, let’s call it ford trump, pay, now they already have svina usti gas terminal, i really like the nameiant of tamogaf missiles, which flies far with a nuclear warhead, this is a grounded version removed from a ship, placed on the ground, so if we speak from a military point of view, i’m finishing with them consider, in fact, it is already such an opportunity, but you still have to pay the americans, that is, in other words, you are answering the question to which many were worried, that this whole story of duda’s dispute with tusk about whether to take it or not, this in fact, such a struggle of the nanai boys to show the americans that they need to add a little something else to pinyondze so that they mean this, that is, as if there is a prospect of american weapons appearing there, that’s for sure. and this, of course, makes us think that we will have many more red lines, there will still be something to discuss, this is good, life goes on, and there is still a lot of good things in it, for example, advertising on channel one, wonderful, most interesting, chairman joint chiefs of sta

have long maintained warm relations, once duda even suggested naming a military base in poland ford trump. in an interview with the polish media, duda said that during this meeting, he told trump that american aid is extremely ukraine needs, well, earlier, it was less than two weeks ago, david cameron, the british foreign minister, had a similar meeting with trump. during a private dinner, cameron convinced ex-president trump that helping ukraine is in the interests of the states, not to give moscow to capture ukraine, that was what the guardian wrote at the time. it is not known whether he convinced, at least journalists doubted at the time, but the director of the cia, william burns, whom i already quoted during my speech before the members of the congress, the day before he said that if they do not approve the aid to ukraine for... kyiv may be defeated in the war by the end of this year, and, as reported by the new york times, at a time when many in europe is worried about the prospect of a second donald trump presidency, which they believe could end us support for ukraine, some of rus

financial officer of donald trump's real estate empire has been sentenced to 5 months in prison for perjury. allen wizell the pleaded guilty to line while giving testimony in a civil ford lawsuit board against the trump organization to the west. japan, as the philippines are preparing for a summit on the perceived security threat from china. us president joe biden is said, the partnership between washington in tokyo is i'm breakable. bite and, and the japanese prime minister from the oak issue. the hotel with the philippine president, photon, and marcus junior. it's the 1st such summit between the 3 nations out east asia correspond to james chase. looks at what's at stake in the south china sea this week. show a force from the us and it's in the pacific allies, the us, japan and the philippines along side of straight here in that 1st of the joint naval exercises designed to uphold freedom of navigation in the contested waters. the drills are probably you to another fuss thursday's historic summit between the leaders of the us, japan and the philippine spots. the 2 countries with which washington has mutual defense treaties bringing these nations together, what some jap

quite frankly, i mean i can't imagine a more different human being and gerald ford than donald trump.ioned, i photographed every president since lbj. so i know what they look like and how they act and how they do things when you say it's a crutch, what's really going on >> afraid of donald trump, that's what's going on. that's what liz is saying. its effect i've been really heartened actually, this. i got no pleasure out of doing this >> i'm >> not an in front of me behind the camera person out front person. and they're afraid people but reaction i've gotten to this, which i'm kind of stunned really, it's been like 99% positive it's hard to imagine >> no one >> agrees on anything anymore. it seems i've just had a real outpouring of support. but really it's for the country and it's for liz and she's the leader of the pack. and i admire her. she's got real courage >> well, david, i mean, you it's i've seen you out with liz cheney as you've documented at parts of her life. and i obviously learned so much from you watching you cover presidential campaigns early on in my career. and it rea

in the second round, the world number two judd trump, todd ford, fresh from his first entry against theould be a tough test forjudd trump, — would be a tough test forjudd trump, second favourite this season he has _ trump, second favourite this season he has had, — trump, second favourite this season he has had, but tom ford, coming through— he has had, but tom ford, coming through the — he has had, but tom ford, coming through the first round, come forward — through the first round, come forward withjust be in dreamland, confident— forward withjust be in dreamland, confident and looking forward to it and loving — confident and looking forward to it and loving it. i think you would pay very well— and loving it. i think you would pay very well but a tough match. we may even see tom — very well but a tough match. we may even see tom ford _ very well but a tough match. we may even see tom ford smiles, _ very well but a tough match. we may even see tom ford smiles, you i very well but a tough match. we mayj even see tom ford smiles, you never know, that's it from us, and more to come from 7

. >> greg: there you go, and endorsement of donald trump from harold ford jr. >> harold: i'm for joe t trump is doing a good job campaigning. >> greg: all right, coming up, trump hair plagiarist joy reid is treating the indictments like the bible. t♪ ♪ ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. presentation looks great. thanks! thanks! voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices so you can reach today's financial goals. that one! and look forward, to a more confident future. that is one dynamic duo. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. it's time to feed the dogs real food, not highly processed pellets. the farmer's dog is fresh food made with whole meat and veggies. it's not dry food. it's not wet food. it's just real food. it's an idea whose time has come. ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: the media loves to smear trump supporters as a brainwashed cult, but they should look in the mirror. [laughter] one liberal anchor says she treats trump's indictments like the bible. >> i forgo

. >> and endorsement of donald trump from harold ford junior. >> i'm saying he's done a good job campaigninging up... is treating the indictments like the bible. ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: the media love >> the media loves to smear trump supporters as a brainwashed cult but they should look in the mirror. [ laughter ] one liberal anchor says she treats trump's indictments like the bible. >> i forgot my copy of my book. i would bring the indictments everywhere i go. >> it wouldn't be occult without some secret meetings. reporting that anti- trump legal pundits are holding private zoom calls where they discuss the former president's latest legal drama. while liberals are busy focusing on keeping trump hunkered down in court, 45 is turning the democrats political persecution into a campaign platform. >> we are going to be doing a rally at madison square garden we believe. we're going to have a big rally honouring the police, honouring the firemen and everybody. the biggest thing seems to be the... announcements all the way down to 1.6 percent and it's going to get worse. the numbers are very bad. it

snooker�*s world championship is into the second round — judd trump leads tom ford by 11 frames to fivehen maguire and shaun murphy are currently up against each other. you can follow that one on the bbc iplayer and sport website. later on, robert milkins has work to do against david gilbert — he's 12—4 down. his frustration showed in the earlier session when gilbert missed, milkins had to quickly pick it up and play again. it's the best of 25 frames with a place in the quarter—finalsd at stake. finally to tennis — where jack draper has been knocked out of the madrid open this afternoon. draper was comfortably beaten in straight sets by eighth seed hubert hurkacz of poland in the second round, in a match that lasted an hour and a quarter. reigning mens champion carlos alcaraz is also through. and that's all the sport for now. it has been an another interesting week in uk politics. is there an election looping, we're waiting for a date. we are less than a week away from local and mirrors and policing crime commissioner elections across england. joining me now bbc west midlands political

well, trump, who was the 2019 world champion, has progressed into the quarterfinals at the crucible by beating fellow englishman tom fordhat he may join a break away tour. and that's all the sport for now. thank you. police in the united states have moved in on a pro—palestinian protest at northeastern university in boston. officials said about 100 people were detained as they were moved from the site, but that those with student id would be released and not face any legal action. it's the latest stand—off in a wave of pro—palestinian sit—ins that have sprung up at campuses around the united states. our north america correspondent will vernon is following developments from washington. the main incident today has been at northeastern university in boston, as you mention. the university administration have just told us that over a dozen people who were detained were released after showing their student id. as you mentioned around 100 of them detained at that protest. but it is notjust boston. there are protests going on all over the country this morning, in indiana, in colombia. these protest camps have spread across the

the 2019 champion trump resumed 11—5 up against tom ford. and duly wrapped up the match 13 frames to ch, stephen maguire leads shaun murphy by seven frames to four. next up for trump is the winner of the match between welshman jakjones and china's sijiahui who reached the semi—finals last year. they resume shortly withjones 9—7 up. you can follow all the action from the world snooker on the bbc sport website and app. in rugby union, it all comes down to today, to decide the women's six nations. england play france in bordeaux at teatime. it's winner takes all. the red roses have not lost in the competition for 28 games, but their last defeat was away against france in 2018. the girls are really looking forward to just putting the performance out on the pitch, and the players that have not played in a hostile environment like this, it's for the senior players to put their arm around, checking on them, and, you know, just remember to enjoy the moment however the moment is, because you don't know when it's your last. ireland take on scotland with third place and a spot in the world cup a

there was no chance he would quit. 0n the table in sheffield, trump progressed into the quarterfinals by beating fellow englishman tom ford shaun murphy by ten frames to six at the end of the session. next up forjudd trump is the winner of the match between welshman jakjones and china's sijiahui who reached the semi—finals last year. these are live pictures from the crucible. they began the afternoon resume shortly withjones 9—7 up and the latest is... 9-7 you can follow all the action from the world snooker on the bbc sport website and app. in rugby union, it all comes down to today to decide the women's six nations. england play france in bordeaux, with less than two hours to kick off. it's winner takes all, in this one. the red roses have not lost in the competition for 28 games, but their last defeat was away against france in 2018. ireland are currently taking on scotland with third place and a spot in the world cup at stake... it's 5—0 there. and in the first game of the day, wales beat italy 22—20.... but didn't get the bonus—point win needed to avoid finishing bottom of the table for the first time. and that's all

and the number 2 seed judd trump is 6—2 up in his second round match against tom ford after the first olympics — trail running. will pitts is part of a team running from london to paris to campaign for its inclusion in the games in brisbane in 2032. charlie rose has been to meet him. braving the elements on the north kent coast, as a seasoned trail runner there's nothing will pitts likes better then going off the beaten track. here he is scaling the south downs as part of a relay team running from london to paris, in an effort to try and bring trail running to be a games. do we need really need running in the olympic games? this�*s a good point, but this is more real running, this is what humans used to do, we're not naturally made to run in a circle, we are made to clamber over rocks and trees and sort of things like that. health and safety concerns meant it never returned. but today it's popularity appears to be growing with the likes of russ cook from sussex, nicknamed the hardest geezer, successfully running the full length of africa in 352 days. now will wants to see other people

the 2019 champion trump resumed 11—5 up against tom ford, and duly wrapped up the match 13 frames to maguire leads shaun murphy by seven frames to four. in rugby union, it all comes down to today to decide the women's six nations. england play france in bordeaux at teatime. it's winner takes all. the red roses have not lost in the competition for 28 games, but their last defeat was away against france in 2018. the girls are really looking forward to just putting the performance out on the pitch, and the players that have not played in a hostile environment like this, it's for the senior players to put their arm around, checking on them, and, you know, just remember to enjoy the moment however the moment is, because you don't know when it's your last. now, in golf, how about this from 23—year—old american auston kim at thejm eagle la championship in california? here she is at the 18th hole. now earlier in the day, another american, alexa pano, had managed a hole in one on the par—312th. not to be outdone, kim managed this. herfirst hole in one, or ace as they're known, at the 18th. wo

the 2019 champion trump resumed 11—5 up against tom ford and duly wrapped up the match 13—7.in rugby union, it all comes down to today, to decide the women's six nations. england play france in bordeaux at teatime. it's winner takes all. the red roses have not lost in the competition for 28 games, but their last defeat was away against france in 2018. the girls are really looking forward to just putting the performance out on the pitch, and the players that have not played in a hostile environment like this, it's for the senior players to put their arm around, checking on them, and, you know, just remember to enjoy the moment however the moment is, because you don't know when it's your last. ireland take on scotland with third place and a spot in the world cup at stake. but first up wales are hosting italy, the visitors leading 7—5. the welsh are bottom of the table and need at least a bonus—point win over italy to avoid what would be a first wooden spoon. now in golf, how about this from 23 year old american auston kim, at thejm eagle la, championship in california. here she

ford, gm, election year politics. there is a wide open issue for someone like trump to exploit. >> in ford's case a traditional auto automaker. you are also considering the hundreds of millions of dollars you spend on research and development. all that being said tesla, a well-oiled machine at this point. figure of speech. not oil. a well-charged machine at this point. you look at tesla and recorded it first drop in sales as well. you have to wonder if maybe people don't want to spend $40,000 on a base model of one of these e.v.s. >> dana: and super inconvenient to charge it and everything. you had an example of that. >> i had to drive somebody to the grocery store overnight and it was charging overnight and forgot it was there. a gas uber to get your electric vehicle. very complicated. >> dana: the biden administration had regulations on coal-fired power plants and make sure those folks won't ever be able to charge their vehicle. chatgpt, a.i., it might be sexist. so chat ggt for secretary is only women. investor only men. >> you and i aren't up there under secretaries. chatgpt

and the number two seed — judd trump is 6—2 up in his second round match against tom ford after the first the olympics — trail running. will pitts is part of a team running from london to paris to campaign for it's inclusion in the games in brisbane in 2032. charlie rose has been to meet him. braving the elements on the north kent coast, as a seasoned trail runner there is nothing will pitts likes better then going off the beaten track. there he is scaling the south downs as part of a really team running from london to paris, in an effort to try and bring trail running to be a games. [30 trail running to be a games. do we trail running to be a games. dr? we need really need running in the olympic games? this is more real running, this is what humans used to do, we are naturally made to run in a circle, we are made to clamber over rocks and trees and sort of thing. over rocks and trees and sort of thin. . . over rocks and trees and sort ofthin. . ., , of thing. health and safety concerns — of thing. health and safety concerns that _ of thing. health and safety concerns that meant - of thin

trump crime wave. and no one, not even harold ford jr., is going to buy that. >> greg: it's funny you bring up harold.d something so interesting when we were getting massages this morning. you said to me, you said it so funny, greg, think about how trump was the law and order president of 2016, and now it is 2024, maybe he was simply ahead of his time. remember you said that? >> harold: your massage must not have been as good as mine because i don't remember that. >> greg: you are trying to bribe us, our new? >> harold: i do want 150 million if you win a share. i would say a couple of things about this. 80% of this is the white house's response to billy right now because the of the ability to do executive orders and then you put pressure on congress and 20% is congress. it is amazing to me how serious this issue is, have a corresponding lack of action on everybody's side. let's say we take president trump at his word and he is going to be elected president in november. that means he wants us to wait seven months, and perhaps another 2 million people, 1.5 million people entering the country illegally,

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courtroom and we'll watch trump's plane go to new york and we'll watch trump's motorcade go to the courthouse and there's something very white ford bronco about that. >> yeah. >> sarah, do you think that the trump trials should be televised? you wish it was? >> i hadn't thought about it until it's preconscious was just saying i certainly would love to see it. and i do think i think it would be bad for trump if it was televised. i think him sitting there and the way that he fights with the judge's like the reason he's been getting these big verdicts against him and these civil trials like the e jean carroll israel is because he's such a jerk in the courtroom he fights with the there's a reason there's a gag order on this one. he has been attacking the judge and the judge has family. and so i think if there were cameras, it would be bad for him instead, he gets to come out and control the environment with the cameras, which he likes. so yeah, i like to see this trial. yeah. and there's no unpredictably unpredictability either around the moments that matter hey, happen in the courtroom. all right >> well how's that for the end of a

well, trump, who was the 2019 world champion, has progressed into the quarterfinals at the crucible by beating fellow englishman tom fordnd that's all the sport for now. thanks, karthi. ukraine says its energy infrastructure has been hit again in another night of russian air attacks. officials in kharkiv said one missile had hit the grounds of a psychiatric hospital, damaging buildings and injuring a woman. there were also attacks in the dnipro region in central ukraine and in the western areas of lviv and ivano—frankivsk. officials say equipment was damaged and at least one energy worker injured. russia has repeatedly targeted ukrainian energy infrastructure over recent months. it's attacks such as these that have led to the us providing more aid for ukraine. the united states outlined what will be included in a $6 billion package of military assistance. it's part of a larger $60 billion commitment approved by congress a week ago following 6 months of delays. the package will focus on air defence and includes interceptor missiles, anti—drone systems and artillery ammunition. what's not included are the new patriot air

courtroom and we'll watch trump's plane go to new york and we'll watch trump's motorcade go to the courthouse and there's something very white fordat. >> yeah. >> sarah, do you think that the trump trials should be televised? you wish it was? >> i hadn't thought about it until it's preconscious was just saying i certainly would love to see it. and i do think i think it would be bad for trump if it was televised. i think him sitting there and the way that he fights with the judge's like the reason he's been getting these big verdicts against him and these civil trials like the e jean carroll israel is because he's such a jerk in the courtroom he fights with the there's a reason there's a gag order on this one. he has been attacking the judge and the judge has family. and so i think if there were cameras, it would be bad for him instead, he gets to come out and control the environment with the cameras, which he likes. so yeah, i like to see this trial. yeah. and there's no unpredictab

i think that is ridiculous and i wish that ford had not pardoned nixon because what that had done is basically given a president like donald trumpery well and tried to get nixon to get an apartment in trump tower and trump actually leaked that he was coming there falsely, believe it or not. i know it sounds very out of character. i actually talked with ford in his retirement. i can understand you wanted to pardon nixon but why didn't you get in and sign a confession saying i did obstruct justice. i did terrible things and i am grateful that i've been pardoned. ford said nixon has suffered enough. he retired. i don't think he suffered enough and the result is the presidents of the future like donald trump and richard nixon think that they can break the law in the way that the rest of us cannot, and get away with it and retiring to your oceanside mentioned, we are going to be in a world of hurt and presidents are going to be dig taters. >> an important note of caution, michael beschloss, thank you, sir. how are they going to pick this jury? when they come back we will tell you. tell you. s nothing, really... -it's contagious. you

trump actually leaked that he was coming there falsely, believe it or not. i know it sounds very out of character. the point is, i actually talked to fordnt and i said, i can understand that you wanted to pardon nixon, but why didn't you at least get him to sign a confession saying i did obstruct justice. i did terrible things and i'm grateful that i've been pardoned. ford said nixon has suffered enough, he retired. i don't think he did suffer enough. and the result is that the presidents of the future, like donald trump, like richard nixon think that they can break the law in a way that the rest of us cannot and get away with it, and the worst punishment is retiring to your oceanside mansion, as was true of both nixon and trump, then we are going to be in a world of hurt and presidents are going to be dictators. >> an important note of caution here as we go into it. historian michael beschloss, thank you. how are they going to pick this jury? we'll tell you. jury we'll tell you yeah, most scented stuff gives me a headache, but this is just right. and i don't like anything. but i like this. get a light scent that lasts with no heavy per

ford. rivian is down .50% in the pre-market. >>> and trump media is extending the slide after the company debuted at the end of march, but shares have fallen 35% since then. >>> shares of lockheed martin winning a contract worth $4 billion. the funding is meant to develop capabilities for the missile core command system. the shares are higher right now. >>> first quarter earnings season is officially here. big banks like wells fargo and citi and blackrock are kicking off before the opening bell today. arabile gumede is joining me here in london with the key financials this season. arabile. >> a modest start is what you anticipate particularly for the remainder of the year. you look at the first quarter and 5% is what you get. we are gearing up for the first quarter earnings season. analysts are optimistic than they were heading into last year for the full-year earnings per share across the s&p 500. we are expecting that number to be 9.8%. that is double the 4.1% that we were seeing as we entered 2023 according to lseg data. earnings as well as revenue growth is expected to be positive in the firs

moving out of the united states under donald trump has posted a $175 million bond in his new york civil fords. he was initially ordered to pay $164 million but an appeals court said he could pay the smaller sum within 10 days. the payment means the former president staves off asset seizures by the state. mr trump claims it's all a political witch hunt. it's just one of several court cases he's facing as he looks toward the november election. our correspondent peter bowes has more. donald trump was originally ordered to pay $451; million, that was thejudgement ordered to pay $451; million, that was the judgement against him in the case in which he was found to have used fraudulent is nurse tactics to increase the profits of his company. donald trump has indicated that he is appealing that decision but his lawyers have said that it has proven to be a practical impossibility getting a bond of that huge amount, almost half $1 billion, to satisfy the legal system in new york while the appeal process moves forward. so there was an appeal of that and a panel ofjudges last month slashed the amount t

chance he would quit. 0n the table in sheffield, the 2019 winner trump progressed into the quarter—finals by beating fellow englishman tom fordof the session. i have absolutely no doubt that i will be playing on this tour for the foreseeable future. i think for me playing and exhibitions, series or whatever it is, is not right for me at this moment in time. i have got so much life to achieve in the game and money me at this moment in time is not the priority. i need to hopefully put some question marks to bait and stuff like that. at the madrid 0pen where last year�*s finalist iga swiatek eased past romania�*s sorana cirstea in straight sets to reach the last 16. play started with the roof closed but that had no effect on swiatek who rushed to a 4—love lead inside 22 minutes.... the second set followed a similar pattern, as the world number one swiatek wrapped up the win .. 6-1 6-1. in rugby union, france against england will decide the women�*s six nations championship... with around half an hour to kick off. (full frame gfx) ireland currently are in action against scotland — with third place and a world cup place at stake 1

and the 2019 champion trump, who beat tom ford, has revealed that he's rejected an approach to join abritish number one cam norrie is through to the third round of the madrid open tennis. norrie, bottom of your screen here, beat the brazilian teenager joao fonseca in straight sets to make it to round three for the third successive year. he'll next play the norwegian fifth seed, and two—time french open runner—up casper ruud, who won the barcelona title last week. and rafael nadal has his first win over a top 20 player in 527 days after he beat alex de minaur in straight sets in madrid. big win for nadal against the player who beat him in barcelona ten days prior. this is most likely rafa's final season on the tour and he'll play argenitina's pedro cachin next. the french open just under a the french openjust under a month away, rafael nadal desperate to be there and looking good for the moment. ., ., , ., ., moment. indeed, and he loves roland garros, doesn't _ moment. indeed, and he loves roland garros, doesn't he? _ moment. indeed, and he loves roland garros, doesn't he? that _ mome

trumps of victory in arizona. a charge with 9 counts each of conspiracy, ford, and forgery. now thousands of people have been forced to free the homes due to severe flooding and tenure. the floods of civil lodged in time neighborhoods in the capital of my road being displaced, moving 11000 households, weeks of heavy rain full coming off 2 months of drought. we left millions of people also facing hung up. we've been seeing extraordinary scenes across the skies of athens, which turned a bright orange off to counts of dust, flew in from his heart, does it? the greek government has now issued health warnings to those with on the line health problems. so he gave good explains apocalyptic scenes over the acropolis as dust from the heart. accumulated india, it cost a shroud of athens, turning the skies an orange hue, to reducing visibility and prompting will socrates to sound the alarm? we have to be careful to not breeze, so it's air right. and we have to stay home. many took the advice to stay in doors, it was time to come to have useful area. i felt discomfort. i tried to deal w

retaliate against the organization if donald trump is reelected in the letter, he writes, quote the historical irony was completely lost on you, gerald ford became president in part because richard nixon had ordered the development of an enemies list and demanded his underlings use the irs against those listed. that's exactly what the executive committee fears will happen if there's a second coming of donald trump unquote. >> the >> author of the resignation letter, pulitzer prize winning political photographer, david hume ketterle is here that the political, the pulitzer, prize you want for your amazing photography during the vietnam war, though i believe you closed your letter, david, by writing this about the ford presidential foundation, quote it's now a place whose leadership is cowed by a demagogue, creating and promulgating the greatest crisis our country has faced since the civil war, unquote. is there any doubt in your mind that liz cheney was not selected for this honore because she is a vocal critic of trump oh, i think that's number one, two, and three they put out a statement saying it was about irs rules that you can't promo

trump. if the foundation that bears the name of gerald r. fordheney could still be considered for a medal in the future. we're back with charlie and david. david jolly, it is sort of the quintessential story that embodies the long reach of trump's modeling himself as an authoritarian figure. what do the rest of us do is a question i've tried to put out there. in this case the ford foundation gave up the opportunity to award someone pretty clearly the kind of person they've awarded in the past. >> yeah. and look, kennerly is taking on what he calls the tidal wave of timidity. and i think that's absolutely true. i mean, the road to authoritarianism, to autocracy, is normalized with a thousand small decisions. and in this case the decision was to instead give their annual award to mitch daniels, someone with a of public service considered a real gentleman in politics, but spent the last nine years as a university president and i'm not sure the profile encourages there for mitch daniels as the courage of liz cheney right now which is right kidderly i

whilejudd trump looks to be in good form, extending his lead over tom ford by six frames.e chase for quarterfinal places here at the crucible. we are into the last 16 and it's has been an eventful day. one match to talk about is the david gilbert qualifier, former semifinalist, but it looks like he is about to get over the line against robert milkins. boy did he surged towards the line today. he has surged towards the line today. he: has used the win against luca brecel in the first round as a springboard to gain much of the form he showed in the past. he looks very dangerous out there and has put paid to robert milkins is michael chances, 12—4 in front and robert milkins has let himself down a bit, looking frustrated with his play. through his cue. week down at the table in frustration, it's all over 12—a. his cue. week down at the table in frustration, it's all over12—1i. he frustration, it's all over12-lo. he is frustration, it's all over12-4. he is coming _ frustration, it's all over12—4. he is coming back this evening, just need the one friend to which a second quarte

trump jeers years . there you years and inflation was low. they remember they could have ford to put gas in their cars, and they could afford groceries, and life of better for americans. not permanent dc class or media but the americans. people have -- remember that things were good and they know that things are no grade now. larry: i have been arguing for attention to border. steve hilton, joe biden is out today on the campaign trial in pennsylvania. basically arguing for a 5 trillion dollar tax hike to renovate the economy is that terrific? he is blaming trump but he want to raise taxes under the trump tax cuts, and lower taxes are problem not the solution. >> it is just amazing. they never ever learn. they -- the bad ideas, just keep walking around the political landscape like zombies of the left, we can see impact of tax increases look at my state in call with highest taxes in country. -- in california with highest taxes wor. we have businesses leading we have highest unemployment lowist job creation, lowest income growth, the democrats love to expand the size and scope of

trump's narcicisstic criminal world view. for all of american history, we have said presidents are subject to criminal prosecution if they commit crimes. that's why gerald ford pardoned richard nixon. that's why bill clinton agrees to give up his law license with the bar for five years. now they say, well, if you're really mean to donald trump and hold him accountable the way every other american citizen is accountable, then he'll really overthrow the government. he'll really bring out the big guns and we can't afford that. and that's a kind of masochistic capitulation to donald trump's authoritarianism. of course we have to hold the president accountable to the law. it's the basic premise of our law that nobody is above the law, including the president. and when they say, oh, well, you can impeach and convict him and then you can prosecute him, again, that twists the language and turns it upside down in the constitution. it says even if you're impeached and convicted, nevertheless, you can still be prosecuted and tried and convicted and punished. presuming presupposing that of course the president is subject to criminal law, and now we've got a bunch of jus

ford, he was not connected. so today, 1st order of business, the jury is being selected. that must be quite a daunting task in a case against a former president though, right? everybody knows donald trump, everybody has feelings about donald trump. how will the court be able to find those 1212 people or fair and impartial? yeah, that's a, that's a very important point because especially also as the defense will most likely continue. this is strategy from previous trials, which is to paint as such cases as politically motivated to be just to donald trump, basically saying the same. so how does it work? potential jurors are randomly selected and then given a questionnaire and today, starting today, the prosecution ends defends each, get a to disqualify 10 people from the jury pool pool. and we probably know by the end of the week, who finally will be the jury. all right, but donald trump is not only a former president, he is also running for office again. now this is not the only charge he's facing if he is in fact convicted by that jury, that is right now being selected, what would happen? what would that do? to his aspirations, to become president once more. right? because so if convic

at one point justice jackson saying to the lawyer for donald trump, what was up then with the pardon of president nixon? why would ford have pardoned president nixon if he didn't think that he could be prosecuted? what were the highlights to you? >> that's right. making the point that it has been the assumption that presidents could be prosecuted. i think we heard a majority of justices today expressing a desire to create some kind of limited immunity for official acts for presidents. you heard justice roberts expressing concern about the broad nature of the d.c. circuit court ruling which said, there's no immunity for any act whatsoever. conservatives seem to be concerned about that, and you heard specifically justice alito, justice kavanaugh raising concerns about essentially runaway prosecutors, unethical attorneys general prosecutors who are bringing improper cases against presidents. that was their concern. justice ketanji brown jackson had a concern on the others, what happens when a president can't be prosecuted? would that make the oval office a center for crime. those are the contrasting views. what we've hea

trump, voted for him or ever will, tens of millions ofl americans havean and will. so why eliminate their voices? last month on super tuesday night, i spoke with juan williams, jessica tarlov, harold ford those are not biden opposing democrats. those are not lincoln project democrats, those are notll democrats who really talk and act like republicans. so why are some networks filling their slots exclusively withic trump opposing republicans?an b if you want to know why someone supports donald trump and if you want to know how the other side thinks, why not ask them? and how can you ever do that if ar fyou never hear from them? if you claim to want the truth, yocrosu have to confront it and cross-examine it and asked to challenge it and expose it butei don't ignore it you're joining us now as fox news contributor, joe concha. joe, they can hire whoever they want but i struggle to name commentators on the other network who actually ever voted for donald trump or everfor wil again. so where are s those 70 million voices? >> 70 million voices into your trepoint, trey come even if you don't like donald trump, maybe just maybe you agree with him on his position on immigration and the border

appeared to root for trump and mused about their opinion that pardoning nixon may have turned out to be a good thing. remember, your personal opinion about a thing that a president could do, ford chose to pardon nixon, he could have not chosen to pardon nixon, that opinion is not supposed to be how the court resolves the narrow legal question of whether the doj puts trump on legal trial or not. >> what was up with the pardon for president nixon? >> i think it -- >> if everybody thought presidents couldn't be prosecuted, what was that about? >> gosh, nixon versus fitzgerald, that's something courts shouldn't get engaged in because presidents have all manner of motives. >> president ford's pardon very controversial in the moment. the better decisions in presidential history. >> won't the predictable result be that presidents in the last couple of days of office are going to pardon themselves? >> the last question is pretty cynical. alito saying if you allowed presidents to pardon themselves, wouldn't they do it? pardons are for criminals. no president has tried to pardon himself so it is odd for a sitting justice to ask if that would be the norm. odd is a diplomatic word. it als

ford o'connell. good to see you both. kaylee, we have to say upfront, speaker johnson wants to make sure donald trump will help him remainpeaker. a couple of phone calls like donald trump could do that maybe to marjorie taylor greene, just throwing that out there. do you think donald trump will have speaker johnson stay speaker johnson? >> the i think so because heading into the november election, a stable gop. when you have petty squabbles over house leadership, every few months, it throws the entire thing into a ruckus that undermines republican party's ability to win voters moving forward. if mike johnson is the chitin republicans need to decide that, stick with him and keep moving forward white frankly, it would be better for mike johnson to have donald trump stay in the speakership and it would be for hakeem jeffries are these other democrats who suggested they might save mike johnson if he gives what they want ukraine funding so it's the best case for him right now. david: and trumps interest speaker johnson remain speaker. >> i agree with kaylee on that. it's about stability because remember what the democrats wan

ford jr., jesse watters, and tyrus. it's 5:00 in new york city. this is "the five." ♪ ♪ donald trumpg the script on his criminal hush money trial, going from a court to a bodega. that looks familiar is because you've seen it before, the infamous site where its previous owner, who the elbow, stabbed a man to death in self-defense, but was charged by a new york city d.a. named alvin bragg, very familiar to know you now, but finally under a lot of pressure, alvin bragg dropped the case. the former president railing against bragg's crime record on tape. watch here. >> they want law and order. they have a lot of crime, tremendous crime, where the stores are being robbed. that includes crime. [chanting "four more years"] tremendous crimes. it is alvin bragg's fault. alvin bragg does nothing. he goes after guys like trump, who did nothing wrong. violent criminals, murderers. they know, there are hundreds of murderers all over the city, they know who they are, they don't pick them up, they go after trump. >> dana: trump must of gotten under alvin bragg's skin. the manhattan d.a. issuing a re

trump in 2020. we can have a lot of questions about how the election was run but i want to reinforce what ford said, biden is a chronic lawyer lawyer and has been that way since the cognitive decline now going that he's lost 3r star steps. this is why the new york times is complaining, this isn't any anytime soon. >> is been in d.c. since 74, he's never worked in the private sector or had to have checks and balances we have out here in the real world and he's been living, taxpayers have been funding it for generations. thank you for joining us, it's good to see you. still ahead, russell fry from house judiciary, congressman mike mills from foreign affairs and services also former d.o.j. attorney hans von spakovsky and charly arnolt. democrats and the media attacked the u.s. supreme court or potentially delaying the trump 20 case until after the ele election. we got why that case could derail this civil liberties violation even more u.s. banks now 13 of them reportedly worked in the biden white house to secretly spy on americans private financial transactions. without getting words and even though th

world championship now — and judd trump showed just why he could be the man to beat this year — after sealing his place in the quarterfinals, with victory over tom fordmes to seven... hazel irvine is at the crucible alongsidejohn parrott. earlier today, the 2019 world champion became the second man through to the quarterfinals. did so against a fellow seeded player, tom ford, 13 frames to seven. two centuries along the way, and when it came in here, very relaxed and happy indeed. , ., , �* came in here, very relaxed and happy indeed. , .,, �* , , indeed. says he hasn't put himself under pressure _ indeed. says he hasn't put himself under pressure coming _ indeed. says he hasn't put himself under pressure coming in, - indeed. says he hasn't put himself under pressure coming in, a - indeed. says he hasn't put himself under pressure coming in, a nice l under pressure coming in, a nice break before he's come here. all his preparation is good, really relaxed. seemed very comfortable in front of us answering the questions, his game and himself are in a very good place. and himself are in a very good lace. ,, and himself are in a very good lace_ ., ., , ,y

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minutes after that trump's attorney acknowledged that allegation and indictment includes private and official acts. >> my reaction was there's a very thin read for them to draw upon. ford nixon could be prosecuted. indeed he thought he was getting a confession from nixon when he issued the pardon. he carried around in his pocket book or his wallet a side of the case that said incessant's acceptance of the pardon was an admission of guilt. the whole assumption back then was presidents had no immunity. they could not commit crimes without having exposure unless there was a passing by the department of justice taking action, indeed they had jeopardy. the situation has dramatically changed and nixon's one-time prediction if the president does it seems legal seems to come today the court. >> i was remembering how we reported at their terms in office he forbade people from bringing up nixon comparisons to them often with a lot of expletives because he was tired of hearing the comparisons. but on the argument trump's attorney did concede today that some of those accusations are private acts that trump did. would that shift? gentle i thought it was a surprise admission since t

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trump hightop sneakers 40 years ahead of is time, 50 years. a few months after his resignation, his successor, gerald ford, signed the first recognition and protecting those records, called the presidential recordings and materials preservation act. >> white house sources said today that the president will have a bill by congress given custody of the nixon tapes and papers to the federal government. the bill nullifies an agreement between nixon and the ford administration, which would give the former president possession of the tapes and documents. >> again, that did not end things. the fight over nixon's records, what he called his records, actually the u.s.'s records, that went on for decades, the concluding with an $18 million settlement at the former president of estate in the year 2000. it only took a few years for legislation to come together afterwards that established the rules that would govern all future official records. we never want this nixon thing to happen again. we do not want people absconding from the white house with records brimming out of their pockets, so we are going to pass the presidential records act, which was signed into

the line by katie mcfarland, press ardent trump's, of course, first deputy national security adviser and also somebody who held security posts in the nixon , fordnistrations. who better who better than a i hate to call you a veteran, but i'm going to have to call you a republican veteran and an observer of these things. isn't it funny? all these people , katie, around the world, who've been rude , vile about who've been rude, vile about donald trump in the end , they donald trump in the end, they all have to come and break bread, don't they ? bread, don't they? >> well, not only break bread, but they've got to listen to what he's saying. and when donald trump is talking about where he's talking about the middle he's middle east, whether he's talking about china or the ukraine got to take ukraine war, they've got to take him seriously. and the great thing donald trump, which thing about donald trump, which you understand more than anyone having been in the business world political world before the political world, is donald trump looks at all these situations and all of these situations and doesn't say, let's send in the marines let's you know,

biden is blaming donald trump, and knocking out two trillion deficits a year, i have never seen anything so bad, that includes selling this lemon electric vehicle thing, which is ford ed sill of our time. >> first, simple, end the electric vehicle subsidies. this is capitalism, state directed capitalism. prices are up. interest rates are up to fight the inflation, wages in 19 parts have re-- many parts have remained flat. whatever they call it, the numbers speak for themselves for the people in their daily lives, if we can seize on that message to say capitalism is still the best known system known to man to lift us up from poverty, we dean have to apologize for our success, whether in middle class or wealthy categories, that is what will lift this country. we should not apologize for it. larry: you know, i don't know we should apollvise for freedom and preconsumer choice. -- i don't think we should apologize for freed emand free consume are choice. the bidens trying to jamming down so many things in the name of climate change, and the misnamed inflation reduction act is about spending a trillion dollars more for climate change on stuff people don't want, you say l