for daniels safe return. for daniels safe return. lay her to rest. >> you've crossed that line. >> yeah. i felt like i was selfish watching her to come back alive. but i also had in me -- i can't live with not knowing. i rather just know the truth. >> the truth, along, was her to be revealed that afternoon. >> this is not your regular home. >> veteran homicide detective, adam, bradley had retired. had been helping out on the locklear case. he had interviewed some of the kids and daniels circle. now, off-duty, driving back roads towards a river he knew very well. >> your freshman. >> i'm a fashion. >> is that one of the officials? >> it's one of officials. >> as chance would have, it he was wearing a special pair of polorizers. >> the suns right here. and they helped me to look and see a bit better. >> he was traveling 35 miles an hour when he reached this bridge. something in the water below caught his eye. something down there that didn't look right. >> you have guys. of all the junk out there? you saw. >> yeah. i just know it's not

his name is daniel blizzard. >> daniel blizzard, that ambitious agent to whom vern was going to sellmeone vern had once trusted. >> did you think daniel had something to do with it? >> well, yeah. i was pretty sure. >> why, with zero proof, would so many believe blizzard was behind the attack? detective perault heard many stories. vern called his book caper to a meeting. he was selling the company. no longer a rumor, said this email, to announce the sale. vern was selling aspen to daniel blizzard and his two brothers. vern would stay on as the designated brother for one year, but the deal went south quickly. >> they made the first three payments then they just stopped. >> it was the height of the great recession. real estate was tanking. vern was understanding, but then the blizzards approached vern with one request. >> they asked my dad to take out what is called key man life insurance policy, him being the key person in the organization. >> because aspen real estate really was just your dad. >> it was my dad. >> it makes good financial sense of the time. vern's death would cripple

daniel: va levantando el centro daniel johnson.hnson. damiÁn lowe. williams va encarar a robinson. latibeaudiere de primera. williams anticipÓ y ganÓ. brendan pedÍa la pelota, seguirÁ siendo para jamaica. marc: veÍamos la imagen del terreno de juego, aquÍ en no muy buenas condiciones, y eso no favorece el accionar de los mejores futbolistas. ojalÁ mejore de cara al domingo, sin duda, de cara a la final, jamaica sigue insistiendo por la banda de weston mckennie. daniel: maneja la pelota bernard. aguantaba sobre el costado, moverÁ el seleccionado de estados unidos. hablamos de la asistencia que obviamente ha crecido, a medida que se va acercando el partido de mÉxico. en el arranque de este estados unidos—jamaica, era muy pobre la presencia de pÚblico en la grada. mikele: recordar cuÁl es la aficiÓn que manden los estados unidos, y es la mexicana, mÁs de 50.000 boletos vendidos, el boleto te vale para los dos partidos, es la aficiÓn mexicana que ahora empieza a llenar el at&t stadium. daniel: tendrÍa us soccer que protegerse mÁs en es

>> danielle: we go out all the time.tle fuller. montreal is the most delicious food city on the planet but most recently our new place is hooters. that's our new spot. >> stephen: the food there is amazing. >> danielle: those wings. i don't know what is in the wing water at hooters. lemon pepper wings, smoky garlic. i need to be the ambassador. i'm ready. i'm ready. >> stephen: you play alberta, a prohibition era jazz singer. what do we have here? we have her right here. there you are. there you are right there. [applause] what do you like about alberta? >> danielle: i think the thing about alberta is that she is so iconic to black history. it was a beautiful time for black people. the harlem renaissance. langston hughes, bessie smith, ma rainey all came out of this. for her, she is just brilliant and brassy. she is a hot mess with a heart of gold. i liken her to like a jazz scat. scat's all over the place but then you are like, you find your rhythm. ooh! [scatting] that's alberta. you know, i am here. >> stephen: i like

h this could make her go global now, daniel? ~ . �* . daniel?t we're seeing her, tiktok really _ daniel? i think what we're seeing her, tiktok really helped - daniel? i think what we're seeing her, tiktok really helped bring i daniel? i think what we're seeing l her, tiktok really helped bring her to the _ her, tiktok really helped bring her to the charts. she had this whole story— to the charts. she had this whole story where she left her record label. — story where she left her record label. she _ story where she left her record label, she released heralbum independently, got to number two in the uk _ independently, got to number two in the uk charts, she's had huge success— the uk charts, she's had huge success not only with some escapism, which _ success not only with some escapism, which charted at number one in the but also _ which charted at number one in the but also has — which charted at number one in the but also has some prada which was rereteased. — but also has some prada which was rereleased, remixed by someone who saw it— rerelea

i watched other there instead of daniel. never saw daniel until the premiere. so then i went to l.a., i saw him there. but then in new york he said, we have to go to a bar afterwards to celebrate that first bar in springfield. so he took me his favorite bar, the carlyle, and had these favorite, favorite drinks of his called old cubans, quite a few of them, but it was fine. everything was great. then he gets to the first of a series of awards and spielberg comes to give it to him and. he tells the story of how he wanted him to do this, but he turned down two scripts and he these great letters. but he finally said yes. so daniel got up there and somehow unaccountably there was a wall journal reporter in the room. he said, i, i don't reject everything. when doris kearns goodwin asked me to go binge drinking with her, i accepted it. one answer. good. and i was thrilled to be wall street journal, but it was great experience. i mean, when somebody as you know well, somebody can buy your work and they don't have to talk. that's right. but let me be part of the process

daniel, what are the stickin: at times. daniel, what are the sticking points? _ at times.oints? if— at times. daniel, what are the| sticking points? if republicans weren't happy, they weren't voting for this bill, what was the hold—up? what were they not happy about? the hold-up? what were they not happy about?— happy about? well, they wanted ti . hter happy about? well, they wanted tighter immigration _ happy about? well, they wanted tighter immigration policy. - tighter immigration policy. there is a lot of concern among conservatives about the situation at the us border where you have millions of people in the last couple of years crossing it illegally and they blame joe years crossing it illegally and they blamejoe biden for that, for opening up the floodgates that they say. but it also comes down to traditional tax and spending policies, where republicans wanted a tighter, you know, wanted to shrink the size of government and they are not getting that much. there is an increase in climate change funding for the pentagon, for other programmes that are enjoyed by democr

daniel the house of lords.ylan visiting moylan and the visiting professor at staffordshire university, and university, tom buick. and i won't which one of won't tell you which one of those two chaps were reminiscing, perhaps their reminiscing, perhaps on their beach day. beach bodies back in the day. i'll to your i'll leave that to your imagination. know the drill, imagination. you know the drill, don't you? it's just about don't you? it's not just about us it is about you guys us three. it is about you guys at well. what's on your at home as well. what's on your mind tonight? apart from pamela anderson, mind tonight? apart from pamela andin;on, mind tonight? apart from pamela andin touch with me all the get in touch with me all the usual ways. vaiews@gbnews.com is get hold of me on is how you get hold of me on email. or can tweet me gb email. or you can tweet me at gb news. one of my viewers, news. use one of my viewers, francis. um, you're quick off the you've already said the mark. you've already said michel

naylor, daniel, welcome to "the saturday show."m, "community," to us. but before we talk about the document tree, daniel, i would like to start with your experience. after having spent so much of your life incarcerated, what has a been like no it is not just reintegrating into society and helping other formerly incarcerated people do the same , but also to reconnect with your family, your now adult children, which i understand is the core of this film? >> it has been a blessing in itself, and it always has been not so good, because remember, i lived with my kids who was 3 and 7. when i came home, they were adults. we are just trying to rebuild our relationship that was basically destroyed by the criminal justice system. i was sentenced to three life sentences plus 20 years, and it has been good, but not so good, because, you know, i have seen a dramatic effect that it has a my kids, and also myself, after being in captivity for so long, but i'm thankful to god for this opportunity, and do you forgive me a platform to just share my

no, javier is from palestine, daniel, javier is from palestine. fact, he's palestinian today, he's there because he wants to make his homeland in palestine, and he's happy in palestine, despite the current conditions and the atrocities, they want their land back. this nation acts quite contrary to those who are escaping to their countries of origin today, because they feel insecure in a regime that had promised them security and peace. well, i thank you very much seesar for this conversation. it has been very constructive, and i hope that we can continue to communicate and talk about palestine. we are imposing total sesion gaza, there will be no electricity. no food, water, no fuel, everything will be closed, we are fighting animals and we are acting accordingly. the fisherman in gaza are experiencing a true and terrible catastrophe in the northern and southern areas. fishing has become an impossible activity. we are only allowed to fish within a space of six nautical miles in the western area. we risk our lives to work because is naval ships atta

and like jackson, we have daniel mcadams. he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity. and here in moscow we have set us up could up beef, nick, he is a former us army officer and veteran fight gentlemen across top rolls in effect, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciated, daniel, let me go to you. so many things have been happening over the last few days. the usual nonsense coming from the french president contradictory information uncomfortable coming from sergeant schultz in germany. and then of course, we have these german generals talking, but you know, all in all in if you want to kind of distilled down what's going on is what's called sunk cost fallacy. they cannot comprehend that they have put so many resources into a project that is failed utterly. but they're willing to double down daniel as well . you know, here we have a sen, michael rubio from florida, and i think it was just that. i said, i knew all along ukraine couldn't win. i just didn't want to sa

daniel, there's now.arently, daniel, there's rumours , of no confidence rumours, of no confidence letters going in, more and more, apparently, if, rumours are to be believed with rishi sunak. what do you make to it all? >> well, these people in the chicken suits, i'm assuming they're people from the leader's office. the opposition leader's office. the opposition leader's office. starmer's office, out there dressed like that. and just you vote just remember, if you vote laboun just remember, if you vote labour, these the people labour, these are the people going running the country going to be running the country because will be downing because they will be in downing street him, with, with or street with him, with, with or without chicken suits. without their chicken suits. i mean, they're a complete joke, the it? the whole thing, isn't it? you know, don't these know, you don't want these people your lock. people anywhere near your lock. >> never dressed up as >> your lock never dressed up as far as up pr

well, daniel, what do they actually have? i mean, nato consists of 2 major militaries, the united states, which is far away. it has bases in europe, obviously. and there's turkey, turkey is not going to get involved in this whatsoever. so what is left? i mean, what should rush it'd be worried about? well that is desperation because we're moving it now with every day it becomes clear and clear. and this is particularly true yesterday when the us supreme court said no states, you can't kick a guy off the ballot because you don't like him. it's becoming clear and clear, the trump will be the nominees, and the numbers are certainly his way when you look at national home. so trump for all of his fault and there are plenty of them. he, it, these to this point is not displayed an appetite for going all in. if you remember back when the so called chemical attack and really happened, you loved a couple of bombs out into some field somewhere. he didn't go all and so i think that is responsible for a good deal of the panic. yeah, well,

we learn new details about the turmoil in stroke stormy daniels life after the alleged encounter with donald trump was made public turmoil, which she says included death threats against her. >> i was completely sure that i was going to die. >> stormy daniels speaking out in a new documentary about how she says her life has been turned upside down over the fallout from her alleged we counter with donald trump almost 20 years ago >> it is direct threats. it is. >> i'm going to come to your >> house and slit your throat. >> the documentary entitled stormy released today on peacock, the adult film star recalls an onslaught of public scrutiny from the moment or non-disclosure agreement with trump was revealed in 2018 there was trust in our front yards are beating on the door. our daughter answered it thinking it was her little friend and someone jumped a camera in her face >> what you do >> daniel's goes into detail about a string of death threats. she says she received, including threats made while she was on a tour of strip clubs after the scandal blew up i was terrified >> people showin

so hopefully it comes daniel, final word here. where do you see video game activism going forward? and i think the one thing that i was thinking now is that for example, many game developers are now getting quite serious about, for example, environmental topics, which is my, my main end, right? right now, there are in the international game developers climate, a special interest group 30 so so gain, debris, value, which is another group. and all of these, i think the compliance between developers getting more serious about the activities and even games from the design or point of view. or from the point of view, we play or set increasingly see video games as others need to make arrangements to talk about these things. i can create a combination that is quite interesting, gladly see. so we can say that the, the interesting things are happening right now. is these confluence of different source finding themselves in video games and seeing what can what can happen from here now, jennifer, very briefly, do you agree? i do video games are here to stay. we're. we're not going to get quie

mucha suerte, daniel. presentadora: el tribunal le va entregar las credenciales a bukele.os votos. >> dan fe del respaldo y confianza del pueblo en el sistema electoral salvadoreÑo. comentarista: ha alegado anomalÍa en el proceso de votaciÓn, el fiscal superior dijo que estaba en marcha una investigaciÓn sobre esas supuestas irregularidades. presentador: intercambiaron golpes y tirones de pelo durante un acalorado debate por unos $900,000,000 que el gobierno requiere para realizar obras de infraestructura, control del debate que se derivÓ en un enfrentamiento fÍsico y sus aliados contra los de la oposiciÓn y la india se prepara para una presentadora: nos despedimos con una boda que promete ser todo un rÉcord, se preparan para la boda de su hijo, una gran fiesta en la que se espera que multimillonarios y jefes de estado asistan la fiesta que va a durar tres dÍas. presentador: entre casi 1200 invitados figura el legendario jugador y tambiÉn celebridades del cine indio y asimismo estarÁ antoine de la superestrella

about stormy daniels credibility or about the case in the documentary, daniel's were counts a life of turmoil. >> you never saw my name that didn't say porn star in front of it because we're not considered human but could this film hurt trump among undecided voters? >> they have a lot of independent voters and women voters who will look at this kind of information. and that could give them pause donald trump's lawyers now argued that the releas

daniel, what do you expect uh would happen in the election day in terms of the results? would that capital hill thing be repeated again or something like it? right now every poll indicates that uh there's no confidence in joe biden, about 84% of the populist thinks that he is indeed senile. um, lot of people don't necessarily trust trump. the just so disgusted uh with the democrats uh with the corruption, so another slogan that i heard uh from out where said is, i'm in new york city, but having just returned from the midwest, many people are saying, well, throw away this clown, but don't throw away the burgers, in other words, throw away trump, but trump's base, which is indeed backward, extremely anti-immigrant, extremely pro- war in in many cases, but they're angry and they know that they can't trust the swamp and they can't trust washington dc, so how do we work with uh uh these workers who are uh disgruntled, they've suffered through the opioid epidemic. washington has completely forgotten about them and how much of the industry in cleveland and in um flint in detroi

danielle: thank you so much.so much. ♪ william: memories and condolences are pouring in for former senator joe lieberman, the democrat turned independent, who never shied away from bucking the party line. lieberman had a lengthy political history, serving more than four decades in both his home state of connecticut's capitol, and the nation's. he also was the first jewish candidate on a major party ticket when al gore chose him as his running mate in 2000. for a deeper look at his life and legacy, i'm joined by one of his longtime friends, and former colleagues, senator richard blumenthal of connecticut. how would you like people to remember your friend and colleague? we had lives and families that intertwined personally for more than 50 years. we sometimes disagreed, as friends do. but he was always affable and amiable. even in our toughest disagreements on the iraq war, for example. that was key to his bipartisanship, is reaching across the aisle, bridging gaps. i think you be remembered as a peacemaker, a cons

so daniel has two kids, and he's fighting for the city. with the state of our city now, it's time for me to get involved and join daniel. >> mark farrell also added a asian american community leader to his campaign. is this the game plan here? whoever wins the asian vote wins the election? >> well, you know, in san francisco, everyone knows that we need asian votes and chinese american votes in order to win citywide election. so 37% of san francisco population is asian. more and more asian americans in san francisco are engaged in city politics because of various reasons -- anti-asian hate, crime. we saw some recent election that asian american votes can heavily influence results. so in san francisco, monolingual chinese voters are more reserved. in general, you won't see them going out protesting, but they will vote to make their voice heard. >> you talked about connecting with the asian community and listening to their voices. we reached out to mayor breed's re-election campaign a short while ago. they issued this statement. quote, she s

porn star stormy daniels, a one-dimensional person. no one thinks that she might have a family that she might have a daughter, that she has a career that she is needing to salvage and make a living for family. so i would say that the death threats have increased tenfold since the indictment and even more so since 2018 when the news first broke, and i would say that a lot of the trolls online feel very empowered. to say whatever they want to her and to threaten her in whatever way they choose >> tenfold. that is, something just gives me pause. i mean she gives her most extensive description to you in this film of her meeting with trump in 2006. that meeting is the meeting that would ultimately turn her entire world upside down. and she tells you, sarah that you went to a hotel to have dinner with him and then he calls her up to his room and she tells you they spoke about her career as a director and he dangled out potentially having her on celebrity apprentice. and then this is what she says happened he told me i reminded him of his dau

to danielle's point, we could be there. charles: keeps saying unexpected, based on that 4.0 number the anyone, momentum suggests be ready. >> he also just said quantitative tightening might not end. charles: he said it was slow but he pointed out it is not going to change, whatever the target is, we don't know what the target is, 2 trillion, 3 trillion, 4 trillion? >> it will arrive at the correct size at a more gradual rate. doesn't matter what it takes us longer that is no not what the street is banking on. the street is banking on this puppy being pulled. charles: risks are inflation too late employment. frances are you buying that? >> that is a truism. charles: if you had to make a mistake one or the other which one would it be? >> they can cut quickly if they need to. they don't have to wait for a meeting in order to cut. we saw that in 2020 of course. there will be always the slight bias to waiting a little bit longer of the fed's problem i think it will have both those risks here. which is as unememployment really st

and it's a pleasure to welcome daniel who can do it. she is a senior fellow at the german marshall fund with a focus on central europe and colonel of, of congress to joins us from virtually, from vienna. she's a senior advisor at the austrian institute for europe and security policy. so let me begin. if i may, with you, alexandra to formerly neutral nations, join the western alliance. how momentous is this shift? does it significantly strengthen data? the answer is yes, definitely having finland and so sweet and joint data is a big win for the alliance. when we talk about a sweden, they have a very highly capable armed forces and a geographic situation in proof of nato's, a portia in the baltic sea. and of course, in addition, you have to say that sweden has already been integrated to some extent into natal structures. they have been invited to meetings, they have participated in exercises and know that they are able to join the alliance is also showing the kremlin. that's the only finland. one thing to be in the clap was not an isolate

daniel penny did not know that. the individual who was shot and in critical condition i am sure they are looking into his mental state of mind. and what kind of a record that he had. it is my understanding he does have a record of some violent acts. so, this is not known to the public and all of the public can do is try to get on the subway get from point a to point b without losing their lives or being injured. that is not a way to live it. eric: 1984 new york city thought he was being robbed by four young men, open fire the grand jury did not indict him until the prosecutors did not like that result and they resubmitted it and he was indicted eventually just charge within a legal weapon. ted williams, good to see you think he was always. arthel: ted at eric, there's overnight crime in our nations capitol. two people are dead in five others injured after shots rang out early this morning. police are offering a reward of up to $50000 in total to anyone who could provide information that leads to an arrest and convic

at his upcoming trial over alleged hush money payments to daniels.mp pleaded not guilty to falsifying business records to pay daniels for her silence about his sexual encounter, an encounter that trump denies. >> i came out of a bathroom to find myself cornered. i don't remember how i got on the bed. >> in a new documentary, daniels says she was scared for her life when news of the alleged affair and hush money payment came to light. >> at one point, you recorded like a last will. >> yeah, i was completely sure that i was going to die. >> stormy with a recent indictment is a dangerous to keep speaking out in public. >> you know, there's that saying hiding in plain view. if i hide and cower away, it just sort of feeds the bully. so it's just going to make it worse. but the only name anyone's ever called me that really upset me is a liar. >> and the judge in the hush money case has also rejected trump's attempt to exclude the infamous access hollywood tape from the trial, where he described it grabbing women. rihanna, back to you. >> perry thank you fo

daniel joins us.and for anything ai chip related seems insatiable at this point in time daniel: it will proceed every part. people are starting to wonder what is after nvidia? memory chips are one of the areas and we saw with micron it was a huge turn, from over a billion dollar loss last quarter to nearly a billion in profits this quarter. we are seeing it with others. broadcom had some compelling data that showed their numbers are going to see a big raise because of ai. it's everywhere, contagious, exciting and driving a lot of speculation in the market. haidi: in particular, high-bandwidth memory chips are becoming more and more critical in this space. where do you see the competition in that? daniel: we will see samsung and sk i and micron all playing with this high-bandwidth memory. there will be partnerships announced. we saw nvidia and samsung. testing performance numbers showed more performance, lower heat is the patient -- heat dissipation. the point is they're all pointing toward higher band

daniel treisman. _ putin cannot win. daniel treisman, thank - putin cannot win.sman, thank you - putin cannot win. daniel treisman, thank you for| putin cannot win. daniel - treisman, thank you for your time and reaction to all of this. the israeli military says it's launched what it called a precise operation in parts of al—shifa hospital in gaza. a military spokesman said the idf had learnt that what he called hamas terrorists had regrouped and were using the hospital as a command centre to co—ordinate attacks against israel. hamas said israel was again violating international law and would be held responsible for the safety of people inside al—shifa. earlier, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu said that palestinian civilians will be given the chance to leave rafah before israeli ground forces launch an expected assault on the city in southern gaza. he's been holding talks with the german chancellor olaf scholz. with me is said shehata from bbc arabic. so, tell us more about what is happening at al—shifa, this is in northern gaza, isn't it? yes, how she

shortly after the journal report came out, then trump attorney michael cohen said he had paid daniels using his own money. cohen initially said he was not directed by trump or the trump campaign to make a payment and said trump never reimbursed him. but cohen later contradicted those statements under oath, saying trump did direct him to make the payment and reimbursed him. later in 2018, cohen pleaded it guilty to criminal charges in federal court, including campaign finance violations related to the hush money payments >> ultimately, he was prosecuted by federal prosecutors in manhattan, went to prison and he turned on donald disclosed all sorts of things about his conduct. >> cohen ultimately testified that trump directed him to make payments to daniels, quote, for the principal purpose of influencing the election. and later gave jarring testimony to congress. >> i am ashamed that i chose to take part in concealing mr. trump's elicit acts rather than listening to my own conscience >> donald trump has always denied having an affair with stormy daniels in april 2018, he was asked by r

it's not like daniel penny was out there looking for a fight. he wasn't. the training he has. i've been on the train with our unhinged people and it gives the entire arena a sense of paralyzing fear because you don't want to be the person who says the wrong thing, looks at someone the wrong way and escalates it and someone is dead. you hope to got someone is going to attack people are more vulnerable don't have that training. jordan was known to the nypd, one of the people so mentally ill, a very short list they arrested and rearrested a new house in key west. >> racial dynamics are at play. even if you google daniel penny for pops up especially wikipedia, the killing of gordon neely, black homeless man, white former marine, protesters turned out against penny in favor of jordan so racial dynamics. elected officials said you can't arrest minorities, racist to put criminals behind bars so they are running the streets and god forbid you defend yourself and daniel penny if you look at the witness testimony given to the grand jury, because in his favor, look a

daniel shaw, thank you, academic and commentator from new york. with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight. the team is goodbye. in the midst of the war between the arab and israel, june 8th, 1960. 67 unidentified attackers target a us navy warship in the mediterranean. operation sinna if i heard about it, if i heard so, what was it? i suggest we stop the interview here. what do you say? why you want it? the attack on the liberty. was part of a covert operation by the cia and musad to destroy the power of arab military forces in the sixth day war against israel. stay with press tv as we take a look at evidence from this operation and listen to eyewitness accounts. "iran and turkmenistan do not consider themselves just neighbors, but relatives. throughout ages, they have bolstered their ties from culture economy, and science and technology, and the myriad other fields. yet, they have set the stage for bolder steps in order to faster vibrant trade ecosystem between the two nations, and make the region an energy hub. iranian entrep

i mean, daniel 0rtega has been in powerfor so many years. today is a an open jail with the people of nicaragua cannot really even come out in the street with the flag because that would be considered to be a crime and they will be put in jail. there is a persecution of anyone of the church, of poor farmers, campesinos, as we said in nicaragua, all political opponents have been expelled out of the country and stripped of their nationality. there is no one who can really stand up. the few that had been doing that, the last voices in nicaragua have been the church, and they've been put in jail or they have been expelled or they are not allowed inside the country. and now as well, he's going after, the only other religious denomination. no one is safe in nicaragua. the number of watches recorded as lost or stolen has more than tripled over the last 12 months, according to the world's largest watch database. the watch register says a recent surge in criminal activity has driven a more than 230 percent increase in the number of watches registered

daniel, always good to see you. what do you make the end of the polish f. m. 's admission that t of is entirely dependent on washington in terms of military success. i think it's quite correct. i think that the, the credit isn't a really in a tough spot. and the fact that the us may very well and ends up not pat, not approving military aid, will have very dramatic consequences on the battlefield in uh, in the ukraine. we're entering into the most dangerous part of the war. russia is winning, the crane is losing, and panic is reading in your uh, in berlin and in paris and in the us as well. no one knows what to do and the idea that the crane might somehow be forced into a major retreat. it has people like vide that crawl, etc, beside themselves. they are really just very, very, were it's very panic, very frightened at this point. and this is what makes the whole thing so dangerous . do you think these comments puts any pressure or comments like these? put any pressure in washington to continue funding ukraine's war effort. or is it just all about the election o

daniel, thank you. thank you. rich. haitians aren't the only ones accusing to us of actions leading to turmoil in their country. washington's policy in africa has also been raising plenty of questions. let's have a listen to what was discussed that a re send us the state department briefing. the united states does not support violent or on democratic changes in government, in africa or elsewhere. and all violations of us export regulations will be punished to the full extent of the law. but that the united states is about support violence or on democratic changes. the government, africa, or elsewhere we do not somebody grab the rest of the day as the us state department spokesperson squared away, the question still hangs in the air. that's because the answer is definitely not so simple. and rewriting history doesn't pass the smell test. us train troops, i've been involved in at least 12 cruise in west africa, and the greater so whole region during the so called war on terror. as america scoured the globe for the n

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in ramal, football stadium built by fifa, believe me, daniel, the wall is too close, one meter from the field, i mean it's too close that if the ball is thrown out of the stadium, it hits the wall, do you understand what i'm saying, terrible, terrible, and it surprises me because palestinians have obstacles every day, like the one you describe, i'm surprised by the joy of the palestinian people, the occupation, the israeli science crime has not won the joy of the palestinian people, you must have experienced. the same thing i saw in all the places i visited, the hogs, the coffee, it is wonderful how the palestinian people have joy, i don't, i'm asking you, how do you explain this? well, we need to remember. always mention this point in all my programs, palestine is a land whose people have had to resist throughout more than 7,000 years of history, invasion after invasion, only having 127 years. of peace in its entire history, therefore it is imaginable that the palestinians who were there before the first invaders arrived, who will surely be there after the last one's leave or used to i

so a lot of it, daniel had already mentioned about so many people are already online sharing. so many of their experiences tell how about um, translating this engagement, this growing engagement that we're seeing with video games. how about translating that into real world action? yeah, i mean, i think it's such a important form of self expression when your um you know, when you're a teenager to be able to try on different styles includes and you know, have different forms of art. and i think that's where, you know, video games since become such a fertile ground for, for that kind of like development of your, your yourself. and so, you know, when people are coming to. busy my protest um they has their own um, black lives matter, shirts, banners, and that sort of thing. and you know, that kind of feeds in. that's a, you know, this the video games skins. they're totally away. busy they for experimenting and in developing who you are and use. well then for the go into your real life, you know, you can try something out in the virtual world and if it, if it works for you, then tha

she also says ew, by the way, stormy daniels. i love her. she is great. >> she has earned her money. >> talk about this case. this is the case that is actually going happen. >> i think that's right. i do think it gets short shrift because the facts are so salacious. but it is a species of election interference. and alvin bragg has consistently talked about it in that tenor. this is like the lead-up to what we see on january 6th. it's the dress rehearsal, keeping information from the voting public in order to maximize or optimize your chances for election. and, again, to do anything to win. and you see that again happening on january 6th. so, again, i think the two cases actually run together, and we dismiss or pooh-pooh this case to our detriment. >> here's the thing, tim. today one of donald trump's fans, we're assuming while he was in court, because our reporter saw him in court. someone posted to his truth social something comparing him to jesus the christ. and this is the week before easter weekend is this coming weekend. and they compar

joining us now is daniel davis, retired lt. colonel of defense priorities and host of the daniel davis deep dive on yush. and medal of honor recipient staff sergeant david bellavia. lt. colonel davis, let's start with you. no one still held accountable, despite american death. what did you think of milley's testimony today? >> well, you know, i expected him to basically say that it wasn't his fault and he was just following orders and all of that. that pretty much what he did. at love the stuff he said was right. what he didn't say which stood out to me, he didn't say that the president trump had put the united states on a course to withdraw from afghanistan by the march 31st of 2021. in february of 2020. that should have put the pentagon on a course to have a resourced planned and rehearsed operation how to get everybody out by the designated time. but, as we found out, because he has said here he actually didn't want to leave at all. so, clearly he drug his feet. did not prepare and plan, hoping that the next administration w