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the argument from the japanese side regarding the j. s. d f, and it not only involves china, but the ballistics nuclear missile threat from north korea. now over the course of kim jong owns tenure. there have been numerous test launches that have landed near japan's territorial waters. i mean to close for comfort, right. given the close ties between the us and japan, and you know, the us maintaining bases in okinawa, any conflict between north korea and japan could and would easily drag in the west . so what's the role of the us here in intervening? could the argument also be made that, you know, north korea is reacting to the us presence in the asia pacific a oh, a 100 percent. definitely. and this is what, so we're, if you are in north korea and you have a pair of binoculars every year you see american and allied forces going up to the d. m. z threatening nuclear. we are doing the exercises tens of thousands of aggressive troops traveling your country in the north vietnamese. see this, but the thing is united states doesn't see that americ

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. >> in front of you a black white photograph that we has marked as d. j. 23.ng to ask you, is this the photo you were just referring to? >> yes. >> do you recall when you first saw this photo? >> at some point during the process i saw it. i guess it's her husband, john johnson, who was an anchor for abc. nice guy. i thought. i mean, i don't know him but i thought he was good at what he did. i don't even know who the woman, i don't even know who, it's marla. >> you're saying marla is in this photo? >> that's marla, yeah. a that's my wife. >> which one are you pointing? >> here. >> you just pointed e. jean carroll. >> there was this? >> and the woman on the right is your than wife marla. but >> i don't know. this was the the the the photo. i soon as jon johnson. it's very blurry. >> you can hear trump's attorney quickly jumping in that the woman he just, he just misidentified his wife, that's marla, right? that's the same woman he has repeatedly claimed as, quote, not my type. >> one of the other things that you said about ms. carroll at the time appears in your

same inning with the runner on now for d. j lo mayhew. that one will upset series even more.s a three run inning for the yankees. they wrap up two more in the seventh, the yankees had four home runs and all in a 72 to win. and one of the bay area's favorite sports figures is back this week to be a presenter and what's becoming a prestigious 49ers annual award to the elected hall of famerpres year's dwight clark award at the playmakers and game changers event. this year's recipient is fred warner, who's become nearly as iconic member of the 49ers, says the man the award is named for and this year's presenter. in five years. now with the 49ers warner has established himself as one of the nfl's top linebackers, as well as one of the team's best spokesman, brian young, chatted this afternoon with jason appelbaum. you know, i'm just looking at you, and i think you just worked out. but you look like you could still play. do you dare a man draymond green has grass gray hairs. cut it off. i may look to partner. do you miss football? you know, uh, i do miss certain aspects of the game

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and now there is an anti trust investigation that has been launched by the d o j. and additionally, the changes at the company themselves is that they've really locked down with security. they, they intend to never let another leak or like myself come out against a company. and so what they've done is it that they've locked down all the documents. it's more like the ca, you have a need to know in order to like access something. and what that's done according to people that i've talked to within the company, is that the company's paralyzed at this point. they can't innovate. um, you know, there's high friction with everything that they do and this is actually one of my goals with this week was that, you know, if the justice department failed to get back together, then the devastation of this magnitude of the leeks would apply. so much security that an upstart would be able to run circles around them, right. what you're seeing right now is that that's actually starting to happen. or whilst in an interview with project their task, you encouraged other would be whistle

friend of ours is also responsible for that. came out and said that there were false claims that the d o. j slash o i g had rejected his allegations and that was not true. yes. and that was not true. so you really have to be careful when you hear claims against whistle blowers that they're either not a whistle blower or their claims are not correct or have been rejected because of empower oversight. just noted. they like, i want to ask you about that. you're right, we had stephen friend on this show and i've spoken to him a number of times what was reported about steven friend in the, in the national media. following his testimony before this subcommittee was just simply not true. it said that he had no, no personal firsthand experience in what it was he was testifying about. that's not true. it said that he was something of a malcontent at the, at the f b i that was not true. he was a proud f b i agent, he had intended to make a lifelong career out of the f b i a and the never the media never addressed his allegations that he was taken off of a squad that had been set up to investigate 6 c

bell are renowned professor of his boyle, he said j. d and ph. d at the university of r of k juniors, childrens defense publication called the differentially illegal saying, quote, the proposed w h o convention on the law of treaties ratified in 196. this new treaty as insidious and even medical touch as this will put nations into a scientific police state underly the cdc bill gates and china who rebels. what are your thoughts on that i should say on that is certainly true. you we, we seen in to know that locked down to normal in 2000. she sits and in forensic our thoughts and mentioned the word lockdown. it was never a public 10 before it's a criminal child that they specifically hope the people you should not restrict, cheda cetera. you grad from the benefit and it is proportionately slow in release just a few months before they can change direction introduced and pretended or no response . it's nothing more response. there's an experiment in the ball or outbreak in west it was shown to be fully effective and that idea in china supposedly locke

the d o j looked at them and said, oh, here's a skate here. the scape goat of what happened on january 6th. rhodes in his folder was dressed in combat style gifts to confederate during the capital. while he never entered, he was in constant contact with those inside. he had stashed weapons in nearby hotels, and prosecutors said he was ready to use them to force congress to back donald trump. the defense argued roads should be essentially free today, having spent 60 months in prison. but the judge clearly felt that the offense is needed a much stiffer sentence at 18 years. is the longest deal term honda? to anyone convicted of offences from january? the 6th roots claim of being a political prisoner that caused the words of some republican members of congress. they have defended those charged and convicted of offences from january. the 6th and total trump running for re election as us president has promised parkins for all convicted if he wins. more than 1000 people have been charged with offences surrounding january the 6th 2021. road just to a

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