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. >> chris, john. >> it's also about the technology so with 4g, with 5g were doing 50 megahertz channels 60 are talking about 100 megahertz channels so the next evolution of technology requires more bandwidth so we have to keep that in mind as well. another thing with the use cases, use cases drive a lot of the spectrum utilization so the things that the consumers are demanding how we can deploy that, some of the automation aspects and use cases the chairwoman talked about. so every next generation is going to demand more spectrum . i think it's also important to understand that from his jury almost every generation from 1g to 2g to 4g it's about 10 year increments on average. but i think what you're seeing here is where going to see an advance of 60 more so than what we saw from 4g to 5g and we're starting to see that in perspective were probably about threeyears into our five g deployments . so if 60 is going to advance it will require 100 megahertz channels and in very use cases are going to come along and start planning now and once you deploy that spectrum you can start looking at l

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good evening, chris. >> good evening, john.weather threat for the northeast. but as omar was showing us, this is a very heavy rain setting up overnight across parts of tennessee, leading to some widespread flooding. that has since dissipated. our focus here turning on the northeast, with more strong storms, golf ball-size hail possible, with some of these storms 60-65-mile-an-hour winds also a possibility. meanwhile, dangerous heat continues across a lot of the south west and southern plains, right into early next week, and once again, john, temperatures will be well into the triple digits. >> john: chris, thank you. mayhem broke out in new york city this afternoon when thousands of young people flooded the streets after a popular social media streamer promoted a giveaway. cbs's lana zak reports the nypd deployed more than 1,000 officers to control the chaos and made multiple arrests. >> reporter: chaos erupted in manhattan's union square park as a large, rowdy crowd gathered for a free giveaway by a social media influencer. th

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. >> now, a discussion on national security and foreign policy efforts with senators chris coons, john cornyn and james risch. they discuss supporting ukraine as well as senator tuberville's hold on military promotions. this is about 45 minutes. it is a great honor and pleasure to be seated up here with this group of senators. not only from, two from the senate forms relations committee, but also a bipartisan group. as joe and i told us, a couple of days ago on stage, the asset security group was set up for bipartisanship. it's nice to have a bipartisan group up here. i brought my pen just in case. senator coons, you try to warn me you would try to scare me on stage, if anything breaks out, i am armed. let me start with you. you are the ranking member of the senate foreign affairs, foreign relations committee. a job that the former delaware senator, who was now on the other end of pennsylvania, used to have. i want to start with you and talk about something that was discussed with secretary blinken, which is the counteroffensive. by way of context, senator risch was one of the most out

[applause] >> senators chris coons john cornyn, jim rich discussed national security and foreign policy efforts in congress as part of this year's aspen security form in colorado your topics include the russia-ukraine bore, china and the blockade on military promotions in the senate. watch friday at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span c-span now are free mobile video app or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> sunday night on c-span's q&a, newsmax chief white house correspondent james rosen author of skill leah is a rise to greatness 1936 to 1986 talks about the birth of the late supreme court associate justice antonin scalia. >> the record from the excesses of the student antiwar movement of the 1960's, the unrest, taking law into their own hands, silencing debate, and all of that shaped him in ways that made him a better judge and better justice so you can really understand how he got to be justice scalia without understanding the elements of his academic career. >> james rosen with his books glia, sunday night -- skill leah , sunday night. you can listen to q&a an all her podcast under free c-span now

john kerry? is it about chris heinz because chris heinz had e-mailed john kerry's chief of staff saying i want tohat chris heinz was nominal for himself but suggesting strongly that devon archer and hunter biden do that. there's one more thing i didn't mention, which is actual employees of the state department. some were concerned and at least the appearance of hunter biden's involvement with burisma and man named george kent and president trump's first impeachment and my senior diplomat and this is a bad idea for the vice president's son to be involved in this shady business over here. john kerry secretary of state not know about that either? he's saying he didn't. liz: well, there's a chance john kerry possibly could be subpoenas if there's an impeachment inquiry. that could come up. we'll stay on. byron, final word. >> it could possibly refresh his memory. john kerry has not testified to anybody about this. if he were called for even a deposition in the house, then he would have to go back over his records and see what he actually knew about this at the time but just saying i knew nothing abou

senator chris coons and john cornyn and jim risch guest: discuss national secury on foreign guest: guestefforts in congress as part of this year's aspen security form in colorado. the topics include the russia raine war, china, and blockade on military promotions in the senate. you can watch that at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span, c-span now, and online at c-span.org. robin in new york, independent. caller: hi. i was a democrat for quite a long time and i will explain why i left. i was in new york city yesterday and the confluence of anti-vagrancy laws, i was waiting for my bus in port authority and they were trying to get me to not sit on the ground. they wanted people to sit and line their luggage up and walk 15 feet away to sit in a chair in port authority. i love new york city but one of the most dangerous places in the world, they are so upset when people being homeless -- with people being homeless and i did not move. i said i'm not leaving my back unattended. the woman could not get the words out but i know she first said i see a seat to 30 feet away. i said i'm not leaving my b

and maybe shots have been fired, no problem with everyreacting in an incident like that. >> john: hey, chrishang on, we want to jump to jonathan hunt. unc police have put out alert and description photo of the suspect. jonathan you with us? >> john, unc police have just put out on x, the social media app formerly known as twitter, a photograph what they say is "a person of interest in today's armed and dangerous person situation. if you see this person," they say "keep your distance, keep your safety first, and call 911" so. that would seem to confirm the suspect in this is still at large, that coming out a very short time ago, a matter of minutes ago from unc police. so we have an active situation here in which the police are searching for a suspect who is suspected of firing shots on the campus of unc. we believe shots were fired at the cottle labs, there are some reports coming in via witnesses and people on the campus about the number of people injured and perhaps worse, we are not confirming any of those yet because we have not heard from the police directly. but this is an ongoing situ

. >> erin and john grew close with their fellow marine corps neighbors, including nicole and chris leenally from our alaska. erin's mom, laura -- >> christened nicole, and john an error in, come together all the time. i was happy. you know, that she had this. >> erin and nicole shared a common passion for horses. >> i was excited when erin and nicole met because nicole was into horses and i knew erin needed the horses. >> nicole introduced aaron to the white court rescue ranch and its owner isabelle. >> you're not far away from 29 palms. >> no, 45 minutes. >> is this not only a sanctuary for the animals but maybe a little bit for the rain corps wives? >> yes. >> isabelle started the ranch in 2004. >> the spouses come to the ranch when their husbands are their fiancÉe's or boyfriends are out in the field. they have nothing to do, most of them don't work. and they get very lonely. loneliness is probably the biggest problem that they have. >> this is where erin had a horse. >> named cassie. >> that was very special to her? >> yes it was. >> come here cassie. come here. you're erin's horse

chris krebs. trump attorney john lauro will also be with us. what do americans think?> every time they file an indictment we go way up in the polls. we need one more indictment to close out this election. >> will trump's theory hold? former congressman and gop hopeful will hurd will join us. >>> minnesota democrat dean phillips says his party should look for an alternative to president biden. we'll talk to him about that. it's all just ahead on "face the nation." >>> good morning. welcome to "face the nation." margaret is off today. as we come on the air this morning, disappointing news from australia as the u.s. women's soccer team has lost its knockout round match to sweden and has thereof been eliminated in the world cup. in the u.s. the impact of former president trump's third indictment has not only underscored divisions in our country between the parties but appears republicans are divided as well, with some trump supporters believing he did not wrong, others not so sure, nand that light we begin with former vice president mike pence once seen as extremely loyal

we'll meet chris and john. thank you for choosing gb news news.o be britain's news had an impact. and i think the reason we're in a cost of living crisis is partly to do with all those things . those things. >> welcome back. you've probably guessed i'm still jacob rees—mogg, and this is state of the nation, and you've been getting in touch with your thoughts, della. we must remain a christian nation to sustain our laws and values our culture laws and values regardless of the number of churchgoers and graham, you went into a lot of detail in historical facts. however, none of that makes people feel like they live in a christian country. it's not about the history. about people history. it's about what people feel almost every day. the once civilised american city of san francisco seems to head the way of the cities of the plain as a modern sodom and gomorrah, the city is overridden with crime. this year alone, the city of saint francis has seen nearly 2000 robberies, over 1500 assaults, nearly 4000 burglaries, more than 4000 vehicle thefts and over

we'll meet chris and john. thank you for choosing gb news news.o be britain's news had an impact. and i think the reason we're in a cost of living crisis is partly to do with all those things . those things. >> welcome back. you've probably guessed i'm still jacob rees—mogg, and this is state of the nation, and you've been getting in touch with your thoughts, della. we must remain a christian nation to sustain our laws and values our culture laws and values regardless of the number of churchgoers and graham, you went into a lot of detail in historical facts. however, none of that makes people feel like they live in a christian country. it's not about the history. about people history. it's about what people feel almost every day. the once civilised american city of san francisco seems to head the way of the cities of the plain as a modern sodom and gomorrah, the city is overridden with crime. this year alone, the city of saint francis has seen nearly 2000 robberies, over 1500 assaults, nearly 4000 burglaries, more than 4000 vehicle thefts and over

we'll meet chris and john. thank you for choosing gb news. we're proud to be britain's news . news.e proud to be britain's news. channel >> welcome back. this is dewbs& co >> welcome back. this is dewbs& c0 with >> welcome back. this is dewbs& co with me, emily carver, keeping me company. i have brexit party, former brexit party mep ben habib and former advisor to jeremy corbyn, james schneider we just had a very big debate and impassioned debate about what we do to solve the migrant crisis in the channel. how to stop the boats, what sort of tactics we should implement. but we did start with a discussion about tagging and dave says the migrants will remove the tags within five minutes if they want to then abscond. no way to find and find them for removing them. idiotic idea a waste money, you idea and a waste of money, you could say that probably about a lot of ideas that are being lot of the ideas that are being briefed from the home office. dale says the same . they'll just dale says the same. they'll just cut tags off and disappear, keith can you see anyone keith says. can you se

john. so for the content, chris cobra has a just a good day. have a great weekend bye. the diesel. the news on a couple days in the note a fast fashion as an environmental nightmare clothing, graveyard image of land desert this is where things wealthy industrial nations no longer need and.

john, just remember something. it's early, it's early, and if people want to see truth be told go to chris christie.com and donate. that's what i want them to do. >> john: a lot can change between now and january. governor, thank you so much. appreciate it. >> thank you, john. >> sandra: we want to alert in here, we are keeping a close eye on hurricane idalia, as it is getting stronger and moving closer and closer to florida's coast at this hour. set to make landfall in less than 24 hours and we are live in tallahassee with the very latest. >> john: and a judge ruling against the kappa kappa gamma sisters who sued over a biological male who identifies as a woman from joining their sorority. they say it's not just a personal preference, it's a safety issue. >> kappa was formed over 100 years ago to be the support system for women to compete in the classroom against men and now we seize to exist. nothing more than an idea of self-identification. dal. >> john: forecaster says idalia will grow into a category 3 hurricane before it makes landfall some time tomorrow morning. warnings and evacuation orders are in effect f

and both president john kennedy and chris jobs decided this had to be negotiated just couldn't go on today. that's not correct. and we have an aggressive natal policy, zalinski is being led around by the nose to carry this policy out. and this is escalating and escalating an escalating. and it's been a british at every point, followed by the united states. exactly what john quincy adams of the united states should never do. which is to be the cup boat in the wake of the british man of war . that is exactly we're doing. there's been a lot of talk lately and lots of articles that i've been reading that seem to suggest that we power country. yours of mine, the united states is a country that more than ever just needs to be in a state of constant more. and that we saw it with what happened then. obviously in your generation of mine, we lived at the vietnam, vietnam, and then we started the war on terror. what ever the hell that was and now that the war on terror has either waned or is waning. we need a new front cause we just have to be a mistake gripe and the new front is china and russ

. >> we'll meet chris and john. >> we'll meet chris and john. >> thank you for choosing gb news. >> we're represented. >> not just mine, but so many people that i knew and spoke to. i just couldn't get my voice out there. >> i couldn't say anything. i couldn't do anything. >> whatever the narrative was, i kind of had follow it. kind of had to follow it. >> gb news is there to provide a voice those who have been voice for those who have been ignored establishment ignored by the establishment media. different things. >> we think different things. we've got a different style. >> gb news here to be >> gb news is here to be optimistic positive about optimistic and positive about the future. >> w— e of dynamic and >> it's real kind of dynamic and flowing with audience very flowing with the audience very much heart of it. flowing with the audience very mu like heart of it. flowing with the audience very mu like a heart of it. flowing with the audience very mu like a big1eart of it. flowing with the audience very mu like a big family it. flowing with the audience very mu like a big family here at

we'll meet chris and john. thank you for choosing gb news news.ain's news patrick christys on gb news. i'm gb news radio . gb news radio. >> welcome back to the live desk. now the government has declared that rogue police officers will have nowhere to hide after announcing that any officer found guilty of gross misconduct in england and wales will be automatically sacked unless there are exceptional circumstance cases that move designed to restore public confidence severely damaged after high profile cases such as those of wayne cousins or david carrick , who abused their powers carrick, who abused their powers as police officers to murder and rape women . well, the police rape women. well, the police federation effectively the services trade union has decried the new policy, saying it's a return to kangaroo courts. why? well, let's speak now to indeed the chair of the police federation of england and wales, steve hartshorn, who can join us. steve, thank you for your time . um, that phrase time. um, why that phrase kangaroo court. >> good afternoo

i want to bring in john dean. chris whipple who wrote the book on chiefs of staff, the gatekeepers, as well as the fight of his life, inside joe biden's white house. also here tonight is jason will i can, an opinion columnist at "the washington post." glad you are here today. let me begin with you, john dean here, because for many people loo looking at this, the web of people who have been involved now are alleged to have been involved in this activity, i wonder, when you hear about the allegations of one mark meadows and the fact that he was the chief of staff in particular, at what point do people realize it goes beyond the normal, hey, i make a call for you, sir, we will get someone in contact with you, and it might sound and become criminal? >> it sounded to me as soon as i read that he had actually traveled to georgia and personally tried to intervene and inspect an audit that was going on, that's not chief of staff kind of activity. that's trying to swing your weight as chief of staff and doing things that normall

chris is a fighter. don't forget john mccain when he came in. as down but did the mechanics and lived here. as you can see this is a video, chris is a very good debater with great 1-liners once again people looking for people with more experience. nikki haley, former governor trumps that by being former un ambassador. she was one of the best un ambassadors we ever had. a governor and a congressman, vice president, i thought his statement about what donald trump asked him to do which was suspending the constitution and stood firm, that was very powerful. far from over. neil: talking more than the others. what about vivek ramaswamy, a rising figure, controversial one, what do you make of him? >> 525 people to our barbecue. desantis, 425. i thought he did a remarkable job at the barbecue. i've done many debates and the people on that stage earned their titles. you earned the title of vice president, governor, senator. the fact that i thought it was a little bit disrespectful and naÏve on a lot of foreign policy issues. neil: it did not sit well with

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looking at the getting tough with the tech john silver for the hans and content. chris cove a has a just have a good day. have a great weekend, bye. the diesel being used on a scrap book as in the note the fast fashion as an environmental nightmare. clothing graveyard, an image of land desert this is where things wealthy industrial nations no longer need and the lightest textile waste gets stranded here. all about the final stuff in a global fashion industry. fast fashion. watch now on youtube, the less hates and more transparent. new e rules for big tack on how better police content are kicking in. we'll hear from our correspondence what they are and if they could from other countries to take similar action. also coming up, games fans, end up lovers are meeting and cologne. less the head of one studio, how new games can get ahead of the growing competition as well show you how paralyzed people that haven't been able to speak could be talking again. thanks to the use of the brain implants and all the assessment of course cobra. welcome to the program. the eu has always

>> yeah, chris, trump's lead defense attorney john started out loud and got louder. it was twice judge chutkan had to tell him, take the temperature down. he was insisting that the only appropriate trial date that would give he and his team enough time to prepare to defend donald trump was the april 2026 trial date, which i don't think anybody thought was a legitimate request by the defense. judge chutkan said several times, this case will not be tried in 2026. and she urged him to give her an alternative proposal. another trial date that would still give him enough time to prepare, and he flat out refused and he lost the battle, because she said, fine, we're going to begin this trial with jury selection on march 4th, 2024, and she said point-blank, you and i have very different ideas about how much time it takes to prepare a one defendant four-count trial, and she shared some of her experiences handling murder cases as a defense attorney in the courts of the district of columbia and how she was able to prepare cases. so i think her trial date is firm, it's all but s

if we get john thune from the house, i think he would be palatable to the base. >> laura: do you agree with that, chris, that he would be palatable to the base, john thune of south dakota? >> john thune is inoffensive. even as a senator he is fairly inoffensive. i think what is going to change is what he decides to do with that power. and if republicans, conservative republicans feel like they are boxed out. to that politico headline, that's unsurprising. that is a publication that will do anything for access to power. >> laura: yeah. and the status quo. keep that money flowing. chris and ned, thank you both. coming up my part 2 of the exclusive interview we had with trump co-defendant and former legal adviser john eastman. but, first, continuing the trend of putting the world before american citizens is a biden administration about to give a big assist to probably our biggest military adversary? my angle plus gordon chang next. ♪ this is hunting country. this is our country. time to get ready for the season during the fall hunting classic at bass pro shops and cabela's. save on great gear with our low

chris jeter. thank you. john calvin coolidge was, as you've heard already born on july 4th, 1872, in plymouth notch, vermont he was named after his father. the family referred to him always as calvin or cal. so over the years that john was dropped to better understand calvin. one needs to understand his family in, the environment in which he was raised. first notch is nestled in the green mountains of vermont. it is somewhat centrally located in a state 12 miles north of ludlow. calvin was the fifth generation in the family to live in plymouth. his great great grandfather, captain john coolidge, served in the revolutionary army and later became one of the earliest settlers, the town. around 1780, the dutch sometimes referred to as an elevated area, surrounded hills and mountains full of natural beauty, with several streams. brooks running through it. there are a number of farms and open fields, but otherwise the area is largely forested with pines hardwoods. calvin's lived on a farm just down the road from the ho

nuclear umbrella with lessons is government drawing from the will in you, chris has 51 very done own good to avoid of conflict with it's john made junk as well, welcome to complex of thank you. thank you very much, dan. just 2 months ago, the chinese military completed 3 days of combat exercises of taiwan. and they told the world as forces were not ready to fight resolutely to smash any form of taiwan independence. are you living on borrowed time? yes, we are leaving under the chinese community to rate it all tied up for a couple of years. and the exercise that you mentioned has being quite intense. uh, actually, and with the old serving the chinese military exercises all these years, and the one in april this year was probably a pretty intense in comparison to other exercises. especially that involved a, uh, aircraft carrier to the east of taiwan. and we had being that the was the issue, not just that i want to sell, but with other like body pop in this. is there any scenario that you can envisage in which taiwan with 23000000 people wins of war with a country of one point? 4000000000 of the same question as being asking u

. >> john was trying to touch his leg like chris, chill out a little bit. he is like, sorry.me to do it that way. so we always tell him. >> we will be back with more coverage tomorrow from the oasi of paradise, las vegas! >>> juliette goodrich has the lucky assignment, pun intended, of going to vegas to cover the niners preseason. you have been out there all day, jules. how i it? do you feel like you are in enemy territory? >> that's a good question! honestly, sara, i thought i was getting plunged into the middle of enemy territory. i was a little bit embarrassed to wear red and black, but there are so many niners fans who live here. i got swag from the north vegas 49ers faithful. they were so nice that they even gave me a terrible towel, if you will. they are so fired up for this sunday's pregame showdown. it will be the niners and the raiders but we know who will win, the niners. let's hear fro our fans. >> we have been here, this was our home and it was always goin to be our home. >> let's jump the gun. you are in vegas, super bowl headquarters. how great would that be to

chris christie. plus donald trump's lawyer john lauro. it is 9:00 a.m. on sunday at noon and 9:00 a.m.uietly pleads not guilty to add additional charges in the classified documents case in florida, a day after his arrest and arraignment in the january 6

chris christie. plus donald trump's lawyer john lauro. it is 9:00 a.m. on sunday at noon and 9:00 a.m.nd our coverage begins now with wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now, donald trump quietly pleads not guilty to add additional charges in the classified documents case in florida, a day after his arrest and arraignment in the january 6 investigation. >>> also tonight, dramatic video captures a brazen ukraine drone attack on a major russian naval base leaving a kremlin warship badly damaged as it was towed from the black sea. >>> and olympic gold medallist simone biles returns to the spotlight. the gymnastics star attempting to make a comeback this weekend, two years after taking a mental health break. >>> welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer and you're in "the situation room." >>> we begin with donald trump entering two not guilty pleas within 24 hours. the former president of the united states just filed his response to additional charges in the classified documents case aday after historic spectacle of his january

. >> detective chris evert and bomb squad commander john wood had taken that earlier call.sarmed hundreds of explosive devices. but this one was a first. >> these particular devices had only been seen in war countries, afghanistan and iraq. >> the small but powerful device was hidden in a fed-ex envelope, but what really got everyone's attention was the detonator linked to a cell phone. and that to you says what? >> this is somebody that can build a bomb and it can sit there from anywhere in the world and set it off. >> we have breaking news. a bomb squad investigates a suspicious object in rolando. >> taking no chances they sent in a robot to disarm the bomb. >> fire in the hole! >> a firefighter was then put in one of those famous suits to make a final safety check and found the cell phone detonator had 18 missed calls. only a broken wire had prevented the bomb from going off. >> we're like, wow, this is for real. >> police ran the phone numbers, of course, but they belonged to untraceable throwaway phones, available almost anywhere. the bomber or bombers had left no trac

john kasich. so we just played chris christie and asa hutchinson, both arguing this race is not over. there are some who say it actually starts tonight. this is when people start to pay attention. which side are you on in that debate? >> i'm on the side of yogi berra who famously said, it ain't over until it's over. one of the things you notice instead polling that came out from iowa as someone told me earlier, it appears as though people are not open to new information, republicans that being, so that really played in to trump's strength. if they're not interested in hearing anything else, then, you know, that really works against everybody else. again, it's a debate, there could be a spark. you never know what can happen, and so i'm on the, it ain't over until it's over, chris. i'm on that side. >> there are people, as you know, who say, though, what are some of these really low polling people doing there? are they simply run to go increase their profile in hopes of landing the vp slot or a big spot in the private sector? are they essentially test running for a run sometime in the f

reality check from john japedra javaheri -- avlon. >> reporter: coming up, dean chris well, bill cassidyogan, and former obama white house chief strategist and senior adviser david axelrod. that is sunday morning at 9:00 eastern and again at noon right here on cnn. >>> if you ever miss an episode of "the lead," you can listen where you get your podcasts. our coverage continues now with alex marquardt who is in for wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now, president joe biden hailing a new era of joint cooperation with japan and south korea as the allies confront hostile threats from north korea and china. we

john henry and l g 0, milwaukee. the adults chris says it's failed that it's 2nd attempt to place a spice satellites. in a little bit, so young had 1st tried in may, the latest slowly pumped it on the emergency warning in japan. both chris space or forward ease of violence to try again. it will tell you, but india has become, besides country, the world to successfully loved the craft day of the moon, south pole prime minister, the venture body called the historic de barbara. and as for the kids and the pools at mission control, the southern indian city of saint lou applauding as india is 10 grand, 3 manda, successfully touch domains and doing the south pole the make. the holiday prime minister and the render moody said other countries can we build an india's achievement? big success belongs to all righty. and it really mormonism by other countries in the future. i'm going put on that on the bar in the gold from the global soap are get very well off. as a mean set piece, i raise a cold practice and is now expected to leave the land an

chris, it's christy, and committed blasphemy. i'm all attacks to touch searches and damaged homes in the city of john walla pages pulling from the crown were allegedly find near christian district. or at least at least 60 people are believed to have died off through a wooden fishing boat carrying migraines. over a 100 migrants signed off the coast of cape, divide, the in west africa. survivors say they had been at sea since leaving san a go more than a month ago. the gentleman government has approved a draft bill to possibly legalize cannabis, the new laws with a live people to possess up to 25 grams of cannabis for recreational purposes and to grow 3 ponds that have parliament will have to approve those changes the front of military action against new jazz coo leaders is on the table as west african and co equal west blog convenes crisis towards the gentle which over 3 news as elected president mohammed bassoon is resisting international cause to give up power. the standoff has led to damaging economics on sanctions. hundreds of trucks so lined up on these as close board as many filled with desperately needed aiden food. althou

senator chris coons and john cornyn and jim ris guest: discuss national security on reign guest: guestss as part of this year's aspen security form in colorado. the topics include the russia ukraine war, china, and blockade on military promotions in the senate. you can watch that at 9:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span, c-span now, and online at c-span.org. robin in new york, independent. caller: hi. i was a democrat for quite a long time and i will explain why i left. i was in new york city yesterday and the confluence of anti-vagrancy laws, i was waiting for my bus in port authority and they were trying to get me to not sit on the ground. they wanted people to sit and line their luggage up and walk 15 feet away to sit in a chair in port authority. i love new york city but one of the most dangerous places in the world, they are so upset when people being homeless -- with people being homeless and i did not move. i said i'm not leaving my back unattended. the woman could not get the words out but i know she first said i see a seat to 30 feet away. i said i'm not leaving my back unattended.

john lonski. gop strategist and cyber expert chris. and fox business kelly o'grady. one is with maria is live right now. ♪. maria: president trump in washington, d.c. courtroom pleading not guilty to four charges stemming from jack smith january 6 investigation, trump blasting the indictment as a political prosecution. >> this is a sad day for america and also sad driving through washington, d.c. and seeing the filth and decay in the broken buildings and walls and graffiti. this is not the place that i left. this is the persecution of the person that is leading by very, very substantial numbers in the republican primary and leading biden by a lot. if you can't beat them you persecute him or prosecute him. maria: the former president writing untrue social i need one more indictment to ensure my election, jointly tennessee congressman member of the service committee and he ogles. good to see you, how do you assess this current situation. >> it's absolutely ridiculous like trump said d.c. is in a state of decay instead of running their cities are focused on persecuting