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that was gordon lawson _ particular individual. awson there, ceo i particular individual. that was gordon lawson there, ceo of| gordon lawson there, ceo of cyber security firm conceal, speaking to me a little earlier on newsday. to other top stories now — and president biden has become the fourth us president to address a joint sitting of the irish parliament in dublin. it came on the third full day of his visit to northern ireland and the republic. he said the uk should be working more closely with dublin to maintain peace in the north, as sarah smith reports. president biden says repeatedly that he feels truly at home in ireland. to be invited to address the irish parliament, well, this isjoe biden's idea of a really good time. well, mum... laughter. they said it would happen. he talked of the history, values and ideals that ireland shares with america, and of how international cooperation can support peace in northern ireland. on that, he seems to think the uk could do more. i think that the united kingdom should be working close

that was gordon fear clo the world coverage _ russia. gordon fear clo the world coverage chief at wall - russia. that was gordon fear clo the world coverage chief at wall street i world coverage chief at wall street journal and colleague of evan gershkovich give his reaction. the launch of the biggest ever space rocket owned by elon musk company space x is more than 120 metres high and is designed to have all must double the thrust of another rocket. there will not be another attempt to lift off for at least 48 hours. to a story of nationality identity. today the brick and be parked in wills is dropping its branding to be known only by its welsh name. officials hope the change would be better celebrate the areas culture. jerry maguire courts. i'm taking the plunge. jumping into a river in the brecon beacons national park, but emerging into what's now called bannau brycheiniog, named after the king who ruled over this land in the fifth century. and no—one says it better than michael sheen in this promotionalfilm. a new kind of national par

the judge agreed ruled that th jury could not see a frame o gordon's confession. >> when he makes the what are you missing? then everything. >> well a confession it is the piece that bring everything together and focuse on the four girls, and now tha is gone. >> all of these women have a special meaning for me and whe it got thrown out i had really hard time >> but then gordon asked for a meeting and sprang another surprise he wanted larry yellin to drop the rape charges >> why would he give you and return >> he said i will give you a statement that you can use against me in this case. >> mister gordon we are goin to start >> so on the eve of trial, detective trapp once again set face to face with stephe gordon and he once again took her through each crime >> so your intention was als to kill her? >> yes >> okay. >> that was played for the jury and then how bizarre was this gordon suddenly decided he wanted the jury to hear hi first confession to. which meant that the mothers had to hear every graphi detail of their daughter murders. >> and i thought that maybe prayed that rosary too

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invasion and how can one not recall a recent monologue not up to a journalist, a foreign agent gordon, thatt for ukraine. in general, i also want to say thank you to aliens. it's great that they stand guard over the good of the world and justice. uh, that they are helping ukraine, aliens are powerful guys, the head of the office of the president of ukraine , andriy yermak, in his telegram channel tried to calm fellow countrymen. don't worry about the ufo, it's our air defense, but after a few minutes he deleted the air defense message , it turned out to be nothing to do with it. in my opinion, the ukrainian authorities or e did not know what it really was or did not know and tried to somehow hide it and actively used the tool. e their owners. yes, they started to accelerate. let's just say memes about ufos various pictures of form-reasons tried to disperse and switch people's attention, but in the end, uh, they have it in my opinion. still, it didn't work out. and in the end, they caught up more, fear for people, a flash in the sky over kiev was the result of a nasa space satellite falling

that evan spoke with. we think in an effort to intimidate what are your legal team's next steps, gordon? well, we're going to continue to fight this every way that we possibly can hope that the us diplomats can, can get cancer, access to him as soon as possible. one final question going had, how did you find out that gordon, that evan, i'm sorry, had had been arrested? well, we got a call from our security folks that we had last contact with him. and then it wasn't until the next morning, a rather long night of waiting and wondering before the russian states security service put out a statement that they had arrested him. good to hear god. many thanks to day to being with us. that's gordon said left the wall street journal. on the front lines of eastern ukraine, russian media has released a video of what it says are locked in a nursing race in the center of the city of bar moot. on friday, british intelligence of the russian forces were on the verge of insulting the city . president valadez lensky at his troops would withdraw. if they risked being surrounded. russia has been trying to tak

. >> bret: gordon, that's great question. your thoughts on what carl just said? >> exactly. are definitely investing in the technology and take a look at the example with this recent pentagon leak. the data is out on discord. it's not just discord the social media is also prevalent with hundreds of millions of users. the russians took that sensitive data. manipulated it, certainly they were using a.i. to be able to scan social media platforms to find this and to be able to have national security implications. so, we have to watch out for what you are adversaries are doing and we have to get ahold of it and invest in our technology industry in the united states to make sure we stay up with the potential threat and be able to ensure we're competitive. i know capitol hill has no clue. a.i. was one member. they have hard time getting their head around social media questions. and no disrespect but it's true on some of these fronts on theories hearings. but, you know, you look at a.i. and you think the potential is there to change the world, healthcare. we have done this all week

that one of germany's big brother country is looking after the other and really reporting on behalf of the other. but chad had expelled the minister for the ambassador rather from germany. mister gordon kreger saying that he has an employer light practices and landry spanked in terms of diplomatic accord as agreed to in the vienna conventions. now they are saying that he was a rather medley end in within their chairs, government policies and issues. and they have gone on to say that he had been warned quite several times before. clearly wanting that will not heeded. but let's hear from the chairs, government, why they thought of the republic cushing that by requests each yarn, christian gordon, creaky ambassador of the federal republic of germany, to leave chatham territory within 48 hours. this decision of the government is motivated by the discourtesy attitude and the non respect of diplomatic practices by the german ambassador as prescribed by the vienna convention. it's very contradictory when you look at the position, at least of germany. one of the one is to engage with africa, but on the other hand, they are not engaging. they're missing the moment right now to engage with the

possibility for the ukrainian side and the, and the he said that there cannot be any talk of russian offensive yet. and of course, for pre gordon, this is a chance to strike, to hit at the russian defense ministry. and there is some conflict going on between him and, and the russian defense ministry. but still, i think it, it shows that if there is going to that, then it shows that the frontline is moving, but it's moving pretty slowly and also brushing farm is this okay. land rover is visiting turkey to discuss that deal. that ssl green expos from ukraine. resume during the press conference, he also addressed rushes attitude towards a potential p. steel. we got, we are ready for negotiations to taking into account the realities that have developed to day and taking into account that entertainment interests and legitimate concerns of the russian federation. primarily in terms of our security, as opposed to how open is rasa to peace talks to you says the change in the rhetoric then it might sound like that. a bad sir love roof later went on to speak about how the west has ignored russian interests. russian concerns for a long ti

that is gordon in michigan. let's hear from another michigander. this is mary on our support line. go ahead. you are next of. caller: hi. i am sort of on the fence about it. on the one hand, i agree with it to increase accountability consistently. but at the same time, we also have a position of being pro-life. it sounds like we continue to make it more difficult to have and support children because they can really help parents bring life into this world. we are constantly being shut down. host: on our support line, that is mary in maryland. this is scott on our oppose line . caller: welfare benefits have a lot of big businesses involved. they make money through the welfare system, providing training services to people. a lot of the training will not really help them get jobs. host: how does that apply then to the idea of these work requirements? caller: hello? host: you are on. how does it apply to the idea of these work requirements? caller: well, a lot of people trying to jump through these hoops, you get payments and benefits and stuff. a lot of employers don't want to hire the

tracy gordon said that she saw a friends pictures of wildflowers. she took a break from her usual pickleball to come and see for herself! >> beautiful day to hike and the flowers are amazing. >> what is the weather like? >> stunning! perfect! what is it, in the mid-70s, low 80s? it is dry and sunny and excellent. >> was she right, paul? other people in walnut creek went out for us women, so paul is standing by. she seemed to have it right! >>> the time, yeah! it warmed up in other parts of the inland bay area and reached up into the 80s with a good 10 to 15 degrees above average. this is not the peak of this heat wave as i mentioned at the front of the show. tomorrow is the warmest day we will see for a while. temperatures 15 to 20 degrees inland, which means we will see some spots hitting 90 degrees tomorrow. right now we head back down from these warm temperatures, at least in most locations. it is still 85 in concord, 85 livermore, but down to 77 in livermore, 80 in napa and san jose. it is in the 60s in san francisco and oakland. tomorrow's temp

and if not the 50s like these same 55 t 54 how they just move through these dragon's teeth, gordon's changes , thatst didn't stop, they just moved and everything, i don't think that these dragon's teeth can somehow stop tank troops, well, you know that fool. the more that they are standing on soft ground relative to the chest, they will simply go into the ground and everything will continue to go there in relation to other fortification structures. well, of course, there, in order for these structures to become some kind of powerful, powerful obstacle for our offensive actions, there must be a large amount of artillery there or they have dug-in tanks and a large number of personnel, what do the russians have in order to ensure the entire front line in this way, they don’t have that many people, they don’t have that many means , to put it simply, that’s why they build it, well, they occupy themselves something to not be so afraid of our offensive. but it is true. it will be an obstacle for our troops in russia, but it is an obstacle not even for an hour, but for those of us who are older, one more q

that still divided. so on the russian side there would be a trying to our gate blame post to blame. so gordon said that he's okay. his 4 soldiers are good, but the defense ministry is not giving them enough support that they are the defense minister. the troops are not fighting as well when they're not giving them the supplies and new nations. so it's kind of a blame game going on there in a situation where the russian or winter are friends of hers almost over. and it that she's very wicked. oh, on a very high price, there's not enough shells. it's cracked a problem with the logistical problem. i have production problem or the russian defense minister says that everyone's given his fair share, that they cannot take away from other unit. so there's again, again, a blame game. the main problem is a lack of a battle field success, and that's really was fueling begin. this said exchange of public exchange of accusations. so had an all disease. we're going to tell you why survivors of a masika, northern latino, facile of blaming the army for the deaths of dozens of villages. please leave a state o

crossing paths with one of its vessels. beijing says it was provoked into the confrontation tune, gordon, charging that it should be emphasized that the philippine vessels carrying journalist height is a premeditated provocation that deliberately seeks to pick a fight and use the opportunity to make a hype. china expresses in solemn protest and strong dissatisfaction in this regard and urges the philippines to respect to china's territorial sovereignty and maritime rights and interests in the south china sea. and to start taking actions that will complicate the situation and also 9 military veterans from senegal, who fought for france in 20th century was, have returned home. until now they had been forced to live in france for at least 6 months of every year. in order to access their pensions, nicholas hart reports from docker more than 50 years away from home, cynically, soldiers that fought wars for france in the 20th century are returning to their homeland after the french government agreed to give them the right to full pension in synagogue. i am overjoyed to see my children, my grandchildren, and

that the city will be taken and it's not been finally taken. it's still divided. so on the russian side there would be a trying to allocate blame, post to blame. so gordon said that he's okay, his 4 soldiers are good, but the defense minister is not giving them enough support that they are the defense in this. the troops are not fighting as well, and they're not giving them the supplies in nations. so it's kind of the blame game going on there in a situation where the russian or winter are friends of hers almost over. and it that she's very wicked. oh, on a very high price. there's not enough shows. it's for cracked a problem with the logistical problem. i had a production problem. the russian defense minister says that everyone's given his fair share, that they cannot take away from other unit. so there's again again, a blame game. the main problem is a lack of battle field success, and that's really was fueling begin this exchange of public exchange of accusations. and mr. gas. lucas cal, at least 11 people in the northern indian said, have computer job 9 others have being treated in hospital authority, say they're investigating what caused the league

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that they're gas from employees as such, are fighting on behalf of russia. yes. and even some members of other so called private armies such as a mr. bree, gordon's army. they are complaining that they are well trained in war, military quality of those are part of military for so no are not up to the mark. and the sometimes they just, the retreat from the front lines are led to the ukraine is at deck. and oh, well, it seems that there is not a corporation between the different forces on the front. one of the questions that springs to mind here is the gas from is state owned. the army is state run. so why is there need to be an additional effectively state iron to military force fighting alongside the army? well, it is becoming more and more difficult for the regular army to get more conscripts, 0 mobilization, or the regular conscription. and the, well, the government decided to employ that people who can handle arms and who are officially members of a part of military units, all state controlled companies. this is of the all the reasons for such urgent action use of the shortage author song along the, from the reports of these personnel that are workin

i think that's where the disconnect happened, neil. >> neil: what is it with our classified documents and information, gordon? whether it's involving former presidents or vice presidents, documents that end up in people's garages, homes in florida or just what occurred yesterday in northern ireland where the president's security detail and those around him and the exact plans and where he would be, numbers, all dropped on a street and pick up by someone that said is this important to you? what is going on here? nothing is safe. >> you know, we live in a digital world. everyone wants to share that information, this is information that makes our national security move faster. when in the right hands, it allows us to operate as intelligence professionals more effectively. the problem with the ease of access or the ability to share it quickly is if you get a bad actor like this, insider threat like this and they can print it out and literally walk out of a skiff with it, that's when this situation arises. this will be a reawakening for our defense establishment, for the intelligence establishments and how inform

that's gordon's point . again, that's gordon's point.ting in contact, likening again lots of you. this whole thing to bofis of you. this whole thing to boris johnson . it says, boris johnson. it says, michelle, you have hit the nail on the head. thank you. outsiders are not welcomed. i do want to maintain that. i think there's an element of this. i think politics, it's such a closed shop and i feel certainly there is you know, you've got to be a certain kind of person to be a certain kind of person to be welcomed and accepted . gail be welcomed and accepted. gail says that she voted for donald trump in 2020 and she will definitely vote for him again . definitely vote for him again. thank.keep definitely vote for him again. thank. keep your thoughts. coming up after the break, i will be talking to nigel farage, by the way, he's got an entire hour dedicated to the donald trump situation. and i also want to bring back matters closer to home as well and ask you whether or not charles murderers should face the death penalty. they're going to a

gordon chang is with us now on the significance of that. to have you because some of the revelations besides just the capacity they have in china for a supersonic drone that can travel three times the speed of sound, international space station, in their case, they are the nation, so does not enter, it is just their station. they have the capability of knocking out the satellite and acknowledging today, what are they up to? >> well, they believe, and they are right, in the first moments of a war, that will be fought in space, where we will try to take down their satellites, they will try to take down ours. and they probably will move first, neil, which means they will be more successful than we will be. and another thing, we just don't understand the maliciousness of the chinese system, so they could really take us by surprise. >> neil: one of the things they have is this technology that can disrupt other technology, in other words, the ability of our technology to communicate with other forms of technology and monitor troop movements and t

a new pew research center poll finds that more than half of americans do not have confident in president biden's ability to deal with china. gordon, the people have figured this out that this president has not responded in kind. >> yes. and it's not only the allegations that are continuing over hunter biden and other members of the biden family. it's also the president's misguided outdated y views of china. they might have been appropriate three decades ago, immediately after the cold war. but certainly not now. we're seeing american policies in saudi arabia, the other five countries of the gulf cooperation council, iran, morocco, brazil, that are deeply injurious to america's standing in the world. this is i incomprehensible, mar. maria: tesla is planning to build a new battery factory this year, beginning production next year. >> what's worse is that china can use tesla's vulnerability to china to try to influence musk not only on twitter, but also on spacex. and congress has already looked at this issue of musk's vulnerability because of tesla. this is a national security issue because we depend on spacex which is a leader of

mail is reporting that three chinese community centers in san francisco, nebraska and houston are actually secretly working with beijing to silence critics in the united states. gordonng futures. you just heard what he said about the police stations. one was shut down in new york city. what about these other six? >> yeah. well, i agree with gordon and of course that question of where is the money coming from is one that should always be asked and we should diligently pursue an answer and he's absolutely correct that china and russia have increasingly been cooperating to do what's easie, which is disrupt from the good companies in the world from doing things to help people, instead they're about political warfare and seeking advantage. this is what they're doing under the communist party and with sudan. also if they the united states, it's outrageous that these influence operations have been able to go on u undetected and unhe deterred in our own country. we should he protect america and america citizens. there's a question about why parts of the government have spent so many resources to go after american citizens, seemingly not putting a greater amount a of resourc

on switching to work when you get on it, leave all this, just want to stay sympathetic sheet that in gordon, a pollyanna home in shelter from bonded. okay. to easy it with a name that would be that she quit into his yes. his vocal report, and some of them being your are going to talk about the bus to mean to be so somebody candle, su flatbed, that deep at all. it is for soon after that so intimate a social net. and so the publisher to miss the call may be delivered crystal in court, and you had a change, but the students on the strategies focusing mainly on the survey data experience. now what that will daughter going to start with nat ivy, that part of this poll stole when applied to that came up to need except the data. even let's joanie lindsay week except christopher genetic data just throughout level 4, they wouldn't let you cheat. we can except peter for you to come to school please. yeah, let think golf book let, let me bring the that i, maisie pretty mat k. well, she's here look at the weekend. he said, i dropped off on a bit. the form of a cindy this, i mean the bill, capital colla

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nvown — blair or was that early? gordon nvown igot— blair or was that early? ean, to take this back to the mental health issue, i have to actually disagree with something you're something you said. when you're opening that it's good that we're much we're spending so much time talking about mental health problems that problems because i think that what is that under what has happened is that under the guise of destigmatize izing mental it. mental health, we've turned it. we've normalised ill we've normalised mental ill health considered health and it's now considered the you're to the norm that you're going to have kind mental ill have some kind of mental ill health. then when, as i say, health. and then when, as i say, life ordinary stresses at life throws ordinary stresses at you, not don't feel you, people are not don't feel equipped handle we're equipped to handle them. we're going apply equipped to handle them. we're going apply some going to have to apply some stiff lips to society. stiff upper lips to society. but thank you both. up «next, stiff upper lip

you need your baghdad, the mob teams that i didn't you, me that, that all those of them one was the without mix. now please give me one gordon with vision. little that i was mr as the many believe the for the country to grow strong again, either a dictator or strong federalist zation is needed. the issue for doing resulting is building up are more space when you probably about for his grades are going to some oper, delaney he or gosh, the butcher. it's a sport by she woke up a prepaid for godaddy just in the dark. so small aid, you know, of course, a lot of our customers are, you're, are you free production is a political form just recently started. so i mean the rocks to put the others on durable theater arts of those for iraq's to creep before door old reports from that account. in august 2022, iraq nearly descended into civil war. once again, when the influential she a mom, a failed to get his candidates elected as president and prime minister announced he was quitting politics and wrist. assassination. closing his supporters in baghdad to write and seize the republican palace, 30 people were killed and hundreds injured.

if we have no deterrence on the ground in taiwan, rest assured chairman xi will make t that calculation. maria: gordon in the election in taiwan which of course as you know is happening in january of next year. and if that fails and they don't get their candidate to win, the taiwanese election, then they'll go to plan b and they'll do a cyber war, they will shut down the island. they will surround it with a blockade and he's talking about getting star link system, isr, on the ground in taiwan so that taiwan can have eyes and ears in the backyard china. how significant do you see all of this and when do you expect or if china goes into taiwan? >> well, first of all, china is preparing and a making fast preparations to go to war and it's not just building up its military, also mobilizing civilians. there has been low level activity such as china cyber attacks on taiwan, they go on all the time. china's been influencing taiwanese politics from the get-go and they're going to certainly ramp that up. they probably aren't going to win in 2024 and largely because the kmt which is the pro-china party, is very

but gordon guy said that he is with the political process. the other guys he yeah, he did process, but in his way is in not in it. why not the way that the market should be there? that is not, they cannot have democracy. data, me kind of have democracy as they like. they want independence from the civilian leadership. they want s s r could be away from the civilian leadership to be under command. it cannot be like this. it cannot be, there is no democracy are such they want. they can have such like a hearing or different centers of power. but there is no democracy, this is the main concept, is the main issue. yeah. maybe yes, i can say that one of them have ego or power, but maybe i met you were this eagerness for our act of the transition. he want to come by a civilian or like leadership bi election maybe. but right now he's accepting there is this that ended in court transition, but behind is not accepting day. it's as ada would the essence of a democratic transition under principles right now. and i would have made that week, but if we fas

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that's what we have to reverse in this. well, and tim gordon, let's continue this conversation. i'm a talked about the idea that marriage is something that goes across state lines and how that argument was used to push for a federal and at federal acceptance of the law. when we come back, we will continue to look at how authentic he west purse for homosexual rights in foreign countries really is going with our guest. him gordon state. ah huh. ah ah ah, what if i told you that the key to understanding the universe was a tiny particle which is nearly impossible to detect so much so that they are even called ghost particles. they do exist and they are called neutrinos. this brings us here to the caucasus mountains, here in cub vino berkadia, where we're going to visit the unique box on neutrino observatory. and it might surprise you. we're not going to find it out here in the open, but instead we have to go about 2 kilometers deep underneath this mountain range. mm. ah, nice to come to the russian state. little, never the tires on the northland scheme, davis. i'm not getting all son

how does that make sense to and we'll talk specifically about the cases of stanton and we'll talk a fair amount about him, stephen gordon and that thomas thomas a whole and why those significant then we'll talk about god bears conclusions about all of this and then again why does this matter does this matter in 2023? is this sort of an intellectual exercise? and i'm going to argue, obviously, that it isn't okay. when we left off to kind of a review to one of the reasons that i think it's really important to be looking at same sex sexuality in pre-colonial africa is that remember, there was that whole quote i wrote to you last time about coretta king and how frustrated she was that the civil rights movement had not really embraced the gay and lesbian movement. and we talked about there were a lot of churches, black historically, black churches who have also been pretty negative on the topic. so you remember this this slide. this was after they're trying to get the matthew shepard act passed. and what was the point of the matthew shepard act. did you i know we haven't talked about it yet, but anybody you just know offhand

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that the city will be taken. it's not being final it, they can still divide it. so on the russian side there would be trying to allocate brain post wave. so gordon said that he's okay, his 4 soldiers are good, but the defense ministry is not giving them enough support. but they are the defense vendors. the troops are not fighting as well when they're not giving them the supplies and new nations. so it's kind of the blame game going on there in a situation where the russian or winter france has almost over and it that she's very wicked. oh, on a very high price. there's not enough shells. it's quite a problem with the logistical problem or production problem or the russian defense minister says that everyone's given his fair share, that they cannot take away from other units. so there's again, again, a blame game. the main problem is a lack of battle field success, and that's really why few, with exchange of public exchange of accusations. at least 4 civilians have died in south western russia as a result of shelling by ukrainian forces. according to the local governor, the attack happened in the village of brians screeching. a residential buildi