with george floyd's matter, going on. with george floyd's matter. the — going on.ing on. with george floyd's matter, the protests after - going on. with george floyd's| matter, the protests after that and everything that you have been describing in the meantime, how is this for families of — sending the young people out to go to work augur for the night or whatever. what impact does that have on families and families and parents and children? it is parents and children? it is more than _ parents and children? it is more than just _ parents and children? it is more than just the - parents and children? it 3 more than just the black man parents and children? it 3 more thanjust the black man or more than just the black man or black boy, it is every person with a skin tone a little bit darker than the norm, the status quo, the people they are used to being targeted. police departments, it has been written about a lot of times that their targets are used as black people, and those particular training methods do not help when they are on the street. they are trained and

the end of bush, george w.ts handles themselves in the situation room says a lot about the presidency. how many people did you talk to, how many different administrations? >> george: i talked to about 120 people. the patriots of the patriots in the united states government, the most impressive people. >> stephen: they are always down there? >> george: one guided 24-hour shift. he would work one day and take two days off. only work 12-hour shifts. it's manned 24/7, 365 days a year. they are the front lines. >> stephen: the president can pick up the phone and say -- >> george: he does. most presidents call down. johnson called down all the time. that's the interesting thing about former president trump, he hardly used it. i found on as i was researching he and one of the most unusual tasks ever required for the situation. he would have them collect not tapes about was going on in the news but have them collect the chiron's, the banners that go across the bottom of the screen for news programs, mostly from fox new

you for coming in today. >> great to see you again george. >> michael: thank you, george. let's go to chief white house correspondent mary bruce. mary the president has not commented. >> reporter: the president has not weighed in. but his campaign says no one is above the law. they are trying to walk a fine line. they want to take advantage of this politically but the biden campaign has also been careful not to celebrate this too much. they don't want to feed into trump's baseless narrative that this was somehow orchestrated by the president. instead, the biden campaign is hammering the point that while donald trump may be a convicted felon, he can still win in november. the campaign, in a somber somewhat muted statement saying today's verdict does not change the fact that there is still only one way to keep donald trump out of the oval office, saying it is at the ballot box, adding convicted felon or not, trump will be the republican nominee for president. now, don't expect the biden campaign to completely up end its messaging because of this. i'm told they're going to co

mayor bowser has let down the students of george washington. she has let down the city of washington, d.c. everybody believes in peaceful protests, but this is trespassing now. gw has asked for help to have the encampment removed because this is private property, and the mayor is weak in the face of foolishness and she won't do her job of enforcing the law in washington, d.c. we are calling on the mayor to step up and support the president and administration at george washington. all students deserve to be protected and deserve to have their voices heard but you cannot take over a university for your own end. none of you would let it happen to your own house; you would not let your house be overtaken by a group of people, you would call police. sir, i let you talk, calm down, i am talking now. it is no different on private property. mayor bowser needs to step up and lead for once in washington, d.c. and all the people and all the students here at gw. >> i graduated from george washington in 2006 and i went to law school here in 2010. this is si

george? >> george: aaron katersky, thank you.ow the latest on abortion rights as a six week ban takes effect in florida. biden administration is blaming awed. kamala harris heading to florida. mary bruce has the story. good morning, mary. >> reporter: good morning. the biden campaign is eager to put the issue of abortion front and center in this campaign, and this morning sending kamala harris down to florida to mark the state's new six week ban going into effect. that's before many people even know they are pregnant. she will blame donald trump directly for this as he brags about overturning roe. she will also call him out for recent comments. trump telling time magazine he would not stay in the way if states wanted to monitor women's pregnanies or punishing those who violate abortion bans. president biden calling that shocking saying in a video, quote, there seems to be no limit as to how invasive trump would let the state be. all eyes will be on arizona, set to repeal the set. they are expected to repeal that civil war era ban

george? >> george: thank you very much. janai? finds women approaching menopause may be at higher risk for depression. rhiannon ally is here with details. >> good morning, janai. the study in the journal of affective disorders found women in mid life who were approaching the average age when peri menopause start, around 40 were at 40% greater risk of depression compared to premenopausal women. it also found depression symptoms were twice as common in women versus men. now, the good news is researchers found no associated risk of depression in women after menopause. experts say if you are feeling signs of depression, sadness, anxiety or fatigue, you should see your health care provider. they suggest lifestyle changes like exercise, consuming less caffeine and sugar, getting better sleep and quitting smoking. all of those have been found to help with depression, janai. >> janai: it's important, those little things that can make a big difference. there's another menopause related study. this one about hormone replacement therapy. tel

no take there's, as george said, go ahead martin. yeah, i'll, they're going to be intake is now, you know, it, it doesn't seem to be so it, i think we have to wait for something quite a catastrophic to happen before had. so thing together that nascent level of a, you level for people to actually start talking about some the realities of what we can do, you know, made so count when this will what it's now looking at some diseases. i mean, i've been told by some of my m a g sources in new kinds of some ministers in the british government. now saying we need to get out of the crane. so these people are now starting to say, look, the reality is, this is what company one kind of be a will, which with is that can be some dignity and some grace and losing either can we step back from it. but i don't see any real of this scenario, so you're not seeing what's going around around in circles. and um, i don't think nato is the building really. it doesn't have the people in it who can really look at this realistically. and i've come up with anyth

>> george: nope. believe what had happened, but he also knew he had to steel himself for goin >> martha: never called the pent dp pen pentagon, never did anything? >> george: nope. it had been his dream to work in the white house and he couldn't believe what had happened, but he also knew he had to steel himself for going back in the very next day, and that's exactly what he did because like all those people who served in the situation room, they say we serve the presidency, not the president. he feared that the institution would crumble that day, but it didn't. it still stood, and he was determined to do his part to keep everything going, but to this day, he and several of his colleagues who served the day still have a hard time talking about it. go to the lincoln memorial every january 6th, and they raise a dpl glass that we didn't crumble that day. we stood our ground and the nation survived. >> martha: our thanks to george and "the situation room" will be out on tuesday. it is simply an amazing re

george? >> george: thanks. let's bring in jon karl, rachel scott, who is covering the trump campaign. jon, you were in the courtroom yesterday. what was it like? >> fascinating dynamic. first of all, michael cohen was calm, humble. not the combative one. almost pathetic when he talked about the ways donald trump treated him. michael cohen is a guy for a decade or so derived his sense of self worth by how donald trump treated him. praise from donald trump is what he craved so much. so it was fascinating in that courtroom to watch donald trump give michael cohen the silent treatment. he didn't acknowledge him at all. they were just feet apart, george. especially during the breaks. i don't think he was sleeping. he was closing his eyes to say, i don't give a damn that you are up there. i don't give a damn anything you have to say. i'm not going to acknowledge your presence. it was like a way of psychological war fare. >> george: cross-examination could start later today. going to be brutal. >> it is. because, look

george? >> george: that's right. rebecca, we are going to have more on the impact on student loans and families in our next hour. thanks for that. robin? >> robin: red lobster planning to file for bankruptcy protection after abruptly closing dozen of locations across the country. stephanie ramos is in one of those restaurants outside the city. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: robin, good morning. right now there are at least 99 of these family friendly restaurants closed, including this one. >> our famous garlic shrimp scampi. >> reporter: this morning one beloved restaurant campaign finding itself in troubled waters. >> endless shrimp is here. limited time. >> reporter: red lobster abruptly closing dozens of branches across the country, with stores in at least 27 states shutting down. tag x brand a company that handles restaurant auctions telling abc news that red lobster recently contacted them to auction off items from 52 stores that will be closing. the wall street journal reporting that the brand is filing

george floyd. george floyd is not alive. george floyd was not and george floyd was not a victim of just bigotry and neglect, he was killed by the institution that was employed to ensure his safety. this is what happens that people don't see you as being worthy of protection. this is what happens when you are viewed as a threat and black seen as a problem and not as a gift to the world. indeed what happened to mr. george floyd over $20 alleged bill. they said there was a $20 bill that was counter fitted and five officers dressed in broad daylight to suffocate him. no one knows what happened to the alleged $20 alleged counterfeit bill. the country you live in would rather build prisons, would blame poverty on the poor but never question the gutony of the rich and the persistent evil of racism as the record to honor each other's humanity has not already resulted in tragedy and death. the beach of american history are cluttered with the bleached bones of the innocent needlessly slaughtered on the battlefield of this nation's pre

george? >> george: thanks, trevor.h protests raging, our new abc news poll takes a look at americans' shifting views on the policy toward israel. our senior congressional correspondent rachel scott is here with details. good morning. >> george, good morning. look, there is no question as we have seen in trevor's reporting that college campuses are becoming the epi center for outrage and frustration over the israel/hamas war. but there's no evidence that younger americans are viewing this any differently than older americans. what is clear is that the country is deeply divided over this and growing more skeptical over support for israel. so our poll finds nearly four in ten americans say the united states is doing too much to support israel. that's up several points since our last poll in january with some notable shifts among independents. on the other end of this you have nearly one-third say the united states is not doing nearly enough to protect palestinian civilians caught in the middle of this conflict. that quest

so george, where is this all going? is this a because the way i think you can interpret it many ways the, you know, they're unrelenting unwilling to accepted this whole project was as far as from the beginning, or this is an opportunity for to mobilize the west where a very long term agenda and not just against russia, george. that's a very good point to the to and i think of the answer is both the, the hon gary and prime minister the victor or binds interview a couple of days ago was a very interesting because he says, look hungry is taking part in these needs. so me things and i can tell you that in these meetings, they are planning for and made so uh, involved lens being ukraine. and he said that, um, you know, if this continues, essentially, um hungry will have to opt out. now he didn't exactly spell out what it means, opt out, but what would have to say, but the fact the country would just simply to cease to be a member of the major. but he's saying that, and he said this explicitly that europe is now in this situa

that's all coming up, george. >> george: new trouble for sean diddy combs.abuse by combs. juju chang with details. good morning, juju. >> good morning, george. in the newly filed lawsuit, the former model said she initially blamed herself and sank into years of anxiety, depression, even self-harm. when she saw the new evidence of alleged abuse against combs, she says she felt a moral obligation to come forward. this morning cassie speaking out for the first time following the release of that shocking video obtained by cnn showing her then boyfriend, sean diddy combs, at tacking his then girlfriend cassie ventura. in an instagram post, cassie writes domestic violence is the issue. it broke me down to someone i never thought i would become. with a lot of hard work, i am better today, but i will always be recovering from the past. this comes as combs faces another civil lawsuit, his sixth, alleging that in 2003 the hip hop mogul drugged and sexually assaulted crystal mckinney. she was the winner of model mission, she was 22 when she claims she was drugged and s

george? >> george: we turn now to the campus protests.e than 100 arrested at the university of california campuses yesterday. columbia cancelled its main commencement. other schools could soon follow. stephanie ramos confirming protesters at the university of chicago? >> reporter: that's right. police are trying to remove pro palestinian protesters at an encampment ats the university of chicago in hyde park. police moving in around 5 a.m. trying to remove tents and science. we're also seeing tensions at mit. pro palestinian protesters broke through barricades to retake an encampment there, holding up traffic for hours. at the university of california san diego police in riot gear arrested at least 64 people as they cleared a pro palestinian encampment. columbia's main graduation ceremony here cancelled. the university saying it is for security reasons. other colleges adjusting their plans as well. usc offering an event after scrapping their graduation. emory in atlanta moving commencement over safety concerns. overnight protesters also ga

george?george: thanks. let's bring in our chief legal analyst dan abrams. dan, it's hard to know what's going on inside that room for sure. when you look at the request, they're both focused on this meeting that would determine whether or not this was about interfering in the election. >> right. and this is where prosecutors want them to start, right? this is where prosecutors say the plan was hatched, in 2015 trump tower with david pecker, michael cohen and donald trump all there, talking about how they are going to look how david pecker will be the eyes and ears looking out for any negative stories about donald trump potentially to help him politically. that's a good place for prosecutors to want them to start. we just don't know exactly, are they doing it chronologically? was there something specific that was asked? that we don't know. >> george: what about asking for the jury instructions to be reread? >> in new york a wrinkle in the law, right? in most jurisdictions the jurors can take b

george? >> george: thanks. bring in dan abrams, jon karl and rachel scott covering the trump campaign. dan, let me begin with you. the prosecutors admit cohen has baggage. what's the risk/reward putting him on the stand? >> there's a huge risk and a huge reward for them potentially. i have had some people say to me, why are they even calling michael cohen? you know? why don't they just avoid all of this? the answer is they need to call michael co-len. every other witness has been central around michael cohen. what prosecutors have tried to do is bolster his credibility. present witnesses who are there to say that what michael cohen will tell you is true. david pecker, some of the accountants, etc, to say this will be backed up with records and other witnesses. the problem is when they go after michael cohen, it will be professional and personal. yes, they're going to talk about the fact that he's plead guilty, about the fact that it was perjury and since then he's suggested that list 2018 plea, at least part of

george. good less. exactly right. the the, and i don't think that i would probably say we don't know that right. those reports is very true. um, but it's not impossible because randy is there is only one on file to that is the grown up in the room and, and that's a built in and put in does not want the world war because this is crazy to escalate to was that um and so i think he's putting forward, i mean, maybe, i mean i, i find that plausible, but he would put forward a scenario that he gave he things the west going to accept without feeling that they'd be humiliated without feeling that they have now cease to be a great powers, i look, you know, if we freeze it along these lines, um, you know, you can at least say then you've got something we can say with the something and then we can bring this very dangerous confrontation to an end. the problem is that isn't living, there are no take goods. and this goes back again to the, the, the discussions of man's going to that is spend both rusher made and no one was concessi

mayor regarding the request from george washington university to utilize law enforcement to clear the trespassers who invaded the campus? >> i have not spoken to the mayor. >> i note and madame chair serves in the oversight committee, the may already will be in attendance here tomorrow on anat emergency hearing we cal oversight committee to try to understand why the mayor has refused to assist with the request from george washington university, so mr. secretary, do you believe preventing law enforcement from providing security within their jurisdiction is a derriliction? >> so that university leaders and the public in general have tools at their fingertips and how to keep campuses safe. there's too much hate happening in our campus that we have to address and we're adamant that we are providing more materials and compliance oversight given the resources that we have. i strongly suggest, sir, that you support our budget which will allow us to have more investigators who expeditiously move forward on these cases. >> let me ask you, mr. secretary. will you commit to supporting president

with george floyd _ type of issues going on. with george floyd 's _ type of issues going on.loyd 's murder, the george floyd �*s murder, the protest we saw after that and everything is often the congresswoman had been describing in the meantime, how is this forfamilies describing in the meantime, how is this for families of black people, what impact does it have on health and with an parents and children interact? more thanjust the parents and children interact? more than just the black man or boy, every person with a skin tone that is a little bit darker than the norm, the status quo, the people they are used to being targeted for set and police departments it has been written about a lot of times that their targets are used as black people and those particular training methods do not help when they are out on the street. if you are trained and growing up in a part of a country where you never interacted with a person of colour, never even spoke a spanish—language word in their life and being thrown into a community where they are now having to assimilate that these people,

there is george russell. max verstappen is doing it now. >> he's going to have so much better traction in the red bull and be much more grip under braking than george russell, who's obviously been on those tires since the rest >> i think he's going to catch him with drs by the end of the straight. has he got enough of a chance to put one down the inside at sainte devote. max verstappen is almost pushing george russell through casino square. >> mercedes have gambled on track position advantage here for george russell. when we get across the pavement here, this is where i expect verstappen to have way better traction. gets in the slip stream. will he lunge? george has saved his battery by the tunnel and keeps advantage. >> lewis hamilton pitted before verstappen, so it was a free pit stop. mercedes, had they put george russell -- >> well, let's find out. is track position more powerful than max verstappen and a red bull on fresh tires? george will need his elbows sharpened and out. >> absolutely. charles lecler

george? >> george: thanks.in? >> robin: now the race for the white house. president biden and donald trump reaching out to their bases with dueling speeches this weekend. our chief white house correspondent mary bruce has more for us. good morning, mary. >> reporter: robin, good morning. less than six months to go and both are historically unpopular with a lot of work to do. president biden has been doing a burst of out reach to black voters especially young black men who helped deliver him to the white house in 2020 and whose support he'll need if he wants to stay for a second term. this morning president biden is trying to shore up support with a key constituency, arguing he's breaking down doors for black americans. >> there's too many african-americans who have health insurance. >> reporter: biden swinging through michigan and georgia, two states he narrowly won in 2020 and will need again in november. in atlanta, biden giving the commencement address at historic morehouse college. >> we know black men are

george repeats the words, we have the tools, they have the tools george they have spent. they basically have all the cards and the deck, social media, censorship, shutting down ben use um there was a, a very famous um, uh, and they were um, some kind of palestinian surgeon that is, you know, just basically been made for simon and brought over at learning a to friends, and then they told them you can speak and literally put them on the late slide. they put them on an early what they did, and it's really nasty. these people are really nasty and they want to show their power in attempt intimidation and violence is their strongest. but the last card to play that absolutely. right. and then the other day i, i saw a story. oh, some german politician has been attacked physically as i thought, you know, but, but he was a green one, was a green politician. other was social democrat bought it immediately. german media off this as the other in a different deutschland support us behind it. we've been waiting for this bobby to be bad, the job and then you know, whether it is it becaus

george, what do you draw up? and this will talk about david cameron, who should have disappeared from public life forever, but the fact. so let's talk about the crowd approach for us city, right? the, the if it's a very head scratching experience. 11 has one been listening to these interviews with black chrome because he expands at great length without ever really explaining what he means. so he declares that, oh, well, he wants these introduction of, of, as you say, it's not clear with his french troops. so nato cruz, i assume you would like nato chose, but as a backup, just in case he doesn't get the major troops that he just says french troops. well, because he wants to create strategic ambiguity. so he wants bruton uh to be on something in his own mind, what he wants to do and then he says, and then he just the by side by side. oh yeah, but um, you know, with the, we've been putting all these limits on what we've done in the past, but protein has no limits on what he does. which of course is complete nonsense

i mean, is the george in this dream party? is it working against the will of the georgian people when it comes to your membership? yes, because and i think that we've just been like hostages with our heads in the sand about this. think it was very clear for years. the problem with the you and joining the u. s, you have to pass certain reforms. these are to mock democratic reports. if they do so, that would create a level playing field which might not return them to power. at the end of the day, this is all about keeping georgia dream and power and being a democratic nation with a free and fair election with transparent you this year. and all those facets of the requires. they might know when and between of unashamedly the oligarchy. that is the hunter, richard. dream is terrified of that prospect. so when having to decide between the you and staying and power, georgia dream picks power, the president of georgia is meeting with a ministers in today, wednesday. i mean, is there anything that the international community can do ri

george. before we go to the board, i think i think trump is just hoping that this issue will just go way and he can just avoid saying anything or doing anything that's got on timing eyes. anyone. so he's just simply keeps repeating the same mantra state. it didn't happen when i was president. it wouldn't have happened if i were president types that's totally reduces. yeah. but do you know that that is the, the, the, is the strategy about power not to say anything and hope that the subject will be changed. that's just pure cowardice, unfortunately, but i think the entire political class is coward, the cowardice and a lack of moral compass is martin city of gentlemen. i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on some real and stay with our to the the the, [000:00:00;00] the oh, what else seemed wrong? just don't you have to safe house because the application and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselv

george? >> george: matt, thanks. latest on the israel/hamas war.se fire talks have closed, no agreement in place as israel vows to move ahead with an operation in the city of rafah. marcus moore is on the scene in gaza. >> reporter: a very different feel today from just a couple days ago when those negotiations on a cease fire seemed promising. but this morning an impass remains with new developments in rafah. this morning israeli officials urging palestinians to evacuate parts of rafah ahead of an expected ground forces into the city where more than 1 million civilians have sought shelter during the war. this as new images show the attack on an israeli outpost near rafah. hamas publishing videos of rockets it fired over the border sunday. the idf saying the shells landed in southern israel killing four israeli soldiers and injuring ten others. in response to the strike israel sealing off a crucial crossing for gaza bound aid just as the head of the world food program said there's a full blown famine in northern gaza. hope for a cease fire dimming

we have a work of the close of the george washington university police department what we have seen asn escalation that occurred w moving to mandate several incidents that occurred being reported to us is the gw university police department or from observations we saw ourselves some of those things include as a chief mentioned the assault on gw police officer for the chicken item from the police officer and they also assault the police officer we observed indicators within the encampment thater would alert us potentialy they are gathering weapons and things like that additionally we had reporting individuals were probing buildings on campus for the potential to try to enter those locations. there is actually individuals yesterday on tuesday that were located inside a university facility there were not supposed to be there so again all these different things came together. indicators we have taken the intelligence we have and then also having what we learned from other universities some of these indicators continue to raise a a concern for the metropolitan police department that is what

they say is anti democratic. george's president's house dw she pods to veto the bill. the problem, felina. yes, welcome to the program. so lucky as prime minister robert feature is fighting for his life after being shot 5 times in an assassination attempt. the government says the attack was politically motivated, so hockey as president, has called it a brutal and reckless attack of their national leaders, have condemned the shooting, a suspect was arrested up to see 5 shots ring out and the gunman is tackled just seconds later, the prime minister is carried by the arms to a car and rushed away to the security personnel stayed behind, pinning the suspect to the ground speed. so supporters look on in for it sounded like cannon fire to me. i was shocked. what's going on? and as i saw him fall, i realized that this probably wasn't a joke. the interior ministry said the attacked was likely politically motivated and brought his love of this. the vacuum president condemned the shooting circle on now. i am shocked. we are all shocked by the terrible and vicious attack on prime

george? >> george: matt, thank you very much.t elvis' grand daughter is fighting for his estate. eva pilgrim here with the story. good morning, eva. >> reporter: elvis bought graceland in 1957. lisa marie inherited it in 1977 after he died. since 1982 it's been a museum attracting millions every year. but this morning its future could be in jeopardy. this morning graceland, elvis presley's historic home could be heading to the auction block. an llc claims elvis' only child, lisa marie presley, who died in 2023 borrowed $3.8 million using the deed to graceland as collateral. the company claims it was never paid back so they put a lien on the house and its grounds planning to auction it off this week. but elvis' grand daughter is fighting back. the oldest daughter of lisa marie is the trustee for the promenade trust, the company that owns graceland. in a counter suit, keough claims her mother never borrowed the money and alleges that the company is not real. naussany investments and private lending appears to be a false entity crea

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george? >> george: part of his legal strategy is delay.ks like that's what he'll get in the classified documents case. >> reporter: sure does. the trial over classified documents was never going to start this month in florida as scheduled. the judge has now formally scrapped the may 20th trial date but said she's not going to set a new one until she resolves all of the legal issues she's let pile up. it makes it highly unlikely there will be any trial in florida before november. >> george: thank you very much. let's bring in our chief legal analyst dan abrams. this manhattan trial is about falsified documents. stormy daniels testimony may have been interesting but why is it important? >> she was involved in the negotiations for the $130,000. right? technical legal matter, that's the most important part of her testimony. what did she know about why the deal was being made? about how the deal was being made? that is specifically relevant to the motivation here. was it to try to impact the election? but there's a secondary factor here. that i

we heard from several students that george washington university who were threatened. they were being threatened while they were escorting us through the encampment. the university president was begging the city of washington, d.c. police to come in and remove the trespassers, and they are refusing to do so. i believe we are in the second week, it has almost been 14 days we are approaching the third week of this violation of the law, of trespassers, intimidation of jewish students, desecration of statues, the statute of george washington dressed as a hamas soldier, so i do think the department of education should bear some response ability. i think it is the role of the department of education to ensure that these students are being protected, that they are in a safe environment, and from what i saw firsthand george washington university, i don't think that is the case, especially for jewish students. i guess my question is will you commit to working with these university presidents and administrators who are begging these local law-enforcement officials and i hate to

and they go on to say the choice on the way forward is in george's hands, and of the earth, the george and authorities to withdraw the lo and uphold their commitments to their new pass. now, what's interesting here is harry is that, that certainly does seem to me to be quite an unequivocal condemnation. however, what we did not get is a statement from the 27 you members. instead we got it from these 2 high ranking you officials and my understanding is that because there was division among the years 27 members on exactly how to proceed or personally due to some opposition from hungary. it's not the 1st time that budapest is at all with brussels on this. so given those divisions so that you can pretty much impact this state of relations with georgia will get taught billing when a foreign ministers meet later this month. can you explain for us, rosie how this bill could impact george's prospect of joining the e u in concrete terms? because it's a, it's a bit confusing with the prime minister of georgia saying it's necessary for the countries integration into you protests or say it would r

george, what do you draw up? and this will talk about david cameron, who should have disappeared from public life forever, but the fact. so let's talk about the color pers, for us today, right the bit. it's a very have scratching experience. 11 has one been listening to these interviews with back thrown because he expounds at great length without ever really explaining what he means. so he declares that, oh, well, he wants these introduction of, of, as you say, it's not clear with his french troops, old native truth. i assume you would like nato chose, but as a backup, just in case he doesn't get the nato troops that he just says french troops. well, because he wants to create strategic ambiguity. it so that he wants pro 10 uh to be uncertain in his own mind. what he wants to do and then he said, and then he just it by side by side. oh yeah. but um, you know, with the, we've been putting all these limits on board we've done in the past, but tolkien has no limits on what he does. which of course is complete nonsen

george? >> george: okay, victor. thanks. now donald trump.ctions on contraception in an interview. let's go back to rachel scott. >> reporter: donald trump is playing cleanup around comments he made. he was asked directly if he would support restrictions on contraception or birth control. the former president said it was something they were looking at, saying they would announce his policy position on this soon, only to back track hours later. that came after the biden campaign seized on his words issuing a statement saying women across the country are already suffering from donald trump's roe nightmare. if he wins a second term, it's clear he wants to go further. the former president said on his social media account i never will advocate for restrictions on contraception. but, michael, that is not something he made clear when he was asked directly about it in that interview, michael. >> michael: thank you, rachel. we appreciate you. we turn now to the stanley cup playoffs. the cup drops on the conference finals tonight. will reeve is back wi

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accordingly, there are not only protesters from george washington university, students of george washington university, but also other educational institutions, universities and colleges around, such as georgetown university, american university, howard university and other, possibly smaller educational institutions. all of them state that they are advocating that their universities sever all ties with organizations that are in one way or another funded by israel or finance israel, and here i propose to listen to the participants of the protest themselves, what exactly they stand for, we suggest to listen to the direct language. we demand that pro-palestinian views be protected on campus, that all charges be dropped against pro-palestinian students, event organizers and organizations, and that the university immediately disclose all of its investments and funds. and then renounced all funds associated with the essentially zionist israel, as well as ending all academic partnerships with israel. oleksii, i see that the situation on your campus at george washington university is quite calm. ho

and george country increases.galloway is going to capitalise on that . on that. >> i must just take issue with the fact that you see. >> oh, sure, you will take issue. >> that's why we're here, isn't it? >> i mean, but just to, you know, infer that it is muslims who are responsible for attacks and violence . and violence. >> who cares? i didn't say that. i didn't say i didn't say, i never said muslims are all solely responsible for attacks and violence. so that's that. that's a nodded. you're inferring that i didn't say that. >> i am inferring it. therefore it isn't. >> but you're incorrect. >> but you're incorrect. >> that's a semantics. well, i'm not, who killed jo cox ? somebody not, who killed jo cox? somebody you know, a right wing person who was apparently someone who had mental health problems. >> well, you know , say that. >> well, you know, say that. >> well, you know, say that. >> say who killed sir david amess. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> but , >> absolutely. >> but, i mean, i think, you know, the

he, he indeed had a significant influence on george's government. he in fact also had a couple of posts, but he was pregnant to serve georgia. and he has level politics um couple of times and it was the final 3rd uh, come back a piece of uh by the end of january last year, when he declared that he was needed back in politics in georgia in politics about, well, we have been researching and exposing his implant, saying in 2021 we have reached, we have concluded that at this point the implants oh, totally guard is so big that we can ultimately say that the state is captured. and we take a look at the different branches of the government, the cabinet, and the new service that we have in georgia. everyone's who's in the, in the role of government authority is either connected with team and the, from the, with the business interest, or he or they are coming from key style. correct about that is something really important. i think as in assets, events for assessments in georgia, on the other hand, what we see started government officials from different yea