the analyst at georgia assembly when he told us that hungry is basically one of the only european countries with a back phone, routinely opposing e u at native policies on a home ross, if key issues when it comes to foreign policy, hunger is ready, blaze the trail i mean, it's just done, it's its own thing. it's a continued quite active economic relations with russia. if it's getting gas is getting oil from russia, it's uh, go up raging on a nuclear energy and about, oh or bonus said that this war in ukraine is absolutely insane. it's a destructive, it needs to come to an end immediately. that needs to be a ceasefire. immediately on this, this immediately, and that he's not going to take, bothering any activity of uh, transporting weapons into your grades. so that's obviously very different from the e. u. nato also the same, but it also was, you know, the bad. busy i, some years ago, during the microns crisis, when you know, every european country was supposed to pay for on gillum knuckles foolish decision to welcome a 1000000 or so migraines, into europe. and of course, if you want me to g

would argue it is the weaponization of the georgia rico statute and i would implore the georgia general assembly to explore ways to amend rico to avoid this type of weaponization in the future. >> do you know if this will actually be going to trial in october? >> as the way it is right now, yes. mr. chesebro and ms. powell will be going to trial october 23rd. now there's a very significant unknown out there which is the possibility of removal. that's up to a federal judge, judge jones. judge jones has not issued his decision. if judge jones were to remove this case, i think there's an argument that all of the defendants at least initially are removed alongside the ones who are entitled to removal. but in that circumstance, you might expect us to try to file a motion to reman because to be clear, this is where we want to be. >> you think this will make it to the election, we'll get to -- make it to the election -- >> i hope not. that's only on behalf of my client. let me make something else clear, my client is ken chesebro, okay? my client is not a politician. my client has never run for public o

assembly. now where italy's prime minister of georgia maloney is making him address that's listed in which but heavy maybe like the weight of responsibility. you know, yeah, we have because we live in complex time unit of continuous emergencies and change in. and we cannot afford the luxury of words of circumstance which should be the concern of lofty principles. was that have never been realized, staci of easy choices in place of the right one. we need to look back at the profound meaning of what a, what gave life to this place. the community of nations and peoples that are reflected in the united nations charter of 1945, which was created to find shared solutions that could guarantee peace and prosperity. there are basically 2 enemies, again, know that them fundamental premises that give meaning to these halls, shown on one hand. there are a nation that exist because they reflect human kinds in they need to feel a sense of belonging to a community to haul, to a certain people when the beat and to be able to share with others the same historical memory. the same laws, the same customs and tra

special session on the italy's prime minister was expected to speak at the un general assembly in some time, georgia maloney will be courting for greater international cooperation to tackle in regular migration from north africa. but on the island of long producer, people don't trust somebody's right wing and te migration prime minister. our full such reports. this is what many and love to do is the want the island to be famous for its jacket, the beautiful landscape, its sparkling coves, its sea food, its traditions, jenika, christina dispos, that is known instead, which repeated migration emergencies causing uncertainty for would be to risk and the families like his who rely on the think that is the windshield, it's cold and they always ask, what's the latest we migrant and we have results that we can't working base and promote our beautiful island. this isn't the 1st time that it totally has the most kind of level of civil arrivals, but the difference is the proportion back in 2015, 2016. that number was about 8 percent this year. the proportion of arrivals arriving in ceylon, producer is 70 perc

georgia in 2016. i would have asked the question, whoever drafted those is in deep legal trouble. if you look at the document, mimics 2016, and it says, we were assembled and elected by the popular vote in georgia, not by the republican party. i think it the jury can say why are you misrepresenting what it was about, it was obviously what you were claiming. >> so obviously significant. and then, anthony, you heard trump say in that interview with kristen welker, it was my decision when given the opportunity to say was it you or your lawyers. just to be clear, this contradicts the main defense that one of his current lawyers is making on his behalf, which is to say trump, in all this, was just following the advice of his counsel. here is one of trump's current attorneys making that argument. >> you're entitled to believe and trust advice of counsel. you have one of the leading constitutional scholars in the united states, john eastman, say to president trump this is a protocol that you can follow. >> so, anthony, saying it was a leading constitutional lawyer and trump was just following his advice. you got trump to kristen welker, it was my decision tal

lodge a complaint with the world trade organization, italian prime minister, georgia maloney has addressed the un general assembly that was a short while ago. she cooled on nations to united against the growing criminal industry behind human trafficking. nothing sooner than he thought it was, somebody to go out to meet them. as selassie got italy's attention is particularly focused on africa, where nations already beleaguered by long periods of drought and by the effects of climate change are now faced with a situation compounded by food and security, making them more vulnerable to instability and easier pray for terrorism and fundamental ism, and this is a choice to create chaos and spread. and in this chaos that produces tens of millions of people, potentially in search of better living conditions to an art infiltrated and criminal networks that profit from desperation to collect rate, easy, 1000000000. that's a little bit of the small italian island of long producer has been the 1st port of call for migrants and refugees making the dangerous journey across the mediterranean. the arrival, subdivide is the local

important pinkimportas that the letter where jeffrey clark drafted a letter to urge the general assembly here in georgia to convene and overturn the election, that he did not do that at the direction of former president trump. in fact at the time that he was concocting this letter, donald trump probably didn't even know his name or barely knew who he was. so he couldn't claim that he was doing it at the president's direction either. >> donald trump's former lawyer rudy giuliani is being sued by his former attorneys for unpaid legal fees. a law firm that represented giuliani in 2019 says he owes more than $1.3 million. and in that time period giuliani has faced serious or various lawsuits and criminal investigations including the election interference case in the u.s. state of georgia. giuliani has said publicly that he is struggling to pay his legal fees. >>> world leaders gathered in new york set off to kick off the general assembly in the hours ahead. joe biden is amongst those delivering remarks today before holding a bilateral meeting with the u.n. sepcretary-general. he is the only leader of the pe

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georgia maloney for an enable mission. now maloney is teaching a yet broad, a international response at the un general assembly in new york. interested, you know, maybe like a orange young man, we really pretend to not see that no other criminal activity in the world today is more lucrative than the trafficking of migrants when it is, the human reports themselves that i've shown how this business has reached, i mean by volume of money, the same level of drug trafficking. a back on producer john lucas, mother is cooking in the time of the restaurant. he and his father run both trips. he says maloney is failing like a pre assess has to address the concerns nissan. yeah. any to the left, the true is it only for does with the talk of, and they have a blockhead which never went anywhere but exploded limp. it was even more in 24 hours more that $8000.00 people arrived. the situation is now far less acute, but still hundreds of my goods arrive daily. the reception center still will have the capacity. the islands, priest says its people will continue to do what they can to treat them with dignity . and i'm brothers. i don't know s

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i would argue it's the weaponization of the georgia rico statute, and implore the general assembly as they get back into session to avoid this type of weaponization in the future. >> do you know if this will actually be going to trial in october 23rd or mr. chesebro and ms. powell as well? >> as the way it is right now, yes, mr. chesebro and ms. powell will be going to trial october 23rd. as the judge indicated, there is a very significant unknown out there, which is the possibility of removal. that's up to a federal judge. judge jones. judge jones has not yet issued his decision. if judge jones were to remove this case, i think there's an argument that all of the defendants at least initially are removed alongside the ones who are entitled to removal. in that circumstance, you might expect us to try to file a potion. to be quite clear, this is where we want to be. >> do you think this will make it to the election? >> i hope not. that's only on behalf of my client, and let me make something else clear. my client is ken chesebro, okay. my client's not a politician. my client has never

zelenskyy is also expected to attend the united nations general assembly in new york. a judge in georgiaoday that former president trump and 16 others will be tried separately from two co-defendants. all are accused of illegally trying to overturn the 2020 election results. lawyers sidney powell and kenneth chesebro have demanded a speedy trial, now set to begin october 23. mr. trump's legal team has pushed for a later trial date. a hurricane watch is up tonight from maine to the canadian border as hurricane lee closes in. the storm has lost some punch, but could bring heavy rain and 20-foot waves to coastal new england and canada by early saturday. parts of that same area have already been inundated with 10 inches of rain from an earlier storm that triggered flash floods this week. nasa says it wants to join the search for ufo's and make it a serious, scientific endeavor. the space agency released a year-long study today. it found no evidence of aliens visiting earth. instead, it called for advanced satellites to aid the search. officials also urged reducing the stigma around what they

i think there is a part of the speaker of this wisconsin state assembly who understands, like brian kemp in georgia is really really the defining moment, i, think of his political career. if he launches this impeachment, and he will be recorded in every textbook about american politics for all-time, as the first person to impeach a judge to stop them for making a judgment he didn't like in order to gain political power. does he want that to be his legacy? that is the question before us right now and that is what we want to make sure that voters can weigh in and make clear. that this moment will not be forgotten and that if republicans do cross this line, it will turn into a massive political backfire. that will sweep through 2024 and well beyond. >> if they do cross that line, what are you when your fellow democrats prepared to do? >> well, the 4 million dollar campaign that we announced this past wednesday with allies and partners that will be unveiling their plants as the days roll into this coming week, that really is just the beginning before republicans have decided whether they want to do an

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georgia republicans are trying -- pushing to remove or discipline willis in a special session. a move the governor is dismissing. >> there have been calls by one individual in the general assemblytside of these walls by the former president echoed for a special session that would ignore current georgia law and directly interfere with the proceedings of a separate but equal branch of government. in georgia, we will not be engaging in political theater. these are the distractions that get you to lose elections. >> let's get into this. joining me now, blayne alexander in atlanta. peter baker and harry litman. blayne, start us off. give us the context surrounding the governor's comments. >> reporter: yeah. this is something that -- this comes after a couple of days of seeing some far right republicans calling for a way to remove willis from office or discipline her. this is not a mainstream call among republicans in statehouse. these are far right members of the party and some other republicans have been pushing back against that. what we saw yesterday from governor kemp was the strongest pushback against that. if you have issues with the way the d.a. is doing her job, there are pr

georgia maloney for an enable mission. now maloney is teaching a yet broad international response at the un general assembly in new york in the middle with some of you and you did, you know, maybe they had a good old young man. we really pretend to not see that no other criminal activity in the world today is more lucrative than the trafficking of migrants. when it is, the human reports themselves that i've shown how this business has reached, i mean by volume of money. the same level of drug trafficking, a back on producer john lucas, mother is cooking in the time of the restaurant. he and his father run both trips. he says maloney is failing like a predisposes to address the concerns installing the any to the left. the true is it only for does with the talk of i never block it, which never went anywhere that exploded lump. it was even more in 24 hours more that $8000.00 people arrived. the situation is now far less acute, but still hundreds of my goods arrive daily. the reception center still willow, the capacity. the items priest says it's people will continue to do what they can to treat them with dignity. and i'm bro

georgia. but the bad news, as you indicated, is that d.a. willis has assembled a meticulous case. trump is saying the special grand jury threw the kitchen sink at him, but it's really important to note that d.a. willis didn't prosecute everybody that the grand jury recommended. she was discerning, she exercised her legal judgment and vast experience prosecuting rico cases. we were wondering why it was taking so long for the indictment to come down after the special grand jury issued its report months ago. now it appears that d.a. willis was fulfilling two really important responsibilities. she was making these essential judgments about who among the 40 people recommended for prosecution she was going to charge, and she was also getting ready for trial. it was like the first might happen at the end of next month. >> if they happen in october. mike roman, former trump campaign official, not mentioned in this latest report released, but one of the 19 indicted. >> yes. >> walk us through that. >> there are other people, i should note, who are in this report, were on the receiving end

that he was demanding that rosen and donahue sign to send to the state of georgia ordering them to basically hold a spshl assembly the fake lectors get together and vote in a new certificate of lectors that was never approved and we know there was going to be a wholesale resignation of lawyers at the department of justice if donald trump was to force that through. it was important because jeffrey clark is saying, nicole, everything i did, i did as a federal officer, put importantly saying donald trump, quote, ratified my conduct. the law allowed donald trump to put this in my lane and because that was in my happen and because it was what donald trump wanted me to do, that's what i did. the judge in this case, you could look, you know, from the bench, he was expressing maybe skepticism about that argument and at the end of the day the state of georgia making it clear in the absence of any evidence they didn't carry their burden today. >> andrew weigh in on that defense that jeffrey clark said wasn't my idea. i was doing what trump told me to do. >> so yeah. i have a question for katie on that because it's my under

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assembly also on the program, european commission, president of underlying takes the 1st time look at it, leaves michael in crisis. she visits the island of allowing me to do the with prime minister, georgia maloney after a record number of migrant arrivals.

trump aide boris epshteyn, georgia lieutenant governor bert jones, and trump clue lawyer cleta mitchell. again, not some random fringe people or some bizarre extreme assemblers. some of these guys before they were conspiracy theorists they were a respected established people in the republican party. a few of them still are. a special grand jury recommended that they be charged for their efforts, quote, with respect to the national effort to overturn the 2020 presidential election, focused on efforts in georgia, arizona, wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, and the district of columbia. republican senator lindsey graham actually testified before that grand jury last year, before this group of citizens, even though he fought tooth and nail, take the case all the way up to the supreme court, he lost. georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger so green called him twice in the aftermath of the 2020 election and suggested that raffensperger throw out absentee ballots. to put a fine point on, and here's clark cunningham, georgia state university law of ethics. hear how he puts the testimony on nbc earlier today. >> he testified in front of the special grand jury w

georgia maloney for an enable mission. now maloney is seeking to get through to international response at the un general assembly in new york. only for model it the only way is to declare war on the traffic course. this must be done with the support of the multilateral system with the willingness of all nations that will not be blackmailed by criminal organizations. back on one producer, john lucas mother is cooking in the family restaurant. he and his father run boat trips. he says maloney is failing. like a pre assess has to address the concerns nissan. yeah, they need to the left, the truest but only for the with the talk of a name, a blockhead which never went anywhere but exploded limp. it was even more in 24 hours more that $8000.00 people arrived. the situation is now far less acute, but still hundreds of my goods arrive daily, the reception center still willow, the capacity of the items priest says its people will continue to do what they can to treat them with dignity. and i'm brothers. i don't know so know, stein get a we get on the produces people i know tired of migrant. in fact, we see more cases of emergency a

the assembly of demanding the sacking of the officer involved and say kidding last week was a gross misuse of power or the damage to the dahlia to the us state of florida. and georgia is estimated to be about $20000000000.00. hey bud. it's in coastal areas of a toad to what they say. what they say is, can be salvaged, that'd be seen use corresponding quantum and they got suppose now from the most you beach in florida, horse, you beach is one of the hardest head communities. we can see destruction in every direction that we look into. a lot of the homeowners have returned to begin with that clean up process and debris has been piling up outside of people's property. so you have the whole winners that return trying to see what they can save. well, a lot of trash and this debris begins to accumulate. so the 1st step here is going to be for authorities to send in the necessary trucks to pick up all of that debris . and this includes some of the trash that came in with that storm research materials from the homes that fell apart, were talking about would cinder blocks and furniture that was destroyed. all of this mixed together, that needs to clean up for that. the rebu

special session of the general assembly to and run around this law is not feasible, and ultimately proved to be unconstitutional. the bottom line is that in the state of georgia, as long as i am governor, we're going to follow the law and the constitution. regardless of who it helps or harms politically. and in georgia we will not be engaging in political theater that only inflames the emotions of the moment. >> tanya miller served as a prosecutor in the fulton county district attorney's office aside alongside fani willis. she is now political reporter for the atlanta journal-constitution. his latest article is -- warns of risks of punishing fani willis. greg, i've been following your reporting on this question threw out and did you have a heads up about this happening today? give us some context for what happened today when the governor came out and made the statement. >> i have known behind the scenes of the governors sort of mixed feelings or opposition towards these stop sort of calls for special sessions and other legislative action. frankly not only is it politically impossible because it needs democratic support, but it's also legally questionable it.

special session of the general assembly to end run around this law is not feasible and may ultimately prove to be unconstitutional. the bottom line is that in the state of georgia, as long as i am governor, we are going to follow the law and the constitution. regardless of who it helps, or harms, politically. >> and a reminder, he won his last election, handily. but before any of his four criminal trials began, donald trump is set to face a civil trial in october. that of course was brought by the new york attorney general, tish james. and while trump has argued that the entire case should be dismissed, a. g. james says that the financial fraud was so pervasive, that the judge should rule without a trial. meanwhile, a deposition in that case has been released, and some of it is getting a whole lot of attention. i want to stress that this is a direct quote from donald trump's deposition. quote, i think you would have a nuclear holocaust if i did not deal with north korea. i think he would have a nuclear war if i were not elected. and i think you might have a nuclear war now, if you want to know the truth. with that, let's get smarter with our lead off panel this

assembly to end run around this law. it's not feasible. it may ultimately prove to be unconstitutional. the bottom line is that in the state of georgia, as long as i'm governor, we are going to follow the law and the constitution. regardless of who it helps or harms politically. and in georgia we will not be engaging in political theater that only inflames the motions of the moment. >> joyce, that's rare to hear from a republican these days. >> governor kemp can read the writing on the wall. he knows that donald trump is about to get to the find out part of this entire adventure. so there's a part of me that says he's differentiating himself from other potential republican presidential candidates, not in this cycle but in the next one. he will be the candidate of law and order. he will be the candidate who stands for the constitution. i'd loved to take him at his word here. i think it's an important statement at face value. there is still this new georgia state law that could involve procedures for removing d.a.'s. we've seen that happen to do detail das in florida. under a similar law i hope governor kemp will take this same constit

session of the general assembly to and and run around this law is not feasible and it may ultimately prove to be an unconstitutional. the bottom line is that in the state of georgia as long as i am governor we are going to follow the law in the constitution. regardless of who it helps or harms politically. >> it is important to note that senator moore would need democratic support for any impeachment measure. let's just not happening. but once my point, governor kemp has shown repeatedly it is not hard to speak the truth when it comes to donald trump's election lies. and just follow the law. you may not like governor kemp and you may agree with some of the other policies that he is back into a peach state. capitol the republicans in georgia brad raffensperger berger and, former lieutenant governor jeff duncan, they have resisted donald trump in ways that others in the republican party have. not kemp love no readout about his position >> up to this point i've not seen any evidence that the d.a. willis's accents or lack thereof. -- oversight commission. >> the governor is referring to committee or commission spawned by 2023 bill that he signed into law which will o

georgia following the 2020 election. that means he is liable for damages, which will be determined in assemble trial.al poll workers, rudy freeman and shaye moss sued giuliani over his baseless claims that he committed electorate flood. they testified to the january six committee that their lives were turned upside down by those allegations. >> now, i will not even introduce myself by my name anymore. i get nervous when they bump into someone, and that i know in the grocery store who says my name. i am worried about who is listening. i get nervous when i have to give my name for food orders. i am always concerned of who is around me. i lost my name, and i lost my reputation, i've lost my sense of security. >> a lot of threats. wishing death upon me. telling me that i will be in jail with my mother, and saying things like, be glad it is 2020 and not 1920. >> a lot of these threats, and vile comments were racist in nature? >> a lot of that more way says. a lot of them were just hateful. >> giuliani conceded in the court filing last month that he had made false statements about caitlin and moss. and had

assembly back into session. anybody to do this is just a continued small-minded approach. governor kemp really laid out the vision for a conservative leader. we've cut taxes in the state of georgiang his side. we've increased pay for teacher, made neighborhoods safer, increased our economic development opportunities, you know, massively. these are conservative principles that we should not only be running on here in georgia but be running on nationally. instead we have this three-ring circus going on apparently we're going to spend the next 18 months campaigning on courthouse steps. donald trump has his work cut out whether you like him or don't like him, regardless you have to be an honest purveyor of the facts and that says this is going to be a disaster for the next 15 months, we are not going to be in a position to beat joe biden, we're going to not talk about the issues and hold joe biden accountable for the issues. we should be talking about all the misinformation going on inside the economy. we should be talking about negative reactions to foreign policy or lack of reaction to foreign policy. but we are not. we are talking about donald trump and 18 co--indicted individual

special session of the general assembly to end run around this law is not feasible and may ultimately prove to be unconstitutional. the bottom line is that in the state of georgia, as long as i'm governor, we're going to follow the law and the constitution. regardless of who it helps or harms politically. >> greg, there's a context to this that is both in the georgia indictments and in the jack smith election interference indictment. that is, state after state in michigan, in arizona, in georgia, republican officials said the words that brian kemp was saying prior to january 6th and around january 6th. and that is that, i voted for you, i probably wanted you to be president, i'm not breaking the law for you. i'm not going to do something unconstitutional. and this is what brian kemp is saying, the republican governor of georgia. we're not going after fani willis. >> yeah, not only did brian kemp support donald trump early on, but he also earned donald trump's endorsement and ran really a donald trump-backed campaign, a georgia first campaign, when he ran for his first term in office in 2018. we've seen this remarkable break. that was an extraordinary moment in

special session of the general assembly to end, running around the law is not feasible and the ultimately proved to be unconstitutional. the bottom line is that in the state of georgia, as long as i'm governor, we're gonna follow the law in a constitution. regardless of who it helps or harms politically. >> greg, there's a context to this that is both in the georgia indictments and the jacks mitt election interference indictment and that is, state after state, in michigan, in arizona, in georgia, republican officials said the words that brian kemp was saying prior to january 6th and around january six, and that was, i voted for you, i probably wanted you to be president, i'm not breaking the law for you. i am not going to do something on constitutional. and this is what brian kemp was saying, they got the republican governor of georgia. we're not going after fani willis. >> not only did brian kept support trump early on, but he also earned donald trump's endorsement, and donald trump when backed campaign, georgia first campaign when he ran for her his first term in office back in 2018. but we've seen this remarkable -- that was an extraordinary moment in georgia pol

assembly, he holds a series of bilateral meetings with the interlocutor of the russian foreign ministry, who became the director general. mgt. during the conversation between the russian federation and georgia, an exchange of views took place on the safety issues of the zaporozhye npp lavrov confirmed russia’s commitment to work with many to occupy the threats posed by the kiev regime and the nuclear facility; the long-term destructive effect of the use of ammunition with combined uranium, which the collective west supplies to ukrainian nationalists, was also noted; another interlocutor of sergei lavrov was his venezuelan colleague; moscow and caracas confirmed coincidence of approaches on current world problems and outlined plans to deepen foreign policy coordination, and with the secretary general of the arab league the head of the foreign ministry discussed the resolution of crisis situations in the middle east and north africa, but in the german media one of the most discussed topics was speaking from the podium. un chancellor schulz, journalists drew attention to the fact that listen to the head of the german government. almost no one came. negotiations between representatives of baku