fara"s comments d only push putin further. fara"s comments about i only push putin further. about russia are e comments about russia are disgraceful. i have always been clear that putin bears responsibility, sole responsibility, for the russian invasion of ukraine. i think anybody who wants to stand as a representative in our parliamentary should be really clear that russian aggression on the battlefield, online, we stand against that aggression. the liberal democrat leader, _ against that aggression. the liberal democrat leader, said _ against that aggression. the liberal democrat leader, said davey, - against that aggression. the liberal democrat leader, said davey, on i against that aggression. the liberal democrat leader, said davey, on al democrat leader, said davey, on a chicken farm this morning said that only president putin was responsible for the death of civilians in ukraine. mr faraj's political opponents are hoping the chance of winning clacton are dented by his views. spanish police say they have the resources to continue the search for 19—year—old jay slater w

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we know that fara has been applied when it comes to bob use, and folks that have supported brush over the years, we know that fara has been wide when it comes to people with a charge, with the fences they're speaking or working on behalf of a rock when it comes to israel, it comes alternately down to, you know, truman said 48 when he initially was opposed to the photo. quote, the establishment stated is real. truman said eventually i'm not interested. i don't think it's a good idea. but after discussion, she made some comments which remain true today. palestinians don't have money and they don't well use of america have money and they do, but look at allison's white. late allison gave hundreds of millions of dollars to the israel for ever has been sitting on the fence because she supported the opponents initially against the trump. and the last few days you said i'm giving you $100000000.00. yep. do what you want with it, just make sure it is real, has no headaches as no problem, just committed as much genocide as possible. so you have, this is the implicit, the where on the one hand

>> those fara claims have been lurking below the surface for so long, liz, and people, judges, lawyers, others have actually asked the prosecutors, is there a farc ara case to be -- fara case to be brought here? there seems to be a good deal of evidence that would support charges. the prosecutors haven't yet charged them, but it would completely open the door to a much broader scope of conduct involving hunter biden's dealings with his father, with other members of the biden family and really put an entirely new spotlight on a much broader spectrum of can conduct than we've been looking at to date. elizabeth: tom, you mentioned conduct. this is about the u.s. economy, the u.s. election. you wonder if the narrative should now shift to the democrats' claims that the hunter biden laptop was russian disinformation. that has all the hallmarks of an american disinformation campaign, misleading america before the 2020 election. the big back story is joe biden, nancy pelosi, you know, chuck schumer, adam schiff. u.s. intelligence if officials literally lying to america that hunter biden's lapt

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now, if he was lobbyingf on behalhef of a foreign entity, why didn't he register r with fara? isn't that required by law?re and why did hunter and the entire biden family use over 20 shell corporationes, according to the house oversight committee? were those accounts used actually used to funnel foreign funds to different members of the familtow y? hmm. interesting questions. right. did the big gu y benefit from hunter's foreign deals in any way? according to the laptop, that apparently is very real. all ths very re guy had 10% pute for him and hunter complainedst- bitterly about giving half his income to pops and complained about, paying for pops as home repairs. why did the big guy lie to you? every one of you watching this show about meeting with his son's business associates, remember, joe said overme eve and over, he never one time ever spoke to his son. brother, anybody about theses fo foreign business deals. devon archerre said he recallse bi joe biden calling into at least 20 meeting s with and theses fore foreign business partners. and what about burismasiness, the uk

i'm struck by as a final thought is the opinion polls have barely budged in inch this campaign as farasas far as the conservatives and labour are concerned with labour miles ahead. when you watch that debate tonight, it felt much more competitive than those polls might suggest, a snap polls might suggest, a snap poll from you gob suggested it was 50—50 in terms of the performance of each of them as far as the audience at home was concerned. nothing yet in this campaign has significantly shifted these polls. let's see if this or anything in the final week can or does. wikileaks founderjulian assange is begining his first day as a free man in his home country. he reached a plea bargain with the american authorities — pleading guilty to a single charge of conspiracy. it's the end of a m years legal odyssey — in which he battled with us officials who accused him of leaking classified documents. our australia correspondent katy watson reports. cheering and applause. a political win for australia. a personal victory for julian assange and his family. this is a homecoming they've long been wai

we know that fara has been applied when it comes to lobbyist and folks that are supported brush over the years. we know this power has been applied when it comes to people that they charge with the fences. they're speaking or working on behalf of a rock, but when it comes to israel, it comes ultimately down to, you know, true instead of 48, when he initially was opposed to photo, quote, the establishment, the state of his real truman said eventually i'm not interested. i don't think it's a good idea, but after discussion she made some comments which remain true today. palestinians don't have money and they don't vote. use of america have money and they do, but look at allison's white. late allison gave hundreds of millions of dollars to the israel for ever has been sitting on the fence because she supported the opponents initially against the trump. and the last few days she said, i'm giving you $100000000.00. yep. do what you want with it. just make sure it is real, has no headaches as no problem and come in as much genocide as possible. so you have, this is the publicity we're on t

now, homes, as faras i'm aware, once destroyed in this particular fire but there have aware, once destroyedomes are indeed bad.- lots of previous incidents where homes are indeed bad. thank you for brinuain us homes are indeed bad. thank you for bringing us the _ homes are indeed bad. thank you for bringing us the latest. _ iran's supreme court has overturned a death sentence against the popular rapper, toomaj salehi. he was jailed for backing the nationwide protests which were sparked by mahsa amini's death. she died in police custody in 2022 after being arrested for violating dress rules for women. mr salehi's lawyer says the supreme court has ordered a retrial. the rapper became a symbol of resistance, with artists including coldplay and sting joining the international campaign to save his life. earlier — i spoke to kasra naji — a correspondent at the bbc�*s persian service about what happens now. it doesn't mean that mr salehi is out of the words, it goes back to a lower court which will re—examine the case and assign a new sentence. so, that is where we are today. so we don't know why

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where are the criminal referrals for fara, for money laundering, for corruption, for influence peddlingestigation of joe biden. hunter biden, jim biden, eric schwerin, devin archer, these are witnesses in an a investigation of joe biden. this was always about joe biden. we're going to do everything we can to hold 00 unhad and all the different can -- hunter biden and all the different shady associates accountable. this is the beginning. the next step will be accountability for joe biden. i think everyone that kept up with the investigation will be very eager to see what the step is. maria: so he says the next step is this report that he's coming out with later on in the week. we'll see about that. but i want to get into this laptop situation, he joe pinion. although hunter biden's laptop was entered into federal court as evidence, okay, prosecutors used it as evidence. the 51 former intelligence officials who claimed it was russian disinformation before the election are still refusing to admit the aauthenticity of the lap top. we reached out to all 51 spies. former director of national

questions, which is specifically whether there would be any fir investigation into other crimes, like farad she revealed to the parties they had not reached an agreement on that. the prosecution thought it was still fair game, the defense thought it was a wrapup of everything globally, and then they both backed away from the deal. that leaves us back to square zero, and i americanly find the tax case to be a bit more serious. they're not always brought. it depends on the tax loss, but it also brought more frequently if there's also an effort to conceal other illegal behavior. that appears to be the allegations in the hunter biden tax case. >> mark, there any evidence at all of political interference by the justice department or by the president in what the justice department is doing here, as republicans are claiming? >> you know, despite those claims, they have not been able to point to or proud any interference whatsoever in the independent counsel's investigation. the type of case we're showing here is a difficult thing to be used as an example. against, the evidence is fairly straightf

prosecutors through doj in this trial but more specifically, blew through the statute of limitations on the faraa cardinal sin in the prosecutor world would have led to bigger problems with team biden and joe biden himself with the money trail. all the money in this trial in the laptop tawas paying for all these drugs and for the late nights with the ladies. that all came from these foreign business dealings. so, team biden is saying nobody is above the law. they are going to go with the ruling here. let's note forget the back story how they tried to push this away from the american people and on the more serious charges. prosecutors were perfectly fine with allowing those to lapse. >> trace: meridith mcgraw, she is talking about the drugs. and really you can't ignore the evidence. you put this up on the screen this is from the prosecution october 13, 2018, one day after buying the revolver, hunter biden texted hallie biden that he was waiting behind blue rock stadium for a dealer named mookie. the text reads: why won't you answer my calls? where are you? where are you with somebody? bernard han

waiting long enough that his foreign agent the charges of him being unregistered foreign agent the faraes evaporate. those are the real things. nobody wants him on the gun charge. they wanted to find out why was paul manafort in solitary confinement when you are doing the same thing, worse, on a multiple of countries? >> ainsley: maybe he was high when he was writing those text messages. think about we don't do drugs, we have had glasses of wine, maybe you are overserved a little bit too much. you say something to someone that you regret the next day. then can you understand how that could happen. maybe when he is texting people, talking about his dealer and he is sitting in the car smoking crack, he might have been high. >> brian: perfect punctuation for a crack guy. better than mine and i'm not on crack. right? >> steve: that is true. i have seen some of your text messages. >> brian: my dashes and my commas? >> steve: ultimately, the bigger issue here is this law that he is accused of breaking is to make sure that people who are not addicts or addicted to drugs get guns. that's really

in the future because they were thinking okay, the republicans are going to come after me with the farang. foreign agent registration thing. they didn't and now this is where he is. and for the president not to reveal whether or not is he going to pardon hunter, i mean, come on, if. >> brian: we know he is going to. >> steve: is he going to. >> brian: no political downside to it. >> lawrence: to steve's point, it wasn't just a typical immunity deal nobody everywhere seen it. >> lawrence: feds give immunity. he could never be charged again. is there any precedent for this. >> ainsley: someone else -- some people are asking now if he is going to drop out because of hunter biden's conviction. would he drop out now and then he could say we need to be there for hunter. we need to be there as a family and then pave the past for michelle obama. >> lawrence: she said she is done. >> ainsley: she did say she is done. >> brian: that would be nuts. come out over and over again and said she is done this woman named kamala harris that's the problem. that's the stop sign. really go going to take a bl

let's talk about money laundering, foreign countries, fara violations, use pakistan uzbekistan,all ofney from and that whole biden family sitting front row at the courthouse, they were just there because they love hunter, they were all there because they've got cash in their accounts because of what hunter biden did. and you can't deny it. >> jesse: so, marie, are you under the impression that there will be no pardon, no commutation? given, at all? >> marie: i would predict here there is a 0% chance that joe biden commute or pardons his son. i just do not think he will do it. because he is not that kind of man. judge jeanine, i respectfully disagree with what you said about the family sitting in the front row of that courtroom together. this is an incredibly close family. >> greg: too close. >> marie: they have been through so much tragedy in their lives. they have been through enormous challenges. addiction is a huge problem for many americans, and i think there is a lot of sympathy and empathy for what hunter went through, for what his family has gone through, and i do think at the

re—spend from the public, there'd be no point to it as far as many public, there'd be no point to it as faras and where there literally is almost no otherjump. places like plymouth, south wales east, the northeast and northwest. places where going into the armed forces is the only way to get some skills and a job, and sometimes some place to live when you get kicked out of home. once the armed forces becomes an unattractive working class occupation for people who have no hope of doing something else — and i'm not saying that about the armed forces, that's the way it seen in whitehall particularly — then it doesn't become the kind of thing that people will generally think, "you know what, i'm desperate to join the royal navy, i think i'll get loads of skills and see the world." you do still have people like that but it's not seen as attractive. like that but it's not seen as attractive-— like that but it's not seen as attractive. �* ., , �* . ., ., attractive. but doesn't it come from to down attractive. but doesn't it come from top down and _ attractive. but doesn't it come from top down and

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so the foreign agent, the fara, as we call it, that probably is what should have been investigated. and that's, that's kind of what i was saying this morning. >> and the fact that biden's statement is saying, you know, i will accept this , package of will accept this, package of papers, which, as you say, hunter biden guilty of buying gun illegally, and the president saying, i will stand by this. and i thought, i bet you will, because this is a safe way, exactly, of putting him behind bars, getting him out of the picture. and as you say, it's one of the few accusations that does not lead back potentially to the president of america. >> that's exactly right. and you'd think that the republicans would jump on this and go, yay! you know, we got somebody . but, you know, we got somebody. but, it's interesting, a lot of republicans have come out and said, look, i have no doubt this hunter deserves to be in jail for something, but this isn't it. and actually, they don't like it because of the possible infringement on second amendment rights , saying, you know, rights, saying, you know, be

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