bush jr. got a certain lead over the then democratic candidate john kerry, that is, well, many democrats also believed that it would not have been possible without some kind of manipulations with the vote count in one particular state (i'm mistaken) and of course , probably the last yes series of elections and the twelfth year, when the republicans were already outraged that the democrats were throwing up mail-in ballots, the same thing happened in '16, and of course this is the '20 election, where's the democrat f... the list of potential electors is approved by the party leadership of each state before the general election. forty-eight of the fifty states in the district of columbia have a winner-take-all rule. the candidate who gets the most popular votes in that state gets all the electoral votes. the exceptions are nebraska and maine. there, electors are distributed proportionally the number of votes received by a candidate. electors vote in their states. in 2024 , the vote is for. after which their votes are transmitted to washington. on january 6, 2025 , members of the us congress

votes , the ballot counting system collapsed, and accordingly then, when it started working again, bush jr. received a certain lead over the then democratic candidate john kerry, that is, well, many democrats also believed, that it would not have been possible without some kind of manipulations with the vote count in one specific state, i'm mistaken, and of course, probably the last one, yes. a series of elections, and the twelfth year, when the republicans were already outraged by the fact that the democrats were throwing in mail ballots, the same thing happened in the sixteenth year, and of course, the most notable of these is the elections of the twentieth year, yes, where the democrats were actively criticized by trump's supporters for the fact that in a number of states they threw in a lot of mail ballots. well, then comes the most mysterious and the unclear part of the election is the electoral college vote. it consists of 538 people representing each. states and the district of columbia, where the capital washington is located. each state has its own number, for example, texas has 5

even when bush jr. was a un expert, having visited baghdad, he stated that the us had no grounds for launching a military campaign to overthrow saddam. the scandal was such that ritter was personally noted by the then us secretary of state colin paul, who stressed that washington makes decisions based on ironclad facts. later, when the facts. where were all these champions of international law when nato created the state of kosovo, tearing it away from serbia, simply because some albanian kosovars said: we want independence, where was the peace when the us invaded iraq, where were those who are now expressing fears and concerns? from the very beginning of the ukrainian conflict, rieter opposed washington's policy, which implied pumping kiev with weapons with the fact that. met with the kremlin's us presidential candidate, but he himself literally just recently met with kennedy jr., so you can't exactly call him an armchair expert or marginal. "i'm doing what every concerned american should do when our authorities go against our values, as enshrined in the constitution of the united s

ambushed by militants, and the civilians died. year yes it could even cost many office positions of bush jraratchiks, but now it is not even clear, but who is to blame, yes, they have all retired long ago, yes, the biden administration is generally not responsible for this, mind you, no one has ever been held accountable for the atrocities in iraq, the us authorities explained what was happening by the confusion of young soldiers operating in enemy territory, well, here is what one of the infantry killers said in an interview with cbs news in 2007. as a unit commander, you should have commanded a ceasefire, said, let's stop, we just killed women and children, my responsibility as a unit commander is to make sure that none of my guys died or were killed at that moment we were involved in the assault, so no, i don't think we should have stopped, we were involved in the assault, the assault on civilian homes, it's difficult, but for the americans, everything is possible: firstly, the lawlessness of the american military in the middle east, especially in those years, has already become habitual

defending the interests of american oil and gas projects. remember exactly how it was led by george bush, jr., who drew the attention of political leaders of the world's states to the fact that there is such a promising georgian leader, a president, who needs to open the way, but god, saakashvili stole when the protests began, ordered the rallies to be harshly dispersed, then more than 500 people were taken to hospital, opposition channels were completely closed, in fact, in order to retain personal power, saakashvili agreed. representatives of the sbu in order to, well, of course, nato countries, in order to work on the mistakes was done, it was done, because those strongholds who really interfere with the work, they really interfered in ovdeevka, they really interfered in bakhmut, they are exactly, this is work on the mistakes, propaganda for decades assured the ukrainians that russia was their enemy, and then threw them to the slaughter. now tbilisi admits that the west is trying in every way to drag georgia into a war with moscow. the georgian european commissioner even threatened the pr

how does this intersect and how is it consonant with the idea of ​​george bush jr., which he voiced inonversation with pranker that the kiev regime's task is to use danish weapons to strike at russian territory. thus, these series other western leaders have actually approved the bloody crimes and terrorist acts committed by the kiev regime against civilians. moreover, the curators of the kiev regime do not stop. in their manic desire, as they say, at any cost, to inflict a strategic defeat on russia, according to western media, british ministers are trying to convince nato allies of the need to allow the kiev regime to strike russian territory with stormshadow cruise missiles, let me remind you, with a range of flight up to 250 km, it is reported that us president biden is open to sending the kiev regime rabbit missiles, joint air. was not aware at all of what zelensky was planning, it is obvious that all this, of course, is not true, fakes, whether it is fiction, lies or disinformation, call it what you want, the fact is that the invasion of the territory of the kursk region is taking

, if in the fourth year yes it could even yes you are worth many cabinet positions as a guard for bush jr., but now it's not even clear who to blame, yes they all retired a long time ago, yes the biden administration is generally not responsible for this, mind you, no one has ever been held accountable for the atrocity. in iraq, the us authorities explained what was happening by the confusion of young soldiers operating in enemy territory, well, that's what one of the infantry killers said in an interview with cbs news in 2007. as a unit commander, you must were to call a ceasefire, to say, let's stop, we just killed women and children. my responsibility as a unit commander is to make sure that... none of my guys died or were killed at that point, we were in the assault, so no, i don't think we should have stopped. were we in the assault, the assault on civilian homes ? by the way, the us military prosecutor refused to hand over the footage, and the publication of the photos was made possible by the court victory of the podcast in the duck and the families of the victims. hide such a crim

george bush, jr., who drew the attention of political leaders of the world's states to the fact thatre is such a a promising georgian leader, a president who needs to open the way. but later saakashvili stole, and when the protests began, he ordered the rallies to be harshly dispersed. then more than 500 people were taken to hospital, opposition channels were completely closed. in fact, in order to retain his personal power , saakashvili agreed, as he thought then. to a small victorious war, which ended in his failure, in 2013, without waiting for the end of his presidential term, he fled to brussels, then became an adviser to the ukrainian the president got carried away with drugs, let them not hang themselves on the wall, let them not see anything better in life, the commission. later he was appointed governor of the odessa region, but he stole there too. petro poroshenko deprived saakashvili of ukrainian citizenship. a trial balloon, then ukraine became a grenade that the west threw at russia, experts point out. the experience of georgia was studied in the most meticulous manner b

the system collapsed counting of ballots, and accordingly, later, when it started working again, bush jr. got a certain lead over the then democratic candidate john kerry, that is, well , many democrats also believed that it would not have happened without some kind of manipulation with... the list of potential electors is approved by the party leadership of each state even before the general election. in 48 of the 50 states in the district of columbia, the rule is: that's it, the candidate who gets the most votes in that state gets all the votes electoral votes, with the exception of nebraska and maine, where electors are distributed proportionally to the number of votes a candidate receives, electors vote in their states, in 2024 the vote is scheduled for december 17, after which their votes are transmitted to washington. on january 6, 2025, members of the us congress will gather to count them, the results of the electoral college vote: approved by the president of the senate, the current vice president. the surprising thing is that the electors are supposed to simply duplicate the opi

the counting system collapsed. on the ballot and accordingly later, when it started working again, bush jrgot a certain lead over the then democratic candidate john kerry, that is, well, many democrats also believed that it would not have happened without some kind of manipulations with the vote counting in one specific state, i lag, and well, of course, probably the last series of elections, and the twelfth year, when the republicans were already outraged that the democrats were throwing in postal... trump for the fact that in a number of states they threw in a lot of ballots by mail. well, then the most mysterious and incomprehensible part of the elections is the electoral college vote. in total, it consists of 538 people, representing each of the states and the district of columbia, where the capital washington is located. each state has its own number. for example, texas - 55, here new york - 29. it all depends on the population and size. list potential electors are approved by each state's party leadership before the popular vote. 48 of the 50 states in the district of columbia have a

bush, jr., is still alive, but for some reason he prefers to remain silent, so donald trump has only himself to hope for in this situation. dmitry melnikov, pavel kostrikov and maria bolatvina, news from washington. i'm now reporting the latest news and video footage. from donetsk, the ukrainian armed forces struck a shopping mall in donetsk, the shopping mall is called galaxy, look now, these shots are on your screens, i'll try to enlarge them to show you, there's very little information yet, it's known, volunteers and local telegram channels are reporting that ukrainian militants struck a large shopping mall, this shopping mall is located in the petrovsky district of the city, that is, it is closest to the front line, but besides that, here's the... more than 11 billion dollars, the head of the department vladislav kasenyak kamysh reported. according to the minister, the problem arose under the previous prime minister morovetsky. as a result , it turned out that the country does not have the money to build hangars for expensive military equipment, including apache helicopters. sale

already as if it does not exist, if in in the fourth year, yes, this could have even cost many of the bush jr. apparatchiks their cabinet positions, but now it’s not even clear, but who is to blame, yes, they have already... all retired a long time ago, yes, the biden administration is generally not responsible for this, mind you, no one has ever been held accountable for the atrocities in iraq, the us authorities explained what was happening by the confusion of young soldiers operating in enemy territory, well, here’s what one of the infantry killers said in an interview with cbs news in 2007. as a unit commander, you should have commanded a ceasefire, said, let's stop, we just killed women and children. my responsibility as a unit commander is to make sure none of my guys died or were killed, at that moment we were participating in an assault, so no, i don't think we should have stopped, we were participating in an assault, an assault on civilians' homes, by the way, the us military prosecutor refused to hand over the footage, and the publication of the photo became possible after the court

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and here are former us presidents where uh, the trend has continued starting from george bush jr., not starting, but where it really spiked, and it has reached a fever pitch under president biden. who has imposed over 6,00 sanctions in just two years. now the depth of that in terms of uh what has occurred uh former commerce department official uh is uh what he has said, nobody in government is sure that this whole strategy is even working and he has said that it is the only thing between diplomacy and war and uh that just shows uh why this sanctions regime is under a question mark because uh there shouldn't be such a big gap between diplomacy and and war uh of course that's multi-faceted because the us tries to impose its foreign policy regiment onto other countries. well, in the cases that it hasn't worked, let's take a look at that. in terms of high severity, iran uh, i guess is on the top of the list, where it shouldn't be, because it was from the year 1979 that the us sanctions were imposed, and then you have north korea since the year 1950, cuba 205 and so forth and so on, so you

to that, and here our former us presidents where uh the trend has continued starting from george bush jr., not starting, but where it really spiked, and it has reached a fever pitch under president biden who has imposed over 6,00 sanctions in just two years. now the depth of that in terms of what has occurred, a former commerce department official uh is uh what he has said, nobody in government is sure that this whole strategy is even working, and he has said that it is the only thing between diplomacy and war, and uh that just shows uh why the sanctions regime is under a question mark, because uh there shouldn't be such a big gap between diplomacy and war uh of course that's multi-faceted because the us tries to impose its foreign policy regiments onto other countries. well, in the cases that it hasn't worked, let's take a look at that, in terms of high severity, iran uh, i guess is on the top of the list, where it shouldn't be, because it was from the year 1979 that the us sanctions were imposed, and then you have north korea since the year 1950, cuba 2005 and so forth and so on, so yo

the same mentality of george bush jr over the war when he said you're not with us, you're against us. that's the reason why there are a m that a against deal on most is leading him to be threatened. he would be well advised to avoid progress in the near future because he cannot be fully relied on to whole is support the drive. don't walk 3 shakara. if. if you're skeptical about the wisdom of going into world war 3, you're so done. that will be hunted down wherever possible. all right, to our side of the now 9 year and may we need to have agreed to certain some of the security and cooperation and then deals signed everything, pull. let's see officials, a lot of a woman of tires that will prove this either from 2 by 2 in these. yeah. last year both parties reaffirmed their commitment to resuming and strengthening collaboration with a view to ensuring regional stability and security. but who are the july 2023, which i will say that and he has present st relations between that and country and nearby nigeria. it was the close division within the west african group of nations known as a cos

where you win in one state, you take all the votes from that state, actually, in principle, trump and bush jr. won , respectively, so again, you have to look very carefully and very carefully, i would say, at any polls , especially in an election year, but it is interesting that in the same polls there are also some political ones being followed. americans' preferences and how they correlate with whether or not to support ukraine. for example, the majority of republicans, 62%, are convinced that the usa is not obliged to support, and about 2/3 of democrats, democratically oriented independent voters, 63% in general believe that the usa does have an obligation to support, so do we still see some connection with political preferences? i will say, actually. that, of course, we need to monitor these trends, and here you are absolutely right to cite these polls, but of course we also have to take into account the ideology of the party to a certain extent, and the political platforms with which they are currently speaking, because after all, the republican the party too is transformed and to say th

the same mentality of george bush jr over the war when he said you're not with us, you're against us. that's the reason why there are a m that a against the law in most is leading him to be threatened. he would be well advised to avoid potus in the near future because he cannot be fully relied on to whole is support the drive, the wall 3 shakara. if, if you're skeptical about the wisdom of going into world war for the you're a, this a done that will be hunted down wherever possible. yeah, georgia how times have changed over and they would have to leave it a doors got away. but if it was bought in lita and blue cross as a thank you so much for your time. was welcome. the vice president has denied immediately what was that amazing? i haven't even pub med for him with have i'll durham prior to the rest in paris. managing my quote because he had nothing to do with the telegram co founder being detained. don't ask him, go sims, you need as far as i'm concerned. i was completely unaware of mister dorval's visit to france. that's quite normal by the way, because i've never been aware of the

votes , the ballot counting system collapsed, and accordingly, then, when it started working again, bush jr the then candidate. well, then comes the most mysterious and incomprehensible part of the elections - the voting of the electoral college. in total, it consists of 538 people, representing each of the states of the district columbia, where the capital washington is located. each state has its own number, for example, texas has 55, here is new york - 29. it all depends on the population and size. the list of potential electors is approved by the party leadership of each state before the general election. forty-eight of the fifty states in the district of columbia have a winner-take-all rule. the candidate who receives the most votes in such a state receives all the electoral votes. the exceptions are nebraska and maine. there, electors are distributed proportionally to the number of votes the candidate has received. electors vote in their states. in 2024, voting is scheduled for december 17, after which their votes are transmitted to washington. on january 6 , 2025, members of the us c

even under bush jr., as a un expert, having visited baghdad, he stated that...o grounds for starting a military campaign to overthrow saddam. the scandal was such that ritter was personally responded to by then us secretary of state colin paul, who emphasized that washington was making decisions based on ironclad facts. later, when these facts were put into the proverbial test tube, it became obvious that ritter was right in his dispute with uncle sam. where were all these champions of international law when nato created the state of kosovo, tearing it away from serbia, simply because some albanian kosovars said: "we want independence." where was the world when the us invaded iraq, where there were those who are now expressing fears and concerns. from the very beginning of the ukrainian conflict, ritor spoke out against washington's policy of pumping up. "i am doing what every concerned american should do when our government goes against our values, as enshrined in the constitution of the united states. ritor has already stated that despite the search, he will c

bush jr.ho issued a decree with a direct instruction, yes, to use torture during interrogations, there are corresponding documents signed by the president of the united states of america, there are prisons such as abu ghraib, guantanamo, this is already known to everyone, but this document has not disappeared anywhere, you can look it up in the official sources of the united states of america, there is torture, there are instructions on how to carry out, how deep to load, how long to keep under water upside down and so on and so forth, this should be done by officials, cia agents, the federal bureau of investigation. "excuse me, this was in the gestapa, probably, there were no such instructions, and today we live in 21 century, yeah, i saw another moment, i noticed in the description of the fugitives of this, like a presidential pardon in this step, and i saw fear in their words, they are afraid, they write something like this, that if the president of belarus and the state system as a whole a

, because, for example, well, no one judged, nixon resigned, yes, but no one judged, for example, bush jrut weapons of mass destruction in iraq, yes, it seems to me, a lie would be worse than serving at the watergate hotel. and you know, you paid attention to these accents that you placed, i would still say that history still has dark spots in this history, there are two such lines that stretch from the sixties, this is the confrontation between nixon and the kennedy family, which means they did very mean things to each other, very mean things. so to speak, even on relatives there is a little revenge there was, well, nixon couldn't attend, i think, his mother's funeral, yes, because of the obstacle that the nixon family, the kennedy family, created, the second such line there stretched back to the sixties, this is of course such tension with hoover, which kennedy had, the family had tension, a very good result, and in fact this is the story of how a triumphantly victorious president was removed from power, secondly, removed from power, because it is not so that public opinion and civil so

to resign, according to at least, well of course, no one put him in prison, but nevertheless, did bush jris lies, which became a pretext for the possibility of destroying an entire country, i mean iraq and many, many other things, and even then... under nixon, his lies seemed so monstrous that even his fellow party members in the senate were ready to vote for his impeachment, now this situation seems simply unimaginable, that is, there really are more lies. it was a big game, all the best, goodbye. the power of memory is great, there is something terrifying in the diversity of its countless depths, as aurelius augustine wrote in his famous confession. hello, today we have gathered our thoughts about memory, about.

gave birth to their politicians, it did not matter who sat in the oval office, under republican bush and jrying systems about, in principle, capable of carrying medium-range missiles in eastern europe, under democrat obama it began campaign to discredit the inf treaty, allegedly russia is violating it by developing a draft de. it is enough to change only the software . finally, republican trump unilaterally terminated the agreement. exactly 5 years ago, russia was forced to suspend the treaty, but as a kind gesture. will declare a unilateral moratorium on the deployment of medium- and shorter-range missiles aimed at europe until american missiles appear there that threaten our country. but the united states did not calm down. the local generals once again uncovered the doctrine of a blinding and even decapitating strike and made a big bet on ukraine. from kharkov to moscow, the rocket flies in a couple of minutes. these are issues related to our south, this technology related issues. strongly germany. moscow is against the escalation of the conflict, to hold off, but for now washington has

economy is above all else, this is obvious, they looked at the results of the activities of george bush jrho actually supported mccain's campaign, this is how it was realized, now now as for, of course, it means, firstly , of course, nothing good will come from kamala hares russia needs to wait. most likely, she will become the new us president. next year, unfortunately, i must say again, will probably be a difficult military year, not all four, only one year, well, you know, all military conflicts end someday. i would not like to predict many years for this conflict, but with a high degree of probability, next year will be a difficult military year for russia, for ukraine. now, as for the electoral prospects and the electoral campaign of harris in general, we speak here as if it were some kind of... the majority of the population of shaka bi most countries of the world are women, and her position on the women's issue is radically different from the position of her republican opponents. vance, the vice-presidential candidate, took the most radical positions on abortion , he demanded a ban

it didn’t matter who sat in the oval office, under republican bush and jr., washington began to deployeastern europe. under democrat obama, a campaign to discredit the inf treaty began. allegedly, russia is violating it by developing the 9movator project, there is no evidence only of highly-like, despite the fact that the states have already reactivated their missile factories. what 's bothering me? this is a tested missile, as stated in the pentagon, it is a tamahawk, that is, a sea-based missile, it was landed and adapted for launches from the ground. these missiles can be launched from launch pads installations that are already located in romania and should be located in the near future in poland. it is enough to change only the software. finally, republican trump unilaterally tore up the agreement; exactly 5 years ago russia was forced to suspend it. and until there appear american shorter-range missiles aimed at europe that threaten our country. but the united states did not calm down. the local generals again uncovered the doctrine of a blinding and even decapitating strike and m

bush jr. in the journal foreign affairs, this was published just today, look, on the one hand candalisaontinuation of the cold war, it is much worse, it is much more dangerous, characterized by the threat of a direct military clash between nuclear superpowers. moreover, candalisa rice writes that unlike the second half of the 20th century, when the united states was powerful, a world factory, self-confident. to new conquests, iran will welcome the withdrawal of the united states from the middle east and will strengthen its illegal regime, seizing foreign territories with the help of its puppets. hamas and hezbollah will wage new wars, hopes that the gulf arab states will normalize relations with israel will collapse. the international economy will weaken, undermining u.s. economic growth. international trade will be contested, and piracy and other maritime incidents will disrupt trade. well, that's the conclusion, the main conclusion, that candace rice reaches. let's hear it. the dna of great powerhood is still strong in the american genome. isolationism has never been a solution to the

votes in certain key states from al gore to give the entire election to george w bush well, that was robert f. kennedy jr ago, sounding the alarm about third-party candidate ralph nader, who played a role of spoiler in a presidential election. sound familiar. >> new reporting into cnn shows the independent candidate, robert f. >> kennedy jr. this time getting ready to end his campaign for the presidency this year, the announcement could happen as soon as friday. it may include an endorsement for donald trump. he is in talks with the trump campaign to possibly gain a role in a second administration where kennedy's voters go may have an impact in swing states, one famous independent voter made a surprise his appearance at the dnc last night with this plea i'm calling on all you independence and all you undecided you know, this is true you know, i'm telling you the truth that values and character matter. >> most of all, you know, this is true, that decency and respect are on the ballot in 2020 for we only have a minute here. but congresswoman, where do you think? what do you think the impact of rfk is decis

without a transition of the d dick cheyney tasked with picking gorge bush as vice president and picked himself and coming up with rkf jrimportant jobs in the administration and outreach to untraditional republican voters. stuart: gerry, democrat deception may win the presidential election again. you wrote that in "the wall street journal". lay it out for us. what's the deception? they come up with it all the time and come up with an image that presents themselves as being very much in the mainstream. bank of america did it in -- obama did it in 200 and will very much his great message was i'm going to bring the country together and heal the country and went back to speech from early and talking about red america and blue america and there's one america and governed from the left and radical progressive agenda. joe biden was elected in 2020 and same thing. the heal of a country going to come together and it was through a tough time and trump was polarizing and bring this country together and not doing anything crazy and implement the radical left wing program we've seen and going with kamala harris left wing and america

son, mervyn jr and, bill's wife rebecca, who traveled here to denver to join this family of democrat. that's. now bill gwartney and stephanie jones knew that after eight years of george bush, people are hurting at home and are standing, has eroded around the world. we have a lot of work ahead of us. jobs lost, houses gone, falling. wages rising. prices the supreme court and a right wing headlock and our government in partizan gridlock. the biggest deficit in our nation's history. money borrowed from the chinese to buy oil from the saudis. putin and georgia. iran and iraq. i ran for president to renew the promise of america to rebuild the middle class and the american dream. to provide opportunity to those who are willing to work hard for it and have that work rewarded. so could save for college a home and retirement, afford gas, groceries and have a little left over each month to promote a clean energy economy that will create millions of green collar jobs. to create a health care system that is universal, high quality and affordable so that every parent knows, their children, will be taken care of of. we want create a world class education system and make college afforda

son, mervyn jr and, bill's wife rebecca, who traveled here to denver to join this family of democrat. that's. now bill gwartney and stephanie jones knew that after eight years of george bush, people are hurting at home and are standing, has eroded around the world. we have a lot of work ahead of us. jobs lost, houses gone, falling. wages rising. prices the supreme court and a right wing headlock and our government in partizan gridlock. the biggest deficit in our nation's history. money borrowed from the chinese to buy oil from the saudis. putin and georgia. iran and iraq. i ran for president to renew the promise of america to rebuild the middle class and the american dream. to provide opportunity to those who are willing to work hard for it and have that work rewarded. so could save for college a home and retirement, afford gas, groceries and have a little left over each month to promote a clean energy economy that will create millions of green collar jobs. to create a health care system that is universal, high quality and affordable so that every parent knows, their children, will be taken care of of. we want create a world class education system and make college afforda

jr. we're going to bring it to you as soon as they both come out. but, first. okay, is it beyonce? how about george w. bushmy gosh it's taylor swift? people are going crazy last night in chicago. so democrats promised a special guest. and, of course, they didn't deliver. and why should we expect anything different? over the past three years or so, biden and harris promised us a lot. remember all the promises of u.s. manufacturing jobs, a return to norms and regular order? lower healthcare costs? peace in ukraine? all those charging stations? what are we up to 10 nationwide? well, biden and harris delivered chaos at the border and inflation where everything is more expensive. so, when you watch clips of kamala harris from last night, her lines pretty well deliveredy just that lines in strips that might as well been from an old reboot of, i don't know, the west wing. remember that show? kind of gaining to watch but with zero effect on daily life. our return to do what generations before us have done. guided by optimism, and faith to fight for this country we love. to fight for the ideals we cherish. what ide

jr. i mean, i look, i've been holding a grudge for 20 years. he claimed after bush-cheney you for that, we hotwired the voting machines in ohio and stole the election. why? >> and so wild and false stuff. yeah. i mean, he he's been he used to be a liberal conspiracy theorists. >> now there are people on the right that love him. look, i agree with brad. i think there's a subset of low propensity male young male voters trump's got to maximize turnout among that group. he is a kennedy at this guy. we're just bob johnson from idaho wearing a sandwich board and carrying a megaphone, we wouldn't care but he's a kennedy. and so if he if he campaigns, he will draw a crowd and if he draws the kind of crowd that wouldn't ordinarily vote, i get the mathematical piece of it for trump. i my caution, my advice would be the downstream effects of this. you now own anything he might do or say for the next couple of months. and this may or may not annuity their benefits. so i would just caution, careful careful. >> if you want to have that endorsement. i'm perfectly happy for you too

jr. for solving new york police department cold case by admitting he did it. 2014 a dead bear cub was found under some bushesike on top of it. a truly bizarre mystery. rfk junior is now saying he put it there. he said he was driving in upstate new york when he saw the bear cub get hit by a car pretty loaded the roadkill in the back of his van intending to skin it and eat it later but then he had to go to new york city with dinner and to the airport with the guy to do? he decided to throw in the park rigging it up to look like a bike accident. to see judgment we need in the white house? [laughter] dan? >> and giving it megahit united states track and field team at the paris olympics. i literally jumped off my couch when he won the 1500 meters. in quincy hall brian on the shot put, valerie allman the discus in finely and cindy sidney shattered the world record in the 400-meter hurdles. i am at lifo track and field fan i have never seen anything like this, what a performance. >> it was fantastic stuff. remember if you have your own hit or miss be sure to send it to us je are on fnc breed that is it for this wee

jr. going to bring it to you as soon as they both come out. but first, okay, is it beyonce? >> how george w bush speaking? >> oh, my gosh. there's taylor swift. people were going crazy last night in chicago. >> so democrats promised special guest. and of course, they didn't deliver. and why should we expect anything different? >> over the past three years or so. biden and harris promised a lot more. >> all the promises of more u.s. manufacturing jobs, a return to norms and regular order, lower health care costs, peace in ukraine, all charging stations. what are we up to? ten nationwide. well, biden and harris delivered chaos at the border and inflation were. >> everything is more expensive. so when you watch clips of kamala harris last night, her lines were pretty well delivered. we're at lines in a script that might as well have been from an old reboot of, i don't know, the west wing. remember that show? kind of entertaining to watch, but with zero effect on your daily life. >> it is now our turn to do what generations before us have done. guided by optimism and faith to fight for this country.

jr. in ferguson, missouri. the unarmed teenager, his killing rocked the saint louis area and gave rise to a new generation of black politicians there, including cori bushwesley bell, who this week defeated bush in the democratic primary for her house seat. join me now is wesley bell, now democratic congressional candidate from missouri's first district. mr. bell, thank you for joining us. congratulations on your primary win. you know i was in ferguson when this happened. i did the eulogy at michael brown's funeral, and i've had congresswoman bush on this show several times. but you ran on criminal justice reform, on voting rights, and protecting abortion rights. would you call those the most pressing issues for black voters in your district? >> well, first, thanks for having me on. it is great to see you again. i think those are some of the pressing issues but also public safety. the number one killer of young black boys in my district is gun violence, and that's not okay with me. it's not okay with the folks in this district. this region has been dying a slow death. we need to attract jobs and industry so we can keep our best and brightest but also at

jr. he says, he left a dead bear cub in central park in 2014. >> a story cnn actually covered real time new york's central park, a bear cub i know. >> did underneath some bushes there, not sure whether it wanted in the park or someone put it there had been no bears in the park for a long, long time. >> it seems as if somewhat brought the thing that there wasn't really sad well, john berman was pressioned his comments there ten years ago how did he get his hands on a bear cub look, i mean, little did i know at the time that it was robert kennedy jr. and he confessed to all of this to roseanne barr as one does in a video that he posted last night to get out ahead of a story that was going to appear in the new yorker let's play some of the video as he explains it so i pulled over and i picked up the bear and put him in the back of my van because i was gonna skin the bear and it was very good condition and i was just go ahead the beef, my refrigerator. i said let's go put the bear in central park and we'll make it look like i didn't play for everybody thought that's a great idea we did that and we would be amusing for whoever found it or something he says he thou