united states of america is delaying the training of ukrainian f-16 pilots, is it true or not, frankenstein, a new tank on the battlefields of ukraine, what the germans want to give us and for what... this one is armored the machine is capable, putin flew to kimchenin, what will the self-proclaimed president of russia, dictator vladimir putin and marshal kim jong-un agree on, what can they share among themselves, and putin called on his officials to prepare russians for tax increases, the war is getting more expensive, will they agree and that's the russians, well, of course , you and i will talk about our money with oleksandr morchenko, many important and interesting topics. the supreme council of ukraine allowed local councils to finance the defense forces, which will change the financing of the actual combat units, well and also about the weather for tomorrow, a lot of interesting and important information, but we start, as always, with a conversation with serhii zgurets, the director of the defense express agency and the host of the military summaries of the day column. serhii, please g

this tank will be called frankenstein and will be able to fight long-range drones and subsonic cruisemy. quite theoretically, this is really true, because this new module offered by the renemetal company is already working. on a number of other mobile platforms and on the basis of bmp links, which we now see in the video, and on the basis of btr boxser, where these modules are installed, and actually the gun standing on this module can destroy the entire enemies there, when we talk about cruise missiles and drones there somewhere up to 4 km, that's a good indicator, and also it has its own means of ... detecting enemy targets with the help of radar , other sensors, and at a distance of up to 5 km there, it can detect these unmanned enemy vehicles, and by and large it is such a... continuation of the project with cheetah tanks, which are also anti-aircraft tanks based on the leopard platform, and now a new modular offer the solution to the armed forces, but if we have more than 100 cheetahs, they are quite effective examples of technology, then there are still many questions about fran

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in a year , frankenstein is able to shoot down drones and missiles. let me remind you that the ukrainian army received about a hundred leopard-1 tanks in the usual configuration. the united states of america will allocate 15 billion dollars. for repair and restoration of ukraine's energy infrastructure, part of the funds will also be used for humanitarian aid for refugees and support for the civil security sector. this was announced by the chairman of the committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraine on finance, tax and customs policy danylo gitmantsev. according to him, the aid package was announced by us vice president camila harris, who led her country's delegation at the summit. the head of the seimas of lithuania viktoria chmiliita nilsen arrived on an official visit. this was reported by the deputy speaker of the verkhovna rada of ukraine olena kondratyuk. she personally met the guest at the kyiv railway station. the lithuanian official noted that she is glad to return to kyiv to confirm ukraine's support on the way to the eu and nato. and to the n

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moment and as gene wilder and young frankenstein explains what he did even though it seems odd, this work so david is going to explain how this could work after setting the tom and thank you all for coming. i don't think i can match gene wilder. irregular co-author at the univsity of texas and the title that i gave it harkens back to some of the points tom made and this sort of broad the theme of the two started as one on medicaid and f how we might make medicaid expansion more appealing to the state if it had not by that point opted in for crafting the program somewhat differently thanen has traditionally been te case and then we subsequently realized some of the ideas we were developing but not all of them had promise for moving medicare reform in the direction different than the traditional case. so we now have these two articles with lots of footnotes but i'm happy to share them with anybody in the audience is interested in them. one of them is posted or any can be downloaded for free and others should be there within a week. let me start by getting you to lower your expectations

like a frankenstein moment.t this could work explaining how this could work. >> thank you all for coming. and i think i can match this is a paper with charlie silver from the university of texas and the title i gave him harkens back these articles started as 1 and thinking about the problem of how we might make medicaid expansion more appealing if that had not opted in by crafting a program differently and then subsequently and realized they promised for a medicare reform then traditionally was the case so we have these 2 articles with footnotes share them with anybody in the audience who is interested and then to lower the expectations this is to grade a long time policy analyst working in washington on the side of the divide over a prior article in 2007 but surprisingly readable paper for professor of law. the law professors were right accordingly you may want to lower your expectations about this idea the history of health reform and with those ideas sometimes they get deployed or ignored this is actually the

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what is different now is the requirement for a coherent platform versus a frankenstein that acquireso creating a collection of solutions. therein lies wiz, which just started four years ago but has become the fastest growing software company of all time because of a strong point of view on a project that meets the need of customers. ed: a lack of cybersecurity is like going to the beach without sunscreen, which, on this, the official summer solstice in the ai summer we are in, is an interesting point of view. shardul shah of index ventures, great to have you on the program. coming up, we have not talked about it much since the top of the show, but bitcoin reaching its lowest level since may. we are going in-house with this one with bloomberg intelligence. the right back. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ ed: bitcoin slumped to a more than one month low with this year's record-breaking rally showing signs of fatigue. in the absence of fresh market catalyst. let's break it all down. i am trying to think about what is going on. in the markets, generally speaking, maybe some risk appetit

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in other words it's sort of like a frankenstein moment. and as gene wilder in young frankenstein explained when he did it even though it seemed odd, health cared work. so david's going to explain if how -- this could work. so david's going to exhow it could -- explain how it could work. david hyman. thank you. >> thanks, tom. and thank you all for coming. this -- i don't think i can match gene wilder. this is a paper with charlie silver who couldn't be with us, my pretty regular co-author at the university of texas. expect title that -- and the title that i gave it hearkens back obviously to some of the points tom made and the sort of broader theme of these two articles. it actually started as one article on medicaid and thinking about the problem of how we make o medicaid expansion more appealing to the states that have not to that point opted in by crafting a program somewhat differently than as a traditionally been the case. and then we subsequently realized that some of the ideas we were developing, not all of them had promise for movi

this frankenstein of a charge against him elevating and an expired misdemeanor into fel felonies and it really turned off a lot of people and the race to save democracy, that looks bad and this wholesale race to be the first to convict donald trump. new york was sadly a part of that . ashley: anywhere outside of new york and they roll their eyes and not paying attention and say that's new york. moving on and south dakota governor kristi noem doesn't care she's on donald trump and campaign making a difference and i can be home in bed and feeding my horses right now wrecking my grand babies, but i'm in wisconsin because i believe president trump needs to win and his policies are right for america and going to win. >> suburban women and argument with nikki haley in addition for this traditional republican mask and going bitter primary fight and make the argument for all the other people and regions of marco rubio and going with republicans have made it against hispanics and a going for that d we'll see what happens and vice presidential pick doesn't matter and except it can hurt you and

doctor anthony fauci paid the chinese to frankenstein that germs covered up the lovely checked on thees beaches of all places. you are scorned for not masking in sam surridge for asking questions. a million dead, massive transfer of wealth inflation in the left treats him like a hero because he rolled his eyes at trump. self-proclaimed face of science is on a book tour dancing on graves. >> the facts are back and as a physician and scientist these are painful that if you are correct states versus blue states because of people getting less vaccinated because you are republican versus democrat there were more deaths and hospitalizations in red states versus blue states. people suffer and die because of misinformation that's related to a political ideology. >> we can't find where fauci got the data. california suffered the most and follow the orders like lemmings off a cliff. the press towards appear campaign to rewrite history and make himself a saint and the media treating him like michael cohen just using him to damage trump. >> on the campaign trail donald trump insisted we are turni

or how a cnn legal analyst who worked with them said this is the frankenstein case because it has all on its creator which is what the hush many cases doness e but jesse is right he was alws going to bring this case he t wants toim be time and of the yr is working out for him every prosecution he brings or failsne to bring will not be from the purview of this the fax mass of the it's if it inflates his political self what a sad day this is a new york.ie >> i'm not surprised: by this t all i've given up on justice judge janine is in here so i can say that. kids that you are the ones that they are after not them.ua uas herell illegal aliens arey betterco citizens because they commit less crime because they have more to lose and can be sent back home no. republicans commit less crime as january 6th showss you don't get the book thrown at you youds get the whole set of encyclopedias my suggestion to jesse as this year pay your taxer?s as a justice system whis is politicizedys and they punish thos we who don't comply i wondt what does a community need to do and your mother these people iso

so it's ridiculous he 70e ar something former president no track record nonviolent misdemeanors frankensteine ts this is going to be a revolution in the country but if biden is still down like he is on july 11th i wouldn't put past braggag and the judge to get together and trhey to put him in jail may be house arrest but wouldn'tdn't that just move this rate to the supreme court judge, could you do an emergency appeal?tu >> the issue is you have to behe able to show there's due process violation and interference witho the election and get a common law or written try to bring it up and hope they will take it. we are still waiting for immunity from them but normally. they will say let the state courts exhausted their appeal w. will see. >> what you think about the appeal and strength of the>> argument? >> i agree with it and remembere harvey wiens -- weinstein whoth most people find reprehensible had part of his conviction frono noah zerr all these people andth other crimes that were allowed to come in his testimony i think the trump team could use thatco and say wait a minute this other stuff

it's better characterized as the frankenstein case.bled together with ill fitting parts into an ugly awkward but more or less functioning contraption that just might ultimately turn on it's creator. turning on it's creator is right. last night trump shattered another record. >> in the history of politics i believe and maybe i'm wrong that somebody will find that i'm wrong maybe but i don't think so. they raised with small money donors, meaning $21 $42.53, $38 a record 39 million dollars in about a 10 hour period. think of that. i like those people. i guess it's back. i don't know. i would rather not have it happen. i don't want to have it backfire. i rather win this thing legitimately not because they are stupid and did things they shouldn't be doing if they should have brought this case. >> breaking news over the last 24 hours trump's raised $3 million. after spending millions on legal fees fighting biden's prosecutors in court and taking on republicans and the primary. donald trump is pulling even with the democrat warchest. this mor

a cnn analyst said this was the frankenstein case. return on its creator. i believe that creator was you, joe biden. not my cases. the cases of illegal immigrants that have killed america's moms and daughters. one of the women who was killed in the last seven days because of border policies. >> this morning. trump turns to him and says can you name one of these women barmaid. i think after 16 people -- >> he didn't say laken riley. he said lincoln riley. >> i think martha has been a good point. the reporting was that he did that on the fly. but you are pointing to -- go the same thing. well saying the same thing. he better be ready after a week. and so on and so forth. really quickly. how do you bring up the border tonight. but with the zinger be when it happens? >> you are putting me on the spot for the zinger. >> if you know by how often that network does not report the border crisis. >> building on what kayleigh about building quickly and pivoting. on january 6th, the order was secure. inflation was low. january 6th, the world was at peace. that is what

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is dangerous, and the quest again it, they are dinosaurs and believing that we have to create a frankensteinredict when they're going to come in in order to develop cures in advance and that is flawed, that is not what we need to be doing. we need to do is when novel editions occur in effect humans and we sequence it begin the quest to create therapy for. liz: the final work and dr. anthony fauci busy again playing god. >> well dr. anthony fauci has decided that the law and the obama care moratorium did no matter you'll doing like. liz: think you for joining us and is good to see you and join us again tomorrow night, we have congressman franchot and mike on the beat and brent tolman a hot chauffeur you thank you for watching the evening at it on elizabeth mcdonald is time to send it to my buddies dagen mcdowell and sean duffy for the bottom line ready to go. ♪ ♪ ♪

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been a case where the law has been put together and stacked against him almost like creating a frankensteinster. this is not law that new york has ever seen before in this way. so what will we see next? it's very hard to tell. neil: you know, you talked of the possibility, rebecca, there of the supreme court playing a role in this. s work l, let me ask you a little bit about that -- sol. they generally try to run away from these sorts of things. it's hard to see that a happening, it goes back to 2000 and the closeness of that race, the florida recount, i get it. here they've been involved already a number of times, and on something like this, could hay take the up a matter like this or say, no, no, no, let it play out in the lower courts? >> well, in the normal course of things if former president trump loses at the state apell if late level are, he can -- appellate level, he can file a cert position with the supreme court. those are usually summarily denied. i don't know what they will do here. if the constitutional a issues are important enough to them, they'll grant cert. but that takes

like a frankenstein moment. work explaining how this could work. ou all for coming.hink i can this is a paper with charlie silver from the university of texas and the title i gave him harkens back■x these articles started as 1 and thinking about the problem of how we might make mediid appealt had not opted in by crafting a program differently and then subsequently and realized they promised for a medicareorm then traditionally was the case so we have these 2 articles with footnotes but i am happy to share them with anybody the audience who is interested and then to lower the expectations this is to grade a long time policy analyst working in washington on the side of the divide over a prior article 2007 but surprisin the law professors were right accordingly you may want to lower your expectations about this idea the history of health reform with those ideas sometimes they get deployed or ignored this is actually the graphic aei sent out but you did not choose it. it's a very important issue with lots of government policies. and where the aspects of the current healt

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the zombie case, or as ellie horning, cnn legal analyst, who worked with bragg, said this is the frankensteinventually turn on its creator and that is exactly with the hush money case has done. but jesse is exactly right. he was always going to bring this case. he wants to be time man of the year, and prescience of working for alvin bragg, so every prosecution he brings or fails to bring will not be -- wd day here in new york. >> katie: greg? >> greg: i am not surprised by this at all. i have given up, sorry come on just as -- judge jeanine isn't here, so i can say that. kids, you are the ones they are after, not them. you would always hear illegal aliens are actually better citizens because they commit less crime because they have more to lose? they can be sent back home? no, republicans commit less crime because as january 6th shows, you don't get the book thrown at you, you get the whole set of encyclopedias. my advice to jesse's this year pay her taxes. >> jesse: this year? oh, not this year. >> greg: people should be scared because a justice system that is politicized means that they wil

disbarred in that case because it was, as described by my then colleague, judge bran, it was a frankensteinwith no basis whatsoever. >> yeah, and there's been a lot of questions about whether donald trump's sentencing will involve jail time or not and if he gets jail will he ever serve it, could it change on appeal. we all understand the deep interest in that. i'm curious given your experience as a judge about why it matters that so many of these other individuals including lawyers who should know better are facing these consequences. does it make it less likely that other maga lawyers will go as far if trump were to lose in november? >> you know, that's an excellent point, ari. and i have believed for some time, i'm part of a bipartisan effort called keep our republic which really is trying to beat back the false narrative that it was a stolen election in 2020. i think judges are going to be hypervigilant for frivolous lawsuits. you know, i had a suit on my docket a month before the election in 2020 when i was still on the bench, the suit was so-called public interest group to strike suppo

no 1 took it up in the senate and they tried to put some kind of frankenstein approach to pro-immigrationhat bill. so we will take this action, which again is not a border security executive action. again, with the president announcing securing the border, it's laughable. i think the american people are waking up. i'm hearing it in the midwest and obviously on the border, so let's hope we get this resolved and get the right people to make the right decisions to protect america. >> sandra: chris clem on all of that for us. give our best to chicago while you're there. thank you so much, chris. >> you got it. thank you. >> to decide that the country matters more than they do, that is what is important -- that's what they decided. >> john: president biden remembering the heroes of d-day earlier today, but the concerns about his age are back in headlines after a string of gaps on his trip abroad. >> sandra: will bring it all down with bill mcgurn. he's on deck. ♪ when your child has moderate-to-severe eczema, it's okay to for them to show off. show off their clearer skin and noticeably less it

once ai to serve humanity not to mutate into a 21st century, frankenstein's monster i we would condemn humanity to a future without hope if we took away people's ability to make decisions about themselves and their lives by dooming them to depend on the choices of machines this week on the program with cutting tech being showcased at the ai summit here in london, we begin with a conversation about what it means to be human and how technology is changing us for better or worse? >> in the studio with me around table of industry leaders and a range of views on the opportunities and threats of ai de, wendy hall is a distinguished computer scientist and a leading figure in the field of artificial intelligence, barrenness be banned. >> kidron is an advocate for children's rights online and a member of the uk house of lords the shake is an expert in artificial intelligence known for her work on the weaponization of ai, deep fakes, and the impact of ai on elections and misinformation. and connor leahy is the ceo of conjecture a company focused on ai safety. and its alignment with human values.

it's better characterize presid as the frankenstein case cobbled together with ill fitting parts into an ugly, awkward, but more or less functionings intougly conto that just might ultimately turn on its creator's creat. r turning on its creator is right. last nightght. , trump shattered another record in the history of politics. >> i believe maybe i'm wrong. y of p somebody will find that i'mi' wrong. maybe, but i don't think so. ybthey raised was small moneydo donors, meaning like $21, $42, $53, $38 a record $39 million. in about a ten hour period. >> now, think of that. guess i like those. i guess it's back for now. i don't knowit. happen. i'd rather not have it happen. i don't want to have it backfired. i don't know when this thing legitimately not because they were stupid and did things ley shouldn't be doing.they >> they shouldn't have brought this case bre and breaking news over the last 24 hours. trump's raised $53 million prter spending millions on legal fees fighting biden's prosecutors in court. the p n. o. yeah, taking on republicans in the primary. winas pulling even with

anthony fauci paid the chinese to frankenstein.ad thet germs, covered up the v leak, shut down the country, checs, beachesesseel of all places. >> you were scorned for not masking and censor ed for asking questions. a million dead, a massive transferking of wealth inflatiot and the left treats him likehe a hero because. he rolled his eyes at trump, is oself-proclaimed face of science is on a book tour dancing on graves. bac >> the facts are, and as a physician and a scientist, this is very painful to me that if you look at redu states versus blue states because of people gettinar gless v less vaccinated because you're a republican versus wedemocrat, therace e are more deaths and hospitalizations in redre and states versus blue states. people suffer and die becausecas of misinformation that's related to a political ideology . >> we can't fight when we're out. you got that data. california.t findre suffered tht and followed fauci's orders like lemmings off a cliff. >> fauci's press tour is a prape campaign to rewrite historary, make

these are nonviolent misdemeanors, frankenstein, into a felon y if this judge tries this, it's going revolution in thisthat country. >> there's no doubt about that. but if biden is still downen i e he is on july 11th, i wouldn't put it past brag in thisaybe h judge to get together and try to put him in jail, maybe house arrestou. >> but wouldn't that just move this right to the supreme couret judge? >> couldn't you do an emergency appeals straight to scotus? here's the issue do appeal you't to be able to show there's a due process violation and anea interference with the election and get a common law writ and tr y bring it up and hopee stil they'll take it. yeah. look, we're still waiting for immunityiting fo them, but normally they'll say let the state courts exhaust their appea lstaf >> we'll see. what do you think about the appeal and the strength of the arguments and some of the argumente stre the arg shannons >> i agree with a lot of that.in and you got to remember harvey weinstein, who most people find reprehensiblstein oe, had part conviction thrown out by new york court here

and these coalitions sort of have this frankenstein thing where you don't really think of people being together. >> but on the economy and on being in a better place david is 100%, right? that is what the american people are looking for. i think abortion for democrats. it was worked perfectly for them in 2022 and to a lesser degree, in 2023. and one democratic told me it was going to be great for us until it just wasn't anymore. the challenge with abortion in states like pennsylvania, ohio, and michigan, it's already enshrined voters, especially in ohio and michigan spoke about it, and it cannot be touched so i think it's, it's, it's gonna be a challenge for them to push that too far. in terms of trump. i think trump recognizes that the most important voter in this election cycle is the working class voter in 2016, those working class voters, which are traditions holy part of the democratic coalition, moved to more heavily towards a republicans. and those were white working class voters. i think the most important voters right now are still working class, but it's not divided by race.

or as ellie hoenig, a cnn legalh analyst who worked with barack, said thiems, the frankenstein case,ecause it has all the ugly parts and will eventuallyio on its creator. and that is exactly what the hush money case has done. h iswhat theases donbut he's exi he was always going to bring this case. he wants to be my man of the year. he has high ambitions. it's working out for alvin bragg. to every prosecution he brings or fails to bring will not be through the purview of ifx the facts match the law, it will be does this inflate my political selff. >> what a sad day that is here in new york. craig yeah, i mean, i'm with a i'm not surprised by this at all. i mean, i've given u all i'vep sorry, on justice. >> judge jeanine it just isn't here so i can sa here soy, but i mean, kids, you're the onese thereafteron, not them. remember that argument? you always hear that illegal aliens are actually citizens because they commit less crime because they have more to lose. they couldcommit le becaus be s. no republicans commit less because as january 6 shows,e bo you get the book thrown at you. yo

my siblings called me frankenstein because i have a scar that starts up here that runs to about here. i feel i was about two years old, so they call me franken stine because the scar was in the appropriate. and they also called me fish --. and anyone who's fish knows that when they come out of the water, they have big bulging eyes. and so my siblings didn't miss an opportunity to remind me that i had big eyes. i was a teen white at 16, and i married at 16, not because i was pregnant. it was my way of getting away from home. and i was a teen mother at age and as a concept twins. i have a great grandchildren. in fact, my great grandson hezekiah is in the back and has a carrier, is extremely bright. he likes to tell everyone he has a big brain. he now, according to social, they would describe people like me as underprivileged, a victim going nowhere and doomed to fail. and yet i didn't. my escape was marriage. i married a neighbor who was a few years older. my was so low, i was thrilled that anyone would have me and the person i married. he had a car. he had a job, and we were soon build

it was a misdemeanor case that was frankensteined into a felony case.ere based oncritical thinking skille facts. you had a misdemeanor charge in 2018 which was now resurrected magically to become a felony. the crimes that he was supposed to be into a felony were never defined. election interference is basely what this is. do you interference? be honest. i know your schtick is to make democrats giddy. be be honest. the honest answer you have to give me is this is election interference, bar none. guest: i think you answered the question for me. just so everyone knows, the investigation into donald trump began in 2018 when michael cohen implicated donald trump in the crime. trump's doj would not allow the manhattan da to investigate for about a year. then, donald trump filed a lawsuit saying you cannot investigate a sitting president. that took a year more. jury heard all the facts. the statute of limitations argument made by trump was rejected by the judge. it could have been reversed on appeal, unlikely. the fact that donald trump cheated to win the 2016

it was a misdemeanor case that was frankensteined into a felony case.lo from the doj opened up the trial in new interference right there based on fact. critical thinking skills, more facts. you had a misdemeanor charge in 2018 which was now resurrected magically to become a felony. the crimes that he was supposed to be into a felony were never defined. election interference is basely what this is. do you believe this is election interference? be honest. i know your schtick is to make democrats giddy. be be honest. the honest answer you have to give me is this is election interference, barguest: i think you me. just so everyone knows the investigation into donald trump began in 2018 when michael cohen implicated donald trump in the crime. trump's doj would not allow the manhattan da to investigate for about ofa year. then, donald trump filed a lawsuit saying you cannot investigate a sitting president. that took a year more. the jury heard all the facts. the statute of limitations argument made by trump was rejected by the judge. it could have been revers