the congress could collect that evidence and present it to d o j, or d o j could presented on their own collected on their own without this the series of public hearings. and so maybe the fact that there are public hearings going on at the shore that are very polished, that are very well put together that are presenting an extremely coherent and concise narrative on very specific questions relating to january effects. it may suggest that what capitol hill or what congress or those involved in the hearings are, are hoping for is more of a public campaign where, where other actors were, where the public or advocates or the news media might put pressure on d o. j to help bring things forward. and jennifer, from your vantage point, did american super watching hear testimony that would have shocked them? i mean, this hearing was the 4th and some of the testimony was quite emotional. do you think that these hearings are going to make a difference in the long run, or could they even impact the midterm elections? i think it's probably unlikely to affect the mid term elections. most of the way t

the congress could collect that evidence and present it to d o. j or d, j could presented on their own collected on their own without this the series of public hearings. and so maybe the fact that there are public hearings going on of the sort that are very polished, that are very well put together that are presenting extremely coherent and concise narrative on very specific questions relating to january 6. it may suggest that what capital hill or what congress are those involved in the hearings are hoping for is more of a public campaign where, where other actors, where, where the public or advocates or the news media might put pressure on d o. j to help bring things forward. most of the way that people already think about those events is baked into the electoral calculus if you will, at this point. and i don't think this is in any way being presented by democrats as a way to try to affect the outcome of the mid term elections. if that was the case that we do witness in october, not in june, most people who are watching have already already have so

this is the d o j the department of justice who has to do this of the only thing they can do here. and this is what they tried to do is bear and lay open. bare facts showing that donald trump actually was not only in the no, but actively involved in a career tent on january 6th, 2021 more, stiffened simons in washington. did. let's get a round up now of some of the other headlines making news today. us president joe biden and his brazilian counterpart jaya ball scenario, have agreed to work together to prevent further destruction. with the amazon rainforest, the 2 leaders held talks at the summit of the americas taking place in los angeles . addressing the delegates, president biden said, leaders of democracies needed to work together government to at least 3 people have been killed after a shooting in the us state of maryland. police say the suspect opened fire and at a manufacturing facility before fleeing the scene incident comes as us lawmakers consider new don safety measures. in the wake of recent mass shootings, or thailand has become the 1st country in asia to legalize the

this is the d o j, the department of justice who has to do this of the only thing they can do here. and this is what they tried to do is bear and lay open bare facts showing that donald trump actually was not only in the no, but actively involved in a co tent on january 6th, 2021 more. now this investigation is led by a bipartisan committee. will that have any effect on the republicans portraying the prob, as a political hit job and trump and his supporters? yeah, no. it won't. the 70 percent 70 percent of the republican party's clientele obeys, does believe and will not change their mind because of this hearing or to more of public hearings next rig. and then some more. um, they will not change their opinion that this election was stolen. this is trump's big lie and he repeated and repeated he doubled down. he's loaded framing. what happened on the generally 6 and so are many republicans as a movement, not a ride, not a protest. not a cool, not an insurrection. none of that, a movement. and that's it. so believe me, mom is stand, the majority of trumpets or republicans will not be

i the investigative arm of the d o j. the truth is that at the f b, i 50 percent of all the normal conversations that people had were about how you were going to make money after retirement. you know, they hire people from the ca, who worked in science. and a lot of people who worked for the atlantic council, the think tank here in washington that is funded by nato. so it should be no surprise when twitter announced the labels that would be tagged to certain profiles like my own twitter account, effectively calling me a social media russian agent if you will, because of my affiliation to r t or, or our accounts get suppressed. and basically, shadow band, other journalists from china, iran, venezuela. many others also get labels and shadow band, but not so if you're a reporter for the b b fee or n p r, coincidence, i'll let you decide all this information though important for the average user to know about who's actually controlling what at twitter in washington i manila chan ah, now an investigation by the un. how's fond

to make sure that those were responsible for these atrocities are held. garland has tapped veteran d o. j prosecutor, eli rosenbaum, to lead the department's new war crimes accountability team who will be tasked with coordinating efforts with ukranian officials and other international law enforcement groups. now the. 6 irony in this appointment rosenbaum is known as the non c hunter. i probably don't need to explain why that's ironic, given the known position of ukraine's is off battalion. but nonetheless, the u. s. has a long history of what the international community has called war crimes. and is certainly not in the position to point any fingers. even america's foreign policy appears to be that of any action with full impunity. you can go as far back as the 960 s. when the u. s. blanketed the tiny southeast asian country of laos, with bombs, that averages out to nearly drops every 8 minutes for 24 hours a day for nearly a full decade, killing thousands of innocent civilians. 2 of those, my own family members for and more recent memory. a visceral one, the 2007 video depicting american

and the d. o j must step up to protect our justices. yeah. their families, churches, and pro life pregnancy centers from unprovoked violence has been some international reaction following the u. s. supreme court decision, canada's prime minister just and trudeau called the ruling horrific on twitter. he said that no government politician all man should tell a woman what she can and cannot do with her body. britton's private as the paras, johnson said, he thinks the move is a big step backwards. he went on to say that he's always believed in a woman's right to choose, and that's why the u. k. has the laws that it does. the vatican has said that the court decision is a powerful invitation to reflect on the values of western society on life. and here is some of what we've heard from those who are reacting to the news in washington. oh, i said is years of joy that we have to get organized. i'm just good to see. but of course it is a place you. 2 no matter how small that you are, the still are not on the streets and be ready to order to be ready t

and that it was only because of the of the threatened resignations in mass, a d o j employees. that was that effort, boarded similarly at the white house with trump's legal council, threatening to quit attorneys working beneath him, threatening to quit further hearings about how trump try to pressure vice president pens to be the one to in fact overturn the election results and how tenses refusal to do so may have in fact, save the democracy in the words of the committee members, they said that pence was more loyal to the constitution than he was to his president press trumps, and more hearings about how trump then reached into states. the legislature is the state election officials worth the infamous call with the state of georgia's secretary of state in which he asked for the exact number of boats that he had lost by to bide and in that state of georgia to be found. so that the, so that his, that, that his loss in that state could be reversed and how that horse was refused. so, so many instances that this committee is hoping to show how them guard rails of democracy kept in t

and that's what i'm waiting for is for the d o j a to get a grand jury conveying an and to proceed with indictments. and what are you hoping this hearing will actually achieve? and do you think it will make a difference? well, it's a different if democrats are hoping they're just going to get votes in the november elections because of the hearing. i don't think they're subjective and i don't believe that's the objective of the chairman of the committee or others on the committee. so the, you know, who wins in november, elections is completely different issue. those are electrons to the united states. house of representatives, and one 3rd of the senators. ha, hopefully this is a hearing in this series of hearings will send the message to the republican party that donald trump should not be re laminated for president or any other office. and indeed, he is disqualified under the 14th amendment section 3, which disqualifies from public office. anyone who has taken an oath of law to see the united states and is participated in any insurrection against the united states, or given aid or comfo

and the d. o. j must step up to protect our justices their families, churches, and pro life pregnancy centers from unprovoked violence. majority of the demonstrators outside the supreme court support abortion rights though. oh wow. and there was massive discipline for men when the ruling was of a ton in a number of states. bands on abortions will now immediately come into force, senior members of the ruling democratic party of condemned the decision. such a contradiction. yesterday the say the states cannot make laws governing the constitutional right to bear arms. and today they're saying the exact reverse that the state can overturn a constitutional rights for 50 years. the constitutional right for want having the right to choose that policy is raging. but the harm is endless. well, you, as president joe biden has condemned the supreme court ruling and explain how he'll help women impacted my the decision. it's a realization of an extreme ideology and a tragic error by the supreme court. in my view

and the d. o. j must step up to protect our justices their families, churches, and pro life pregnancy centers from unprovoked violence. latina from rosewood and jordan has more from washington dc. there are many in his administration who argue that joe biden didn't really have any offers that he could put forward in the form of an executive order. that's something that would not have to get congressional approval. what he did re, at a rate, is that so one, using the so called morning after drug or medicines used to induce a chemical abortion. those have been legalized by the food and drug administration . and so there was that re confirmation that using that medicine is still legal in all 50 states, and that individual states cannot band the use or the purchase of those medicines. the other thing which the administration did reconfirm on friday is that people have the freedom of transit between all 50 states. no state can impose a barrier on any person who wants to travel to another state in order to

and the d. o. j must step up to protect our justices their families, churches, and pro life pregnancy centers from unprovoked violence. oh, it's a hugely emotive issue in the country. there were demonstrations on both sides of the abortion argument. outside the supreme court. i said the man massive disappointment for the pro abortion lobby when the ruling over tunney roe the wade was announced. that use echoed by senior members in the democratic party. such a contradiction. yesterday the say the states cannot make laws governing the constitutional right to bear arms. and today they're saying the exact reverse that the states can overturn a constitutional rights for 50 years. the constitutional right for want having the right to choose that policy is raging. but the harm is endless. whereas president joe biden has condemned the supreme court ruling and explained how he will help women impacted by this decision. it's a realization of an extreme ideology and a tragic error by the supreme court. in my vi

and they told trump of firing. rosen may result in hundreds of d, o j employees in washington, in across the nation resident resigning in protest. and that ultimately made an impact on trump who pulled back on the plan. their urgent appeals for international help, after afghanistan's most destructive earthquake in 20 years. at least 1500 people had been killed and entire villages reduced to rubble. people in practical province are desperate for food, shelter and drinking water. aid is trickling in, but it's not enough. given the scale of the disaster. ali latifah reports earlier today we saw worlds food program trucks passing by. we know that the international rescue committee has started deploying more mobile medical units, but the assistance is still slow to come. we're currently at the pack the army corps, and here on the tarmac is where helicopters will land and transport, the injured 2 ambulances that will then take them to the regional hospital here. but once they get to the regional hospital here, it's another issue in the hospital doesn't have proper emergency equipment and it ma

and the d. o. j must step up to protect our justices their families, churches, and pro life pregnancy centers from unprovoked violence. all right, let's cross live now. gabriel elizondo in new york game. you're out with the protesters in new york, just describe for our viewers the scene and what you're hearing from members of the public are to who are turning out to demonstrate today. thousands of protesters on the streets of new york city. it's a little after 7 pm here. there are actually 4 different protests happening throughout the evening in various parts of the city. and they're all now kind of converging here in washington square park where i'm at now. there's so many people in the park, washington square park, where i mean, we actually had to move away about a half block or so to get the proper signal. so we could actually broadcast live, do you, there's anger, frustration, and also a sense, very much defiance. defiance of this and really shock that this decision is finally come down. a decisi

and the d. o. j must step up to protect our justices their families, churches, and pro life pregnancy centers from unprovoked violence. that's brianna white house correspondent, kimberly how could is life for us in washington? kimberly, president biden said that it's a sad day for the country. yeah, the u. s. president had spoke following this decision, and many were wondering if the us president would use his the executive authority to potentially overturn this decision in some form or fashion. that was not the case. what the us president has done is instead said that this is now in the hands of the people to look to congress and to choose legislators that will overturn this. in other words, the us president says that he believes that the conservative majority on the supreme court is out of touch and that this must not be the final word. the final word must be in the hands of the people that they must elect legislators. he believed democratic legislators that is the president's democratic party in n

and the d. o. j must step up to protect our justices their families, churches, and pro life pregnancy centers from unprovoked violence. or i, we have 3 correspondence following this story. rob reynolds, is it a pro abortion rights protest in los angeles? and gabriel elizondo was at another in new york. but 1st let's go to rosalind jordan, who was outside the supreme court in washington d. c. at ross, you know, many had expected that perhaps president biden might announce planned executive orders to counter the supreme court ruling when he spoke earlier. did he actually have any options when it came to executive actions that he could have taken well, that's really the big legal question. now. there are many in his administration who argue that joe biden didn't really have any offers that he could put forward in the form of an executive order. that's something that would not have to get congressional approval. what he did reiterate is that to one, using the so called morning after drug or medicines use

the d o j l i just that one of the stacks went into the capital, looking for speaker pelosi, although they never found her as the attack was unfolding mister tarry to credit and documents obtain the department of justice. mister tauriel started in encrypted chat, make no mistake, and we did this form. later on that evening, mister tarry even posted a video, which seemed to resemble him in front of the capital of the black cave. and the title of the video was premonition. the africans developed the select committee and the department of justice highlight how each group participated on the attack on the capital. on january 6, in fact, investigation revealed that it was in the, the jaws associated with the proud boys who instigated the initial breach at the p circle at 12 33 pm. within 10 minutes, ryder had already filled laura west. plaza hygiene writers had reached the doors on the west and east plazas, and by 213 riders and actually broken through the senate wing door and got into the capital building. a series of breaches, followed at 2 25 pm riders reach the east side doors to le ro

all of this pressure that constant phone calls and meetings between the d o. j in the white house building up to a consequential meeting in the oval office on january 3rd. and i don't want to make light of this meeting, but there were even chuckles coming out of the audience in the hearing room because it is so absurd. the description of what happened there. trump invited jeffrey rosen who was then the acting attorney general that the leader of the department of justice to that meeting as well as jeffrey clark, the person trump wanted to replace frozen with any sensually. what played out was a scene out of the apprentice. then the reality show that trump used to star. and before he became president in which he had both men essentially argue to keep their jobs, he was going to fire one of them at the end of the day. and according to the white house log hit, the president's mind was already made up even before the meeting began. because clark, that environmental lawyer, he was already titled acting attorney general, which was the promotion that he was seeking, tha

and the d. o. j must step up to protect our justices their families, churches, and pro life pregnancy centers from unprovoked violence. let's go live to washington . our white house correspondent, kimberly how could to is with us or the president. kimberly cooling this a sad day for the country. yeah, the u. s. president. very clear that he believes that this is going to put women in danger because there are a large number of states, roughly half that now will make it illegal for women to get an abortion. in other words, the u. s. president saying that the health and life of women are risk and that he believes that the decision by the supreme court is not consistent with the broad pulling of the american public. and it is true that when you look at the sort of national perspective of most americans, they do support a woman's right to an abortion. but when that occurs is open to debate. many americans believe that it should happen early in the pregnancy. at the later the pregnancy progresses, the more

and the d. o. j must step up to protect our justices their families, churches, and pro life pregnancy centers from unprovoked violence. majority of demonstrations outside the u. s. supreme court support abortion rights. oh wow. and there was massive disappointment for them when the ruling of a turning roe vs wade. was announced in a number of states, bonds on abortion will now come into force immediately senior members of the ruling democratic party have also condemned the decision. such a contradiction yesterday, the say the states and cannot make laws governing the constitutional right to bear arms. and to day they're saying the exact reverse that the states can overturn a constitutional right for 50 years. the constitutional right for want having the right to choose. the hypocrisy is raging, but the harm is endless. and you, as president joe biden has condemned the supreme court ruling as well and explained how he'll help women impacted by the decision. it's a realization of extreme ideology and a

but that this, the congressional committee here, as well as the d o j are certainly zeroing in on our zeros. how does jocasta reporting live from capitol hill id? many thanks, dude. a russian outpost in the baltic, scullen and grabbed as emerged as a new frontier of tension between moscow and the european union over ukraine. russia threatened lithuania with serious consequences. alfred halted rail transit of several sanctioned goods to the russian exclaimed out as the rest of the cane reports from berlin. this is the main port in colleen in grat. it's facilities are important to the russian economy. for this is the only all year round ice free port, the country has on the baltic sea. many products essential for the local population in the russian exclaimed, come by sea, but many more come by land and are now being stopped. and if people in the stalls are to be believed, e u sanctions are hurting crispin or it's a story. i think we should pack up our belongings and leave because you can't go anywhere. this has never happened. i think not only me, many people are planning it now or even

fused really to hear odd turkey security concerns until they needed something in return y t j deter organization d o shoot of the p k. k, then kill hundreds of turkish citizens and soldiers. so jerky is right about voicing these objects. sions, unfortunately, and these 2 states continue to put aside and harbor p k. k link terry's dated piece to extradite them. and they even a host there might be using leader in their office in their official office, the foreign minister, and also other ministers on the swedish government as a can they say they say that this is framed in our expression, but can, for instance, and other turns organization, i says all jellies can they become m. p. 's that in sweden. so it doesn't make sense and it's kind of sounds like you very he will be for critical control. kate now has the diplomatic and military and political power to voice these objections more strongly because especially in the last think age and turkey is no longer the so called satellite states on the u. s. so she can understand her national inches more strongly. and i have to state that sweden and finland, th

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