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we cannot condone this. say to you i to the secret service and all the agency and state agencies that were engaged in making sure that the people, and we have more details to come, relative to others who may have been injured in audience. we don't have all that detail. we will make that available to you, and we may be able to come back later tonight but we will put out a statement if we don't. but the bottom line is, the trump rally, the rally that he should have been able to conduct peacefully without any problem, but the idea, the idea that there is political violence or violence in america like this is unheard of and not appropriate. everybody must condone it -- condemn it. i will keep you informed. if i'm able to speak to donald, i will let you know that, as well. so far, it appears he is doing well, number one. number two, that they are investigating what happened to anybody else in audience. we have some reports not final reports, and every agency and the federal government -- and i'm going back to my

we cannot condone this. well, for more on this story, i'm drawing nearby dw correspondent, janelle jamal on, who john, who joins us now from washington, d. c. janelle, this is being investigated as an assassination attempt by the f b. i. what more can you tell us by that, or indeed, hanover, also seeing reports that the national security division of the justice department is preparing to open an investigation into what's now being called an assassination attempt. on former president, a donald trump indicating to us that they're treating this as a matter with national security implications. but what we don't know for sure is that the f b i is leading a multi agency efforts in order to investigate this. in fact, f, b, i or visuals are in the middle of giving a press briefing in a butler punts, pennsylvania, where this incident at that trump rally occurred. and they did run down a few facts. they say that the f b, i has deployed considerable resources in conducting this investigation. they have agents on the gr

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he did not condone nor did he want nor did it serve any purpose to have folks get out of hand. that is a riot, not insurrectionment host: andy in michigan, independent line. good morning. caller: two quick questions. first, about the visits to the white house. do you know if the white house was occupied by the president at that time? was he there when the doctor visited? the second one on inflation and that's the one i'm really concerned about. i will use an example in michigan that i see happening. five years ago as i worked at krogers as a bagger or carson -- cashier i was making eight or nine dollars at the most. now i'm making 15 and 20 do you think bony will go up? the grocer won't take the loss. they will lay people off or raise the price so what president will tell any vendor what prices to charge so i don't know why we argue about inflation when we can't control prices. guest: that's what we are trying to find out is what the expert on parkinson's was doing in the white house. was he trying to diagnose president biden? was he talking to his physician about how to treat

there are a lot of things that i don't condone, right? i do not condone. >> so you're on your own. say, for example, you're a family member of an accident this afternoon, you're on your way to the hospital, you've got blue lights on and the motorway is blocked off by just stop oil. >> yeah, that is disgraceful. i would be, i would be really ashamed of myself. it was. >> should they go to prison? should >> no, because it's not just just stop oil. it's it's also farmers who are doing the same when they go and they block the mi5, when they go and they block the m15, right. am i am i correct in saying that 95. yeah, i am 25. sorry. yes, so do you think the farmers should go to prison for blocking the roads when they do that with their trucks? >> it's persistent behaviour . >> it's persistent behaviour. with this level, the farmers go to prison. >> that was a one off. >> that was a one off. >> stella, should we send the. >> stella, should we send the. >> when it's persistent behaviour that harms the public good and it produces a polarises society. so you have a small minority, exercisin

we cannot condone this. what began is a cheerful event with thousands of the supporters, a former president, donald trump lining up to see his last rally before his nomination for president, ended in gunshots with people fleeing in fear. left unexplained is how a government was able to get so close to the former president in an arena that had been swept by secret service agents were backpacks were banned, inspectors screened individuals. the secret service is investigating the incident as an attempted assassination. john henry and l. g 0, butler, pennsylvania. no trump himself has just made his 1st comments on truth, social off to the events, the fence, the secret service and law enforcement for the quick response to the shooting. on extended his condolences to the family of the person who was killed at the rally and the family of another person who was badly injured. he said it was incredible that such or not could take place in the us. he says nothing is known about the shoot. him was killed, trump says he

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don't condone. i don't condone violence in any kind in any form against anyone. what happened was a tragedy and i'm incredibly sorry for my severe lack of judgment. that was his quote. no word yet on refunds for current ticket holders. those set to attend tonight show have been asked to hold on to their tickets until further information is available. and this just and tmz reporting kyle's talent agent michael green has parted ways with the singer and no longer represents him. we'll keep you updated as we learn more information about all of that. and that is your entertainment report in hollywood. i'm jeremy parsons. >>as we approach the olympics, they may have been born in the usa, but not every athlete will compete for their country in paris. jack doles caught up with some olympians whose family ties gave them an opportunity to compete elsewhere in this week's journey to paris. >>rings in flags. they go hand in hand at the olympic games representing my country, which is big usa. one grace country's athletes. take great pride in competing for their country, espec

we cannot condone this. well, for more on this story, let's bring in w, washington, bureau chief, anus paul, who's joining us now from washington, d. c. as this is not being investigated as an attempted assassination attempt by the secret service. what more can you tell us, but what's going on? the present national security division of the justice department is also expected to open an investigation into the attend to show to donald trump media reporting a right now. so this is obviously a significant indication that the department regards the shooting not as in kind of isolated the act of violence, partisan s as in the s estimation attempt was a national security implications. we also hear that the f b, i is also being highly and involved and that comes at the moment when, you know i liked the 1st shock of, if this is possible, is kind of maybe not over, but it's slowly overtaking a by the discussion how this was possible that someone came so close to a former president and to some to 2 person who's also ru

we cannot condone this. well for more on this story, i'm joined by dw washington bureau chief anus paul, who's joining us now from washington. d. c. e s. this story is unbelievable. there is no confirmation that gun shots were fired. what more can you tell us about that? i think the most important news is really that donald trump, former president donald trump, is doing fairly well. he is with his doctors right now, and he's checked to put out a statement or has come pained, put out a statement right away, thinking law enforcement and 1st responder for the creek action during this assassination attempt. i think one can talk about that right now. so that's what we know, but we also know that at least one spectator is dead. so you've got shots and to are in critical uh conditions. so this really cause of fema nights in which the former president of the united states accords has been shocks. uh he donald trump, himself says uh that he was shot uh by a bullet. i quote him here. i was charged with the bullet the

we cannot condone this well for more on this story. let's bring it and dw washington bureau chief enos full who is joining us from washington d. c. he knows this is not being investigated as an attempted assassination attempt by the secret service. what more can you tell us about that as well? we know now that the shoulder, it was on the move, the top out side this riley venue. and we also know from an interview, a b been calling from the b c conducted with someone who was there. that's apparently, i mean this is not proven whatsoever, but this is at least out there that apparently some people were warning the secret service and also a police officer said someone was on this uh rooftop just outside of this venue. but no action was taken. and that, of course, now slowly starts to take over the political debates here in the beginning of the was of course, a huge shock. couldn't just understanding that. uh, it was just 8 inches away. this bullet uh, which did not its uh, president trump, uh, hotel, really killed uh, a former president in

we cannot be like, we cannot condone this. the bottom line is the trump rally is a reality that he should have an intellect could be conducted peacefully without any problem. but the idea, the idea that this political violence or violence in america like this is system, part of it is not appropriate. we, everyone, everybody must come. every other world leaders have condemned the attack and express their sympathy. un secretary general, antonio quoterush labeled it an active political bivens wishing donald trump a speedy recovery. but his prime, it is, the key established political bivens in any form has no place in our society. and ukraine's president flooded me. savanski spoke of his relief, the trump is safe saying he hopes america, which is stronger summer. and that is a job and attempt on the life of donald strongly was late to harry, the crime that can only be condemned and which demonstrates and how serious the challenges to democracy are globally finding. those are that violence in any form in any way or most. absolutely

we cannot condone this. the bottom line is the re, trump rally, is a rally that he should have. an intellect can be conducted peacefully without any problem. with the idea, the idea that there's political violence or violence in america like this, the system part of it is not appropriate. everybody, everybody must, could get. everybody shut out strong and for tatic, what's the from the president? we know that since that speech she has spoken to trump. now can we expect a softening invite and scan pain against some i think for the moment his campaign team has definitely decided that there is an appropriate center to take up this moment in time. and it is a certain softening just uh, to contrast that yesterday i was out a riley, one of president biden's raleigh's. and he was lauded in that raleigh for just how much he went on the offensive against trump. he called trump and hinge, he called up. he reminded his supporters there that trump is a convicted felon, but of course this is not taught. this is not the message that he could be delivering about trump. today. we also learned t

we cannot be like, we cannot condone this. the bottom line is the trump rally is a reality that he should have an intellect can be conducted peacefully without any problem. but the idea, the idea that this political violence or violence in america like this is system part of it just not appropriate. we everyone, everybody must, could get it. every american journalist william go crossed as deputy editor of the parliament magazine which deals with the politics and brussels. i asked him about the political climate in the west, leading up to one official said was an attempt on trunks by as well. unfortunately, biden's statement. there is rather aspiration on this is something we've heard a lot from joe biden and his previous democratic predecessor in the white house, brock obama, where they tried to, always, you know, aspire to the, the better side of the united states. but of course, american history is full of violence, political violence, and otherwise we know that it's a violent country with massive amounts of guns and gun vio

we cannot condones. the bottom line is the right trump rally rally that he should have. an intellect can be conducted peacefully without any problem. with the idea, the idea that this political violence or violence in america like this is system, part of it is not appropriate. we, everybody, everybody must, can get everybody. i mean, those are some strong empathetic woods from the president who has otherwise sticking on quiet and a breeze of doing with donald trump. so does this indicate a potential of softening of the campaign of the democrats, the image. so before i answer that, like i saw, it just occurs to me that in the last days everyone has been very preoccupied with this matter of jo biden's age. and whether he would have the stamina or whether he would be able to survive even 4 more years. in the white house, and this incident today has told us that anything can happen at any time. donald trump was nearly killed today at a rally. but in terms of your question about the softening of, of his attacks on donald trump. this is clearly the strategy that joe biden has

we cannot condones the bottom line. the re, trump rally is a reality that he should have an intellect can be conducted peacefully without any problem. but the idea, the idea that this political violence or violence in america like this system part of it is not appropriate. yvonne, everybody must condemn. everybody should know the form and emphasis, patrick words from a president facing on from century to the allegations from from for to us like you said will be behind this attack. what's the stance he's taking? what is expected to do what he is clearly trying to do. there is once again underlying that there is no room for political violence in this country. that this is a democracy that donald trump should be allowed to have a rally and have that riley be peaceful. so what, what joe biden is trying to do in this instance is to restore home to make sure that he doesn't say or do anything that was in the flame, the tensions that are already running high at the moment. and he's taken steps within his campaign of, for examp

we cannot condone this. the bottom line, the trump rally is a reality that he should have an intellect can be conducted peacefully without any problem. but the idea, the idea that this political violence or violence in america like this is system, part of it is not appropriate. we everyone, everybody must keep getting every spring in william blue cross if on a colleague of mine, also deputy editor of the parliament magazine that deals with a you politics. he joins us from bronsels. we had president bite and then william, what sort of political climate in the us has led to what we can now cold and attempt on trump's line as well. unfortunately, biden's statement. there is rather aspiration on this is something we've heard a lot from joe biden and his previous democratic predecessor in the white house, brock obama, where they tried to, always, you know, aspire to the, the better side of the united states. but of course, american history is full of violence, political violence, and otherwise we know that it's a

we cannot condone this. the bottom line is the re, trump rally is a reality that he should have an intellect can be conducted peacefully without any problem with the idea, the idea that this political violence or violence in america like this is system part of it just not appropriate. everybody, everybody must keep getting. everybody will lead us to have condemned the attack and expressed their sympathy. un secretary general antonio good terrace, labeled it an active political violence. we think donald trump a speedy recovery. british prime minister kissed almost a political violence in any form has no replacing. now society's and ukraine's president loaded me as a landscape, spoke of his relief that trump is safe saying that he hopes america images stronger selma. and that is a job in a town on the life of donald strongly was like to harry, the crime that can only be condemned and which demonstrates how serious but challenges to democracy are globally binding a daughter and violence in any farm and anywhere

we cannot condone this. the bottom line is the re, trump rally is a reality that he should have an intellect can be conducted peacefully without any problem. with the idea, the idea that this political violence or violence in america like this is just some part of it, just not appropriate. everybody, everybody must keep getting everybody and reactions to the shooting and coming in from around the world leaders expressing condemnation and offering sympathy. un secretary general, antonio good terrorist has condemned what he called an act of political violence. but his prime minister kissed dom are responded to what he called shocking scene, saying political balance in any form has no place in our society's. and you claims president, florida, is a lensky issuing a statement. speaking of his relief, the trump is now se summer, and there's a job in attempt on the life of donald strongly was like to share with the crime that can only be condemned. and which demonstrates how serious but challenges to democracy on g

we do not condone that, by the way. do not give that to babies.is your take on this lovely monday evening? >> you know what is crazy when he said he had oil cancer? two years ago. >> greg: to -- that is true. >> two years ago he said i have cancer. i know he says many americans have been affected by cancer. like we all heard it which is why i agree it is crazy. what is even crazier to me is the ones that are still holding out. that clip, there was also debbie on cnn. she was like it is frustrating how people are dissecting every word that he says. he is the president of the united states united states! standing there ignoring the fact that trump is a felon. i am like, well that is a take. the media is not covering that? what planet are you on? >> greg: trump remains the most vented president in history. we know everything and we accepted it. he was challenged by republican candidates. >> that is what i am more interested by. because finally it is okay two years after the oil cancer announcement saying this is kind of weird, guys it. the ones that

we cannot be like this and we cannot condone this. after he spoke to america, he spoke to former president trump. they did connect and former president trump was in pennsylvania and the president himself was in delaware. the president is back at the white house. you can be president from anywhere delaware or the white house but it's safer and more convenient to have the briefings he needs to have, especially as we reach toward tomorrow or later today i guess it is. where he will have a briefing with the vice president, homeland security officials, and folks from the secret service as well. >> we are hearing from everyone from a uk to japan to brazil, leaders condemning the violence. offering their support for americans and the former president who was injured. i want to bring in marsha espinoza, former homeland security spokeswoman. thank you for being here. is how law enforcement -- i want you to listen to law enforcement describe the immediate police response. this was during a press conference around midnight. >> a number of sounds

unite this country we cannot allow for this to happen we cannot be like this character we cannot condonehis. >> and assassination investigation underway tax no questions about what will happen here in milwaukee. what is the response from washington and how will impact the nation this moment in history how we will spend the hour and a special edition of fox news sunday live from milwaukee. [ ♪ ] >>> hello from inside milwaukee's -- on the use of the national republican convention the nation really on the attempted assassination of donald trump. bringing back memories of the string of political violence the country suffered in the 1960s, including john and robert f. kennedy's assassinations. the attempted assassination of ronald reagan in the eighties. leaders around the world condemn last night's attack offering prayers and support. we have extensive team coverage with alexis at the scene in butler, pennsylvania. david spohn has the latest on the investigations underway and edward lorenz with reaction from the white house. alexis in pennsylvania we begin with you. >> reporter: hello shann

we cannot condone this. after he spoke to america he did speak to former president trump. they did connect while former president trump was in pennsylvania and the president himself was in delaware. the president now is back at the white house. you can be president from anywhere. certainly much safer and much more can begin to have the briefings that he needs to have, especially as we reach toward tomorrow or later today. that is at this point where he is going to be having a briefing with the vice president, homeland security officials and folks from the secret service as well. >> we are hearing from everyone from the uk, to japan and brazil, leaders condemning violence and offering their support for americans and of course the former president. i want to bring in a former homeland security spokeswoman who focus on the secret service. thank you so much for being here. i want you to listen to how law enforcement described the immediate police response. this was during a press conference around midnight. >> a number of sounds were heard. it became apparent shots were being

by banning these products we can clearly state that we do not condone their behavior and will not contribute in their economy. they also called upon the authorities to send food and medical assistance to the oppressed palestinians and to declare israeli prime minister benjamin netan yahu are terrorist. netan yahu ko netan yahu has overseen numerous military operations that have resulted in the deaths of countless innocent palestinians including women and children. these actions amount to war crimes and he should be held accountable declaring him a terrorist. would be a significant step in recognizing the severity of his actions. pakistan are united in protest against israel genocidal actions in gaza. these four palestine demonstrators are demanding that international community put an end to the brutalities and oppression faced by the palestinian people. meanwhile, the pakistani government condemned israel's genocidal attacks on palestinian civilian population, calling them a clear violation of international humanitarian laws. pakistan. also condemns in the strongest terms the continued genoc

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we cannot condone this. >> during a late night press briefing, the fbi said it was the secret service for securing around the rally. the secret service would have to answer questions on whether that rooftop was part of the initial assessment. >> we do have a lot of questions for the secret service. we will go through those with jonathan and just a moment. cb, thank you. let's bring in shane who was just 40 feet away when those shots rang out. walk us through what you saw, what you heard. >> it was, you know, a huge crowd. everyone was in great spirits. president trump came on stage. the energy was superhigh in the room as he was going through everything. there were several shots that started out. distinct shots. president trump went out of sight of our view from where we were, we took cover, basically, our wives are with us, try to get everyone down, make sure everyone around us was safe. once everyone was down on the ground and safe, we were able to get up and assess the situation from there. >> to see it unfold from a tv screen is shocking. i can only imagine what it was like to be

we cannot condone this.reporter: the white house later confirming that biden and trump spoke by phone. though not releasing details of the conversation. last night's rally was slated as the last before trump heads to milwaukee for the republican national convention, where he's set to accept his third republican nomination for president and announce his pick for vice president. all three potentials -- ohio senator j.d. vance, florida senator marco rubio, and north carolina governor doug burgum reacting to last night's attack. as well as house majority leader steve scalise who was shot and wounded at an attack at a congressional baseball practice back in 2017. >> it's alarming to think we came this close to not having him with us. thank god that he's okay. >> reporter: in a post on social media trump also thanking the secret service for their quick actions responding to what happened just last night. in an internal memo obtained by abc news the trump campaign is telling its staff to avoid its offices in washin

we cannot condone this. i like to thank the secret service in all of the agents including the state agencies who have engaged to make sure the people -- we have more people to come relative to other people may be injured in the audience i do not have that will make that available to you. it's not convenient for you all. the trump rally, the rally he should have been able to conducted peacefully without any problem. with the idea, the idea there is a political violence and violence and america is just unheard of. it's not appropriate. everybody, everybody must condemn it. everybody. i will keep you informed and if i do speak with donald i will let you know that as well. so far it appears he is doing well number one. number two, they are thoroughly investigating what happened to anyone else in the audience. we have some reports but not final reports. every agency in the federal government and i am going back to my phone to speak with the federal agencies being put together against the elite updated briefing as

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we cannot condone this.olence in america like this is unheard of and it's just not appropriate and we need everybody, everybody must condemn it. everybody. i'll keep you informed and if i'm able to speak to donald, i will let you know that as well. >> that was president biden last night. he eventually did speak with former president trump, although neither the white house nor the trump campaign have said anything about what was said in that conversation. i'm joined here on the floor of the republican national committee in milwaukee by the current chair and host of the committee reince priebus and donna brazil and rachel bade. you just spoke with former president trump, reince. what did he have to say? >> well, i mean, he was grateful. i think that he was grateful for the miracle of what happened, at least in his case, but he was also sad. >> you mean the miracle that -- >> one quarter inch turned the other direction and we are, obviously, talking about something very different this morning. >> that is the wa

we do not condone violence.our players are expected to conduct themselves with integrity on and off the court. at this time. both teams are working together to resolve this matter. peyton's place also says the player involved is no longer with the team, and that they're working to provide him with resources in hopes of preventing a similar incident in the future. >> president biden, scheduled to address the nation tomorrow night about his decision to exit the presidential race. it will be the first time the president does speak publicly on camera about ending his bid for reelection. president biden, arriving back in d.c. today after recovering from covid and isolating at his home in delaware, and the president posting on x that he plans to speak on what lies ahead and how he plans to finish the job. you can watch it right here on ktvu tomorrow night at 5:00. vice president kamala harris has officially hit the campaign trail. harris was in the battleground state of wisconsin, and as ktvu jana katsuyama reports to

western countries are in every possible way condoning the provisional government of ukraine in the widespreadazism, in its most acute manifestations, and are making every effort to distort the historical truth. together we will continue to defend the truth. about our common past, the common past is the foundation of the sovereign present, about this vyacheslav volodin, he heads the most a representative russian delegation watches the parade along with the top leadership of the republic. the world was liberated from fascism, so this holiday should be for every european country. some politicians simply have no conscience left. here, but we need to remind and say how it all ends. the calibrated step of the system is like a ruler - it’s just very beautiful. how gracefully women military personnel walk, there are more than 400 of them in the belusian army in all types of troops, including landing and reconnaissance, they definitely have a lot of stamina, they rehearsed in the rain such that almost nothing was visible, but it was still heard, on a holiday, the weather did not disappoint and the spe

there are a lot of things that i don't condone, right? i do not condone. >> so you're on your own. say, for example, you're a family member of an accident this afternoon, you're on your way to the hospital, you've got blue lights on and the motorway is blocked off by just stop oil. >> yeah, that is disgraceful. i would be, i would be really ashamed of myself. it was. >> should they go to prison? should >> no, because it's not just just stop oil. it's it's also farmers who are doing the same when they go and they block the mi5, when they go and they block the m15, right. am i am i correct in saying that 95. yeah, i am 25. sorry. yes, so do you think the farmers should go to prison for blocking the roads when they do that with their trucks? >> it's persistent behaviour . >> it's persistent behaviour. with this level, the farmers go to prison. >> that was a one off. >> that was a one off. >> stella, should we send the. >> stella, should we send the. >> when it's persistent behaviour that harms the public good and it produces a polarises society. so you have a small minority, exercisin

we cannot condone this. >> reporter: mr.as briefed on the assassination att attempt. this morning the fbi identified the gunman as thomas matthew crooks. he was 20 years old and lived about 50 miles from the rally site in bethel, pennsylvania. he'd graduated with an engineering degree from a community college but worked at a nursing and rehabilitation center. he was a registered republican. a classmate told cbs news that crooks had tried out for the high school's rifle team but failed to make it. throughout the night and morning investigators searched crooks's home and car, where they say they found explosive devices. this afternoon former president trump released another statement on social media. "i was going to delay my trip to wisconsin and the republican national convention," he said, "by two days but have just decided that i cannot allow a shooter or potential assassin to force change to scheduling or anything else. therefore, i will be leaving for milwaukee as scheduled." he departed from newark airport in new jersey