responsible, no, there is still in my opinion there is, at this level, who else is at this level from the cia burns not in the state department, well, he was in the state department, i don’t know now. maybe this is it, but i think that when it was there, she was embarrassed by whoever they want to listen to her, the president there is, in general, how to say, the whole family is honest, or he’s just using this polvankina , they said, grandma, everything you said, all your forecasts, all your recommendations did not work, i say, so let’s sit on the broom, according to my assumptions, that it will be prescribed. not directly, but they’ll dump everything on you, so we’ll take this kind of work, that’s another matter, send it to a neighboring country, but you can use it there too, this is probably what explains the fact that suddenly such a sudden resignation , which she submitted, she was probably simply told, although here is the appeal itself, i looked on the state department website, there is her toria, but a non-vik, so here you are with us? interests, they launched this program , the ukrainian pr

eight, now let's count how many the population has, the population, that means, 600 billion from the cia burnsstate department, well, he was in the state department, i don't know now, but i don’t think he speaks russian either, what do you mean? like you and me, like you and i says, well, like we definitely don’t, well, like you say, no, no, he speaks russian very well, because i see that there were mcfaul and nuland, rabid russophobes for whom war with russia was a personal issue, owned in russian, that is, they were just crazy about this topic, well now... what was removed, well, first mcfaul fell quite a long time ago, now the fact that they were expelled to yakusia, it was so ideological, i don’t know, but for vekusia it was generally still. so in general, so to speak, honest, the whole family, it either just uses this half-cal and blinkina said, grandma, everything you said, all your forecasts, all your recommendations, did not work, i say, the level of expertise is beyond , so come on, sit on the broom parked, according to my assumptions, that it will be the responsible failures who will

according to the words cia director william burns, there are now two developments. if ukraine does not receive additional aid, then this year we can see the loss of new territories from kyiv. at the same time, if ukraine will receive aid from the united states of america and partners, both this year and next year, then already at the end of 202024 and at the beginning. in 2025, we should expect the restoration of the territory, the return of the territory, and perhaps even negotiations with russia, but already in a position of strength on the part of kyiv. yes, also, according to the words director of the cia, the united states is fully prepared to continue helping ukraine while confronting other threats such as china, iran, and north korea. according to him, in general, assistance to kyiv will, on the contrary , be a positive signal for others. autocracies that, they say, the united states of america has enough power to oppose them. if ukraine falls, the consequences will be felt not only by ukrainians and european security, but also by the indo-pacific region. if

direct contact with the studio, yes alexandrevich, hello, good afternoon , the head of the cia , william burnsted states stops supplying arms to kiev, ukraine will face big problems, including territorial losses. before this, he spoke in a similar vein ... in your opinion, how has the is the west's assessment of what is happening in the conflict zone changing? well, it is obvious that western elites are now very concerned about the situation on the contact line in ukraine, they see that the initiative there has passed into the hands of russian troops, all these statements are connected with this, sometimes... bordering on panic, as for the united states, then it is clear that this all fits into the desperate attempts of the democratic administration to convince congress, as soon as possible, to allocate new large-scale funding for the supply of weapons to ukraine, and for this purpose all means are used, including during the hearing of the heads of intelligence agencies of the united states. maybe an informal dialogue, have you received any similar signals recently? we do not have a dialogue w

however, this time, bernia met in doha with the director of the cia, william burns and the qatari prime minister and form minister muhammad bin abdul rahman al thani, and the head of the egyptian intelligence abbas kamal. on the eve of his departure, netanyahu met with bernia a time when the israeli entity channel 12 spoke of immense american pressure on the mediators to start moving quickly, adding that members of the war cabinet. heard about the musad chief's departure to doha from the media, indicating that netanyahu monopolizes the management of the negotiation file, which is more extreme than the other members of the cabinet, which may limit optimism. now the level of us pressure on ziness israel is reflected in blincan's request to participate in two meetings with the israeli entity war cabinet and the ministerial committee for national security, which were scheduled to take place last thursday and were suddenly postponed. additionally, blincon's visit included a meeting with ministers from number of arab countries, including saudi arabia, the united arab emirates, egypt, jordan,

>> well, omar, what we have heard from a source familiar with these talks is that bill burns, the cia director, was heading out of doha. so leaving saturday night when we're now early hours of sunday morning. so presumably he has left, but that source did say that steady progress was made, but there are still differences that need to be worked out. also, a diplomatic source familiar with these torque said that both the israeli security chiefs also we're leaving doha saturday night. also pointing out that some of the key issues that still needed to be hammered out were, for example, the entry of humanitarian aid into gaza with the un warning of imminent famine. that is one of the key things that needs to be in doubt quickly. and also the israeli military repositioning in gaza. now we know that hamas has wanted the israeli military to leave gaza when there is this temporary ceasefire, something the military has said that they would not do at this point, the technical teams have taken over. usually that happens when there are either trying to fill in the details of a counter proposal or

colonel, against this background, the director of the cia, william burns , stated that ukraine can regain the offensive initiative in late 2024 and early 2025, provided that the congress and the senate of the united states of america restore funding to ukraine. if... united states america will not restore this funding, or this funding will be delayed, how does this threaten ukraine, and, accordingly, western europe? actually, it's a very complicated question, and the answer is quite difficult to find, because it all depends on many different variables, because russia is actually throwing everything into the crucible of war right now. what she has, she is trying to show it as such a political bonus before the elections in russia, that is why it is such a positive signal for them, because the ukrainians pushed out of avdiyivka, for example, at the moment it is quite difficult to do certain judgments or forecasts, what will be the suspension of the russian offensive, zelenskyi definitely. is right to put it that way, but we know that the ukrainian armed forces are also exhausted, and so how

we have secretary antony blinken and the cia director burns as well, the defense department is an action throughout this process. next week there will be meetings at the white house. how this unfolds is that the entirety of the united government is fully engaged, diplomatically and with military supports, and him public diplomacy to try to bring this conflict down to an end where is really so feel more secure and palestinian needs are met. this will dominate for the next month. this administration, across all cabinet agencies, that is how we get this resolved. it will not be one phone call or one meeting, or one cabinet secretary. this is a whole of government effort. >> what is the secretary of state's day like today in the region? any progress on the hostages? or getting some possibility of them receiving critical needs like medicine and food? >> secretary of state antony blinken is having a public in israel. we saw him meeting prime minister benjamin netanyahu earlier this morning. he met with the israeli war cabinet. he is a jewel to fly back to the united states relatively soon. jus

i was just briefed by the cia director burns friday personally.is the one who is conducting the cease-fire negotiations, and he believes that we're close and i think that is very, very important to accomplish. one, because there are hostages that are still being held as a result of hamas and the murderous onslaught of october 7th, but also because of the desperate need for aid to get into gaza. what's unfortunate is the palestinians are held hostage by hamas. they're down in bunkers, cowardly not responding to the conflict that they began while their people are starving and shows exactly that hamas is really all about iran and not about the palestinians. >> on friday, president biden twice mistakenly referred to gaza as ukraine, but in his remarks what stood out to me was this. >> we're going to insist israel facilitate more trucks and routes to get more and more people the help they need. no excuses because the truth is aid flowing to gaza is nowhere nearly enough. >> the most direct i've ever heard him say israel's responsible for a large part o

rather, he may have received an additional one information from cia director burns, right? perhaps we are talking about some additional threats and additional scenarios, but this decision was not made, even when the appropriate funds were available. the united states can provide ukraine. additional ammunition for its artillery, additional means of air defense, and equipment such as abrams tanks for offensive operations. especially important are anti-tank missiles with a longer range, which would allow ukraine to attack targets in crimea, putting russian forces in a vulnerable position. all this is key. factors in the persuasiveness of the strategy of ukrainian success, but the implementation of this strategy requires additional military support, in particular anti-tank missiles, so that... ukraine can launch an offensive and strike at significant distances. friends of ukraine in the us, including in the biden administration and congress, are aware of this. the question remains, however, whether we can overcome the resistance of some, but not all, republicans. what should we

intelligence put out this report on global threats— put out this report on global threats and cia director bill burnsing about tiktok and i wasn't just necessarily about a data breach but it _ just necessarily about a data breach but it was _ just necessarily about a data breach but it was about this disinformation campaign _ but it was about this disinformation campaign that they are very concerned about by the chinese. chinese — concerned about by the chinese. chinese are getting much more sophisticated on al. so access to the platform, access to put out this disinformation and these narratives in advance — disinformation and these narratives in advance of the election is also, ithink— in advance of the election is also, i think right — in advance of the election is also, i think right now as much or maybe not more _ i think right now as much or maybe not more than the concerns of the data _ not more than the concerns of the data. , ., . ., data. there is not much that i agree with marjorie _ data. there is not much that i agree with marjorie taylor _ data. there is not much that i agree with marjo

and here it is just worth noting, you don't need your... that this is the only position of the cia, when burns spoke, he used a lot of different arguments, let's say there was an argument for those who are afraid of china, and it sounded like the victory of ukraine - it will victory not only over russia, but also over china, and this must be remembered , was an argument for those who want to make money, he said that it is necessary to understand that ukraine is the contract of the century, and we will make money from it, or not more than in all previous major military conflicts, that is, this part about the negotiations was only part of the general narrative that ukraine... should be given help here and now, and everyone has their own reasons for supporting ukraine in this. mr. oleksandr, allow me, i still want to clarify about the negotiations, if we interpret everything correctly, then we understand that the united states does not exclude the negotiation process between ukraine and russia, but they want us to these negotiations, sooner or later we will still we will reach them, we have reach

cia. robert burns, now is the best time to destroy the ukrainian state, because in his opinion volodymyr zelenskyi's been shaken state institutions, so they will not be able to vouch, which was a wrong assessment, by the way, if we look at the first months of the war, because there will be no, there is no obvious european leadership and no one will be able to vouch, so putin was absolutely clear. the idea that it will be easy for him in this particular situation, he is like a predator, if he sees that the victim is weaker, one should simply end this story, if not... happened in 22, putin would say that it is possible there we are not as blind as he thought, it happened on the 23rd, 24th, 25th, it does not matter, it is still an inevitable process, just as the process with crimea was inevitable, because we are talking about 2000, the 14th year as something extraordinary, but russia was preparing a special operation to annex crimea in 190. petersburg, and before that, the verkhovna rada of russia federation adopted a resolution on the russian status of sevastopol. ukrainians ignored all this, because

yes, we also remember who was an ambassador where, starting with the head of the cia burns, who workedjing is in in principle rejects ukrainian diplomats, that the ukrainian ambassador there is treated coldly, that he himself spoke with zelensky on the phone only once, and then after long and... there is no need to evaluate, it was he who came up with the idea under reagan not to use the army in conflicts over the ocean, this was explained precisely by cost savings, it was called an outsourced war, and this idea was picked up in iraq by rumsfilt and cheyne, using the mercenary blackwater, now lutwak’s idea of ​​​​cutting china out of the world economy in american optics looks logical: an attack on taiwan or the white house cannot not answer the tightening of the uyghur issue; it will be too dangerous to answer if a global division arises into china and its opponents, russia. its allies will find themselves in the role of a decisive strategic player due to resources that china cannot be allowed to obtain, so the russians need to be made part of the anti-chinese coalition, giving them a

according to american journalists, the exchange plan was proposed by cia director william burns duringns. and then about the most significant events of this day in history in a selection by ekaterina burlakova. let’s tell you what this day is memorable for in history right now. hello. on march 25, 1790 , fyodor ushakov stood at the head of the russian black sea fleet, he won five major naval battles and did not know a single defeat, did not lose a single ship, not a single subordinate was captured, he fought with the turks, whom he inspired fear and respect, they called him ushak pasha, he thwarted their plans to seize crimea by winning the battle of kerch, that’s all, ushakov also became famous for the fact that fought the plague epidemic, saved the lives of many of his sailors, built sevastopol, made it a beautiful city and a powerful fortress of russia's main military base on the black sea. when the war with napoleonic france began, admiral ushakov liberated the ionian islands from the invaders, helped the british block bonoparte's troops in egypt and drive them out of malta. his. f

director burns of the cia has been working with israel and attempting to get the israeli hostages takeneleased and certainly the coordination of aid into gaza has occurred with israel itself so i am sure this is happening in coordination, it is not just the u.s. entering a conflict zone. caitrÍona: on the issue of the hostage deal, do you have any information about getting nearer to a deal? >> director burns, director of the cia has been putting forth proposals to give a cease fire some space to make sure humanitarian aid can get into gaza but at the same time the requirement that hostages be released, his or hostages that were taken during the atrocities october 7 from israel into gaza and their safety is of utmost concern. caitrÍona: you and your colleagues in the house passed legislation to avoid a shutdown. where does that leave funding for ukraine, which has been promised? but yet to be agreed? >> -- promised but yet to be agreed? >> speaker johnson has said we will be able to move forward with aid to ukraine and israel and gaza. it's incredibly important we move those forward, the

has decided to be flexible regarding the number of prisoners released after mediation by cia chief william burns representatives this weekend. exchange in a war of siege, they quote the words of a representative of the organization. in the sedlovsk region , a rock collapse occurred at the kalinskaya mine, two miners found themselves under the rubble, mine rescuers arrived at the scene, they managed to get to one of the victims, and now they are unblocking him in the amur region. where for a week nothing is still known about the fate of thirteen people, trapped in the mine after a rock collapse, the managing director of the mine was detained. the investigative committee accuses him of violating safety requirements during work, a criminal case has been opened, and negligence. a survey of the pioneer mine showed that it was highly likely to be flooded. we have prepared two helicopters from our regional air base, which will promptly transfer additional pumps here. these pumps will allow water to be pumped out at a faster rate. there is now a threat of re-occurrence at the site. breakthrough of rock

according to american journalists, the exchange plan was proposed by cia director william burns duringentive measure for defendants in the case from. all four were sent into custody until may 22, the meeting took place tonight, boris ivanin has all the details. arrest for 2 months. the basmanny court of the capital chose this measure of restraint for all four detainees, those who, as...

cia director william burns announced this hearing in the us senate.ited states has little time left to save kyiv regime. without additional assistance, it seems to me that ukraine will lose more territory this year, and these will be significant losses. i think that without additional help you will see even more losses like avdiivka. meanwhile , the biden administration presented a draft us budget for next year, without military aid to ukraine. what kyiv was so afraid of happened. at the same time, biden requested $850 billion for... defense, 34 billion more than this year. the budget includes expenses for nato allies and a number of other countries, but no ukraine. the only caveat is that support for kiev is spelled out in a separate law, which republicans have been blocking since october. the president of france was wrong when he said that nato troops should be sent to ukraine, this was stated by the general of the sec-alliance jens stoltenberg. at nato. to send troops to ukraine. neither the alliance nor nato allies are parties to the conflict. eve

this statement was made by cia director william burns at a hearing in the us senate, calling on congressmen of laws to continue support. 2 days before my visit to kiev, ukrainian troops were forced to quickly leave avdeevka, when i asked my ukrainian colleague what happened, he said: “we ran out of ammunition, and the russians kept advancing. i’m convinced that without additional help in 2024.” france and germany, unlike the united states, have already transferred a significant part of their arsenal to ukraine. according to experts, more than 40% of artillery systems and 60% of their ammunition. and now countries need years to restore the combat readiness of their own armies. the idea of ​​a circular exchange of missiles with ukraine and the uk, which was promoted by foreign minister berbak, was rejected chancellor scholz. he emphasized that the taurus long-range systems. make this reservation after the scandalous european leaders are forced every time by emmanuel macron's statements. the ardor of the french president, who seeks to take part in the ukrainian conflict, was cooled by general

cia director bill burns was here in the region over the weekend to negotiate. now israel and the government here in jerusalem is insisting that hamas release the dozens of israeli hostages that have been in hamas captivity for five months, but so far they've refused. chris livesay, cbs news, jerusalem. >>> u.s. intelligence chiefs are warning the country faces threats from increasingly fragile world order. >> beijing will continue to use its military-forces to intimidate its neighbors. russia continues to fortify its weapons capabilities. both al qaeda and i.s.i.s. inspired by hamas have directed others to force attacks. >> they said china could use technology to try to influence this year's presidential election, and they warned about the record amount of illegal drugs including fentanyl being moved across the southern border by mentioxican criminal organizations. >>> now to a royal photo scandal that has sparked controversy and conspiracies when it comes to the princess of wales. while kate middleton is taking the blame for the manipulated image, the palace i

the well-known package agreement, used heavy artillery. its functions were performed by cia director william burnscial policy statement during debates that took place in the special committee on intelligence and where the prospects for the future of ukraine and the course of hostilities were discussed , to which i first of all drew attention, it is obvious that a figure of such magnitude is: one of the most adequate influential members of the biden team shows that everything is obvious - however, this critical situation with ukraine’s lack of funding seriously worries the ruling elite of the united states of america. at the same time, bes did not limit himself to purely, i would say, you know, such academic, analytical calculations, he actually proposed scenarios that in his opinion. could give ukraine the opportunity to hold out throughout 2024 , by the end of the year, implementing the strategy proposed by the cia, and try, in fact, to achieve positional changes that are beneficial for itself. these changes, in particular, include strikes proposed by the us central intelligence agency, primarily

the day before, cia director william burns arrived in argentina on an unannounced visit.ral topics of the negotiations is the media presence in region of the shiite organization hezbollah, the united states is allegedly concerned about possible connections between criminal groups operating on the borders of argentina, paraguay and brazil and terrorist cells from the middle east. artyom krosulin, anna pogonina, lead. nova. a high-profile case worth almost 360 billion rubles against fishing companies in the far east received a turn. the prosecutor general's office said that the death of one of the main accused, businessman oleg kan, known as the crab king , was staged. about the fact that he is no longer alive, previously reported, lawyers asked to close the case. it is open to a search by the prosecutor general's office for 31 companies and 29 citizens. the department believes that the defendants illegally caught fish and seafood in the far east. in addition, two criminal cases have been filed against oleg kan. one of them is to organize a murder. the accused is wanted. th

house oversight james comer and judiciary jim jordan sending a letter to cia william burns saying to nd he cannot be a witness for the investigation into hunter. the judiciary committee is suing to officials attempting to enforce subpoenas for their testimony related to the hunter biden tax investigation. lawmakers want to ask the officials why they agreed to bring charges against hunter for 2014 and 2015 tax years and why they reversed the decision a few months later, your thoughts? >> i'm old enough to remember when it was believed all whistleblowers and anyone with questionable whistleblower and now here we are with more whistleblowers coming forth in a concert in the message from the biden or the status quo and they can't be trusted and appears onto the average american howling inquiry into the taxes of hunter biden could be a matter that is somehow preempted by the cia. again cooler heads will prevail and maybe we'll find out something new about how important mr. morris really is to the national security of america. maria: why would the cia intervene. >> that is the question. may

capabilities. they will lose, they will lose, that’s how tearful it looks from the head of the cia, william burnsa help, approved by congress, there is a very real opportunity to consolidate the strategic success of ukraine and the strategic defeat of russia, vladimir putin. in our assessment, thanks to additional assistance, ukraine will be able to maintain its position on the front line. in 2024-early 2025. ukraine will be able to continue to carry out targeted strikes on russia. we are talking not only about penetrating strikes on crimea, but also... with the new aid package, ukraine will be able to regain its offensive initiative by the end of 2024, beginning of 2025, and will also be able to negotiate from a position of significant strength. never before has this gray-haired man looked like the ghanaian christian andersen, a pure storyteller, and, moreover, in the voice of faith. if you look at all of biden's statements at the beginning of the war, you will see that they all came true in reverse. he said we would weaken russia to prevent it from fighting this type of war again. in fact, we m

this statement was made by cia director william burns.forces of ukraine barely holds the defense. the square is running out of ammunition. losing control over kiev is fraught with a weakening of the position. the united states is at peace, but american intelligence recognizes the pointlessness of the conflict. in addition, the intelligence services do not see russia’s intentions to fight with nato. ukraine has become a heavy burden for joe biden, said retired american colonel earl rasmuson. the president’s entourage believes that plans for ukraine can no longer be realized. biden is now in the midst of his election campaign. and all his attention is directed to re-election, and kyiv's failures only get in the way. the head of the white house, who already faces many questions from voters. the day before, the american leader again misspoke. during his next speech, he said that his predecessor as president was senator john mccain. not long ago, my predecessor, john mccain, passed away. and now interesting footage from telegram channels - thi

colonel , against this background, cia director william burns stated that ukraine could regain the offensive initiative in late 2024 and early 2025, provided that the congress and senate of the united states of america restore funding of ukraine. if the united states of america does not restore this funding, or this funding will be delayed, what is the threat to ukraine, and from... accordingly, in western europe, it is actually a very difficult question and the answer is quite difficult to find, because all this depends on many different variables, because russia is actually now throwing everything it has into the crucible of war, it is trying to show it as such a political bonus before the elections in russia. that's why it's such a positive signal for them, because the ukrainians were pushed out of avdiivka, for example. at the moment , it is quite difficult to make certain judgments or predictions about what this pause in the russian offensive will be like. zelensky is certainly right to say this, but we know that the ukrainian armed forces are also exhausted. and that's why this pause w

concurrent to that cia director bill burns in doha, trying to negotiate a temporary ceasefire. the hostage exchange that ongoing discussion between israel and hamas. now secretary blinken has to bring those together while pressing israel to allow more humanitarian aid in and have an end game horizon this is not going to be a resolving meeting. this is gonna be a process, meaning most likely, because we're then going to see you next week, the defense minister, yoav gone not coming to washington to talk about this potential rafah invasion as well. >> yeah >> let me show you. just mentioned humanitarian aid. tony blinken talked a little bit about this in the course of his trip. watch what he said children should not be dying of malnutrition in gaza or anywhere else for that matter 100% a of the population of gaza is experiencing severe levels of acute food insecurity >> we cannot >> we must not allow that to continue i mean i have to say this is the one place in particular where it seems obvious, right? like y, why is the us allowing this to be so bad? i mean, can we not be doing

colonel, against this background, cia director william burns stated that ukraine can regain the offensivenitiative in late 2024 and early 2025, provided that the congress and senate of the united states of america restore funding to ukraine. unless the united states of america restores it.

cia chief william burns along with israel's spy chief will be there. secretary of state antony blinken who just arrived in israel says gaps are now narrowing in those negotiations. still, though, more work is needed. blinken is set to meet with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his war cabinet today. >>> meanwhile, back here in new york, the united states is calling for a vote today on a revised and tougher u.n. resolution declaring an immediate and sustained cease-fire to protect civilians and enable humanitarian aid to be delivered. the resolution is notable because it doesn't directly tie the need for a cease-fire. >>> there was a wild scene at the border in el paso, texas, yesterday. video taken by the "new york post" shows this -- a group of migrants pushing through a razor wire fence and knocking over texas national guard troops trying to hold them back. a texas law enforcement official says several hundred migrants made it through those barriers. in an exclusive interview with cbs news, border patrol chief jason owens said the u.s. needs tou

lines in the middle east. reminding us that austin, secretary of state anthony blincan, cia director william burns, chairman of the joint chief cq brown jr. and president joe biden himself all flown to the region in hopes of tamping down the flames of war. well, thank you very much, miss julia qasim for being with us and telling us about how mainstream media, whether in the west or in ziness israel was reporting about this front. now, ladies and gents, let us move to social media expose. well, western and zionist media were able to run from the responsibility of truthfully reporting about the reality on the ground in south lebanon, facing the resistance of the lebanese resistance hisbullah, but they were not able to hide from social media users who opted to expose their lines and in specific the concealment of damage caused by the strikes of the resistance in northern palestine in specific. now with us today is our own social media expert miss sima itayim who is also an editor at the cradle to showcase how... social media reacted to the lies of western and zionist media. the floor is all yours. si

let us focus because the head of the cia, william the head of the cia william burns told the senate intelcommittee last night that more losses are likely in ukraine unless congress can pass joe biden�*s ukraine aid package, which has been opposed by republicans. it is our assessment that with supplemental assistance, ukraine can hold its own on the front lines through 2024 and into 2025 and down another road without supplemental assistance, it seems to me that there's a much grimmer future. ukraine is likely to lose ground and probably significant ground in 2024. there is a bi partisan majority in the house that would vote for the 60bn dollars in military aid which the senate approved six weeks ago. but house speaker mikejohnson is standing in the way. this afternoon the senate minority leader mitch mcconnel again appealed for the speaker to put it to a vote. he told reporters at his weekly press briefing: the speaker is getting some flak from his own side. republican brian fitzpatrick from pennsylvania, a former fbi agent who was was stationed in kyiv before he came to congress, is pushi

. >> reporter: hopes for a cease-fire aren't dead, cia director bill burns was in the region this weekendtiate. israel, the government here in jerusalem is insisting hamas released the dozens of israeli hostages it's been holding for five months. but so far, norah, hamas is refusing. >> reporter: chris livesay with that new reporting, thank you. now to america decides 2024 and the race for president. tonight there is a shake-up at the republican national committee engineered by donald trump. cbs news has learned that dozens are being pushed out as the former president's allies and his daughter-in-law take over. here's cbs's nancy cordes with headlines from the campaign trail. >> reporter: campaigning in new hampshire today, president biden brought up the company his opponent kept to this weekend. >> he was a viktor orban who talked about democracy being a problem. >> reporter: a viktor orban is the authoritative korean leader of hungary who has cracked down on the judiciary, the press, and lgbtq+ rights. he drew high praise from donald trump at mar-a-lago. >> he said this is the way it's

of james comer and jim jordan now demanding answers from cia directer william burns writing, quote: the the whistleblower seems to corroborate our concerns about doj's deviations from if standard process to provide hunter biden with preferential treatment. house oversight committee chairman james comer joins me right now in a fox business exclusive. mr. chairman, thanks very much for being here: can you tell us what you believe has gone on here? >> well, i believe this is another example of government obstruction in an effort to cover up biden wrongdoing, in an effort to protect the biden family. we've been seeing this for a decade. this is another example. kevin morris is a key figure in all of hunter biden's crimes because one of the most basic with crimes that hunter biden's committed is failure to pay taxes. he has evaded taxes. he has defrauded the irs. and we know, because of our investigation, that kevin morris is paying hunter biden's tax bills, his tax penalties, his tax fees, and we know that he's accumulated almost $7 million in debt to kevin morris. how could the federal gov

that's one reason cia director bill burns was in the region pushing for a pause in fighting. mark, but with time running out and as president biden himself said, that's looking tough. >> chris livesay in tel aviv, thank you. >>> two national guard soldiers i a border patrol agent are dead after the helicopter they were flying in crashed in texas. it happened friday near rio grande city. a fourth person onboard the chopper remains in critical condition. the cause of the crash remains under investigation. president biden issued a statement expressing condolences and adding their sacrifices will never be forgotten. >>> in western wisconsin nine people were killed and one injured when a tanker truck crashed into a passenger van. only one person survived the crash, the passenger in the van. that person is now hospitalized. the names of the dead were not made public pending notification of family members. it's the second deadliest crash in state history. >>> and now to severe storms affecting millions this weekend. tonight snow could return to parts of north east, and six states fr

cia director william burns said this in advance. during hearings in the us senate intelligence committee according to him, with the new aid package, ukraine will be able to hold its own in 2024 and 2025. otherwise, according to the chief american intelligence officer, the refusal of the us to provide additional military aid threatens ukraine with significant territorial losses already within the current year. well, that is also pleasing the information that vasyl already voiced before the beginning of my column, that perhaps today they will make a decision to send us atakams, and we will also receive some zasiks... well, we will also receive somewhere around 300 million dollars of aid, well, but agree, we need more. unfortunately, the allocation of this aid by the congress of the united states of america continues to be delayed. there they invented a new reason for the delay. speaker of the house, pro-trump mike johnson, and key committee chairs are crafting their own relief bill ukraine. this was reported by journalists of the american television channel nbc news. citing three sources i

cia director bill burns was in the region this weekend to negotiate.e government here in jerusalem, is insisting hamas release the dozens of israeli hostages it's been holding for five months. but so far, norah, hamas is refusing. >> chris livesay with that new reporting. thank you. >>> there's a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." my frequent heartburn had me taking antacid after antacid all day long but with prilosec otc just one pill a day blocks heartburn for a full 24 hours. for one and done heartburn relief, prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. this isn't charmin! no wonder i don't feel as clean. here's charmin ultra strong. ahhh! my bottom's been saved! with its diamond weave texture, charmin ultra strong cleans better with fewer sheets and less effort. enjoy the go with charmin. wanna know a secret? with new secret outlast, you can almost miss the bus... but smell like you didn't. secret fights 99% of odor-causing bacteria. smell fresh for up to 72 hours. secret works! it's a crime to smell that good. [cough] hon

problem into tax return james comer judiciary committee chairman jim jordan sending a let to cia director william burn saying two doj compilers allegedly called into cia headquarters told morris would not be a witness he was off limits for their investigation into hunter biden the house judiciary committee suing two officials attempting to fov subpoenas related to hunter biden investigation want to ask why they groo he had to bring chargers ghirntz, and reversed decision a few months later house ways and means chairman, missouri congressman jason smith here for the power hour fox news contributor senior counsel to president trump and author of here's the deal kellyanne conway, and newt gingrich. great to see everybody thank you so much for being here, this morning, mr. chairman, i appreciate you joining me on such an important day, what exactly took place from your standpoint in terms of this cia getting involved in your investigation? >> maria, this new cia, whistleblower came forward not allowing morris as witness confirms, maria, at what point two irs whistleblowers said highlighted when investigat