d. c. great to have you back, jess. much of this intimately involved in supporting assange and the work that he's done with wiki leaks, as well as lots and lots of diplomatic cables that argue government has pursued him . now for well over a decade of julian assange, many of us maintained that if his sanchez prosecuted execution, i think it's even broader than that. to the extent the journalists who were doing it practicing to terry and secrecy rules, subject secrecy. one of our journalists because we violated one of their secrecy rules. it's frightening it at it's a dangerous precedent that actually including foreign correspondents for violating other countries. decrease a very chilling precedent because people are already information on the national security beat. is the journal aside in the source side, to, to talk about in their boots and hearing on the side of not reporting something that it's illegal conduct. just one of the things that disturb most of the major news outlets here in the uni

d. c. great to have you back, jess. much of this discussion will inevitably come back to julian assange. you've been intimately involved in supporting assange and the work that he's done with wiki leaks. assange released evidence of american war crimes committed in iraq as well as lots and lots of diplomatic cables that arguably should not have been classified in the 1st place. yet, the u. s government has pursued him now for well over a decade. walk us through the slippery slope. that is the ongoing prosecution of julian assange. many of us maintained that if his sanchez prosecuted, every national security journalist in america will be open for prosecution. i think it's even broader than that to the extent that a sons is being prosecuted. it makes our own journalists who were dealing, practicing journalism and branding stories in countries that have really authoritarian secrecy rules. subject to those secrecy rules. i mean, can you see, i mean turkey imprisoning one of our journalists because we

d. c. and that's a great question. yeah, we tend to see tornadoes like clockwork. every spring in the united states are couple different reasons. number one, winters kind of ending right now. that cold air is retreating at the same time, the gulf of mexican moisture is trying to build northwards with the war to get past the season's over the central united states and that bruce thunderstorm, not the same time. the gesture is still, it's winter time position. it's strong, it's a river wind, that's racing overhead. so the thunderstorm thick world, thank you. seasonal class, how many digits? 3, if you'll rotation and they start to spin. so we see this every april may in june, roughly 660 tornadoes, an average during that interim. so far this year that we've been well above average, january about $120.00 tornadoes. march a $55.00, which is twice with normal marginally above average as well. and there's no stop anytime soon. and can you explain for us the link between tornadoes and climate change? does it affect the frequency and intensity of tornadoes we're seeing? so

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on thursday, former vice president, mike pence, testified before the great january six grand jury in d. c.. his testimony could be key, as special counsel jack smith works to piece together trumps effort to block the certification of the 2020 election. today, on msnbc, pence's former aide spoke to ali velshi about this historic testimony. >> i think he went in there, i think he told the truth. i believe that the truth is on his side. i believe that is the true character who mike pence is. now, here's the issue, i've been critical of him, as you know, elie, because in the court of public opinion, where it really matters, i felt that mike pence could've made a big difference by taking more publicly, or cooperate with the january 6th committee, because we've had over two years of this narrative being pushed every single day. >> as pence tries to preserve his political future, msnbc columnist, -- writes quote, the likely 2024 presidential candidate has repeatedly implied, to republican voters, how little he wants to turn on his former boss. even as he hopes that they support someone else next

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opportunities grow. journeymen are from a cra as d alo, summary c u of the 8 in crowd group, an author of the book be smart galler repatriation guide. hello yellow, great to have you on the program. so you are in america and traced your ancestry to the full on the people of modern day nigeria and the are take people off gabor but you most the live in gonna break down your journey of finding yourself for us? well, it's a continual journey. so i'm still finding myself, if you would say, but i would say that, you know, i grew up in a household or africa, talking about africa. learning about africa as a continent. was the norm. so you know, my 1st time in africa was 988. i might be dating myself a bit. and i had travel to mostly francophone countries from learning traditional west african dance drama, cultural arts. and i found myself in ghana in 2014 for the phone. so i like to say that god of my spiritual home. but, but i'm a son of all african. okay, i mean from what i've read and no, you seem to have settled in pretty well in got a question though is does everyone manage to integrate as well as you've done? how many give up and returned to the u. s. fo

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christine great to see you and i have been waiting a long time to talk about this story. um and i have been seeing signs going up around d. cthat's a by dan. i saw her locals story about a brewery in virginia selling by dan beer fans are ready for this change. but why is this so important? outside of washington , d. c why is this so important for folks around the country? well, you're right, jim. you know that i have expected a parade to go down connecticut avenue or pennsylvania avenue. you know, the old very important . it's statement by gerald ford after richard nixon's, uh, you know, resignation. our long national nightmare is over. i certainly for washington sports fans. absolutely it looks that way. why is it important? snyder, as you said, has been embroiled in so many controversies. he bought the team in 1999. the last super bowl for the washington team was 1991. and there was a time as you well know, as a young fan that from 82 to 91 when washington was in four super bowls and won three of them, and so just the notion of the losing as you mentioned and then the scandals and we are talking about sexual harassment we

c willunited states , ems, at some point b it's going to be left. they'll be draining the great lakes and shipping the water to the gobi desert for cottons. so how d farming. they'll be selling the curtains. so how do you fix x this?th ther well, ending the war in ukraine immediately would help, which coulo because we're int we charge of nato , but we're not even trying. in fact, we're pushingev even harder for direct conflict with nuclear armed russia. dand politicians in washington remain mired in their weirdn boomer world . andwar to fantasies where they're all winston churchill. and zelenskyy is the head of the french resistance. cannot a we could give a milliondi examples what we can't resist. once again, the leader of the republicans in the senate, mitch mcconnell, last month. >> i'm going to try to helpan pl explain to the american peopleed that defeating the russians in singine is the single most important event going on in the world right now, defeating the russians in ukraine is not une single most important event in the world fromer the perspective of the united states . it's not even number fifteen on the list. it's way below ending th

c. so we're not in a great place with our own military. and how many man men and women g going to send their sons and daughters to defend another country? sends d daughterand i'm not sayd or shouldn't. i'm saying that's wherer the american taxpayer is . and as far as our abilityou to fund a war,r that's motability. that's your ability. a that's the taxpayer's ability. let me ask you a finaler's a question. keep creatinbility tg and fundi. final question for both of you. do you think if china invadestaw taiwan that american ta undereve joe biden will lift a finger? i don't believe hedon't will t i don't think he'll do a darnth thing. he'll talk about sanctions thihs that i don't think he's goingho to do anything militarily. >> dan hoffmanff>>, well, i'll n the question around a little bit on what matters ste is what china believes. if they don't believs e thatd the uniteddi states is ready to step in and defend taiwan, that will enter intost o their calculusne. 's ass >>um just one thing for people that say let's assume it happens. do you think do you joe biden will act? >> i don't think he will .. >> i do actually believebe the administration w

c, d, e, f? in terms of the security of america's southern border, is that a or f? where would you great us? >> i am -- >> i'm looking for a letter. >> it is not so -- >> sure it is, we know how many people are coming across. are we doing a great job or failing? >> the issue of addressing the root cause is not -- >> i have a question, which is can you grade how sick your our southern border is? a through f? >> we are dedicating our resources to achieve the maximum possible effect of them. >> are we succeeding? is it a, b, d? where are we in terms of the number of people coming across the border? we have gaps in a wall. why would you want to complete the wall? complete the fencing and make sure we are in every way we can securing at least physically as well as the other sources we have, but you're not willing to give a grade? it is clearly an f. you disagree? >> i have improved almost 130 projects for the closing of gaps and completion of gaetz on the wall. i understand your concern and i want to return to the fundamental point that addressing the root causes is not exclusive of securing our

great. how are we in terms of securing our border? our southern border first. is it an a, b, c, d or f. in terms of the security of america's southern border, is it an a or an f. where do you grade it? i'm looking for a letter. >> senator, it's not so -- >> for sure it is -- are we doing a great job or is it still failing? >> senator, the issue of addressing the root causes is not -- >> i have a question, which is, can you grade how secure our southern border is, on acf. >> senator, we are dedicating our resources to achieve the maximum possible effect of them. >> >> are we succeeding? is it an a, a b, a d? where are we in terms of the number of people coming across the border? we have gaps in a wall. what do you want to just complete the wall for pete's sakes? completely fencing and make sure we're in, everywhere we can, securing it, at least physically, as well as the other sources that we have. you are not willing to give it a great. i am, it's an f, it's clearly an f. do you disagree? >> senator, i've actually approved almost 130 projects for the closing of gaps and the completion o