in fact, their actual dc code that gives special authorities to dc national guard that no national guardin the country have to conduct business within the district and conduct law enforcement operations in support of federal or district agencies. i believe that general dean is absolutely accurate. i asked the question where was the national chief, you were only asking active military who did not serve in the guard, did not understood authorities and at no time you reached out to the four-star general in charge of the national guard to get information although you had all of the information necessary, if you just understood the role that had been delegated to you many months or even years prior to, i think it is incredibly important going forward that the secretary of defense, the secretary of the army, the chief of staff of the army, thoroughly briefed on the authorities, capabilities and their responsibility that has been delegated to them over the dc national guard and it's ability to respond to the nation's capitol. we thoroughly train on our ability to be reserve force. >> thank you,

as i mentioned a few years ago, we have earthquake here in the washington dc area. i was up in an upper floor in a building and everybody was told to evacuate the building because there was concerns, there could be damaged even in these big buildings what is the recommendation generally now in the aftermath of a 4.8 earthquake, should people be evacuated, tall buildings because we saw it in taiwan those images of those buildings that is simply collapsed untilted over what's the recommendation as far as? what we're seeing right now >> yeah. for sure. i'm not sure about any specific reports on what they're doing when all of those skyscrapers up in new york city. but absolutely, you don't want to be at the tops of some of those buildings if they might be shaking you know, a lot of saying is. you want to get under something, right? good luck. low to the ground and cover yourself in case anything is falling, right off of shelves life pictures, plates, things like that. so stop, drop and role getting are getting in, getting underneath covering from anything that might be

but youth crime remains a major problem with a juvenile arrest rate in dc -- rate... in january the doj announced it would rule out more to target those most responsible for violent crime and carjacking. >> trace: those dc numbers are coming off a record-setting year of. by the way this extends beyond the nation's capital. they are also searching resources to fight crime and other major cities including sti and harford. >> trace: let's bring in... thank you both for coming on. we have tiffany dozens of examples of these young people committing these crimes across the country. then you look at these headlines. wall street journal says public schools lost more than 1 million students during the pandemic. washington post headline, math scores for u.s. students an all-time low on international exam. you think the correlation of test scores going down, absent -- absenteeism going up and easy youth crime just exploding. is not hard to find the common denominator. >> union bosses lead to learning losses. the truth of the matter is that academic failure is linked to the link

as simple march as such as a january, 13th of march and in washington dc. we saw over 5 protesters get brutalized and be in by a m p b and i believe also capital police and park police. and so i always expect the police departments in washington dc and all over this nations to escalate and arrest pro palestine. protesters, especially during this time, we've seen the crack down on student profiles, send student organizers all over the country. we've seen the impression walk you through not just in the academic institutions but by the government as well. and it all trickles down to a, a simple point of who do these institutions protect and who do they serve? and it's incredibly clear who it is that they do both of those things before us. the final question, i'm going to just apologize if you had words that you would normally expect. very briefly. are you surprised there's so much and good ended students who are protesting against what's happening and guys, or rather than what is happening and guessing? again, as somebody who's grown up in the west for most of

if you're just dc. we are looking at the tel aviv skyline. has launched up to 100 drones and cruise missiles targeted at israeli territory. forthe missiles targeted at israeli territory. for the president to make a state of the nation address from the oval office, as a former diplomat, what does that tell us? we have diplomat, what does that tell us? - have to remember it is a saturday, the president was on vacation and he cut his vacation short and rushed to the white house. and certainly coming out and speaking to the nation on a saturday afternoon, washington time, is very rare. it is reserved for emergency or very special occasions. and so this is very serious. the us is treating this very serious. let's not forget just yesterday at a press event the president was asked about it and he told the iranians don't think about it, don't do it, don't attack israel. he warned them. and therefore, the word of a president carries weight and if iran defied the president in how it acted or what it promised behind—the—scenes, then we are seeing certai

so whose life was in washington dc. she have we've been covering that they approach has been spreading across the u. s. they've gone to new york, atlanta, georgia, austin, texas. now they're at george washington university where you are talking about what's going on. it's friday morning here now after a night of room is of a police have been pulled the care out the account been to butler. it's still here . the 10 says still up, those you've dealt with here and it's not just been universities in colleges, in dc, but university colleges from virginia and maryland as well. that's so as defined as have any different really what appeared to be these barricades for the police to put up to employers the protest. this might be quite a, a good so i'm going to jump to one of the protest organized somebody. yeah. but suggested maybe you'll have to stay all through them. so yeah, yeah, no, definitely these barricades. why not? uh, a few hours ago. and so to them it's to kind of push us out, make us scared, but know for us it means

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the 1st let's go to adam fisher, george washington university in washington, dc. so, and what's the current situation where you are well, what another pass the deadline may be as long as you said, they wanted the people to move out of college square right here in the heart of washington dc to clear the in cap. and i just in the last, so we've had from the university saying that the patient is illegal. it is against university policies and they are continuing discussions with the metropolitan police, the local police department in washington dc, about how best to clear the area and returned it back to the way. it was 14 hours ago. excuse me. there's a lot pulling they're going to be live now. here is our guest are to raise a g w alumni. the school obviously means a lot to you here with the groups, but you would in your graduation. why did you decide to come up tonight to join this cry? i believe that students have always been on the progressive side of history, the morally sound side. and the students are doing just that. they have every right to free speech, they

then of course, here in washington, dc, trump's immunity battle was before for the us supreme court. questions from the justices to trump's defense team suggest they're not sold on trump's argument that he should have absolute immunity from any kind of criminal prosecution related to any action from when he was president you began by explaining why you believe that immunity from criminal prosecution is essential for the proper functioning of the presidency but my question is whether the very robust form of immunity that you're advocating is really necessary in order to achieve that result. if the potential for criminal liability is taken off the table wouldn't there be a significant risk that future presidents would be emboldened to commit crimes with abandon while they're in office in addition to these two cases, there's also a brand new criminal indictment from arizona in an alleged to attempt to overturn the 2020 election in that state. this one charges 18 different individuals, eight trump allies from his inner circle and 11 republican electors in arizona. arizona secretary of st

and how does your pastor, joseph live from washington dc? so we know that security meeting heidi at the white house as everybody started who was in that meeting and what kind of response then we'd like you to expect from washington. i mean, us officials knew this was coming absolutely, and by then rushed to the white house today, prior to the announcement, the rest of the world learning that iran had launched these drones and did have some heads up. and he is continuing to meet with his national security council, which includes the u. s. secretaries of defense and of state, the director of the c. i a, the national intelligence director, the national security adviser. just a list of who's, who's the top us officials who say they are working close coordination with their is rarely counterparts interacting. the way that the us is supporting israel's defense against this iranian attack. and we just got a statement from a senior us defense official saying that the us will continue to shoot down iranian launched drones that have been targeting isr

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can be at a table at brunch and someone very powerful is sitting next you, and you can get a scoop dcf talent. it never shuts off the information is churning 24 hours >> and with a grief stricken nation fully supporting the after 911, the bush administration was headed towards war in iraq. and the further their case they planted intelligence with new york times reporter judith miller who along with matthew cooper from time magazine, was among the white house press corps, heavy hitters. scooter libby met with miller and september 2002 judy miller in writes an article in the new york times. it alleges that the iraqi government has quote, sought to buy thousands of specialty designed aluminum tubes, which american officials believe were intended as components of centrifuges to enrich uranium. now, we've later find out scooter libby, who is vice president cheney's chief of staff, told this to judith miller, right >> yes. so you're right. where, it's a total echo chamber, right? >> the echo chamber works like this. the white house would leak opinions and information to select friendly jour

look up more out of washington dc, shortly with heidi. so castro, but 1st we started occupied east jerusalem with re trial. and so re, uh, the defense minister has said that is really is preparing for an attack by iran without giving further detail. what more do we know about this? well, not just the defense minister you got going on, but also the prime minister benjamin netanyahu has spoken a half by the last half hour will sites now warner, he says, so will they both say that the messages are pretty similar. our defense systems are deployed. they say we offer pad for any scenario targets in defense and in attack. benjamin netanyahu said he appreciate the support service allies c names from the united united states, the names the u. k, as well. he reiterated the line that he's been saying a lot of the past days, which is, whoever hurts us, we will her him, and he will. so judge is raised to listening to the come ons, all the higher than friends. come on. now what's the height in front of combined has said, is that his radio shows no gath

it's, it's a situation where the so called experts in the belt way in dc, they're all in a circle and they all listen to each other talk and they don't listen to any will. they don't call me up. they will call rick sanchez and say, hey, is this true that russia is taking ships out of washing machines because they don't have anything to make weapons with. i mean, is it true that the rubel is rubble because that's what everyone is telling me that i know well, maybe you just know the wrong people. maybe you should branch out a little bit more and think a little bit more for yourself. and it's funny on one hand, but on the other hand, there are real consequences, real life consequences to this kind of circular mentality in washington dc. and that's, i think, what is leading us toward war? well, it's interesting that you say that because as i was, i think you heard my intro, and i mentioned that one other thing that the military contractors do is they own all the think tanks, they own all the think tanks and put their people on those think tanks, those are the people in the thing, things,

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john's in washington dc. john, so a little bit more detail now on the story. 3. drones and shop down over on what are you hearing from us officials the if anything at this stage as well there. and this all happened late thursday night. it's now about 2 o'clock in the morning, washington time. so the administration is certainly up there. people are depending on at the state department of the white house who are sure. ready the fielding, all of this information, right? never, they haven't come out with any statements so far. we do expect that in the coming hours, but us officials have confirmed to us media. this was in a rail is really strike that the us did have warning on thursday that within 24 to 48 hours, there would be a strike. and we were told that in the, in the previous couple of days, that it was likely this would happen asked after passover, which starts on monday. so this is sooner than that in there. where is discussion between the us and israel, of what the options might be. some of those options

so it hurts the poor and the working out class, much more than the people were talking about in dc. dan mac, adams, thanks so much. let's do this. let's take a break. when we come back, we're going to continue the discussion. speaking specifically about some of the strategies that are used by the people who are able to turn the people in congress . oh, and we should also mentioned the 3 other things that congress did besides ukraine and why they did. we'll be right back the to take a fresh look around as a life kaleidoscope. it gives them just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions fixtures designed to simplify. it will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as fast? can you see through their illusions, going underground? can the russian states never as tight as on one of the most sense community best. most all sense i'm at the bottom of speaking, what else calls question about this? even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on the rushes to day and spli

all right, john, thank you for that update from washington dc. and so those is really preparations, commas, regional tension has risen over iran. caesar of a container ship and the gateway to the gulf. the m a. c. aries was boarded in the strait of horror movies by revolution regards. the ship is linked to an is really billionaire. now it's fault or sailing the vessel into iranian territorial waters. so the strait of formula is one of the world's most important waterways for trade. it's a tight sea passage just below iran. at its narrowest point is just 33 kilometers wide. the shipping lanes in each direction are just 3 kilometers wide, get about 20 percent of the world. oil passes through that streets. and at times of diplomatic tension, iran has in the past, threatened to disrupt the shipping traffic. we cannot cross over it. so how much moran dave has a political and security alice at the university of to ron? joining us up by skype, welcome to alta 0. mr. at merante, if we 1st talk about the seizures of got ship, what can we so what can you s

justo 24 horas despues de que dos aviones estuvieran a punto de chocar en el aeropuerto de washington dcagrimas de abrazo, las camaras de noticias telemundo tuvieron en exclusiva la reunion de los familiares de maynard suazo, uno de los latinos muertos tras el colapso del puente de baltimore. >> asi comenzamos. >> estas son las impresionantes imagenes del hombre que se rocio con un producto de limpieza con alcohol y se prendio por la de la corte en manhattan, en donde se realiza el juicio criminal al expresidente trump. >> maxwell azarello se inmolo tras lanzar al aire panfletos que llevaba en su mochila con consignas conspirativas. >> el incidente parece no tener relacion con el juicio, pero eso si, logro acaparar la atencion de los medios. >> bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompanarnos. >> finalmente hoy quedo conformado el jurado compuest por 12 personas y seis jurado alternos para que el lunes arranque el proceso legal en corte contra el expresidente trump por la falsificacion de registros comerciales para ocultar pagos por silencio a una actriz porno. >> karla amezola tiene la cro

, what _ does your here in washington, dc, what can— does your here in washington, dc, what can biden in washington, dc, what can biden do to win the upper hand back? — what can biden do to win the upper hand back? it _ what can biden do to win the upper hand back? it feels _ what can biden do to win the upper hand back? it feels like _ what can biden do to win the upper hand back? it feels like even - hand back? it feels like even netanyahu has it, and he's almost flaunting in the face of americans that he can do whatever he wants without biden really coming down on him and continuing to, again, propagate that line that "we will have israel's back no matter what." you have people pushing the limits here with these united states and seeing just what biden will do. and i think they know that he's not a mad man, he's not somebody that's predisposed to erratic action, so he'll continue to be steady and keep his hands steady here at the wheel — but this is a moment in which i don't think anything is changing anytime soon, especially not with this relationship between netanyahu and biden.

the metropolitan police in washington dc move peaceful protest. there's a way from the square to allow donald trump to have a photo op. remember, we started pushing through our pepper spray people and that looked tangible and simply the metric fulton police don't need that sort of publicity. here you can see the incumbent, the people who are in the camp of united speaking to a number of people on the edge. the rule is essentially that if you leave the account for any reason, you will not be allowed access. and that is why people have been here since very natalie on thursday morning on the intent to see for some considerable time if we move the camera around and you can see that the numbers of supporters on the street to certainly go in in the last couple of hours, a lot of them are families have come here just to see what is going on. but many of them have come to pledge their support. now there's been a couple of variables scatter machines and they really, we are very minor. between pro is really supporters and the protest. there's a, there's nev

so it hurts the poor and the working out class, much more than the people were talking about in dc. dan mcadams, thanks so much. let's do this. let's take a break. when we come back, we're going to continue the discussion. speaking specifically about some of the strategies that are used by the people who are able to turn the people in congress . oh, and we should also mentioned the 3 other things that congress that besides ukraine and why they did, we'll be right back. the what is part of the, the employee would posted isn't the defense you of us and bidding the word part? is it something deeper, more complex might be present there? let's stop without cases desktop part of the a new video of alleged abuse by an officer. today, the sheriff's, deputy, and columbia, south carolina, forcibly removed his student from a classroom at spring valley high school. i saw him just talking to her and her and initially, you know, i didn't think is a problem because i knew that she was just as quite a student in the class. someone looked at the police officer and says, here was law enforcement that

so it hurts the poor and the working out class, much more than the people were talking about in dc. dan mac, adams, thanks so much. let's do this. let's take a break. when we come back, we're going to continue the discussion. speaking specifically about some of the strategies that are used by the people who are able to turn the people in congress . oh, and we should also mentioned the 3 other things that congress did besides ukraine and why they did. we'll be right back. the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by how of tired vision with no real opinions. fixtures, design to simplify will confuse really once a better wills. and is it just because it shows you fractured images, presented to this, but can you see through their illusions going underground? can the it's hard to imagine as we return here on direct impact, anything like what happened this weekend? i mean, has there ever been a case i ask, where congress has more lately set out to give the people who pay them money, bring money exactly what they want. in all cases, think

and that's one of the reasons he was going to dc. but right now, there's no indication that that meeting would be delayed or that it would be cancelled. but clearly there's going to be a lot more to discuss at a time with such heightened tension in this region. and it might be quite difficult for the u. s. at this particular time, if they think that israel is facing potentially more threats from groups inside of at off, especially it would be a very difficult time for the us to commit to drawing down trip levels even further in this region. there. all right to out of there was mom a jump june reporting live that, that from the raji capital bank. that mohammed, thank you. well, how's it been sending 11 on has closed excess base as well from on that? let's go to ali hash image on just from tile that's in the south of lebanon valley . so i guess the big question now would be, how much more would it runs proxies like his blog escape escalate, the price of some of you sold up? that's huge. rocket bar. awesome has blind to northern israel

he died later at washington dc hospital. he was only 25 years old. aaron bush knows death was no simple suicide. it was a bold political statement. but the question is whether anybody in washington will listen. i'm john kerry, uncle, welcome me to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 aaron bush, no clearly gave a lot of thought to what he was about to do that sunday. he said good bye to his friends and his family can gave away all of his possessions. he had breakfast a few days earlier with an air force friend and they talked about human rights, conscientious objection and the war in palestine on his way to these really embassy air and began live streaming himself on facebook. after dosing himself, aaron said this quote, i am about to engage in an extreme active protest. but compared to what people has been experiencing in palestine at the hands of their colonizers, it's not extreme at all. this is what our ruling class has decided will be normal on quote. there is an important aspect to what aaron did. he did not commit suic

on band tab. lou is a senior fellow at the foundation for the defense of democracies in washington, dc. he tells me the attack by iran is unprecedented. yes, pleasure to be with you. unprecedented in historic, you know, for almost, for decades these veronica, public of iran had been fighting a shadow war with the jewish states. you know, they have been changing for over 4 decades. that israel, they put their money where their mouth is, but now it really is indeed coming out of the shadows. too quick reasons why it's unprecedented. number one, these 1 o'clock look, has never fired projectiles like a ballistic missiles, for example, from its territory publicly against is really territory number 2 in the public ballistic missile operations that the regime has been gauging in at least 11 or 12 since 2017 for example, it has never struck a defended target. for example, all the places the ron did strike with ballistic missiles, iraq, syria, pakistan's, or undefended targets against air and missile defenses. so israel, in fact, is one of the countries with the most advanced, layered air and m

host: from j on the democrats line in washington dc. caller: hi dr. west i'm calling from the stolen lands in washington dc think you for your comments on dropping the military-industrial complex. i have a two-part question if you would. i worked for the bernie sanders campaign and i also know that humanity needs than a free palestine. where they are free to drink clean water. one lesson we learned from bernie sanders in the presidential arena and how can we get anywhere closer to liberating palestine? guest: i appreciated brother j. i did two campaigns with my brother bernie sanders. one of the lessons i think we can learn is the democratic party is beyond redemption when it comes towards working people in america in dealing with precious palestinians in gaza. it is windowdressing in terms of acting as if they have a deep commitment to people. overall biden has been in the back pocket of wall street. and when it comes to gaza you see crime against humanity, work . quit lying we are seeing these crimes against humanity every day. and then respond only

what was it like where you are in washington dc. so we have about 90 percent coverage and i was actually on the air with somebody. i could have done a lot of interviews today, and i was looking at my window and i just had this fixed it. i exhaust shadows, i shouldn't see it this time of day. and it was kind of weird. it was not as bright as i thought. my wife and i went outside and put our glasses on and you know, the sun was pretty much, not there, but it wasn't a total eclipse, so we can see things. but it was enough that you got the impression that something big spectacular this happened. all right, and after mid i'm really jealous for the fact that you were actually able to see it . so how exactly does nature react to a total eclipse? well, usually what happens when you're right where it gets very dark. animals that sort of run their day by whether it's day or night decide it's nighttime, and either they make noise or a stop making noise. and it also gets colder. if you're in the right spot, it's been warm because you know, use

blue is a senior fellow with the foundation for the defense of democracies in washington, dc. he told me earlier, the attack by iran is on president. yes, pleasure to be with you. unprecedented in historic, you know, for almost for decades these veronica, public of iran had been fighting the shadow war with the jewish states. you know, they have been changing for over 4 decades. death, israel, they put their money where their mouth is, but now it really is indeed coming out of the shadows too quick reasons why it's unprecedented. number one, these monica blake has never fired projectiles, like a ballistic missiles, for example, from its territory publicly against is rarely territory. number 2, in the public ballistic missile operations that the regime has been gauging in at least 11 or 12 since 2017. for example, it has never struck a defendant target, for example, all the place the run did strike with ballistic missiles, iraq, syria, pakistan's, or undefended targets against air and missile defenses. so israel, in fact, is one of the countries with the most advanced, layered

. >> ciudad de washington, dc muchas gracias. >> casi la prohibicion casi total del aborto que data detatal confirmo a principios de este mes, aqui se lo hemos estado reportando. >> bien, pues ahora la camara de representantes el estado aprobo con apoyo bipartidista el p proyecto que revoca la ley de la epoca de la guerra civil que castiga el aborto como un de eliteo con hasta cinco anos de prision, a quien lo realice o a quien ayude a una mujer a ob obtenerlo ahora se espera que el senado estatal vote esta revocatoria el proximo miercoles. >> bien, hoy el presidente joe biden firmo la ley que podria terminar con la prohibicion de tiktok en estados unidos, el requisito para que la red social pueda seguir operando es que rompa sus vinculos con su e empresa matriz china, quien ya adelanto que va a apelar la norma. >> asi que ¿cuanto tiempo durara esta batalla legal, ¿cual puede ser el impacto en los usuarios. >> lourdes hurtado responde. >> con la firma del presidente biden, el gobierno de estados unidos ha dado un ultimatum al gigante tecnologico chino payton empresa matriz de tiktok, q

a lot of this surveys that george washington university in washington dc. i don't know what's happening there at the month. well, we've been here for several hours and we know the full day for the 36 hours. oh certainly the the people who are in the courtyard, the numbers are down significantly. there's maybe only 15 still in the cold. yeah. right. the therapy threats and the university telling students they would lose the housing that could be suspended. there's a possibility that scholarships could be lost, so they wouldn't even graduate or they lose all the credits for the last to not certainly what they've done the numbers. but let me just stop for a 2nd speaking and you can get a taste of the atmosphere that we've been experiencing for the last couple of hours here. outside t w there has to be not level of energy. that's the level of noise. for some considerable time. joining me now is maybe side who is with depaula city and your network is about 24 hours since we spoke. maybe. what's your impression? so $24.00 on from what we were saying last night. r

in helena humphrey in washington, dc. thanks for your company.nday brought some bright and breezy conditions for some of us, and in the sunshine it felt pleasantly warm, particularly if you had a little bit of shelter. in fact, we saw temperatures around 17 degrees through east anglia and down into the london area. it was a very different story furtherwest, however. cloud and rain lingered for much of the day and in some spots we had just shy of half an inch of rain. now, if we take a look at what's going to come through tuesday, it will be a similar kind of story. unfortunately, out to the west we'll see quite a lot of cloud and some outbreaks of rain. clearer skies further east and with lighter winds we'll see a little more in the way of sunshine. so showery rain across south—west england, wales and into northern ireland through the morning. that low pressure not moving very far, so it'll stay rather grey and damp. we could see a few scattered showers across east anglia and south—east england into the afternoon. but sandwiched in between the tw

against both countries were joined down by our correspondent benjamin alvarez gruber, in washington dc. so benjamin, there's been no word from these really government or military about the strikes. what is the less been saying so far? what us officials have been saying is, is that it was and is really missile strike the heyday of ron. that the target of this drug inside iran was not nuclear and well officials have sat here in the us. the washington was informed before this dr. secretary blinking declined to confirm those reports when he was asked about it after the 7 for a ministers meeting in a to the only set and stressed several times that the u. s. was not involved in an offense. it's an interesting meet was the tally and 4 in minnesota, told reporters that the g 7 meeting company that is well informed the us before it's overnight attack on iran. now the strikes come as lawmakers in the us move a step closer to improving more aid for is a real but also for ukraine this weekend. what might happen at that low do for saturday afternoon? so that's right, that ukraine age bill create a

thanks alex alex with tank of from the middle east institute in washington dc. here's a recap of our menus. israel is considering is response to the wave of drones and miss, how's it launched against it by iran and says the conflict is not over. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has matches war cabinet ministers, are set to favor retaliating, but are divided over how and when to strike back. real leaders have urged restraint on all sides and the u. s. is refusing to join any is raining military retaliation against around around we launched more than $300.00 missiles and drones and its 1st direct attack on israel. nearly all were shop town by is route the u. s. u k. jordan, israel's president says, be rainy and attack amounts to a declaration of war. all right, you are up to days coming up next sports life needs a chilean, he's one of the world's best free stop rover of writers uses for talent to inspire others. thank you for that for me in the team. take care the rules we say they're about never giving up every weekend on d. w. cost about why does that because l

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cross at the end up in a time to have it mohammed straight to and they route let's go to washington dc. now we're, we're joined by ben. i'm ben tele, blue 8 senior fellow from the foundation for defense of democracies. thanks for joining us here on dw, this is an unprecedented move by around yes, pleasure to be with you. unprecedented in historic, you know, for almost 4 decades these veronica, public of iran had been fighting a shadow war with the jewish states. you know, they have been chanting for over 4 decades to israel. they put their money where their mouth is, but now it really is indeed coming out of the shadows. too quick reasons why it's unprecedented. number one, these loaner cars look has never fired projectiles like a ballistic missiles, for example, from its territory publicly against is really territory number 2 in the public ballistic missile operations that the regime has been gauging in at least 11 or 12 since 2017 for example, it has never struck a defended target. for example, all the places the ron did strike with ballistic missiles, iraq, syria, pakistan's, were u

conflicted judge and he's not going to allow us to go to that and won't allow me to leave here -- bc smack dc and go to the united states to bring court because he thinks -- supreme court, real problem with a lot of things happening -- having to do with this trial including the da because -- people are being mugged and killed all day long and i'm sitting here all they will not work 12 prosecutors over nothing. over what people say shouldn't be a trial. so i just want to thank you very much. i can go so it might -- to my sun's graduation or i can go to the united states supreme court, that are not in georgia or florida or north carolina, campaigning like i should be. it's perfect for the radical left them a cat scan that's exactly what they want. this is about election interference and that's all it's about. thank you very much. >> [indistinct question] >> neil: we always listen to see if there's anything more to add. this is a bit of news watch that donald j. trump said that it -- the judge would not allow him because of the

thank you for your reporting. benjamin of ours group today in washington, dc. and now the news now berlin has something to the russian ambassador off to the arrest of 2 suspected russian spies here in germany. the german russian jewel nationals were detained in the bavarian city of bile light. they are accused of planning to sabotage, german military support for you. crime authorities say us and military bases in germany where also targeted the crossing through a military base in bavaria. it is here where american soldiers train ukrainians, how to use bottle tanks. and it was, according to speedo magazine, the prime focus for one of the main arrested on suspicion of plotting an act of sabotage. we had our security services to prevent possible bump attacks intended to damage and undermine our military assistance to ukraine. this is especially serious espionage case for putting this criminal refreshing, which in substantial goes him. the german russian nationals named only as alexander g and peter s were arrested on wednesday. i'm brought here to the federal cour

it was in the dc u.s. attorney's office, that the schemes went even further. bar, in the dc u.s. attorney's office had succeeded in ousting the u.s. attorney there and installing his own people, that attorney's office in dc immediately moved to drop the charges, and undo the guilty plea from trump national security adviser mike flynn. moved to undo the recommended sentence for trump adviser roger stone, just convicted of multiple felonies, this was the same attorney's office that folded to the pressure to bring charges against obama's white house counsel after berman refused to do it because there was no case. that case was soap palpably week, the jury voted to acquit in less than five hours. that rarely happens to federal prosecutors, but it happened there, because there was no case, because trump insisted that the prosecution be brought forward. one u.s. attorney's office looked into it and said are you kidding? there's nothing here. the other one went ahead and did it., because that is what trump demanded. even though there was no case. jeffrey berman saw what had happened in

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