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the region and trilateral cooperation with japan.ultilateral cooperation is particularly important to coordinate an approach to the situation existing and burma. as we work to pressure the government. and to address issues critical to regional stability, such as maintaining sea lanes in the south china sea, and preserving peace and stability across the taiwan straits. today, we also discussed ways that that republic of korea and united states will work together to address the challenges of our time, beginning with our efforts to end the covid-19 pandemic globally. we agreed to establish a vaccine partnership to expand the manufacturer of vaccines that have been approved safe and effective. and so we can scale up global vaccine supplies. we will strengthen our ability to fight the pandemic and respond to future biological threats. when it comes to fighting climate change, the republic of korea in the united states are committed to making ambitious 2030 targets aligned with the effort to achieve net greenhouse zero gas emissions no lat

cooperation plans to strengthen our cooperation in space exploration, green energy to secure global competitiveness. furthermore, we decided to bolster our partnership. third, in a bid to address climate change. we will further solidify coordination between our two countries. our two nations are already spearheading cooperation in climate change response. last april, the u.s. hosted a summit on climate. korea is hosting a summit. once again, trying to build the international community's collective will for climate change response. president biden, i will participate in the summit next week virtually. i welcome his participation, which will certainly help us catalyze the international community to come together. president biden and i participated in the ceremony awarding a medal of honor to a korean war veteran. based on the u.s. alliance rooted in the sacrifices of our heroes, our two nations will usher in a new future together without a doubt. today's meeting between president biden and myself and between the u.s. and korea will mark another milestone for bilateral cooperation toward a new era. pr

president biden expressed his support for the inter-korean dialogue and cooperation under close cooperationith the u.s., we will work to facilitate progress of inter-korean relationships with u.s. dialogue. moving forward, we will continue" to medication while exploring our north korean approach through dialogue and diplomacy. i expect a positive response from north korea. when strong security is firmly in place, we can preserve and make peace the two of us agreed to further reinforce our combined defense posture and reaffirmed our commitment to a conditions based condition. it is also with pleasure that i deliver the news on the termination of the revised missile guidelines. the signing of special agreements in the early days of the biden administration displays for the world the robustness of our alliance. today, we decided to expand our cooperation and new emerging areas that are relevant for the changing times and landscape. first, are immersed urgent task we pledge to pull our strength together. america's advanced technologies and koreas adduction capabilities will be married to establ

our two nations already spear head global cooperation in climate change response. last april the u.s. hosted the leader summit of climate successfully. korea next week is hosting a summit, once again trying to build the international community's collective will for climate change response. president biden will participate in the summit next week virtually. i welcome his participation which will certainly help uthe international community come together. president biden participated in the ceremony for awarding a medal of honor to a korean war veteran ralph puckett jr. our two nations will usher in a new future together without a doubt. today's meetings between president biden and myself and between the u.s. and korea will mark another milestone for bilateral cooperation towards a new area. president biden has extended such warm hospitality and i express my deepest gratitude once again. i look forward to our frequent communication and continued close consultation. last but not least, yesterday israel and hamas agreed on a cease fire, which is indeed a relief. i appre

i have written more of these cooperation agreements than i can count, i've done more of the cooperation we are about to see in a few hours than i can count. you never specify the name of somebody you are investigating as a prosecutor. you never specify the name of a target. a lot of good reasons for that is correct number one is you don't want to tip the person off, number two is the person has not been formally charged yet, they have rights until and unless they are charged. they're trying to make something out of absolutely nothing there. what is significant as paula said is that the documents do several times mention other men, other people who are involved, the big question is who are those other people. >> elie, you know how plea agreements like this are made and what kind of cooperation prosecutors demand to make such a plea agreement which involves typically a reduced sentence. so knowing that what kind of cooperation from greenberg would you expect them to want as regards matt gaetz and his involvement? >> yeah, jim, prosecutors do not hand out cooperation agreements like candy.

rep cooper: general thompson? general thompson: thank you for the opportunity to testify today as vice chief of space operations. on behalf of the chief of space operations, and joined by these outstanding leaders on the panel, it's a pleasure to provide you details on the newest military service and informed of our plans for the coming year. i would like to begin by expressing my gratitude to congress for its bipartisan support of establishing the u.s. space force and addressing the challenges the nation faces in space. year one of the space force's existence has been standing up the new service. the collaboration of congress, space force has made strides in the first year. establishing the organizational blueprint for the service, moving aggressively in the area of human capital, acquisition and integration and provided the foundation for a service. executing our missions around the clock and without fail. year two will be the integration of space force into the inner agency and with our allies and partners as w

and korea will mark another milestone for bilateral cooperation towards a new era. president biden has extended such warm hospitality and i express my deepest from the tuesday once again. i look forward to our frequent communication and continue close consultation. last, but not least. yesterday israel and hamas agreed on a cease-fire which is, indeed, a relief i appreciate president biden's hard work and leadership in this regard. thank you. >> thank you. well, first question i'm told is mary alice parker of abc? >> thank you, mr. president, i appreciate it. what is your message to democrats who want you to be more confrontational with israel and specifically to those that are saying that there should be an end to arm sales? i mean, do you recognize that there has been a shift, an evolution in your party, mr. president, in the last 20 years on this issue? and i have a question for president moon but can i wait. >> there is no shift in my commitment, to the commitment to the security of israel, period. no shift, not at all. but i tell you what there is a shift in. t

she is willing to cooperate with investigators. her attorney declined to comment, as did a spokesman for the justice department. >> and paula, investigators would make a deal, plea deal with greenberg, if he didn't have something, have real dirt on whether it's matt gaetz or some other big fish, so to speak? >> that's right. they're always looking for critical information. cnn learned gaetz's former close friend, greenberg, told investigators the lawmakers had sexual contact with a 17-year-old girl. now some context. earlier this week greenberg pleaded guilty to six federal charges, including sex trafficking of a minor. and he's cooperating with federal investigators in exchange for other counts being dropped. as part of that deal, he's required to cooperate fully in any other federal investigation, including the ongoing investigation into his former close friend, congressman gaetz. but in his plea agreement, greenberg admits he had sex with a minor at least seven times, and he then introduced her to other men, who engaged in, quot

they want to cooperate and we actually count on cooperation because that makes it easier if they're willing to corporation. and then the test transfer, the cooperation between the experts, the task is much, much easier. and we do have companies here in south africa like aspin or bi awake that they actually do already meet the standard. aspen is producing all ready for the word market. for example, johnson johnson. and they chose its possible need some time, some months. but that's still, it could make a big, big difference for this fundamental never gets president once again during a visit for intellectual property waiver. and he said this will make things faster . this will make the availability of the themes in africa. even the french president, micron also said the president, we are behind you on this idea why it's germany against that. if you look at the go, what we're aiming for that is speeding up and actually making it possible in general that there is manufacturing here in south africa and africa. and really to, to speed it up to really make a difference at not just the general deba

and korea will mark another milestone for bilateral cooperation towards a new era. president biden has extended such warm hospitality, and i express my deepest gratitude once again. i look forward to our frequent communication and frequent consultation. last but not least israel and hamas agreed on a cease-fire which is indeed a relief. i appreciate president biden's hard work and leadership in this regard. thank you. >> thank you. >> first question i'm told is from abc. >> thank you, mr. president. i appreciate it. what is your message to democrats who want you to be more confrontational with israel? and specifically to those that are saying that there should be an end to arm sales? i mean, do you recognize that there has been a shift, an evolution in your party, mr. president, in the last 20 years on this issue? and i have a question for president moon, but i can wait or i can ask that. >> there is no shift in my commitment or commitment to the security of israel, period. no shift, not at all. but i tell you what there is a shift in. the shift is that we have to -

cooperation with russia is based on a governmental agreement on cooperation in the exploration and use of outer space for peaceful purposes which was recently extended through december 31, 2030. this arrangement provided a leem framework for cooperation, on the international space station and limited space science in robotics space exploration. with china, we maintained variety of means to understand their space science and exploration programs and encourage beneficial open exchange of scientific data from civil space missions. american diplomatic leadership is establishing norms of behavior based on united states people and practice. advancing peaceful norms and responsible behaviors in outer space is critical to protecting american national security, commercial and research interests. the department of state in coordination with the interagency and national space council as well as with congress will continue to utilize multilateral venues such as artemis accords responsible behavior in outer space and space exploration. thank you again for inviting us to testify. i welcome your ques

the bad news for gaetz is they're continuing to acquire new cooperators.rmer girlfriend who is the subject of the story that there's something for her to cooperate on. they're not talking to her for nothing. that can't be good news for gaetz at this point. >> this is what i want to understand. greenberg is by his own admission a bit of a bad apple. so, he is committed crimes, he's admitted to committing crimes which means they've got something to hold over him in exchange for his cooperation. it's not clear everybody else in his circle who has information is also guilty of a crime? we >> that's right. and it's important to not prejudged people in this sort of situation. sometimes, people are merely present, other times people don't know. tv guilty of a crime, you have to have committed the acts involved and have it over the necessary state of mind is. we shouldn't jump to conclusions here. the real problem for matt gates, a lot of people are saying that greenberg could never be a witness against him, but that's not necessarily true. i would put him on the

why she's now cooperating with prosecutors and why she thinks allen weisselberg will flip on trump. >> each of you know a lot and have been busy. i appreciate you all being on "the beat" to do this interview. thank you to each of you. >> you're welcome, ari. >> appreciate it. >> we have set aside time for this so we can hopefully get some depth and purpose out of this. jennifer, i want to starts with you, what does allen weisselberg in your new know about the trump org that's critical to these investigators? >> i think he's the maestro. he's the one that has orchestrated -- he's at the apex of it. i think that -- i don't fully believe donald knows the ins and outs -- not of what's going on, he's absolutely fine with whatever you saves him money on his taxes to benefit him, but allen is the one who orchestrated all things and put the family and everyone in a bad position. >> why is it a bad position at this time from your point of view? >> i think there are serious allegations of tax fraud, tax evasion and, you know -- criminality. >> did you ever see -- >> criminality. did you ever se

she's lucca cooper. my daughter is in a k g v jail in minsk. i'm asking the whole world to help my girl get her freedom back and we want to do it because it's a common fate in bella. bruce desperate families fighting for their loved ones and looking to the west, not to russia for help. switch news now and football champions week to final takes place tonight to english sides. manchester city and chelsea will face off for europe biggest title, but with plenty of their fans having traveled to the portuguese city of porto, the victorious team surely won't be the only winners. champions, league fever has arrived in porto. the final bring some of the biggest names in football to the city, but it's not stars like man, city, coach, pet quality, iowa, and kept in kevin sabrina. the local is most excited about. it's these guys the, the brits are here and they're spending money after the long months of look down in europe. that's a welcome sights. we have a big, big pandemic during one here. so for us that the final top like, because far as a new saying,

and they said they're going to cooperate, they have not fully cooperated with this investigation. and we will keep pursuing it until such time we get to the bottom of it. >> house majority whip james clyburn, democrat of south carolina. good to see you, sir, as always. >> thank you very much for having me. >>> we're standing by for president biden to come to the microphone and speak this hour after a ceasefire agreement between israel and hamas. >>> increasing pressure prosecutors are putting on the one man who knows all about former president trump's finances. that's ahead. he memorial day sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it's the most comfortable, dually-adjustable, foot-warming, temperature-balancing... proven quality night sleep we've ever made. and now, save $1,000 on the new sleep number 360 special edition smart bed, now $1,799. only for a limited time. visible is wireless that doesn't play games. no surprise fees, legit unlimited data for as little as $25 a month. and the best part, it's powered by verizon. but it gets crazier. bring a friend every month and get

he has signed as a cooperator, they have signed a cooperation agreement.that means as a prosecutor, you have decided, you credit, you believe you can support everything he's told you. it's not a case of, well, we believe 90% of what he said but we don't credit the other-10%. so, if he has told prosecutors that about matt gaetz's conduct with a minor. that means prosecutors believe it and are ready to bank on it. >> and gaetz, obviously, has denied any wrongdoing. has not been charged with anything, at this point. do you have a sense of how quickly charges could come down? because the family was saying they may be extending the timeline through the summer. >> yeah, that makes sense, anderson. as i read the joel greenberg cooperation papers, they are so detailed. my prosecutorial instinct told me they are getting close. they have a lot of information. on the other hand, investigations have a way of spiraling and standing. and you may be now cooperate the ex-girlfriend. she may lead to other leads. so, one of the nice things about being a federal prosecutor i

they don't seem to think china's being cooperative. time. and they want to get answers to this. but whether or not we actually get those, it really remains to be seen. >> and dr. wen, we talked about this topic earlier in the week. i know you did your masters thesis on the chinese healthcare system. i am wondering what your initial reaction to the new reporting is? >> well, i think it's really important that we get to the bottom of this. and clearly, the world health organization hasn't been successful in their effort. which would have been ideal. and so, i do think it's really important that the biden administration now takes a hard look at the two-dominant theories that there are. it's important that we find out, for the purposes of preventing the next pandemic. to know is this the spillover animal theory? or is there a lab leak? in which case, you might also want to strain better protections in labs. i do want to say, though, it's really important for whatever investigation that occurs to follow the scientific method. because the la

with the doj to cooperate.gaetz be about this latest development? >> well, pamela, it's good to be with you, first of all. a lot of these investigations you see especially the federal investigations operate in many ways like a pyramid starting from the bottom and working their way up. and what federal investigators and prosecutors are often doing is looking for the most significant player in any kind of case, in any kind of investigation. i think that's what you're seeing right now especially as it relates to probably the most important work as it comes to these kind of investigations and that is cooperators. they need people who can tell the facts about the who, the what, when and the where. that's the whole concept of being there in the room. and i think that's what they're focused on right now, and in particular in looking at the possibility of getting much bigger fish in these investigations. >> and especially when you look at the credibility issues another one of cooperators has, of course that is greenber

for the details of the meeting was were discussed on the lines that there will be open need cooperation between the nations on the infrastructure if the loads and when to be the last all it is back was stored because you were in was not ready to open the gates for indians and indians and indian the indian government wanted to send more people there specially the work with technology you are good now the big. part of india is over it and the wreck scene and the support from the international market and as you all know that india has supported south africa's edition of opening the pittance for the vaccine with you has been reluctant are in now the biggest between dake space and them want to go means from you right now is to support their ideal make up and electing the president writes but that it doesn't look like they have found common ground do you think that we can expect further stallman's of talks because of that. if it's not the vaccines right now because the biggest challenge for them with the government is the vaccine and getting other medical supplies from the international marke

if they could get him to cooperate, that would be huge for prosecutors.stion is, can they actually do that? and that is a big question, but this pressure is certainly mounting this week. we reported that the new york attorney general's office has opened a separate criminal investigation into alan weisselberg that deals with taxes and him as an individual, but could encompass him in his role at the trump organization, and we also learned this week, we were the first to report that the new york attorney general's office, which had a separate civil investigation into the trump organization itself, that investigation was no longer quote/unquote purely civil, we learned this week, and now it has a criminal component. so this means that the new york attorney general's office, which generally investigates civil matters, can now team up and join forces with the manhattan d.a.'s office, which has also been investigating the trump org in its criminal probe. these two power house offices can now join forces and kind of compare notes and see what each person has. som

prosecutors, and any credit for cooperation is in their sole discretion. good faith, but it's up to them to determine whether or not the cooperation has been successful. so greenberg, who is now looking at 12 years in custody, is hoping that somehow he will get a sentence that's below that level of mandatory minimum through really successful cooperation. and that's the unknown here. we don't know yet if federal prosecutors intend to prosecute gaetz. they could still be making up their minds. but the bad news for gaetz is that they are continuing to acquire new cooperators, and that means that the former girlfriend, who's the subject of this story, that there's something for her to cooperate on. they're not talking to her just for nothing, and that can't be good news for gaetz at this point. >> so this is what i want to understand because greenberg is, by his own admission, a bit of a bad apple. so he's committed crimes or he's admitted to committing crimes, which means they've got something to hold over him in exchange for his cooperation. it's not clear t

cooperation are russia is based on a governmental agreement on cooperation in the exploration and useof outer space for peaceful purposes which was recently extended through 31st, 2030. this arrangement provides a legal framework for cooperation on the international space station, and limited space science and robotic space exploration missions. with regard to china, we maintain our engagement through a variety of means in order to understand their space science and exploration programs and encourage mutually beneficial open exchange of scientistic data. please let me underline, american diplomatic leadership is establishing international frameworks and facilitating norms of behavior based on united states policy and practice. advancing peaceful norms and responsible behaviors in outer space is critical to protecting american national security, commercial and research interests. the department of state in coordination with space council and close consultation of congress will continue to utilize multi-lateral venues and initiatives such as the artemis accord and bilateral interests in

you was cooperation with russia is based on a governmental agreement on cooperation in expiration and use of outer space for peaceful purposes which was recently extended through december 31, 2030. this arrangement provides the legal framework for cooperation on the international space station and limited space science and robotics space expiration missions. with regard to china we maintain our engagement through a variety of means in order to understand the space, science and exploration programs and encourage mutually beneficial open exchange of scientific data from several space missions. .. >> we'll continue to use multilateral venues and initiatives such as artemis, as well as bilateral consultations in commercial space industry, responsible behavior in outer space and space exploration. thank you again for inviting us to testify. i welcome your questions. >> thank you very much, mr. moore. now, mr. turner. >> chairman, chairman cooper, ranking members, thank you for the opportunity to testify today on the rules-based space order. i'm grateful for the opportunity to testify along

follow recommendations of the european community against torture on that and we enjoy excellent cooperation with them otherwise i do not understand what kind of systemic violations of human rights you are referring to well it's quite clear in the report the report says abuse of detainees remains a widespread problem the government generally failed to take adequate steps to prosecute or punish most officials who committed abuses most officials resulting in a climate of impunity that couldn't be clearer could it that's from your friends in washington. you are probably you are referring to the situation in prisons with regard to the imprisoned. imprisoned persons this is a big scorch not only for ukraine but also for other european countries but. this is not a large scale systemic oppression of human rights happening across the country as i said to you answering my previous question we are absolutely cooperating with all human right bodies including the council of europe and the european union to address outstanding issues related to the treatment of prisoners in. in prisons one of the other k

he understands he's not going to get any cooperation.at he did with the recovery bill. he's going to have to pass it with democrats alone. it's only a question of now, when and how fast, when he can get to republicans on capitol hill to move or can be move over the next year. i don't think the president is under any illusion that there is going to be bipartisan in any matter of any importance on capitol hill. >> we'll keep an eye out on those items see if they move forward, errol louis, thank you very much. >>> there's a fragile cease-fire, millions of dollars of humanitarian aid finally arriving in gaza. we're live in jerusalem with the very latest, next. and i love the brain supplement neuriva plus for both of those reasons. unlike ordinary memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain performance, to keep your brain on its toes--figuratively speaking. in fact, it's their most complete formula ever, with clinically-tested ingredients that are neuroscientist-approved. so support that big, beautiful brain of yours wi

in return, if joel greenberg cooperates successfully, and in he helps federal prosecutors make cases against other people, and testify, then he can get what we call a 5k letter, a letter from the prosecutor at the very end saying, hey, judge, this person gave us valuable cooperation and typically that results in a significant sentencing reduction. >> so would he already likely be talking to investigators or would his cooperation not begin until after he enters his plea on monday? >> he absolutely would have been already been speaking with federal prosecutors, you don't sign somebody up like joel greenberg as a cooperator on a hunch or on good faith. they have -- in all likelihood, in my experience, the only time i ever signed someone up as a cooperator is after i spent days, weeks in a conference room with them, poring over every detail of their story to the point where i as a prosecutor was satisfied. the koorngs will continue. they will presumably spend more many days with thimm preparing for other indictments and trial. it's a long, involved process, but they're not -- prosecutors

so i think this is why having, of course, having cooperation would be ideal but even if we got cooperationuthful and accurate information. >> is there a sense of how long this will take? i know the biden administration obviously wants it as soon as possible. >> so president biden said 90 days he wants them to get back to him by then but the question that remains then is do we get to find out what president biden is learning in 90days? does the president wait to dec declassify that? the white house is trying to be cautious saying they don't know for sure they are going to magically find out where this came from and what happened in 90days from now. they're saying it could be a little vague. president biden is clear in his statements he wants something more definitive by then. we'll see what happens at the end of the 90 days or if a determination is made by that point. >> thanks very much. >>> we're joined by the mother of ronald green that died in police custody. she'll join a big march tomorrow on police accountability. greatest potential. unlocs tomorrow's potential. we have to look... we

they only will cooperate up. they don't seek, you know, smaller targets, so that will be the reason for them providing him with a cooperation. so even though it may take some more time to develop additional evidence, including perhaps this ex-girlfriend that you just spoke about in time for public integrity doj officials to sign off on it, it will be a clear sign that that is where they're heading. and the development, like you mentioned, with the ex-girlfriend cooperating is also like you mentioned. as we have seen, there is a gift wrapped bonanza of evidence that includes this detailed confession by joel greenberg. it sounds like actual receipts from venmo and other cash apps and witness after witness, but it will be very useful to have someone like this ex-girlfriend who was on the scene who will likely be sympathetic. she was a colleague-aged student, i believe, at the time and will likely have supportive and corroborative information, which will be very help fulhelp. >> yeah. and we're in a reckoning here fo

why might prosecutors want her cooperation?> john, look, this is bad news, no question about it for matt gaetz. so much of what federal prosecutors do, so many federal criminal cases are built on cooperating witnesses. i called dozens of cooperating witnesses in my career. but joel greenberg, if he's going to be your star witness as a prosecutor, you better back him up because he is charged with and presumably will plead guilty to some very serious, grotesque crimes, including sex trafficking of a minor. so he's going to need backup. if you can get this other witness, this ex-girlfriend, to corroborate, to support what joel greenberg may say, then your case is much, much stronger. it's a key moment for prosecutors. >> the girlfriend news was new this morning. that was new for us. the joel greenberg news may still be bigg ger because as yo point out, what he's already indicted with and charged with, these are big crimes. if they're trying to get his cooperation, what does it tell you? >> as a prosecutor, there is no way on earth

follow recommendations of the european committee against torture on that and we enjoy excellent cooperation with them otherwise i do not understand what kind of systemic violations of human rights you are referring to well it's quite clear in the report the report says abuse of detainees remains a widespread problem the government generally failed to take adequate steps to prosecute or punished most officials who committed abuses most officials resulting in a climate of impunity that couldn't be clearer could it that's from your friends in washington. york probably you are referring to the situation in prisons with regard to the imprisoned. imprisoned persons this is a big score which not only for ukraine but also for other european countries but. this is not a large scale systemic oppression of human rights happening across the country as i said to you answering my previous question we are absolutely cooperating with all human right bodies including the council of europe and the european union to address outstanding issues related to the treatment of prisoners in. in prisons one of the oth

even with this cooperation agreement, it's not like the guy is skating.plea deal is whether that same kind of charge, it's tenure animal printed prison sentence is now looming over republican congressman matt gaetz. one of the lead reporters covering the story is joining us next. stay with us. stay with us hopeless struggle. the lows of bipolar depression can disrupt your life and be hard to manage. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms, and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. now i'm feeling connected. empowered. latuda is not for everyone. call your doctor about unusual mood changes, behaviors or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. elderly dementia patients on latuda have an increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about fever, stiff muscles, and confusion, as these may be life-threatening, or uncontrollable muscle movements as these may be permanent. these are not all the serious

so, even with this cooperation agreement, it's not like the guy is skating.question that we can see, in this plea deal, is whether that same kind of charge and its ten-year-minimum prison sentence is now credibly looming over republican congressman matt gaetz. one of the lead reporters covering this story is going do join us, next. stay with us. do join us, next. stay with us ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ my retirement plan with voya keeps me moving forward. they guide me with achievable steps that give me confidence. this is my granddaughter...she's cute like her grandpa. voya doesn't just help me get to retirement... ...they're with me all the way through it. voya. be confident to and through retirement. magenta? magenta! (crying) magenta! (announcer) the epson ecotank. no more cartridges. just lots of ink. print whatever makes you happy. the epson ecotank. just fill and chill. saturdays happen. pain happens. aleve it. aleve is proven stronger and longer on pain than tylenol. when pain happens, aleve it. all day strong. front desk. yes, he

they want to cooperate and we actually count on cooperation because that makes it easier if they're willing to re corporation. and then the test transfer, the cooperation between the experts. this task is much, much easier. and we do have companies here in south africa like i spent a by awake that they actually do already meet the world standards. aspen is producing before the word market, for example, for johnson johnson. and they chose its possible need some time, some months. but that still could make a big difference for this. fun damage never gets president once again during a visit for intellectual property waiver. and he says, this will make things faster. this will make the availability of vaccines in africa and even the french president, micron, also said the president, we're behind you on this idea why it's germany against the if you look at the go, what we aiming for that is beating up and actually making it possible in general, that there is manufacturing here in south africa and africa and really to, to speed it up to really make a difference. and not just the general debates.

that happened in exchange for his cooperation.le information he's providing to prosecutors. won't learn his sentence which will be up to the judge until later this summer. but the big question is what is he telling investigators and what does all of this meaning for matt gaetz? it's important to note that congressman has not mentioned at all in the plea agreement. he, of course, has not been charged with any crimes. but there is a really important passage in this plea agreement, something that greenberg admitted to in court. he admitted that not only did he solicit a minor for sex, he had sex seven times. he also introduced that minor to other adult men who also paid her for sex and, kate, the big question is who are those other men? now gaetz and his team they have attacked joel greenberg's credibility. they raised the issues of what a problematic witness he would be. that is all completely fair. but we know from our sources that this investigation does not hinge soully on joel greenberg. they have documents and other witness tha

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typically they would like to see the cooperation go forward and have the individual cooperate as fully as possible so it may be a long time before we actually see the sentence and that means he may have a lot to say to prosecutors. >> erin, i'm going to bring you in and i have to do a little bit of technical housekeeping, which is i hope people could hear the professor but i couldn't so i'm just mentioning that in terms of technical difficulties. so i can't respond to anything that was said and i just want to be transparent about that. but go ahead, erin. >> well, you know, as the professor mentioned, these crimes are very serious. i read through the entire plea deal today and it really feels like if it were a fast food value meal, it would be called the scum bag special. greenberg has pled guilty to everything from stalking to identity theft. he stole the i.d. of a guy who sold him a boat in addition to all the sex crime stuff. he stole other people's i.d.s in order to perform his sex trafficking type behavior. but i think all of this stuff brings into relief just what a hot mess the

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and they haven't yet convinced him to cooperate. this might be the sort of charge against him that would push him over the edge to cooperation. so it's an important development. we just don't know for person what it means yet. >> all fair and appreciate your careful nuance there. i have had some of your other colleges from sdny, including david kelly who used to run the office, i said to them what i'll say to you, which is your office is sometimes criticized for playing such hardball that it seems like you are really beating up and scaring people just so they will cooperate, not for their underlying crime. i'm not bringing up a specific case with you, but i wonder what you think about the kind of hardball we're seeing here because as joyce mentions, it looks like they're really trying to put the fear into weisselberg and his whole family. >> yeah. i think we can bring up a specific case because you just mentioned michael cohen. and he has publically said that part of the reason he resolved to plead guilty is because the u.s. attorne

rory cooper on twitter is a genius.ut people not wearing masks, get vaccinated. if you are vaccinated, you don't need to worry about who was wearing masks." that sums it up. >> jesse: that's what i just said, so i must be a genius, too. >> gillian: sorry, i wasn't listening. [laughter] >> jesse: no one does. [laughter] >> gillian: just kidding. >> katie: up next, more bias from cnn, the network giving chris cuomo a pass after helping his brother fight sexual harassment allegations and scandals. ♪ ♪ in business, it's never just another day. it's the big sale, or the big presentation. the day where everything goes right. or the one where nothing does. with comcast business you get the network that can deliver gig speeds to the most businesses and advanced cybersecurity to protect every device on it— all backed by a dedicated team, 24/7. every day in business is a big day. we'll keep you ready for what's next. comcast business powering possibilities. at aspen dental, today is the day to take back your smile. why wait? we'r