i turn to brendan now brendan you and i will once upon a time colleagues at cambridge and it was almost always german history that that we we talked about and and clearly what's exciting about your your collaboration with charlie is that you you bring to the topic a great knowledge of modern german history and and great insight into into hitler's thinking now. we we clearly have to understand hitler's view of the united states and it was something that he had views on and yet i think most people still are inclined to to prioritize his his concern with perhaps fear of the soviet union because that looms so much larger in in hitler's thinking from mindcamp onwards so help us think about well hitler's world view, which is something you've written about was his main preoccupation the threat of bolshevism or should we really give more attention to his view of the united states. thank you. hit a certainly worried about bolshevism on the soviet union, but we we tend to see this as a dominant consideration. i think largely for teleological reasons because we know the outcome we know what happen

brendan: i have not just yet.or years, they were asked directly if officials are accessing private u.s. data. they would say all u.s. data is stored in the u.s.. there is a tremendous amount of information flowing to beijing. i am not so sure about that. the buzzfeed article had an official saying these are tools built by china, and we will see if they continue to get access. frankly, this comes down to a matter of trust. where the data is going. for years, i don't have trust in tiktok. there was a member of the australian parliament that wants to know if user data is going there. this is broader effort to take a look. caroline: you are one of the three fcc commissioner's appointed under the trump administration. we saw bands floated. in general, it's not what users want. do you see any middle ground? any assurances the company could maintain -- brendan: i am open-minded but skeptical. i am one of four commissioners, we can only take official action with a vote. there are other agencies that hopefully are stepping

brendan kearney, retired us general, talking to us early.ack other official buildings. a few metres away, the main protest camp, named the gota go home village, a reference to the ousted president, gotabaya rajapaksa, who they forced to resign and flee the country. but those here have always also demanded ranil wickremesinghe, who looks likely to succeed him, should resign too. we're halfway there with gota going home, it is a win. but ranil still being there, still being acting president is a problem for us. we need him to step down as well. he is going the path that he's taking as we see it, is that he's going to be a failed leader, just like gotabaya. and as people gathered here to send a failed leader home, they'll gather again. but the longer this instability continues, the more difficult it's going to be to sort out the terrible problems with the economy here. yeah, that's true, but the thing is, without sending home the people that initiated, that started this crisis, we don't see a possibility of us getting into any sort of stability

brendan worked for two house speakers. good to see you all. cheney asked the question about trump, but i think it applies to supporters of the big lie who are running in november, many of whom have already won primaries. sadaris is suggesting they may face rejection not because of what trump did, but exhaustion from talking about. from hearing about it. what are you hearing? what are the conversations in washington about what the implications might be for the midterms? >> well perhaps unsurprisingly, most republicans are trying no t to talk about this. because in part, there's fatigue about the fact that careers after the election, we are now in year two of president biden's term in office, the former president is still trying to push this lie that everyone here in washington knows isn't real by and large, but the fact that they are still tiptoeing around it, trying not to talk about it and certainly not denouncing it forcefully tells you a lot about where the party is at right now. the fact there is this very visible cross roads between the c

well, congress and brendan boyle, the pennsylvania, thank you so much for joining us. i would hope you'll come back this invitation, come back again. thank you will do. thank you. so what's the bottom line? i imagine people all over the world taking one look at today's america and just scratching their heads. how can so many americans want donald trump back, especially since he still has an admitted to losing the last time? well, if you want to understand this society or any society, it's about living with crazy contradictions. folks are worried about climate change, but they also love their gas guzzling cars. a lot of people are hurting financially these days, but some are doing great. some people believe that america is making progress with more fairness and rights for everyone. while others see their national identity being torn apart. it's all happening in the same country in the same family. but as usual, it's a big dysfunctional family. trump ism is here to stay regardless of the investigation into his actions after he lost the 2020 election. even if it's not led

brendan carr told us about his concerns. >> tiktok does not appear to be what it is on the service. does operate as a sophisticated surveillance tool. pulling all sorts of information from web browsing to biometrics like face print and voiceprint to location information and some circumstances draft measurement. i think it also comes into play with google and apple's policies. more data has been flowing back to beijing than previously reported and data -- data flows are very important in terms of how the app stores allow applications to continue to be on these platforms. take a look at your app policies. if these are inconsistent with what tiktok has been making, they can boot them from the app store. >> they have come out and said i would be very willing to engage with lawmakers and what he said was set the record straight. have you reached out to tiktok and leadership there? did they need to have a conversation? >> i have not been set straight by tiktok just yet. there are two sort of main functions here. one has been dead for years they were asked directly by government officials

. >;> usuarios pueden dejar de ver tiktok en apple y google, el representante de la comisiondice brendanos artificiales, este perro robot que se encuentra laborando como partes del equipo de tácticas especiales, puede subir gradas, entrar en pequeños espacios y captar imágenes claves . >> los precios de gasolina sube y sube, jazmina gonzález nos dice si es beneficioso opinión el bolsillo . >> ricardo es dueño de un carro eléctrico; quien dice es un beneficio . >> gasto 100 dólares al mes para recargar el vehículo . >> esto podría costar 48 dólares, en 700 millas por balón, y un auto completamente cargado, recorriendo 7 millas con 192 dólares, siendo el doble de lo que gasta ricardbien valdrá la pena el gasto . >> siempre y cuando el compromiso sea a largo plazo, no tienes que recargar el carro, tan seguido . >> sí vale la pena, no me tengo que preocupar por los precios de la gasolina . >> sin embargo, la inversión inicial es aun mayor . >< el de gasolina es más menos, de 100 doplares,. >> eso es más importante . >> si quiere este gasto recomiendan hacer cambios pequeños . >> algunos vehí

be perfect, be professional here, home life home, sort of brendan wolf from the organization. the quality florida disagrees. we could talk about, you know, the implications of the bill directly like a kid in 2nd grade is got to mom's or to dads or they welcome to share their family during the family tree project anymore. and what will the effect be? will the effect will be isolating l g b t q kids. the plight of the edge a, b t q. community in florida, resumes with many in washington, d. c. the capitols, famous bobby pontus, taken a clear stand. many of fear that the supreme court will soon restrict gay rights across the whole country were on a slippery slope. it's taking us backwards in time on the, the rights that we've fought so hard to get. it would be a difficult to live our lives as you know, algebra to q people. that's my concern. and my fear, the future of l g b t q writes in the united states, face an uncertain road ahead. that's all for us. doc. film is up next, looking at the application of nuclear weapons in europe, but more fits out of the our main bluecross actua

i think we're making some progress. >> brendan, thank you very much for coming on the program. good talking to you. >> thanks. >> michael beckerman is vp and head of public policy for the americas at tiktok and he's here with me now. mr. beckerman, thank you for coming on. a lot of people have been seeking interviews with tiktok, and it's great to have your point of view here. what is your response to the concerns by mr. carr, by lawmakers in the united states senate, and by other american officials about data security at tiktok? >> thanks, brian. thanks for having me and happy july 4th. tiktok is absolutely beloved by millions of people across the country. it's an entertainment app. i expect people will be using it this weekend doing fun videos with their family watching fireworks and hanging out at the pool this is what tiktok is about, joyful content, entertaining, and is very different than many of the other social media apps people are familiar with. i think maybe this is where some of the confusion stems from. commissioner carr, as you noted, is not an expert on these iss

we invited brendan hunt, who plays coach beard. >> brentford taking on crystal palace. >> and toheebi who play soccer players on "ted lasso" to a proper saturday afternoon match. so i was kind of surprised in talking to the writers that one of the things you guys deal with in the show or are trying to dismantle is toxic masculinity. >> 100%. i think the show, the boy's locker room is the perfect place to tackle that. >> it's very competitive, like boys being around other boys, and like everyone is pretending to be like this version of like what they think of like a man is or a young man is. >> there's versions of people in it, the person you are behind closed doors is not the person you are in real life. >> yeah. >> before he took on "ted lasso" in real life, jason sudeikis hailed from kansas just like the coach he now plays. there he was a college theater star. but just as comfortable playing point guard on the basketball team. he says richmond is partly based on his old team that also happened to be called the greyhounds. >> bill had one of these hanging in his office. >> he pointe

. >> his name is brendan columbus and he will talk about her recent project.comic series and listen to this. it's following a group of circus animals who escape as police chase a group of bank robbers. brendan tells us he got inspiration from a movie that i love called, gremlins, which was written by his father. that is director, chris columbus. >> i ripped off the script, gremlins, almost completely. he could sue me but i hope he doesn't people love being fans of these days. everyone loves getting together and celebrating something like love. especially more niche things like comic books >> columbus will be announcing two new comic books at comic- con and in two weeks his savage circus comic will be released as a graphic novel. >>> if you're anywhere near santa cruz this weekend, you may catch a with of a more than unusual with of ocean error. >> the corpse flower is about to bloom. bob redell joins us live from this is an incredibly rare thing. >> reporter: it is and if this smell, we would not be able to stand here because the smell would be so overwhelming

and my two boys, brendan and blake. both future cornhusker linebackers. their support and hard work has made this day possible. my mom passed away in january and today would have been her 79th birthday. and although she's a democrat, i know she -- i know she is smiling from heaven as i took my oath tonight. when the people of nebraska's first congressional district woke up this morning, they simply wanted to know that their elected officials and leaders were working to solve problems, create opportunities for their children and make sure our homeland is safe. in that spirit, with a deep sense of abiding love for our country, i look forward to working with all of you to find solutions to america's toughest problems. i pledge to be honest, work for the betterment of our country, and conduct myself in such a way that i honor this institution, the people's house. i yield back. the speaker: under clause 5-g of rule 20rbg the chair announces that the house in light of the administration of the oath to the gentleman from nebraska, the whole number of the house i

brendan cr of the u.s.al communications commission told me the chinese owned company could be getting access to american data. to billions of people, tiktok is just a really fun app full of dance routines and cooking tips, how can it be a threat to national security? >> it is a really popular apps, millions are using it. but that is really just the sheep's clothing. the data it is pulling really functions as a sophisticated surveillance tool. taking everything from search and browsing history, keystroke patterns, location information, draft messages, face prints, voice prints, and up to now tiktok has said when asked brickley if the information is going to beijing, they said all u.s. data is stored in the u.s. there have been by the no back in beijing. concerning information going back, from tiktok. >> what concerns do you specifically have? how is that you think user data gained from tiktok and be abused by the chinese company that owns tiktok? >> i don't think it is the videos themselves. it is the underl

users with the chinese government just last week, fcc commissioner brendan carr urge people and google to remove the tiktok app from its stores. >> brown county's music legend carlos santana. you gave fans a big scare last night performing in michigan. he collapsed on stage. videos, show santana being wheeled off stage but waiting to the audience to show that he was ok and then the fans cheering happy to hear that. the 74 year-old said manager says that he's in the hospital being held for observation, he's doing well. and santana later posted this on facebook. thank you for your precious prayers. my wife, cindy and i are good. just taking it easy. forget the eaton drink water. so i do hydrated and passed out blessings in miracles to you all tonight show in pennsylvania has been postponed. santana is currently on his miraculous supernatural tour with earth, wind and fire in support of his latest album. happy to hear. he appears to be on the up and up and we turn our attention. >> back here to the bay area where we're looking live at the golden gate bridge. boy, depending on your vantage

next stop will take diana or about 3 and a half hours by bike like car it would be 50 minutes. cal brendan has around 11000 kilometers of mike pops in. all the swiss national park with it's 170 square kilometers is the country's largest nature reserve here, fight thing is not allowed. see, i vibe and you have been working here for 26 years. i'm in. what kind of any money have you seen? how and see bill butted him so much the duffy let his she think i get a lot of deer under goats and ibex is in summer and bad bill bark that don't involve spotted bears and wolves as well that and that's loud and on base all day it was very special to see such predators. easy, good, also. good. also help the the to be a bother. oh fine. yeah. last stop is straight out of a fairy tale. i did finish. here. we are these mountain village above the town of my in felt inspired, 19th century with novel you hannah speech. to write heidi a world famous children's book, it has been translated into over 50 languages. heidi, a 5 year old orphan grows up in her grandfather's camp here. visitors can follow in her footstep

and federal communications commissioner brendan carr is pressuring google and apple to remove tiktokm their app stores. he also wants to see federal agencies get involved. whether it's the ftc. >> treasury commerce, we take immediate. >> in stop. the surreptitious flows updated back into china. but virginia tech cybersecurity expert aaron brantley is looking to lawmakers for a legislative solution to require on shoring of u.s. national data. he says then private data wouldn't be allowed to leave the u.s. without specific legal permission. senator warner doesn't thing full on shoring is the solution, but believes national data, privacy regulations are long overdue to talk is quite popular, but it shouldn't be. >> that popularity of the cost every americans, individual privacy in washington. i'm hannah brandt. according to a new report, some of the biggest social media platforms are failing to stop hate and threats against there. >> lgbtq users, the advocacy group, glad says a majority of lgbtq people say that they have faced menacing posts or comments when they're scrolling through so

brendan kearney is a retired us marine colonel.gnment was as chief of staff for us marine corps forces in europe. thank you so much forjoining us here. i'm interested. what is your take on the situation in odesa. what you think is or isn't happening there?- isn't happening there? well, i think, obviously, _ isn't happening there? well, i think, obviously, the - isn't happening there? well, i| think, obviously, the russians are continuing to target, as they have for the past five months, civilian populations that pose no tactical value to anyone so other than being a port city, that is critical to the shipments of grain, it really is questionable utility as to why the russians are doing what they are doing. we talk about this grain deal. to give some people some kind of context here, lebanon, crisis stricken lebanon, normally imports 80% of its wheat from ukraine. that would often come from ukraine here. all of these events happening around the world yet president putin, 2a hours after this deal assigned is happy to bomb the port. w

me professional here, home life home for brendan wolf from the organization. the quality florida disagrees. we could talk about, you know, the implications of that bill directly like a kid in 2nd grade who's got 2 moms or 2 dads or they welcome to share their family during the family tree project anymore. and what will the effect be? will the effect will be isolating l g b t q kids. the plight of the eligibility to community in florida resonates with many in washington d. c. the capital's famous bobby pond has taken a clear stand. many of fear that the supreme court will soon restrict gay rights across the whole country were on a slippery slope. it's taking us backwards in time on the, the rights that we've fought so hard to get. it would be difficult to live our lives as you know, they'll typically q people, that's my concern. and my fear, the future of l g b t q writes in the united states facing uncertain road ahead. so restricting freedom of speech, i guess you could say restricting what we can say and how we can react to certain situations. let's talk to

you chiller city, you, brendan, is there proof the puzzle bureau prosper? what dog bundle or him could you send it on? mm mm wow. i love all my other children, but the most, are you doing good that the good that would be learn to talk to protest the son with that are going with have been the monica if at my, at i d. taylor, or somewhere somewhere unwinding. give the war duke here, cooking channel, cooking has thrown there to oblige as a, having an owning it with chesney soup to just just happy as i read it. it's just that i to she in your book, iowa. and then you get a stand on that. i needed, we right ah ah, do it yourself or for you to your suit to do new or new ah. ready ready veronica was at a neighbor's house just a few doors sat down and just before the strikes began, she ran back home. according to her mom in order to brush her hair and get back to playing with her little friends. when the shell struck, her body ended up right here. you can still see the marks from the blood on the asphalt. the neighbors are all visiting the place of her death right

be professional here, home life home for short. brendan was from the organisation, equality, florida. i disagree. we could talk about, you know, the implications of the bill directly like a kid in 2nd grade. we got to moms or to dad or they welcome to share their family during the family tree project anymore. and what will the effect be? will the effects will be isolating l g b to kids? the plight of the l g b t q. community in florida resonates with many in washington d. c. the capital's famous bobby pontus taken a clear stand. many of fear that the supreme court will soon restrict gay rights across the whole country were on a slippery slope. it's taking us backwards in time. on the, the rights that we've fought so hard to get. it would be a difficult to live our lives as you know, l g, b, t, q, people. that's my concern. and my fear, the future of l g b t q writes in the united states facing uncertain road ahead. so restricting freedom of speech, i guess you could say restricting more, we can say in how we can react to certain situations. let's talk to witness about her report. she'

switzerland. competitors braved an altitude of 2252 meters above sea level on top of a mountain in graham brendan and were a few tumbles and tense moments. french competitor boom boom, won the men's speed high line crossing a 60 me to segment in just under 38 minutes. ah, a lot of the top stories here are 0. authorities across southern europe are battling to control massive wildfires as the 2nd record breaking heat wave in a month swoops across the continent. a french meteorologist says southwest parts of the country are experiencing a heat apocalypse. with some places recording double the usual july temperatures, and more than $35.00 in spain of torch 220 square kilometers of force, fueled by 8 days extreme heat. it will not be then it's clear that climate change kills it, kills people, kills out ecosystem. biodiversity, and it also destroyed the most precious goods of society, which is affected by these wild type other homes and businesses. livestock. you, cale thought is a warning, temperatures could break records over the next 24 hours. people are being urged to take extra precautions with a

earlier, i spoke to brendan kearney — a retired us marine colonel.im for his take on the siuation in odesa. well, i think obviously, the russians are continuing to target, as they have for the past five months, civilian populations that pose no tactical value to anyone. so other than being a port city that is critical to these shipments of grain, it really is a questionable utility as to why the russians are doing what they're doing. we talk about this grain deal. to give people some sense of context here lebanon, for example, cash strapped, crisis stricken lebanon imports normally 81% of its wheat from ukraine. yemeni children facing starvation would often get food that would come from ukraine here. all of these events happening around the world. yet president putin, 2a hours after this deal is signed, is happy to bomb the port. what does this tell us about the mentality of the leadership in moscow? well, again, i think it's a it's a very, very clear signal that the russians completely disregard the accepted norms of behaviour when it comes to confl

mosse, when he was confronted about his role and who he said we can qu, whoever we want. venezuela's brendan think listen, enduro says that the attempts to our can and the pressure placed on him has a lot to do with these countries. resources. direct reason seizing the oil of venezuela because we have the largest oil reserves certified. we certified what will be the largest reserves of gold in the world. we have the 4th record of the world's largest gas, and we have large reserves of colton. diamonds, aluminium, iron. we have drinking water reserves throughout the national territory. we are an energy and natural resources, power house, former national security adviser, john bolton, isn't afraid to brag about his previous endeavors. either. one doesn't have to be brilliant to attempt who i disagree with. that is somebody who is help plan coo data. no, not here, but you know, other places it takes a lot of work all seems to indicate that mon douro is right. but why is richardson bringing this up now? well, it has to do with the fact that the white house is pushing a green agenda getting off fo

brendan kearney is a retired us marine colonel.f of staff for us marine corps forces in europe. he says he doesn't believe russia can �*step up' its ukraine offensive beyond its current form. i think there's an excellent chance that excellent chance that we'll see an increase in the number of cruise missiles and other high—technology missile attacks on soft targets in ukraine. that seemingly is something they're very enamoured with, and sadly, i think we will continue to view that on a daily basis. but when you get to the real aspects of increasing your offensive capability — say, taking over air control in the skies of ukraine — they failed so far. taking over the northern part of the black sea around 0desa — they failed miserably at that. and control issues continue, and they continue to the logistic issue seems to continue, their command and control issues continue, and they continue to have significant morale problems. so, i think it's more rhetoric than anything else. so, with that, i mention dnipro there. we also saw this wee

earlier i spoke to brendan kearney — a retired us marine colonel. him for �*his take' on the siuation in odesa. well, i think, obviously, the russians are continuing to target, as they have for the past five months, civilian populations that pose no tactical value to anyone so other than being a port city, that is critical to questionable utility as to why the russians are doing what they are doing. we talk about this grain deal. to give some people some kind of context here, lebanon, crisis—stricken lebanon, imports 80% of its wheat from ukraine. children would often get food that comes from ukraine here. all of these events happening around the world yet president putin, 2a hours after this deal assigned is happy to bomb the port. what does this tell is of the leadership in moscow? well, again i think it is a very, very clear signal that the russians completely disregard the accepted norms of behaviour when it comes to conflict. war is bad. there is no doubt about that — for everybody concerned but to go ahead in civilian populations and especiall

bids and more are expected to join before the selection process gets on the way later this week, for brendan looks for the issues contenders. will have to address politics is a brutal business riven with rivalries and shifting loyalties and simmering ambitions. and when the top job is up for grabs, the heat really is on it looks like it's shaping up to be a very, very kind of not the leadership campaign. if that does happen, of course, you have a window to be providing over very fractured policy at a point in which regards to what the lifetime cost of living crisis, the u. k is next, prime minister isn't chosen by the general public. instead, just a conservative m p 's over the in parliament will with all the less down most likely to just to remaining candidates. and then the conservative party membership in the country around $160000.00 of them will cast the postal balance. a 2019 analysis found that 70 percent of the members are male, 56 percent or older than 55. and a 3rd of them live in london in the southeast of england. expect policies which appeal explicitly or implicitly to that demo

(brendan jones) i first came to alaska in 1997. you know, i'd go out with friends, and they would set skates and i was always kind of fascinated with it. i mean, there's such a culture of subsistence on the island because a half-gallon of milk costs $8. this is a skate that we're pulling. the idea is you set the skate in the evening or in the morning, and maybe eight or ten hours later, you pull it in the hopes that there's something on one of those 15 hooks. - the subsistence culture is still very, very strong here. - very much, yeah. this island was inhabited by tlingits for 10 000 years, and they hardly went into the mountains because when the tide was low, the table was set. so much food to be had around here. - you fish, but you also hunt. basically, do you make sure that you don't go to the grocery store very often? - well, it's kind of like a game my family plays. and we lose if we go to the grocery store. - really? - so we have the garden and we have hunting, and then we have subsistence, gathering seaweed, foraging, there'

need to know this is what it is and when you, when you do a quote you ship us down, gyla city, you, brendan, is there proof the puzzle bureau prosper? what dog or or him could you send it on with oh, my asthma children, but the most, are there any kids at the current that over the land throughout the process to son with ah, to close out for, for you to you. soon. to deal with, veronica was at a neighbor's house just a few doors sat down. and just before the strikes began, she ran back home. according to her mom in order to brush her hair and get back to playing with her little friends. when the shell struck, her body ended up right here. you can still see the marks from the blood on the asphalt. the neighbors are all visiting the place of her death right now, bringing flowers, plush toys. and of course, none of this can bring the little girl back as her mom. helena is completely devastated romano calls for f r t. the nest people's republic. that's all for this our join us again and just to.

both johnson stepped down following internal pressure over series of scandals pulled brendan has more. well, we've got 8 candidates now left standing after elimination into the 1st round, the 1922 committee, which is a committee within the pretty conservative party, responsible for electing the new leader. basically set the ball quite high. normally, if you had 8 supporters within the party, you would get into the 1st round ballot. instead they put it up to 20 supporters that were required, hoping that that would fit out the field somewhat. we had 11 potential candidates, haven't really thinned out the field as much as perhaps the 922 committee would have hoped to go 8 candidates who will go forward to tomorrow's 1st round ballot. which will take place over 2 hours in the early afternoon on wednesday. the big names are still in, well, frankly, the front when a clearly within the parliamentary parties. the former chancellor wishes sumac, who has probably more than double the amount of support among his parliamentary colleagues. and any of the other individual candidates, but another na

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let's go live down westman, south central london, out as he was pull brendan, is that for us so that he's resigned, but he is to go on as caretaker is. is that gonna happen, paul? well certainly in the short term it will because there is no real mechanism for the conservative m. p. 's too to oust him from down the street. if he doesn't want to go, you'll recall the last couple of days where he was setting his store against everything, against even his closest allies. and it was a real job for them to persuade him that finally the game was up and that he was going to have to quit. it was only a last minute raft of an extra arrest at resignation. the took the number of government resignations to 9060. that made boris johnson's position totally untenable yesterday. and that said, the debate over whether he can continue is raging within the conservative party or the quotes that i can can give you. i mean one m p said it was beyond credulity, that forrest johnson should be allowed to stay at danny street for the next 2 perhaps even 3 months. while his successor is found at dominic cumming

let's go live to downing street out 0 pole, brendan. is that force pull any sign of the prime minister? there isn't no, but as he's browsing through the newspapers, watching the your television and listening to the radio this morning. it's a pretty bleak picture and frankly we're in really serious crisis. now. we've had 7 ministers of state that resigned that this morning alone and i'll run through some of the brand new. it's northern ireland secretary, so secretary state, that's a cabinet level at resignation and he said decent and responsible government relies on honesty and i no longer believe those values are being upheld. helen weekly treasury minister, damien hines, security minister, the most recent one has just gone in the last few minutes michelle dall and the education secretary, another secretary of state cabinet level post. she was only imposed for 24 hours. she was only made education secretary a day ago, take me over as education. secondly, when not eames or how we was moved from the education sector to become chancellor a

this is brendan in michigan. what is your reaction to the january 6 hearings? caller: it is really sad there are so many people in this country that are just willing to deny reality. there is so much proof that is being laid out about how unhinged trump is. you just read the statement that he posted. he thinks everyone is ganging up on mike pence. and it is just reality. at some point, you have to admit to an objective reality. pedro: thank you. house gop conference sent out a series of tweets. it used to be led by liz cheney, now led by representative elise stefanik of new york. here are some. when showing outtakes from president trump's statement, house republicans say they never show what president trump said, peacefully. he never used the word peacefully. even though that was in his final statement. another tweet -- why don't they have a secret service agent testified? and finally -- all hearsay. those three tweets, by the gop conference. here is jamie raskin live. representative raskin: we solved the mystery tonight. sherlock holmes had the story with a do

historical ties to the uk looking tojoin with french—speaking gabon and togo becoming the latest members brendan influence, what evidence is it possible to point to that the commonwealth has created greater unity than it has has division and greater prosperity than those nations would have achieved without this umbrella? i think if we look at the commonwealth heads of government meeting that took place a month ago in rwanda, our members came together in a theme of delivering a common future, innovating, transforming and connecting across a range of issues from the economy, health, education, finance. coming together in birmingham to now beat each other at sport. a lot of work in trade going on to support prosperity in the commonwealth and happy to talk more about that. ~ . . and happy to talk more about that. ~ ., . i. that. what evidence can you oint to that. what evidence can you point to this _ that. what evidence can you point to this woakes - that. what evidence can you point to this woakes and i point to this woakes and benefits of the nations involved? tt benefits of the nations involved?

he was pull brendan, is that for us? so we're told that the prime minister is about to announce his resignation, but that also reports pull that he's appointing members to a new cabinet. what's going on? that's right. morris johnson. it seems, it's very keen to say in downing street, at least in the short term, he seems to wants to appoint about keep himself as a kind of cat take a prime minister through until the autumn, when a new leader could be appointed. the time table of today has so far been that a fresh wave of resignations started early morning including 2 cabinet ministers, brougham, lewis, nevada, and secretary, a cabinet level, and also the education secretary, michelle donald, who only been in post 36 hours. both of those chris along with a raft of junior ministers as well until it got to the point where frankly, bars. johnson having been told his position was untenable by many people in many close colleagues. yes, they finally accepted that that was the case. he had a visit this morning with the 1st grand b

brendan o'hara. here we are again. once again the minister - fashion. brendan o'hara. was briefed in question. this letterfrom —— was briefed in question. this letter from lord —— was briefed in question. this letterfrom lord mcdonald demolishes the claims of the prime minister but he did not know and raises serious concerns whether he's broken the ministerial code. how much longer will we have to endure this similarly endless merry—go—round and well the secretary of state commit to holding a full investigation into this matter are perhaps finally allowing the people of the united kingdom to get off this appalling merry—go—round. i realise the honourable gentleman from scotland wishes to make political — from scotland wishes to make political hay out of the situation but it _ political hay out of the situation but it really does not wash. it's not indefensible to defend natural justice. _ not indefensible to defend natural justice, naturaljustice means justice, natural justice means acting — justice, natural justice means acting on— justice, naturaljustice means acting

lee up almost 9% joining is is brendan ahern.eing here is it the fact that delivering numbers look better than given fear of the reopening, and that whole story, is it supportive of chinese policies what do you think investors are so excited about you're -- up 141%, and you're see the estimate for year i any it's affecting a lot of the on stocks, not just the lee autos and nios, blue even for tesla and byd, greatsh, great deal numbers. solid numbers, and that's -- >> there's obviously been short discussions. i think there's been two of the bigger weightings ticker darts is it part of it. >> i think since march 14th when i hadded vice premier about providing more communication, transpatterns on community's internet regulation, nio is up lee auto is up so certainly that initial move, leslie i think was an element of the short squeeze. at the same time they very, very strong numbers in june, the anticipation you'll see mo policy support, it's a strong reasons to be long >> brendan, based on what you were saying earlier, it doesn't s

. >> commissioner brendan. >> here. >> you have a quorum, also with us tonight we have chief williamco police department and sarah hawkins for police beable. >> thank you, welcome chief and director hawkins and my fellow commissioners. can can can you please call the first item.

brendan kearney is a retired us marine colonel.of staff for us marine corps forces in europe and hejoins me from california. thank you so much. how do you see this? can the russians really step up this? can the russians really step up as their defence minister is asking them to?— up as their defence minister is asking them to? first of all, great to be with yom — asking them to? first of all, great to be with you. to _ asking them to? first of all, great to be with you. to answer- asking them to? first of all, great to be with you. to answer your . to be with you. to answer your question, i don't believe they will. i think there was a smug and excellent chance we won't see an increase in the number of cruise mussels and other high—technology missile attacks on soft targets in the ukraine. that seemingly something they are very enamoured with and sadly, i think they will continue to view that on a daily basis. but when you get it to the real aspects of increasing your offensive capability, say taking over air control and the skies o

party attempt to gain political points. joining me today is democratic congressman from pennsylvania. brendan boiled cousin, broil. i'm really grateful for you joining me here and let me just let me just start this with a very serious element here. you were in the capital when this attack on it happened. and as i understand it, this is the 1st attack on the u. s. capital infrastructure since the war of 1812, it just is not in normal thing. what was it like being in the midst of that malay? you know, it's really hard to describe and even now i think many members went through myself . included are still kind of processing what, what happened. it also happened so quickly even though it was the course of the day, things went downhill extremely quickly. so i, one of my vivid memories is literally with my staff pushing a couch in front of my office door, making sure all of the other doors were locked. barricading ourselves in. certainly an unforgettable day and a very sad one. but i would also point out, ultimately we did our duty, went back to the house floor. that evening. i spoke just after midn

brendan carr, commissioner, thank you for joining us. why would you want it removed from the app store? what power do you think that would have? >> if tiktok is not what it appears to be on the services, it is not just another app for sharing funny videos or memes. that is just a sheep's clothing. it does operate as a sophisticated surveillance tool. it has web browsing to biometrics like basement and voiceprint, location information and some circumstances draft messages. that is a security concern but i think it comes into play with google and apple's policies. there are new elevate -- new revelations that more data has been flowing back to beijing than previously reported. data flows are very important in terms of how the app stores allow applications to continue to be on those platforms. take a look at your app policies. if these data flows are inconsistent with representation , it seems to be that way to me, they can with them from the app store. >> buzzfeed looked at this and it repeatedly access private information despite company

. >> commissioner brendan. >> here. >> you have a quorum, also with us tonight we have chief william scott from san francisco police department and sarah hawkins for police beable. >> thank you, welcome chief and director hawkins and my fellow commissioners. can can can you please call the first item. >> line item 1, can we do the "pledge of allegiance". >> oh, that too. so let's do that first. >> okay, if you you can stand if you're able. for the "pledge of allegiance". >> i pledge allegiance tolt flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god indivisible with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you, for the reminder. >> item 1, public comment. at this time, the public is able to address the commission. under police commission rules of order during public comment, are required to respond by comment but may provide a brief response. or written comments may be sent to u.s. postal service located at 1235 third street. if you would like to make public comment at this time, please press star-3. >> francisco nacosta. what i want to ta