russia, their arms with the field experience they got from the syrian civil war, fighting against bush charl, assad government, according to russia's for an intelligent service. isis militants were even trained by the us military at the all time for military base in syria. the us and british intelligent services of defense, total and the territory of poland into a logistical hub, used for supplying weapons and ferrying militants, including those from the middle east to ukraine. thus, at the end of 2021, the americans released from prisons of the kurdish wing of the syrian democratic forces. several doesn't these lot make state terrorists. among them citizens of russia and all the posts, soviet countries. these individuals was sent to the us control the outcome space, where they underwent special training and methods of sabotage and terrorist warfare with an eye on the don't bass region. but the roots of this nefarious union go farther back then just 2 years ago, back in 2015, the presence of as long as terrorist and ukraine was already raising eyebrows in europe. on 7 july, the new york time

bush. charles: do you know what accounts for this. >> what do you mean? these were the numbers before with the show, i would have said, no way. >> it's because of what is the top issue. for hispanics and it is jobs and the economy. if there's a hiring freeze in manufacturing, which a lot of latinos do have a high share in that category, or things are, expensive, and we have bigger households. the pressure if is harder. charles: right. >> so the economy definitely is driving a lot of that, and we just saw it. crime and immigration, it's affecting everyone, no longer just texas and border towns. charles: we'll see what happens. fantastic would be. >> thank you, charles. charles: speaking of crime, yesterday i went home and read the fed if minutes. what i like about the fed minutes is they put these things in called community perspectives. not every segment has it, but new york does, and it really floored me. look at a this, lots of concerns about crime and retail theft. this is the federal reserve, and they point out specifically on small businesses. and of

. >> carley: robert charles, former secretary of state for president bush and former intel officer joinshere are potentially hundreds of americans trapped in haiti, and the state department said no plans to get them out. should there be evacuation orders? >> i tell you right now, the state department has to have contingency planning to help with evacuation, whether by private contract or inl, 200 air frames that have ability to get in and out or if they are cooperating with the united states. there is a marine team already in there, i guarantee we have assets that are able to help. step back a couple steps and say, there is a lot going onner hoo. this is one more location of instability which may or may not have been able to be prevented. it is something we should have seen coming. in july of 2021, prime minister of haiti was assassinated and we have seen instability rising. in addition to warning people to leave, you have to preposition assets and help them get out of there. i am not on the inside, i hope we are in a position to help americans get out of there, not just tell them they s

the bushes royal reveals a condition of video, a message, but hasn't shed details on the type of cancer. know the stage. i father no king charles said he was proud of her courage and speaking out during the ho hospital from london, weeks of fever, speculation about the health of britons princess of wales, has come to this. a 2 minute video statement on a pretty pump, been draped. catherine revealing that she's being treated for cancer in january, i on the one major i don't know, surgery and london on at the time, it was thought that my condition was known cancerous. the surgery was successful. however, the test of to the operation found cancer has been present. the kensington palace as these traditional is made. few details known about the princess his health, while she's been absent from public duties, often major abdominal surgery in january. i'm sorry. where is kate middleton? i do wish if there is more transfer you to a vacuum of the official information and online friends that you have. conspiracy theories flourished. they were fueled by a family portrait release to reassure the public, but pulled by press picture agencies

bush and reagan. in the reagan era he founded black, manafort, and stone. the black being charles black, and the stone being none other than roger stone. the trump foot soldier and nixon zealot who would one day get pardoned by trump for multiple felony convictions. stone is the one you see there in the center, manafort is on the left. per "the washington post," one of manafort and stone's first clients was a new york developer named donald j. trump, brought into their portfolio by stone who had met him through the notorious gotham lawyer, roy cohn. you can't make this up. but as all of this firm stuff was happening, manafort cooked up this side hustle that eventually blew into quite the lucrative gig. but not necessarily one you wrote home about because manafort's specialty became working for literally the world's worst people. he was this mercenary lobbyist, one of his clients was former philippine president ferdinand marcos who hired him when he needed an image boost. the year after he hired manafort in 1986, marcos won the country's presidential election, thanks to rampant vot

charles michel, has already sarcastically congratulated vladimir putin. he took to twitter to say no opposition, no freedom , no choice. >> well, earlier we spoke with the former adviser to the clinton and bushout in samara in russia. it's about 1000km from moscow . 1000km from moscow. >> the turnout has been very high. about 80 to 85% is what they're predicting at the end of they're predicting at the end of the polling. so people are turning out despite, as you said, the anticipation, the expectation that vladimir putin will win and win handily. i was talking to one of the polling observers earlier today who said that voters are telling them that voters are telling them that they are voting, not just because they think that it's a close race, but because they want to send a message that they support putin and there's a lot of reasons to they have 2.6% gdp, they have 7% inflation. it was 1,500% when he first took office. and you know, they're happy with where the economy is. they're happy with his leadership. and one of the voters told me today that by voting, even though they think he's going to win handily, it's like shaking and like shaking his hand and saying, you're saying, thank you. y