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joining us now is john brennan. america's enemies at home and abroad. >> it's so good to see you, director brennan. as much as this is about reelecting putin, it's about is trying to legitimize the war that he is prosecuting against ukraine. talk us through what's at stake here, not just for russia but global democracy. >> as you point out, this is a sham election but putin does seek the legitimacy that he believes such an election will give him. this is the first election being held for the president of russia since the russian invasion of ukraine and as we know there's been a fair amount of opposition that's been suppressed within russia but there's a lot of discontent with what has been happening inside of ukraine and all of the russian soldiers who have been killed, so therefore, putin wants to make sure that this election is going to give him a resounding victory, and an election that is not competitive at all. >> i want to call your attention to reporting by our nbc colleague, who knows that putin will likely

i had covered john brennan. i've interviewed brennan. he's about as serious a national security establishment person as as you can get and i figured there can't be that many things puzzle old john brennan like when he woke up in the morning and was cia director and white house homeland advisor. if he had a question, we have a $60 billion a year intelligence apparatus that went out and ied to answer his questions. and, you know, there are spies and analysts and operators and and signals intelligence intercepts, systems all dedicated to answering whatever random questions■< john brennan wakes up in the morning with. and so if he is leaving office white house homeland security advisor and and cia director and he says, man, this puzzling. that to me felt like something that was worthy of diving into deeper. so t book tries to pull together. our two threads that journalists in historians no&lrmaldifferent. one, that's the military's hunt for ufos here on earth. and thenhe evolving science and the around are under of the size and scale and sco

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coming, up the brennan center for justice studied a billion voting record vows over years of election and found an alarming new trend. white voter participation is not only systemically higher, systematically higher than people of color, the gap is growing. -- supreme court gutting of the voting rights act in 2013. i'll dig into the data with center president and ceo michael waldman and civil rights attorney, charles coleman. plus, we're checking in on the republican party from the swing states that donald trump targeted in his attempt to overturn the 2020 election. today, we head to colorado where we find former bush and mccain aide, mark mckinnon, who is gonna help us understand the stated republican party in his own home state. more velshi after the break. mo. but with prilosec otc just one pill a day blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours. for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. at bombas, we're obsessed with socks. tees. and underwear. because your basic things should be your best things. one purchased equals one donated. visit bom

networks and signals intelligence systems all dedicated to answering whatever random questions john brennanup ithmorning with. and so if he is leaving office at the end of eight years as white house homeland security and and cia director and he says, man, this ufos stuff is really that to me felt like something that was worthy of diving into deeper. so this book tries to pull together. our two threads that journalists in historians normally treat one, that's the military's hunt for ufos here on earth. and then the evolving science and under of the size and scale and scope the universe and what astronomers call the search for intelligence study and that journalist and normally try to treat these as like two totally separate unreal rated topics. you know you have the wacky ufo people here who are all crazy and then you have this serious astronomers doing serious work, studying the universe. but to me very much theame. in part because you see the same figures sort of moving back and forth between two worlds and arguing with one another, but then also at an incredibly level, the question of are

questions that are raises for you director brennan? >> well, i don't any who was behind this and what their particular motivations were. but as pointed in the aftermath of this sham election, that putin staged in order to retain power there, in the aftermath of alexei navalny's death, as the continued onslaught in ukraine continues, there are a variety of groups or individuals who may feel that they needed to carry out or decided to carry out this attack. so, it is usually these operations take place when the operational planning has been completed. and so i know a lot of times people talk about coinciding with an anniversary, but the most important factor is to make sure they have the people in place and the material available, that they've done the surveillance and the casing and this they've timed it in a manner in order to optimize what their objectives are. clearly this was designed to cause death and destruction at these sites inside of moscow. so, therefore, i think, again, there is so much to know and i'm sure the russian autho

christine brennan is a usa today columnist.accomplishment this afternoon and the player in perspective. how big of a deal is this and how good is she? christine: the person with the most points in the history of major college basketball is a woman. and i never in a million years would have thought i would have been able to say that sentence. the fact that caitlin clark has come a long -- come along at this time in our nations history, you and i have to about title ix, we as a nation, we have fallen love with what we have created. the opportunity for girls and women to play sports. it would be inevitable that someone like caitlin clark would come along. a terrific role model, great person, and has had a run that we may not see in sports, men's, women's, basketball, other sports, inany, many months or years to come. just this incredible ability to hit those threes. it is unfortunate it was a foul shot, but she had many threes in the game. and a big victory for iowa over ohio state, a rival day wanted to win the game on senior dat

john brennan literally invented this whole hoax, covered up the laptop and now they are worried trump former cia officer... joins me now. what did they have in store this time? >> jesse this is so nonsensical. anybody who has been in the cia or has been a consumer of intelligence knows that everything that john brennan said in that clip is nonsense. because what is given to presumable or presumed nominees is analytic anyway. what he is talking about is blue border reports or black border that go only to the president anyway. so what donald trump would get, or what he will get is going to be what donald trump would've gotten anyway. this is just john brennan talking to hear himself speak. >> jesse: do you believe that the intelligence agencies are going to spy on the campaign again? >> are not sure they have the guts. they were caught the last time, caught red handed. you and i talked about this the last time i was on the show. i don't think that they have the guts to try to do it again. >> jesse: do you think they are going to interfere in the selection? i know you had those ways that

. ♪ i'm margaret brennan in >>> i'm margaret brennan in washington.his week on "face the nation," a government shutdown is narrowly avoided. but when will congress tackle the national security risks facing the u.s. >>> following the shocking fiery raid on a concert hall on the outskirts of moscow. a branch of isis claims responsibility. and u.s. officials confirm the terror group was solely responsible. we'll get the latest from the chair of the house foreign affairs committee michael mccaul and former chair official. >>> and plus as immigration officials brace if an influx of migrants, head of border patrol tells us national security risks that keep him up at night. >>> and then -- >> the motion is agreed to. >> shutdown owe straerted. president biden and congress agree to a $1 trillion funding deal. but it triggers a new attempt to oust the house speaker. we'll ask kevin mccarthy how republicans can resolve their internal divisions. an finally, we'll talk presidential politics with georgia democratic senator reverend raphael warnock. it is all just

. >>> i'm margaret brennan in washington. this >>> i'm margaret brennan in wasington.his week on "face the nation," political bickering over the border takes on a more dire tone and our new poll contains some worrisome signs for president biden. >>> former president trump swept up more delegates saturday winning gop caucuses in three states as he continued his efforts to tap into voters' fear as a reason to support him. >> biden's conduct on our border is by any definition a conspiracy to overthrow the united states of america. you know he talks about democracy. he is a danger to democracy. >> both trump and mr. biden made trips to the southern border on thursday. >> now things are being overrun by the biden migrant crime. a form of vicious violation to our country. it's migrant crime. >> president biden made his case for a bipartisan bill that would make significant changes to existing immigration policies. and blamed his rival for killing it. >> someone came along and said don't do that, it will benefit the incumbent. that's a hell of a way to do business in america

but that would be his natural playbook, looking at history. >> former director brennan, i want to go back to this idea that putin had a warning. even the united states said, hey, look, this could potentially happen. you're in danger, et cetera, et cetera. just for the uninformed and uninitiated. we are on the opposite side of russia. we are defending ukraine. the russian federation still considered a problem. there's no question there unless you happen to be a certain kind of republican. what is the incentive? what was the incentive of the united states to give warnings on terrorist attacks like this to putin's government? and the fact that this came true, does it in any way thaw relations? are there any sort of undercover thank yous occurring or do the russians ignore this and say, well, you warned us about something. >> u.s. intelligence community takes very seriously its responsibility. they get information about planned terrorist attacks against targets around the world. and it's credible. it's reliable, and especially if it's specific, which this one, we will share that informat

the brennan center is one example and there other voter rights organizations that you might seek outn try to assist you in navigating often g bureaucracy to make sure you are on the voter rolls. host: to look at this coming election in november when it comes to aear at, they estimated that 58% of womenho vofo biden and then the 36 percent of women who voted for former president trump , you go back to 20, those margins were for candidate biden 55% in president trump 44%. overall, the role of women in the issues important to them this november, how would you list those? guest: i think what we are seeing again as we see in most elections is the to@$issues are how are people feeling in terms of their economic security, their actual security in their communities, guns and violence. people are focused including women on their day-to-day lives and how they can protect and do well themselves but also their families and their immediate communities. you will see questions aroun cost-of-living, cost of groceries, cost of gas. those things are putting pressure and they will be equally to women a

accused the role family of manipulating the crews in official photographs, it's a serious issue. po brennan. i'll just say era. that's it for me down, jordan, the news continues up. the witness search have done so much and by the, the russian presidential election will take place over 3 days from now. the 15th people will revising in russia, crimea, and the full so called new territories taken from ukraine was little position legend increasingly excessive. so when again said was, alters the rep for the global reaction. ready the . ready good thing is to tell you, victor, please press the to the i lose one of the way and having this done name is image that you're telling me you were to load and see at the last the other side of the, of the effort the the the the the money coming up in the shop right now and then generate the credit is the size you know the address, but that that allows you how many people go to the original m, have the very, very similar document carrier chance gift card. i think a admission by somebody at the model of the fair a lot of english. ok. i see that there's that l

timothy brennan, the first senior coroner, _ her situation?however, i do not believe that greater manchester police adequately investigated. they seemed to cherry pick parts of the journals that they wanted to acknowledge and then they ignored other parts. for instance, if teresa was feeling a bit down, she would document everything and if she was happy she would document that as well. so i believe they cherry picked and use things like she was on medication or she was drinking too much alcohol. as a reason to indicate that the most likely cause of death was suicide. thank you very much for speaking to us tonight. and the bbc�*s action line is available, if you have been affected by any of the issues in this report and conversation. earlier today, an raf plane carrying defence secretary grant shapps had its gps signaljammed while flying close to russian territory. nick is back. what can you tell us about this incident? it was a pretty dramatic headline when that dropped this afternoon and what it was was that grant shapps was flying back to th

ti john brennan literally invented this whole hoahnx, covered up the laptop, and now they're worried trump's going to abuse the systed goingm. >> former cia officer and whistleblower john kiriakou joinjoins s now. have >> what do they have in storee this timthise, jesse? this this is so nonsensical. anybodissical.y who has been ina or who has been a consumer of intelligence knows that everything that john brennan said in that cliha pbecaus is nonsense, because what is giveton to to presumably or presumed is analytic anyway. what he's talking about is blue border reports or black border reports that go only to the president anyway. an would get or what donald trump will get is going to be what donald trump would have gotten anyway. this is just this is justn john brennan talking to hear himself speak. >> do you believtalk heae that e intelligence agencies are going to spy on the trump campaign agaigoing n? i'm not sure they have the guts. they were they were caughtt the last time, caught red handed. cayou and i talked about thison the last time i was on the show. i just don't think th

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was 1st celebrated in gaza, there's a sense that the wall has wiped out decades of progress, pull, brennan, i'll just see what does a pallet standing in a moment injured journey is where the air strikes and the central garza are being taken to our locks the hospital and then i'll follow up not is one of the few medical center still working, but it is severely overcrowded. obviously, it doesn't cause any reports from their were changed. the hospitals where the ambulances, dozens of women, as we see, women are laying on the floor because there's a lot of beds and they do not have space. the hospital talks with patients and injuries. this woman beside me is pregnant, and she was insured. during the last air strikes that happened on as the light that area in the middle area of the gaza strip. every women in palestine have been sacrificing a lot since the worst started on the god was true. they have been killed. they have been injured. they lost their husbands, they lost their sons, they lost their loved ones. and not only that, they're also being injured in killed, losing their privacy, losing

i am now joined by former london police officer norman brennan to discuss this.he is also the director of the law and order foundation is. welcome to this program. this video, which is related to the previous day, is the summary of the story. explain about this. its definitely true. this is not a day that has passed. i did not see this video on social media. these were young people who were crazy and out of control. they are present in our streets, stores, buses and trains. some of them are armed. it is not normal that there are so many of them. it is a shame to say that we are witnessing a lost generation. there were 300 of these people and among them they were seen as students in school uniforms. we have 4,000 criminals in england. 200 of them are in london. most of these young boys. and teenagers are armed and out of control. it seems that there is no parameter for their behavior and actions and what they want, no one can stand in their way and if such an event happens, they will face severe consequences. when we allow our children to be so unruly, they get ou

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were you surprised at all by the results of this study from the brennan center?eep talk about this upcoming election as if it's about candidate a or candidate b, political party or political party be. this is about democracy or fascism. and what's at stake is the rights of african americans to have a voice in governance, the right of african americans to elect candidates of their choice. and this report truly demonstrated, in a concrete way, that ever since the shelby decision of gutting section 45 of the voting rights act, -- and, voting rights access have been under attack for african americans and other communities. >> you know, you recently, you and several -- civil rights leaders met with vice president harris to discuss voting rights. what was the outcome of that meeting? >> the outcome was the recognition that we must continue to push for the john lewis advancement act. however, at the end of the day, elections have consequences. -- is not enough, we need congressional action. and the only way we can get to congressional action, with a congress that is fun

they employed john brennan who is, former ci ark director who -- cia director who has lied, tensivelypeople. not only that, john brennan got caught spying on united states senators on the senate intelligence committee. he got caught doing thatment he had to admit that he was -- and he lied about it. he was lying to them and spying on them. and so the idea that they have no problem with a former cea director who -- cia director who lies constantly on air airwaves, but ronna mcdaniel is the, that's where they draw the line? it's -- these people are ridiculous, and it's very hard to take them seriously. stuart: trump hatred runs deep in the american media,, and that's a fact. >> that's right. stuart: charlie hurt, see you again soon. i want to get back to the bridge collapse in the baltimore area. grady trimble is there. grady, the latest, please. >> reporter: stu, an active search and rescue operation underway. we know that there are crews in the water on boats searching for people as well as a helicopter above the river searching for anyone who might have gone in when the bridge collap

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there but let's bring it now, law professor, former navy captain lawrence brennan thank you so much for being with us. let's the great thing is you get to answer the questions about the legal liability here and also about this recovery. let's start here. >> we took >> a hit and i know the maryland governor also said that he's not going to give a timeline on when this will be cleared but based on your expertise and what you see here at this site, how long do you think? we'll take the clear all of that out? >> months, if not longer the dam have to be careful not to cause more damage, more injury, or god forbid, even more deaths and it starts with getting the ship removed, the parts of the bridge that are on the bow of the vessel in the adjacent water needs to be done and done carefully and those of us who have been involved in maritime casualties know that there's a great risk after, particularly in cases like this where the environment is disturbed and that's another thing we have to look at is the hazardous cargo that is reportedly on board for the ship that has that has to be carefully

i want to bring in kareem -- the director of voting rights, and representation at the brennan justiceould say, for a justice. thanks for joining us on, this appreciate it. so, you have found, in your studies, that there is a direct correlation between the supreme court's decision back in 2013, and the voting rights gap, or the voting gap that we are seeing between black and white communities. talk more about that. >> sure, and thank you for having me. our research team, led by kevin -- and -- , put together in painstaking fashion, a -- voting records. which really gives us the best picture of voting behavior in this country. and to your question about the effect of -- county, we were able to see, again, that it's been persistent over the country. and, to some degree, has growing, growing at an accelerating pace back in 2013. in the very places where shelby county used to, or in fact did essentially take away the clearance permission of the voting rights act. and under that act, as many of you all know, the federal government would have to pre- clear, or approve, tangential changes in

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former pittsburgh officer patrick brennan admitted to selling steroids to other officers and promoting a cheating service to help officers get pay bumps for a degree. he has taken a plea deal on three felonies, and is expected to be sentenced in july. he is one of 10 officers arrested during an fbi raid last year tied to corruption inside the antioch and pitchford police departments. is the same case which revealed a string of racist text messages shared by antioch officers. >>> committee members and city leadership are meeting the new police chief today in oakland after more than one year without a permanent chief. mayor sheng thao named floyd mitchell as the city's new police chief last week and formally introduced him in a ceremony this afternoon. he says he is committed to proactive policing, data-driven initiatives, and focusing on the implementation of the city's cease-fire strategy to reduce crime in oakland. mitchell says his first 100 days on the job will be spent getting to know his staff, city leadership, and the community, along with addressing major safety issues facing th

as former police officer norman brennan. right.ahead to something. coming your something. i've got coming your way the syrian way at 10 pm. it's the syrian paedophile gang member that back in portrayed as in 2016, was portrayed as a victim by bbc newsnight. but first, itv have drafted the princess of wales scandal hit uncle gary goldsmith into their latest line—up for celebrity big brother. all all. while kate attempts to recover from a significant surgery . significant surgery. >> listen, the nation needs to know we'll be watching . if she know we'll be watching. if she is said to be behind the sofa, i guess , well, she has every guess, well, she has every reason to be hiding because not only does goldsmith have a history of being caught giving out hard drugs and assaulting his fourth and most recent wife , his fourth and most recent wife, he also spoke to the sun newspaper before entering newspaper before even entering the house in which the big brother house in which he slammed prince harry's racism claims bs . claims as bs. >>

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the most full brennan as this report in mind is that coach does her best to keep her 10th clean. she's one of the 950000 women, displaced in the home is by israel's war on guns. in the rafa refugee camp international women's day means nothing, put them in the position of a new model. here, there's no women's day. we do not recognize women's day because we do not have women. all the women have been wiped away women's day somewhere else outside of palestine of yeoman, i big on my a mad house. this is how we celebrate the women's day of the moment because all hands on some sol tc will to like this. this is all because celebration. how does this scholar most last us for one full months? since is there any troops moved into gaza on october 27th? the u. n. estimates. 63 women a day had been killed in the strip. that's more of a $9000.00 in total. thousands more have been without women's center for youth products are desperately scans. pregnant women and new mothers face a constant struggle to keep themselves on the baby's life. in the face of life threatening shortages of food, water,