while to help us understand what this will means, i'm not joined demonstrative by all tis donald cortez donald bunch come in. i mean, the 1st thing that the u. s. has a habits of declaring every thing, and it's a threat to, to us national security. so what do we know about this new threat? that's a much well, this declaration of an apparent and t satellite threat from russia comes about a day after the republican chairman of the house intelligence committee said that there was an urgent threat to national security. but he didn't actually specify what at the time, and pretty much immediately after that initial statement, we saw the main stream media accusing russia, citing anonymous sources. and this, the fact that this seems to have had this new artificial wave of fear i'd actually has seems to have a united re both republicans and democrats with even nancy pelosi praising the chairman of the house intelligence committee was taken. listen, and i wanna thank take sullivan for being here today. he had a great presentation, very thoughtful, where he's the chairman of the intelligence commi

so named digital games have kicked off and the russian city of cars on our to is donald cortez is there and funded this report of the international fidget old games that the future event is under way. here in cars on russia, people from all different countries are in attendance, enjoying all different forms of entertainment, and getting a glimpse into what fun in the future is going to look like. the news of my 1st time playing fidgeted, and it's a great experience. i do take pride and you know, represent possible and me and my teammates so you know, we try to play as long as we can play anytime weekend regards to sports or anything that we can join together and just have fun and entertainment. i think this is good for peace and go for everyone. well, as my 1st time arrives, uh, everything was amazing. seems they want people was really nice. the reception was really warm. so i'm really happy and grateful to read here is my for experience like playing music, all you know, playstation and also about the possible player. so it's everything new for us. so we are really up to 3 years. i real

is donald cortez? definitely been quite interesting to see just how social media has exploded with all different shades of speculation. after just a few pictures surface, the tucker carlson, enjoying a ballet at the ball show theater. i mean, although tucker himself has said that he's in the country just to see russia. the main theory that most people are spreading around is that he's here for an interview with russian president vladimir, put in something that tucker himself also has neither confirmed nor denied. but whatever the case is, we've seen a lot of liberals throw in absolute fear about this, saying that he should not be able to return to the united states just for setting foot and russia. others are saying that the republicans are taking marching orders from the kremlin was taken. listen, perhaps we need a total incomplete shut down of tucker carlson. re entering the united states until our country's representatives can figure out what is going on. tucker carlson has been 3 days in moscow. 8

donald trump's. stuart: alexandria ocasio cortez insists biden is one of the most successful presidents in modern americanistory. they are circling the wagons, no surprise, the president is doing his bit too. no cognitive test, no release of the transcript of the interviews whether memory loss was reported to be. one week in, biden at this point is weathering the storm. democrats have little choice but to support him. biden won't step aside voluntarily. using the 25th amendment to get him out is not going to work and waiting until the convention in august is sure to leave it too late. it's a stalemate which means biden remains the candidate unless there's a dramatic event where the president is obviously incapacitated. that means president kamala harris. second hour of varney just getting started. molly hemingway is with me this morning. i just don't see how biden can be president for another five years. how about you? >> we are in dangerous times. i was thinking while listening to hillary vaughan's interviews, merrick garland accepted the report from special counsel robert hur which said a jury would fin

cortez. first, after donald trump destroys a bipartisan border bill, senator chris murphy, who negotiated the bill on a just utterly jaw-dropping day in the u.s. senate. that's next. parodontax is clinically proven to reverse the signs of early gum disease. parodontax, the gum experts. >>> we delivered a bipartisan bill to fix the border with the republican senator appointed by the republican caucus to cut the deal. and within 24 hours before the ink was even dry, republican senators decided they don't want to bipartisan bill to fix the border. they want to pretend they never asked for a bipartisan border bill. because what they actually want is chaos. because that's what donald trump says he wants. what the hell just happened? >> today, senate republicans killed a border deal. they voted it down, but they themselves had demanded and spent months negotiating. it's all part of sustained effort to appreciably damage our country. so make things worse in america so that donald trump has a better chance of being elected running against an incumbent. that's it. if you think that is hyperbole, okay?

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now us cortez rule of a former president, donald trump can face trial on charges of plotting to overturn the outcome of the 2020 election. the judge is unanimously ruled that he is nothing noon from prosecution. as a major setback for the republican fund, rather who was baffling multiple legal challenges ahead of this is by the central race. trump says he will appeal the ruling less towards the particle hanging his life in washington d. c. apache. so trump, as i mentioned, that no longer immune from prosecution in this case. what does all of this mean for the full deposit as well? this is a significant set back for the president, donald trump, in this case, as you mentioned, this appeals court, this 3 judge panel unanimously said he's not immune. so he is facing for pretty serious charges and related in relation to january 6 that can add up if convicted to decades in prison. so what is this whole argument about? well, courts have ruled in the past that when it comes to civil cases, presidents are in fact, immune from lawsuits for actions they took in office trumps attorneys at this appea

but when newly elected congresswoman alexandria ocasio- cortez was called upon, she focused on a relatively obscure part of donald trump's business dealings. >> to your knowledge, did the president ever provide inflated assets to an insurance company? >> yes. >> who else knows that the president did this? >> allen weisselberg, ron liebman, and matthew calamari. >> and we are with the committee find more information on this? do you think we need to review his financial statements and his tax returns in order to compare them? >> yes. and you would find it at the trump org. >> that moment set in motion a line of inquiry that led to the order today, filed a few hours ago. and now donald trump has just 30 days to pay the state of new york nearly half a billion dollars and counting. joining me now to discuss is congresswoman alexandria ocasio- cortez. she represents, of course, the 14th district of new york. it's great to see you in person. so, my first is -- it's amazing watching that tape. and i wonder if -- that was your freshman year. >> yeah, one of my first hearings as well. >> did you ever imagine that that line

but when newly elected congresswoman alexandria ocasio- cortez was called on, she focused on a relatively obscure part of donald trump's business dealings. if >> to your knowledge, did the president ever in provide inflated assets to an insurance company? >> yes. >> who else knows that the president did this? allen weisselberg -- and matthew kalahari. >> and where with the committee find more information on this? do you think we need to review his financial statements and his tax returns, in order to compare them? >> yes, and you would find it at the trump org. >> that moment set in motion a line of inquiry that led to the order today, filed a few hours ago, and now donald trump has just 30 days to pay the state of new york nearly half a billion dollars, and counting. >> joining me now to discuss is congresswoman alexandria ocasio- cortez. she represents of course the 14th district of new york. it's great to see. you >> thank you, it's good to see you in person, no. less >> so, my first is just, it's amazing watching that tape. and i wonder if, that was your freshman year. >> my first hearings as well. >> did y

cortez. well, smith seems like a slap in the face to kamala, too, if it comes down to joe biden and donald trumpwho's your pick? just because i need another stimulus, i'm hoping that once he gets there, he's got a chance, he gets a bad debt. he's not getting to put some respect on my yellow man. hey, that's my boy. houston, we have a problem. what do you want to tell jesse watters on fox news? you might as well run for president if you a good dude you from because america you free america. >> and a free a free jesse you're an you know i don't know why and laura? oh, you're pretty much almost anybody who's hosting show. >> what about me? you like me? you seem like a nice man. so you should watch fox news to see me. you? maybe i'll let me know. all right. did johnny just get us one more viewer? we'll take it. how about you get the book? i know you've heard me promote it before, but let me tell you where going to be. >> get it together. we're going to do a little tour. i will be in new jersey. >> i will be in new york. i will be in florida. i will be in california. and i'll be signing books. you ca

donald trump. >> it gets worse from there, at least if you are the white house. over on capitol hill, even some democrats are criticizing the president's new strategy. aoc, alexandria ocasio-cortezwriting on x, "doing trump impressions isn't how we beat trump. seeking asylum is a legal right of all people. in the face of authoritarian threat, we should not buckle on our principles. we should commit to them. the new suggestion is outrageous, and the president should refuse to sign it." the white house, for its part, says -- and this is important -- "executive action alone simply cannot deliver the policy reforms congress can provide," but as you and i have talked about plenty of times, lawmakers say there are tons of laws already on the books, and it's time for the administration to follow the law we have, trace. >> trace: nothing i can do, kevin. they have to have congress do the whole thing. thank you. let's bring in axiom strategies' erin perrine and politico's washington reporter, daniel lipman. to you first. here's what karine jean-pierre said just last month. watch. >> he has done more than any prior president to secure the border and build a safe, orderly, and humane immig

donald trump election. it is not a joke. it is not a game. >> we need >> to protect our democracy chrissy and ideally it's going to be on progressive values, democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortezd to have you. thank you so much is still very early in the special congressional election with the strength of the the republican majority in the house on the line, we're standing by for more votes to come in after this quick break we're here to get your sudden store fares, library prostitution. why do we keep ending? now? >> you can't write this stuff >> united states of scandal with jake tapper, back-to-back premieres sunday at nine on cnn. >> my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis helped me back. now, whiskey rizzi, i'm all and with clear skin, thanksgiving we've sky rizzi three out of four people achieved 90% clear skin at for months. and most people were clear even at five years. >> sky rosie, it's >> just four doses a year after two starter doses serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your dr. if you have an infection or symptoms had a vaccine or planned to >> now, the time ask your dr. about taggard's >> t