that is, to put it simply, david ax seems to be hinting opaquely that fighting is it’s like fightingnow ukraine is experiencing a hunger for armored vehicles, since a lot of it was lost during the so-called counter-offensive. the losses were such that, in fact, about 40% of the fleet was knocked out, this is what was lost on the battlefield, but we must also take into account that many pieces of equipment simply failed, so they turned out to be not up to standard, they refused, they turned out to be outdated, with poor preparation preliminary, well, that ukraine has turned into a garbage dump or landfill, where all the unnecessary rubbish has been dumped, under the guise they are no longer in a particular hurry to supply fraternal assistance... to european regional committees, as the author notes. added to all other problems is the fact that the russians have masterfully learned to knock out western equipment, which cannot but irritate us, and cannot but make us happy. the active work of our artillery, aviation, as well as kamikaze drones on the line... touch, it brings a logical res

forbes columnist david ax, who specializes in ukraine, writes about this.ne definitely needs mechanized units. 156. the 157, 158 and 159 infantry brigades are not infantry brigades, that is, they do not have tracked armored vehicles on which mechanized troops go into battle. the shortage of heavy vehicles in ukraine is so acute that the newly formed 153rd mechanized brigade has actually turned from a mechanized unit into infantry. that is, to put it simply, david ax, no matter how transparently he hints, fighting like this is like using a pitchfork against a tank. go ahead. now. ukraine is experiencing a shortage of armored vehicles, since a lot of them were lost during the so-called counter-offensive. the losses were such that , in fact, about 40% of the fleet was knocked out, this is what was lost on the battlefield, but we must also take into account that many pieces of equipment simply failed, so they turned out to be not up to standard, they failed, they turned out to be outdated. with poor preliminary preparation, that ukraine turned into a trash heap

forbes columnist david ax, who specializes in ukraine, writes about this.are infantry, when the armed forces of ukraine definitely need it. the 156th, 157th, 158th and 159th infantry brigades are not infantry brigades, meaning they do not have the tracked armored vehicles that mechanized troops use to go into battle. the shortage of heavy vehicles in ukraine is so acute that the recently formed 153 the mechanized brigade actually turned from a mechanized unit into an infantry unit. that is, to put it simply, david ax seems to be opaquely hinting at fighting like this. a landfill where all the unnecessary stuff was dumped . the fact that ukraine has turned into a trash heap or rubbish has already been said more than once under the guise of fraternal help, the garbage is running out, but friends and comrades from the washington and european regional committees are in no particular hurry to supply modernized copies that are expensive to both the pocket and the soul , as the author notes, added to all other problems is the fact that the russians workshops on...

forbes david ax, specializing in ukraine. he notes: the new brigades are infantry, when the armed forces of ukraine definitely needs mechanized divisions. the 156th, 157th, 158th and 159th infantry brigades are not motorized rifle brigades, meaning they do not have the tracked armored vehicles that mechanized troops use to go into battle. the shortage of heavy vehicles in ukraine is so acute that the recently formed 153rd mechanized brigade has actually turned into. on the battlefield, but we must also take into account that many pieces of equipment simply failed, so they turned out to be not up to standard, they refused, they turned out to be outdated, with poor preliminary preparation, that ukraine turned into a trash heap or a landfill where all unnecessary rubbish was dumped, under the guise of fraternal help it has already been said more than once, the garbage is running out, but modernized copies that are dear to both the pocket and the soul, friends comrades from the washington and european regional conglomerates... ar

forbes columnist david ax, who specializes in ukraine, writes about this. he notes the new brigades - these are infantry. then, when the armed forces of ukraine definitely needs mechanized units. the 156th, 157th, 158th and 159th infantry brigades are not infantry brigades. they dumped all the unnecessary rubbish, under the guise of brotherly help it has already been said more than once, the garbage is running out, and modernized copies that are dear to both the pocket and the soul, friends and comrades from the washington and european regional committees are in no particular hurry to deliver, as the author notes, just like all other problems , the fact that russian workshops have learned to knock out western equipment is added to, which cannot but irritate, and we cannot but be pleased with the active work of our artillery, aviation and also... the ukrainian army, it will become mechanized and transformed into infantry. the author of the article reassures ukrainians, they say, don’t worry, friends, big brother will always help, now the republicans have sur

forbes columnist david ax, who specializes in ukraine, writes about this. new brigades are infantry, when the armed forces of ukraine definitely needs mechanized units. the 156th, 157th, 158th and 159th infantry brigades are not infantry brigades, that is, they do not have a tracked brigade. ukraine is experiencing a shortage of armored vehicles, since so many of them were lost. under the guise of fraternal help it has already been said more than once: the garbage is running out, but the modernized copies are dear to both the pocket and the soul, friends of comrades from the washington and european regional committees are in no particular hurry to deliver, as the author notes, to all other problems is added the fact that russian workshops have learned to knock out western equipment, which cannot but irritate us, and cannot but make us happy. the active work of our artillery, aviation, as well as drones, komikazes... on the line of combat contact, it brings a logical result, it will soon reach the point that, uh, this deficit will spread to the entire ukrain

familiar with the catch and kill story and they have heard about it from david pecker, and from others, who have less of an axeald trump than does michael cohen, and the scheme was related to the campaign, they have heard, not only from david pecker but also from hope hicks who worked on the campaign with donald trump and so in a sense the contours of the story already there through other witnesses who have far less credibility issues than michael cohen, so now we get to the final part of the story which is donald trump a's involvement in the falsification of the records and michael cohen is the only witness who appears to be set to testify about that from direct experience but in a sense the jury is ready to hear his story and they have heard things from other witnesses that corroborate that donald trump was involved personally in signing off on all the invoices that were presented to him for payment, so in a sense that would corroborate what michael cohen is saying specifically about these invoices. it is going to be hard for donald trump to distance himself from these particular invoices and payments on the

and david pecker did not have an ax to grind on donald trump.s good friends with donald trump and he really set the table for this case. he showed that this was a catch and kill, that this was something they did, and he even knew it was finance violation because he talked to his in- house lawyer and it was just one of these really good examples of how donald trump has emotional ways of dealing with this trial, candidate trump, and defendant trump are often at odds. so what you saw with pecker , his people did not go hard on pecker because he is his friend. pecker had him a lot of the facts that you write so now we had stormy daniels last week, stormy daniels again did not -- it didn't matter if there was sex. that was not part of the case. because trump's people went so hard on this your lying thing, it ended up being part of the case and i think that was really unhelpful for trump, too. for me, as a feminist, what made me most upset about the stormy daniels situation is that they were so hard on her and in a really kind of misogynistic way. now

ax to grind. i would say the same with david pecker. he also said a lot of nice things about donald trump, he considered him a friend. when you are hearing from witnesses who have a close relationship or had a close relationship with the president, view them in a positive light when they say things that are hurtful to them and their case, it makes it that much more credible for the jury. >> what about what the defense is heralding as a victory, which was her saying michael cohen would often go rogue and that he made this payment purportedly or he as in michael cohen told donald trump he had made this payment to be selfless and to help him out? let's be frank, every time michael cohen has testified, there has been corroboration coming up for him in his testimony. whether you like him or not, michael cohen has said the truth and we've seen it in the documentation. is the jury able to pick up on the nuances on this? do you think they are able to glean that what hope hicks was saying yesterday was not true in terms of what donald trump told

axe to grind. during blanche's closing, he didn't attack david pecker. he actually went after some smaller kind of role players we heard from like madeleine westerhout, for example, but otherwise pecker was there. >> yasmin, what else was on that phone call? remind us. >> reporter: yeah, so i think we got to kind of connect the dots here and why it's so incredibly important the portions they want read back when it came to these jury instructions along with what we're hearing and what we're going to be hearing from the testimony that was read back to them as well. there was a phone call that you guys recounted, this investor meeting in which pecker got the phone call from donald trump. donald trump says what do you think about karen mcdougal. she's a nice girl. so on and so forth. pecker says, i think you should pay her. donald trump says i don't usually pay people. then you're going to hear from michael cohen. fast forward to these other phone conversations between david pecker and michael cohen, and they're talking about buying karen mcdougal's life rig

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damned —— and david pecker had no bias against donald _ pecker had no bias against donald trump, he had no axee jury asked for instructions about accomplice liability which is the legal mechanism by which donald — the legal mechanism by which donald trump can be held accountable by thisjury donald trump can be held accountable by this jury for the falsification of the business records of the trump organisation, even though he personally did not necessarily faisifv— personally did not necessarily falsify each and every one of those — falsify each and every one of those records. that said to me that— those records. that said to me that the — those records. that said to me that the jury was really focused on what the issues were in the _ focused on what the issues were in the case — focused on what the issues were in the case and they took their 'ob in the case and they took their job verv— in the case and they took their job very seriously. joe in the case and they took their job very seriously.— job very seriously. joe moreno is with us. _ job very seriously. joe moreno is with us, former _ job

. >> she doesn't have an ax to grind with trump's. she's also not like david pecker is now a tabloid king or like keith davidson, someone who's involved in what may or may not be extortion of celebrities as a career. submit jurors are really listening to everything she had that's to say. and even though she doesn't recall some of the meetings that other people have testified to, like david pecker testified she was in and out of that critical 2015 meeting. she says she doesn't necessarily remember that. she certainly remembers the impact of the access hollywood tape on the campaign that's something she's talked a lot about as we're inching closer and closer to election day this has been, i think the most significant testimony so far. i'm not saying which sayyed helps, but this is someone the jury can listen to and trust on the access hollywood tape. >> they played tape. we all i feel like it was a flashback. everyone was thinking about where they were when this hit. if you were covering that campaign, are covering the 2016 election. >> but the import for the pr

david pecker was witnessed. >> number one, he was the first person they heard from and he was such an interesting witness for the prosecution, cross into pick first, but because he doesn't have an ax to grind against donald trump, he actually wanted donald trump to be president. he visited him when he was inside the white house. he made very clear that there is vocal in year are since old this began, but they made very clear that they had no he issues with him, but he did have a lot of insight and a lot of information and a lot of testimony fronts for, decades. >> so he had known donald trump for quite a long time. one of the things i remember being so notable about david pecker's testimony was about the election and was about trump's feelings towards the election. he testified and those early days that when he had been helping donald trump with these stories the national enquirer placing them are warning people near him about them but. it used to be about not wanting to upset a wonka or melania, or upset his family. but at some point, it turned to being about the election and his campaign. that was his early on on testimony. so that itself kind of shows you the evolution of david

>> and david pecker himself for people who aren't super familiar with aeb or don't remember him because he was the first witness in this. and when he is someone who who has no ax to grind against donald trump, he was friends with trump for, for decades there was actually this interesting moment where he, in recent weeks, he and michael cohen ran into each other and new york after booth then pick finished her testimony as they're both still these kind of central players in new york and he's someone, he, he spoke glowingly of donald trump. he wanted to see donald trump the elected president. >> these a good witness, sees a credible witness, as you said, he doesn't have an ax to grind. he's not making a living off attacking trump. he doesn't have any personal grievance. we are talking about events. there we're nine years ago, nearly, but he was a good first witness for the prosecution because you have no reason not to believe him. he does not like michael cohen have a lot of the issues and the convictions around line, the vendetta against trump he's a really good witness. it's for the prosecution as they tried to argue that this was again, this was all done inten

for sir keir starmer in a video posted on axe as she endorsed the labour candidate, doctor simon offer. but milli has not actually voted conservative since davidr what she had to say in this video ? had to say in this video? >> i've been a centrist conservative all my life , but i conservative all my life, but i think the party's really changed and i think the last 14 years has done real damage to the country. so i've been looking at labour and i think they've got some very exciting policies on the economy, the nhs, mental health issues , green energy. so health issues, green energy. so having met simon opher, who's a local gp and has worked here for 30 years, he really understands this community and i think he'd make a great mp. so for the first time in a really long time, i'm optimistic and excited to vote in a general election. >> mark. turns out she's a labour councillor. >> it's unreal, isn't it? look, patrick, i'll let you into a secret of the dark arts of politics. when gb news viewers get leaflets arriving on their doormat and they'll see on the back. doormat and they'll see on the back . jim, 38, local resident, back. jim, 38, local r

their closings yesterday, really hone in on david pecker and trying to establish and bolster his credibility. the fact that he was not someone like you said with an ax to grind. now, just now a phone went off in the courtroom. our colleagues are reporting that it appeared to be alina havas phone playing a video. apparently, the judge did not did not look to that look did not react, did not make a thing about it and she apparently put her away are filled, but this is such interesting because trump's team they've had their phones. anyone else if you're sitting in the back of the room, including the da's team from what i've seen are not on their phones. >> you are not allowed to be on your phone. >> you can even have your phone sitting next to you if on silent or even off the court officers will tell you, put it away, and don't even bring it out. yeah. but trump's team, they sit right behind them and they often have their phones out doing various things, email house, but to have a video play in the middle of this historic moment when they're charging the jury. >> i mean, that's that's pretty poor form. so hopefully that will not happen again. but the j

david keith davidson in december. that's when keith davidson said that he was essentially suicidal welcome to use upset about not getting a job. he's saying that cohen had an ax to grind because he did not get a job in the white house after after donald trump was elected, michael cohen testified about that and said, yes, he was upset about it, but said he didn't really actually believe more of the call with davidson in which cohen courts trump is saying, i hate the fact that we did it blanch provides an alternate explanation for it, but i mean, i was doing debate prep. i was one of the moderators of that debate, which took place on a sunday, friday is when it broke it was a bombshell for everybody in i mean, in the tire, it uprooted the debate prep for it for everybody. it was a major, major event. this is october 2017. blanche are saying, but this time there's no doubt present. trump knew that michael cohen had made this plate this payment. >> yeah, it was an earthquake. and even when you read memoirs from people who are close to me, the kellyanne conway, they talk about what an extraordinary moment that was in the course of the campaign to argue that that w