these will have to address, and that's such a great point. 14 years is the span of time between brock obama becoming president . and today, one of the guy sitting on this panel right now is one of those who has been charged as a whistle blower, right. during that period of time, there was an interesting fact, a lot of people middle of may not know which is that during his term as president brock obama, persecuted and prosecuted, more whistle blowers than every other presidential administration combined. so to george his point there is a and attempted showing a fact to wipe out whistle blowers to silence them and to create fear. maybe it's part of the reason that we can mix wasn't a strong without assault, wasn't just the fundamental or maybe it was also the fact that they intimidated, harassed and prosecuted every whistle blower. they could fine and completely ignored with the lower protections. absolutely bad, that chilling effect i would say took place years ago, as you said, 1213 years though, nobody imagined instagram or tick tock or all of these things in the world has changed. the lan

these will have to address and that's such a great point. 14 years is the span of time between brock obama becoming president . and today, one of the guy sitting on this panel right now was one of those who has been charged as a whistleblower right. during that period of time, there was an interesting fact, a lot of people middle of may not know which is that during his term as president brock obama, persecuted and prosecuted, more whistle blowers than every other presidential administration combined. so to george's point, there is a and attempted showing a fact to wipe out whistle blowers to silence them and to create fear. maybe it's part of the reason that we can't mix wasn't a strong without assault, wasn't just the fundamental or maybe it was also the fact that they intimidated, harassed and prosecuted every whistle blower they could find and completely ignored was the lower protections. absolutely. then that chilling effect i would say, took place years ago, as you said, 1213 years though, nobody imagined instagram or tick tock or all of these things in the world has changed. the lan

as you said, ben brock obama was responsible for prosecuting 3 times as many national security whistle blowers as all previous presidents combine. the espionage act in the united states does not allow for an affirmative defense. you can't go in to court and say, why you did what you did. and national security was, a blowers are not protected by the whistleblower protection act. so despite is really the best and the fight just begins john kerry miller trent. george said, well he thank you all so much. that is our show and bins one. and we will see you next time covering stories that have a direct impact. the credit to do it. that's true just because a couple of people don't leave for the bonus, but there's ways to the most of the reason that we're going to know, you know, what else about the future just about richard stems used to boom. does it deal to deal with the was the, [000:00:00;00] the the headline story is at least 40 people are injured after a passenger train, the wheels in north western russia also a head on the program. the people are going to have started, but they will not

it is just beginning, as you said, ben brock obama was responsible for prosecuting 3 times. as many national security was the blowers, as all previous presidents combine. the espionage act in the united states does not allow for an affirmative defense. you can't go in to court and say, why you did what you did. and national security was, the blowers are not protected by the whistleblower protection act. so despite is really and the fight just be getting strong carrier camino a chance drawers and well, he thank you all so much. that is our show on been swan. and we will see you next time covering stories that have a direct impact. the voltage to search as well as for the summit line. so see what it was around there. so, so the just simply say of course we need the last name was need read. those can, will be used to be too much and we have some more more for someone who is this, we would show new people to the, the, the people of getting to have started be that would be that there was nothing produced by non speed of 2024 by 10 feet and a dramatic utah, the canyon presidents s

and i saw, i think you saw the image when that he was that are fundraiser with a brock obama and brock obama had to lead them past the stage. i was wondering if that's a matter for it's time for you to go. jo, you've served your purpose, go headlines, and brock obama, by the way, who was the verbally and theoretically man handled by mister netanyahu during his visit. but let me explain another aspect to wait, which, which is solely just so you know, peter not, you will not have talked about how i am side eating passionately would people who before i guess i told her i just spies. i just, there were a massive me to me know, here's something very interesting. freespace and expression are, it is under attack all over the world. very, very briefly. we had this thing on january 6 where people decided to ard to, to riot in washington. okay. fine. and they were charged with the dishes conspiracy and rebellious and instruction because they all conspired to interrupt a governmental process and they were put under the jail and these then these star chambers, okay, fine. when mister netanyahu arr

and brock obama. had to lead the past the stage. i was wondering if that's a matter for it's time for you to go. jo, you've served your purpose. go headlines and brock obama, by the way, who was the verbally and theoretically man handled by mister netanyahu during his visit. but let me explain another aspect to wait, which, which is solely just so you know, peter not, you will not have talked about how i am side eating passionately with people who before i guess i told her i just spies. i just, there were a massive me to me. now here's something very interesting. freespace and expression are, is, is under attack all over the world. very, very briefly, we had this thing on january 6 where people decided to ard to, to riot in washington. okay, fine. and they were charged with the dish, just conspiracy, and rebellious and instruction because they all conspired to interrupt a governmental process and they were put under the jail and these then these star chambers, okay, fine. when mister netanyahu arrived

and brock obama let him out after 7 years. and by the way, the next year, the us military court of appeals upheld that conviction. i goes, man and try to get it over turned after he was out of prison. this is not about journalism. this is not about journalism at all. if, if chelsea manning had called up and said, hey julian hassan is i got these things here and then gave it to him and he published them. that's one thing. but the trump justice department of charge show you massage with 18 counts back in 2019, including soliciting this information and assisting chelsea manning and then breaking into computers to get the information. that's hardly journalism. that's partly what your typical journal is does to get a story. so those who say it's about journalism, i don't know what they're talking about according to the charges that the trump administration, the trump d o. j filed against julian massage. all right, so i assume we know the, the, what about the timing about this, the now we're getting, so we notate a massive roll in t

then you have no idea a brock obama is background. who he actually is. if you say that, because this is not just about mile. well, i don't care about zoe guys. scholars background was a really just boy who rose boy and i should have some of them as we both know. let me go briefly on. but i do think that numberless, i think in this is the sort of you to know if there's a good thing. but don't you think that nonetheless, for me, the great failure of both but actually density was that which is not i wouldn't use the word aggressive. sometimes you may be non intelligent for the dates that c, c, that is out of he's the gate was the united states effectively come, okay, close to losing the position of the community, photos the power under both your united states, most effectively control overlapped in america and so on and so on, and i think, and this is not, i don't say with some less these d o finally be got united states, but i think we are entering even tend to agree with you a very dangerous more the sense that well, or this video is the america really so

he, he charmed the french voters the same way the brock obama did state side with similar to obama. his tenure has proved to be that of global as designs. i mean, the big yellow best protests that were sparked by the petrol tax hikes. then they were joined by protesters, angered by the proposed increase in retirement age moreno. a pen on the other hand, is kind of taking the mazda approach, right. she's very trump in her rhetoric, but more selective and her verbiage that trump was. she grew up in a world of politics, right? the oh, her dad, what, but my point is this. she was popular before, but she seems more popular now. is that just normal acceleration? or is it because the french people perceive chrome as a guy who wants to be more like marie and gwinnett hoss? so i would say after decades of this, of a failed meal. liberal leadership in france were perhaps being an over correction in the form of the national front taken states, mo, microns party in the, the e. u elections. i think microns party is in big trouble and in these forthcoming snap elections coming up. yeah, i agree,

in my opinion, that's exactly what's happening. figuratively speaking, brock obama's been calling the shots. his good byes in ministration is loaded with obama officials. and i believe that obama is controlling what's happening. i don't think that job. i look, we've seen joe by the say, oh, i better not take any questions. i'll get in trouble. oh, i better not answer that. can i do this? yeah. you know, things we've never seen a president door say, you're the president, you're in charge to g d 's. very, very careful. well get in trouble now. sure. and the said that it's just not right . the whole thing is it, right? so i don't think joe biden is making the big decisions. let me just come without a different way because the german shuffler has praise joe biden for bucking t, as in the ukraine conflict, which donald trump has promised to end within 24 hours. if he's elected no, that won't take some work. but do you think that chancellor shoals his allies with the help a president trump in that regard? do they wanted to end the part of this lovely as about right now? a well that's, that'

long time to send humans into orbit and a joints of very small club in 2010, then us president brock obama promised a bold and risky new idea to transform the nation's 50 year old publicly funded space program into one that relies on private companies for space travel. in order to reach the space station. we will work with a growing array of private companies competing to make, getting to space easier and more affordable. 14 years later, the companies in the us space race includes some new startups and many old titans. boeing is a space veteran. the company was involved in the apollo program half a century ago and was just one of 2 to be awarded the task of transportation under obama's new land is or so it built the star liner that the craft is only flown to the space station once and it's never carried people starlight star line or flies on a united launch alliance rocket. that's a partnership between defense giant lockheed martin and boeing along the way other players have made a big promises to bigelow space was suppose to build habitats for space stations. it collapsed in 2020 version

remember, brock obama elected to not charge julia such with the crime because he said that he had what he called his new york times problem. meaning if you, if you charge julie and assigned to the crime, you're going to have to charge every national security journal list of the new york times and the washington post and every other outlet with espionage just for just doing his job as a journalist. and so obama didn't charge a search, donald trump did. now what many of us thought would happen when joe. busy biden was elected president, was that he would simply walk away from those charges withdraw the charges dropped him and he didn't. he continued to pursue them and doubled down. well over the course of the next 3 and a half years. i think the justice department and the white house, political operatives, more importantly, realized this was not a winnable situation, even if they were successful in prosecuting julia to such and incarcerating, and maybe for the rest of his life. what did they gain from that politically? besides trouble and headaches, relative to the 1st amendment of the c

this notion of brock obama doesn't know what he's doing is just not there it is.knows exactly what to memorize 25 seconds that's the campaign is so important because i think this notion, i think this is an important point marco marco, the figures, this when you're prezi united states, when you're governor of a state, the the memorize 30 seconds speech we talked about how a great americans at the end of it doesn't solve one problem for one person. three days after that debate, was the new hampshire primary on february 9, 2016. rubio finished in fifth place, almost 25 points behind trump at the time, rubio cited his own debate performance are disappointment tonight is not on you. it's on me on me i did not i did not do well on saturday night so listen to this. >> that will never happen again yet last year when kristie jumped into the 2024 presidential race, rubio was quick to dispel the notion that kristie played a role in his failed 2016 campaign. >> any political reporter, commentator claiming kristie ended my campaign in 2016 is lazy or dm new hampshire debate su

as you said, ben brock obama was responsible for prosecuting 3 times as many national security whistle blowers as all previous presidents combine. the espionage act in the united states does not allow for an affirmative defense. you can't go in to court and say, why you did what you did. and national security was, a blowers are not protected by the whistle blower protection act. so this fight is really and the fight just begins john kerry miller chance joyce and wiley. thank you all so much. that is our show. i'm been swan and we will see you next time covering stories that have a direct impact. the i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we're so shorter is that conflict with the 1st law show alignment as a patient. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at the point, obviously is to makes a trust rather than to the various jobs. i mean with the artificial intelligence we have so many redeeming the robot must protect this phone. existence was alexis, the we are in a rush

then us president brock obama promised a bold and risky new idea to transform the nation's 50 year old publicly funded space program into one that relies on private companies for space travel. in order to reach the space station. we will work with a growing array of private companies competing to make getting to space easier and more affordable. 14 years later, the companies in the us space race includes some new startups. and many old titans . boeing is a space veteran. the company was involved in the apollo program half a century ago and was just one of 2 to be awarded the task of transportation under obama's new land is our so it built the star liner that the craft is only flown to the space station once and it's.

then us president brock obama promised a bold and risky new idea to transform the nation's 50 year old publicly funded space program into one that relies on private companies for space travel. in order to reach the space station. we will work with a growing array of private companies competing to make getting to space easier and more affordable. 14 years later, the companies in the us space race includes some new startups and many old titans. boeing is a space veteran. the company was involved in the apollo program half a century ago and was just one of 2 to be awarded the task of transportation under obama's new land is our. so it built the star line or the craft is only flown to the space station once, and it's never carry people starlight star line or flies on a united launch alliance rocket. that's a partnership between defense giant lockheed martin and boeing along the way. other players have made big promises to bigelow space was supposed to build habitats for space stations. it collapsed in 2020 version or bit hope to deliver satellites. by playing it folded in 2023. the apartme

then us president brock obama promised a bold and risky new idea to transform the nation's 50 year old publicly funded space program into one that relies on private companies for space travel. in order to reach the space station. we will work with a growing array of private companies competing to make getting to space easier and more affordable. 14 years later, the companies in the us space race includes some new startups. and many old titans . boeing is a space veteran. the company was involved in the apollo program half a century ago and was just one of 2 to be awarded the task of transportation under obama's new land is our so it built the star liner that the craft is only flown to the space station once and it's never carried people starlight star line or flies on a united launch alliance rocket. that's a partnership between defense giant lockheed martin and boeing along the way. other players have made big promises to bigelow space was suppose to build habitats for space stations. it collapsed in 2020 version or bit hope to deliver satellites. by playing it folded in 2023. the apa

and bassett, or to the united nations under brock obama. and she made a name for herself spinning atrocity tales back in the ninety's to break up former yugoslavia. now at this point, samantha power has admitted that the united states is pressuring countries like china, india, israel, and turkey. when it comes to opposing russia and its operation and ukraine. we have exerted. busy kinds of diplomatic pressure, these are the countries that have retained influence with food and you know everything from turkey to israel, to india, to china and boot and doesn't care and, and is defying the will of the world to allow civilians to be evacuated, to allow food and medicine to get in there. and it is a travesty cheese also admitted that america is more than happy to let you crane keep doing all the fighting instead of the west. what does it steak and ukraine, our values and interests so core to the united states? i mean, imagine just wanting your freedom and your independence. you know, americans understand bullies and the importance of standing up

ticking and mister biden stood still needing to be pulled up stage by one of his predecessors, brock obama, us president, was apparently focused on something, though no reports have emerged as to what caught his gaze in. what was his latest high profile labs? we discussed the piece summit with john village senior editor for the issue, insight publication, who, unlike biden, was as a piece summit in switzerland. he talked to some delegates and told us they've expressed their fatigue over yet another ukraine. central event, while their national interests are being down played i was able to interact with a good number that locations that different levels and also interact with some of the journalists covering the event. and from the delegation perspective, you can raise you there. i think overall, most more kind place looking at the performance, the statements that they read over the 2 days basically were written in advance and there were no changing of minds. and the delegations basically said that, you know, we, we know we're not going to change any minds. this is an event, it's a spectacle

the mind is really in charge. brock obama had to kind of or sure, sleepy joe, on the stage at a fundraiser. i don't know where the fundraising for 4 more years. it was like the do can get 4 more feet or 4 more days. it looks highly unlikely that the mom's gonna survive the law. but when he did get onto the stage and it all went p tongue and went wrong on the video or the check this the glitch is completely like someone unplugged the k, the flux, look, he has enough, he has no clue what's going on. low key literally has to get graded off the stage. i mean, this is just not right, this is not good. who actually believes the dispute is going to be able to run the country, you know, run on it. now the matter owner's property goes on, on the shoulder right there, and of course, joe is just a gift to keeps on giving. we're actually keeping him artificially alive to give us material for the show. again as well. i confirmed us, but when the g 7 met initially, it went from bad to worse. it gets returned up there to papa. and it'll papa was sitting down and sleepy joe decided to basically head board

samantha power was you ask them, bassett, or to the united nations under brock obama, and she made a name for herself spinning atrocity tales back in the 90s. to break up former yugoslavia. now at this point, samantha power has admitted that the united states is pressuring countries like china, india, israel, and turkey. when it comes to opposing russia and its operation and ukraine, we have exerted all kinds of diplomatic pressure. these are the countries that have retained influence with food and you know everything from turkey to israel, to india, to china, and boot and doesn't care and, and is defying the will of the world to allow civilians to be evacuated, to allow food and medicine to get in there, and it is a travesty cheese also admitted that america is more than happy to let you crane keep doing all the fighting instead of the west. what does it steak and ukraine, our values and interests so core to the united states? i mean, imagine just wanting your freedom and your independence, you know, americans understand bullies and the importance of standing up to boys at the same

they're saying, and they may have to make the case to say, joe, by mistake and disgrace, they got brock obama saying the same thing. now, you know, anyone can have a bad debate or bomb had, you know, remember 2012, you had a terrible 1st, the baby got a rama every come and present and usually has a terrible 1st debate. i've just never seen the 1st debate that was that, that and i wonder if there was even a 2nd debate to be honest with you. well we, we've heard this in the last hour from the white house that there will be a 2nd debate. well, the question is donald trump showing up for a 2nd big cause if i'm in the trump campaign. yeah, i'm saying no more debate as well. we've got another get to want to bring it into the joint. isn't frank says no, i'm frank spent many, many years as a white house correspondent. he was also your chief in washington for seer cnn when i work there. he's now with the george washington university school of media and public affairs. let's see if we can go to frank. i'll be ready to go to frank. there we go. i just sent me that when we've got it. there you go. frank.

they're saying, and they may have to make the case to say, joe, by mistake in this race, they got brock obama saying the same thing. now, you know, anyone can have a bad debate or bomb a head, you know, remember 2012, you have a terrible 1st the baby get it right around me. every and come and present usually has a terrible 1st debate. i've just never seen the 1st debate that was that, that and i wonder if there's even a 2nd debate to be honest with you. well, we, we heard this in the last hour from the white house, so there will be a 2nd debate. well, the question is donald trump showing up for 2nd big because if i'm in the trump campaign, yeah, i'm saying no more debate as well. we've got another get to want to bring it into the join is frank says, no, i'm frank spent many, many years as a white house correspondent. he was also your chief in washington for c a. cnn. i work there. he's now with the george washington university school of media and public affairs. let's see if we can go to frank. i'll be ready to go to frank. there we go. just let me know when we've got it. there you go. frank

samantha power was you ask them, bassett, or to the united nations under brock obama and she made a name for herself spinning atrocity tales back in the ninety's to break up former yugoslavia. now at this point, samantha power has admitted that the united states is pressuring countries like china in the.

then us president brock obama promised a bold and risky new idea to transform the nation's 50 year old publicly funded space program into one that relies on private companies for space travel. in order to reach the space station. we will work with a growing array of private companies competing to make getting to space easier and more affordable. 14 years later, the companies in the us space race includes some new startups and many old titans. boeing is a space veteran. the company was involved in the apollo program half a century ago and was just one of 2 to be awarded the task of transportation under obama's new land. if our so it built the star liner that the craft is only flowing to the space station once and it's never carry people starlight star line or flies on a united launch alliance rocket. that's a partnership between defense giant lockheed martin and boeing along the way. other players have made big promises to bigelow space was supposed to build habitats for space stations. it collapsed in 2020 so virgin orbit hope to deliver satellites by plane. it folded in 2023. the amaz

to have yet another loft still of the event and was pulled off stage by one of his predecessors. brock obama, a wide high spokes person called the video footage, a cheap fake claiming the american leader was just taking in the crowds applause the bach in switch. when we discussed the talks with veteran journalist john college who did attend the piece summit, he told us that some delegates express fatigue will be yet another. you've prayed centric events while their country's interest are being done. place i was able to interact with a good number of the delegations that different levels and also interact with some of the journalists covering the event. and from the delegation perspective, you can raise you there. i think overall the most for the kinds place looking at the performance either of the statements that they ran doing for the 2 days basically were written in advance. and there were no changing up minds. and the delegations basically said that, you know, we more, we know, we're not going to change any minds. this is an event. it's a spectacle which 2 is designed to show solidarity a

then us president brock obama promised a bold and risky new idea to transform the nation's 50 year old publicly funded space program into one that relies on private companies for space travel. in order to reach the space station. we will work with a growing array of private companies competing to make getting to space easier and more affordable. 14 years later, the companies in the us space race include some new startups.

the mind is really in charge. brock obama had to come up for sure. sleepy joe, on the stage at a fundraiser. i don't know where the fundraising for 4 more years. it was like the duke and get 4 more feet or 4 more days. it looks highly unlikely that the minds gonna survive the law. but when he did get on to the stage and it all went p tongue and went wrong. on the video you checked this the glitch is completely like someone unplugged the cable look look how enough he has no clue what's going on. the ti i literally has to get going to it off the stage. i mean, this is just not right, this is not good. who actually believes the dispute is going to be able to run the country, you know, run on it now the mon ronan is probably got his hands on the shoulder right there. and of course, joe is just a gift to keeps on giving. we're actually keeping him artificially alive to give us material for the show. oh goodness. well i confirmed that. but when the g 7 met, initially, it went from bad to worse, just returned up there, new papa. and it'll, papa was sitting down and sleepy joe decided to basically

joe brock obama famously said that the case posed what he called a new york times problem. and so his administration didn't charge julian with a crime, but donald trump did. i think that just about everybody expected joe biden to walk away from this case when he became president. but he didn't. you double down? why is that? was this call actually made by the c i a and the rest of the intelligence community job. i'm in december of 2010. this was around the time of the major release was by weeks and weeks on meet the practices vice president job. i was asked directly, will you prosecute julian to such an by who said, look, if we can prove that he actually took part in stealing the government documents. we're looking at it. but if we can, if you just passively received documents like a journalist as then, you know, we probably can't the indictments and this was the argument they gave in the yeah, the new york times, probably because the new york has published the same materials week and weeks that how could we indict julian started and not the new york times for the same mater

and what else to believe he got 16000000 more votes than brock obama, who did indeed, as, as you know, inspire many people to go out and vote for the 1st time. that's really the problem . and now it's compounded by the perception that he knows he con, waiting in a fair and square fight, as always ringing the system. when he likes to cheat, you know, if you, you know, you're going him. so a tennis tournament and then you, you spike the drink of your opponents, nobody's going to say and say, hey, you won fair and square. and that's really how biden is playing. and so there's this new ad that the republicans are running web ideas. getting this going to be able great, and when he is honest, a trumpet, the trump is saying you will behind those legal troubles. and he says, and he just gives a, is big the able grants. they're going to play that over and over again. and they can say, yeah, the bite and is kind of tacitly admitting take, i'm cheating and i just love to be president because i'm, she thinks is very, very unlikable. yes. and his eyes. so all the resources, visit ministration behi

remember donald trump also supported ukraine. originally, brock obama rejected sending weapons back in 2014, when rock obama's for the rejected sending weapons to ukraine. donald trump reversed that, especially on the javelin missiles he was actually originally something of a supporter of ukrainian defense. and then of course went back and then there's the whole impeachment thing we're trying to, you know, leverage power over the bindings and we don't need to go into the whole impeachment thing. the 1st impeachment of to but the, the, the, the problem the thing is for, for, for transplant assist. it's not whether donald trump is for or against something. it's just hold on certain it is and that uncertainty can leave a power vacuum and make the transatlantic alliance look or actually in effect, the week. and when you're facing russia, when you're facing china and facing other threats, that can be from a, from a trans atlantic point of view, a problem. how many, how do you think that the president person that moscow will be, i mean, bell, no doubt, be watching. what's going on here in en

when we swear by brock and single rock insane obama solemnly swear. that is split. speaking at the rock, obama became to $44.00 of precision to the united states. and most importantly, the 1st black president, this revolutionary historic event was celebrated throughout the world. but not everyone in the us should this enthusiasm, mr. obama, hispanic, here's the thing. but the communist, i'm the fascist. in many southern states, the election of an african american to the post of president coast outrage was brock obama was elected all these white people that bought guns because they thought that the business attorney pointed various 3. and now blacks are going to take over, and of course come after white people, because now they have the support of the black man and the white house, the to do back to the nice ations. this climates of rejection and hostility towards obama was a godsend. subsequently, the number of groups promoting what supremacy began to so the so many reactionary and ultra nationalist wants americans. the election of barack obama was in a front. meanw