he said the u.s. were paying 100% of nato before he came along the west, made up about 71% of nato defense spending, not 100 he said he not biden is the one who lowered insulin prices and medicare. he did it for some seniors, but biden did it for far more. he said biden indicted him again, no evidence. biden has had a personal grow at any of these four prosecution's. he said, europe takes him to know us cars, just not true. he spoke of food prices quadrupling under biden it's a wild exaggeration though they are up. he said biden made up the idea. he called debt service trump chief of staff, john kelly corroborated. he said biden called black people, quote super predators for ten years. biden never once deployed that phrase, let alone for ten years, though he did at least one speak of quote, predators without specifying think it's about black people. he said his trump tax cut was the largest in us history. not true though in fairness, by biden also said this. trump said try not, and other stop buying fr

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but he said he was very happy. he said that he hopes that the meeting between the 2 nations will be very productive. but he said also that he's looking forward to welcoming kim for the next meeting in moscow. yeah, that'll be interesting to see. i know 10 to noon likes to travel by train, so it'll be quite a long train ride. but i did it myself from us. go to the a couple months ago. it wasn't bad. so maybe we'll see the next meeting between russian president put and then the cpr k later comes on here and taking place in moscow. um in due time listing. all right, so you think you all right, you are in the right place for all the latest news on latimer put in strip the phone. yeah. and we'll make sure to make, make sure to your kept right up to date with the visit and all the big news lines emerging from the landmarks. the nato should itself reflect rather than arbitrarily smear and attacked china. that was the response of the countries foreign affairs ministry. after the lions, the secretary general took aim at the

then he started to get aggressive. >> gaege said he pulled over and that's when he said things got uglyt of the vehicle and swung on me. self-defense, i hit bad. dodged it the night hit. we rolled down the hill. he was on top. i was on top. i do know for sure the first hit i hit him in the face. >> maybe that would explain the bruising. >> i was scared for my life. i didn't know what he was capable of. i'm not used to being around that type of population. >> at that moment, he said as state trooper arrived at the scene and pravin dashed into the woods. really? that was something easy for police to verify, and they did. here is the dash cam video. there's no audio but you can see gaege walking in the shot in the trooper shining his light into the woods, looking for someone. the trooper told gaege to head home before leaving himself. police had not told the family about the trooper, but monica did after getting a tip. >> it haunts me. i think my brother could've been alive at that time. >> monaco was getting tips about the roadside via too. >> our kids are talking over here. they say the

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i have to hours, the one that these lyon people that he said he doesn't like my work. i love milwaukee. i said you got to fix the crime. we all know that you got to make sure the elections honors. but i'm the one that picked, the lucky so just last week, the former president was quoted as calling milwaukee horrible during a closed-door meeting with house republicans. >> that's according to a source who was in the room. and since then, several members of wisconsin delegation of said that the comment was made he didn't the context of crime and elections, election lies, i should say, joining me now is democratic milwaukee mayor cavalier johnson mayor. thanks for being here. so the former former president, he is now saying publicly, he loves your city, but he did, according to those sources, call it horrible in private. what's your reaction to the backtrack here from the podium tonight? >> you know, it is really, really interesting abbe to hear former president trump say now that he, all of a sudden loves milwaukee and that he even selected milwaukee, look, abby, as you men

first - this deterrence and defense, and he said defense, and he said that in the meeting with president biden, he will announce new statistics, new numbers, how much the allies spend on their own defense. as you know, the condition is to spend a minimum of 2% of gdp, and he said that today he will announce that already 20 countries spend at least 2% of their gdp on defense, literally. a few years ago it was 10 members of the alliance, the second definitely topic of the nato summit and the topic of today's meeting - it will be help to ukraine, and president biden is also about it they will steal with jenda stoltenberg. just like that will be a big topic of this very summit, and the third topic is cooperation with global partners to not only help better deter russian aggression, but also potentially counter china's aggression. and what to expect from the summit in ukraine? but maria, today jen stoltenberg, when we spoke with him, said that in fact, for ukraine , we should expect very good results from this summit. first, he said that he hopes that the countries are members of the alliance

he said _ he said he thought he had done well. he said he _ he said he thought he had done well.ced, and he said no _ thought he would be replaced, and he said no he _ thought he would be replaced, and he said no. he said it was difficult to debate _ said no. he said it was difficult to debate donald trump because he liked so much _ debate donald trump because he liked so much. apparently donald trump like 26 _ so much. apparently donald trump like 26 times during the debate. joe biden— like 26 times during the debate. joe biden is— like 26 times during the debate. joe biden is putting a positive spin on this _ biden is putting a positive spin on this. ., biden is putting a positive spin on this. . ., ~ ., ., ., this. the main takeaway i have from this. the main takeaway i have from this is that there _ this. the main takeaway i have from this is that there is _ this. the main takeaway i have from this is that there is some _ this. the main takeaway i have from this is that there is some food - this is that there is some food store still open. i would like to remind people they c

he said that he agrees with tony because tony blair has now said that women don't have a penis. so now kie can say they don't care . don't care. >> beasley focus grouped it. he focus grouped it before and said, you know, i think most people think that women have got penises now and then he saw that that wasn't a popular opinion. so he focus grouped it again and decided that women don't have penises . but really, you want penises. but really, you want a leader who knows if women have got penises or not? >> i mean, the focus group might have been where he checked to find out, you know, maybe empirical research was done. maybe that's the kind of thing. the question i would have about this story is who is she going to vote for then? this is one of those where she might be. reform for ruth is kind of a reform. >> yeah. well i think she should vote for reform. >> i think a lot of people in ten years time will be like, why didn't i vote for reform? because i called reform , yeah. i because i called reform, yeah. i mean, that's the thing. she is still a lefty. you know, sometimes . forge

he is absolutely. i think as was said earlier, he's absolutely somebody who is stubborn and resilient, but he's actually not somebody who shies away from having tough conversations is it having directive x? so yes, absolutely. i have to imagine there will be direct discussions with him about how to adjust the campaign for this. but i also think to this point about waiting to see where actual voters land on this is critically important before, before the, before the elite sitting at this table determine that the rest of the country created the performance. i think we got to see what voters have to say. all right, we're going to take a short break when we come back of vice president kamala harris will be joined sunday on the whole story. short, van was in american waters, dive into the debate between conservation, fisher and sharp gutters story with anderson cooper sunday at eight and don't miss discovery sharpening starting sunday, july 7 explore the world. >> the viking way from the quiet comfort of elegance small ships w

he said nato was going out of business before he took off, clearly absurd. he said the u.s. ong. the u.s. made up about 70% of nato defense spending not 100. he said he lowered insulin. he spoke of food prices quadrupling under biden. that's a wild exaggeration. he said biden made up the idea he called dead soldiers suckers and losers. john kelly corroborated it. he said biden called black people super predators. biden never once deployed that phrase, though he did speak about predators without specifying black people. trump said his tax cut was the largest. not true. trump said china and others stopped buying from iran under him. china never stopped. he said he signed the veteran's choice into law. not true. he said biden got rid of that program. biden has not done that. >> the candidate last night, candidate trump literally has to be fact checked every time he opens his mouth and he's a convicted felon. but how did joe biden do last night? >> he didn't answer any of those lies. he had trouble finishing sentences, had trouble delivering basically the punch lines. everything

but he said even if you only get one line, you'd like it to be a good line, y know. 2012 he sort of remarks herepublican party's favorite candidate into 2012 necessarily he had lost in 28. but he remarks that after he got the nomination almosover partizd turning on and all a sudden people pin drop when he gave them before. i'm paraphrasing. so does he take anything from that? does he sort of recognize that this is■] trump situation. this is political parties. it might be about his political party. yeah. no queion. i mean, i think a lot of the the most interesting revelations in just how every of his party basically talked themselves into supporting donald trump and sticking with him through all the scandals lie political class in washington is such that, you know, one of his the comments he made to me is that he didn't realize until he got to the senate just how much psychic currency most people in the senate attach to he said for a lot of these guys, they feel likwoul death. they're addicted to the ap big staffs and the big offices anthvisible party ae and they just

that was back in 2019 and he said he was saying it in the context of the campaign where he wanted histo win. about taxes. had said the labour party would not raise taxes on national -- but he said they had no plan to rse taxes. not quite the same as saying you definitely won't do it. keir storma was asked look the benefits -- which many people on the left of the labour party have wanted storma to reme. he said it won'te in their manifesto tomorrow and he said that's because he wants to be responsible with the money. the loudest applause was on an issue of child poverty when he wasn't promising to make changes to the benefits, related to that. he still got the applause for the kind of economic responsibility about that view. >> and the prime minister has been in a funny position toy. having to reiterate that he's not going anywhere, that's the conservatives haven't given up and that was after grant talked about it bean idea of handing the opposition party a big majority in that general election. the prime minister is for a strange position of saying no, we're campaigning for every vote

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i was just going to say what he said. and then obama didn't say a word, made the decision the next morning, you might remember that he made the decision. they had the meeting on a thursday. he made the decision on a friday the saturday was the white house correspondents dinner. and that was the famous correspond it's dinner where he eviscerated donald trump. i was at a table. i could see donald trump. the president was giving the speech and that was kind of fun. but at our table was bill daley, the white house chief of staff. and tom donilon is a national security adviser. my wife was sitting between the two of them. they weren't in my wife is funny and she's pretty they were they were not giving her the time of day they were on their phones the whole time. donald was popping up and down the whole night and something was going on at one point. eric stonestreet from modern family, who is also at our table, the white house correspondents dinner. in a nutshell by the way, was complaining loudly about how his at the white hous

listen to what he said when he went in.are going to take kiev in five days because it's part of the old soviet union. that's what he wanted to reestablish. and he in fact didn't do it at all and they lost thousands and thousands of troops. >> thank you. for one minute i just want to go back to my original question which is our putin's terms acceptable to you? >> know they are not acceptable, but look this is a war that never should have started if we had a leader in this world he lead everybody along and he's given $200 million now or more to ukraine. $200 billion, that is a lot of money. i don't think there's anything like it. anytime that zelenskyy comes into the country and walks away with billions is the greatest salesman ever and i'm not knocking him or anything. the money that we are spending on this war, and we shouldn't be spending, it should have never happened. i will have that war settled between putin and zelenskyy as president elect before i take office on january 20th. i will have it settled. people being kill

it wasn't that big but he came to me and he said i would love to be attorney general. didn't see it. and then he came three, four times and i said you know, just out of loyalty, i did it and he ran for the hills. because it's nasty. this is a nasty business. it's a nasty world. >> how do you find -- >> barr was threatened for -- in all fairness to him, he didn't want -- you know, he was attorney general. he was a respected guy. and they said they were going to impeach him. i understand that. i said i got impeached twice and my numbers went up which is unusual. i said it's not so bad to be impeached. he was going to be impeached. they didn't know why. it's like they took me to trial. there's no crime. they were trying to i de vies a crime during the trial. he endorsed me the other day as you saw. but he let down our country. it takes a brave person to do it. people don't want to be impeached. they don't want to be indicted by these scoundrels who are moreyville than -- more evil than -- china and russia are not the problem. we have a problem from within that's really bad

he said, it's a problem, sir. they want us to make all electric boats. so i said, let me ask you a question, and he said, nobody ever asked this question and it must be because of m.i.t., my relationship with m.i.t., very smart. i say, what would happen if the boat sank from its weight. you're in the boat, and you have this tremendously powerful battery. the battery is now underwater, and there is a shark that is approximately 10 yards over there. by the way, a lot of shark attacks lately, you notice that a lot of sharks. i watched some guys justifying it today. well, they weren't really that angry. they bit off the young lady's leg because of the fact they were not hungry, but they misunderstood who she was. these people are crazy. he said, there's no problem with sharks. they just didn't really understand a young woman swimming. really got decimated, a lot of people, too. i said, there's a shark 10 yards away from the boat, 10 yards. here, do i get electrocuted if the boat is sinking, water goes over the battery, the boat is sinking? do i stay on top of

today he said they were crimes carried out to try to escape a toxic relationship. p story this evening. the prime minister, out campaigning today, has demanded an explanation from nigel farage after a reform uk canvasser used a racist slur against him. coming up. a former fujitsu engineer denies "hiding" problems with the horizon it system during the post office inquiry. coming up on bbc news, the draw for the first round at wimbledon which starts on monday has been made. we'll bring you the details of some of the key ties. coming up on bbc news, the draw for the first round at wimbledon which starts on monday has been made. we'll bring you the details of some of the key ties. throughout the election campaign, we have been finding out how it is shaping up across the uk. in a moment we'll hear from bbc cornwall�*s political reporter, seb noble. but first let's go to bbc northern ireland's political reporter, brendan hughes, who's in dungannon. brendan. welcome to a windy fermanagh, one of 18 constituencies across northern ireland and the most westerly in the uk. in i

he's now facing state charges on it. banned and saide's gonna fight all the way to the supreme court. and when do you think there's any chance of that happening on him going to prison no. >> i mean, i don't think the supreme court is going to turn his prison sentence down. i mean, it's very cut and clear like he violated a subpoena bicarb congress. we gave them many opportunities to come in and talk, look at the number of people anderson that came in spoke to our committee and just took the fifth amendment. nothing happened to them because they complied with the subpoena. that's the requirement. he could have come in. he could have pled the fifth and this would all be over, but he wanted to try to look tough to the maga base, even as he's go into prison, he wants to look tough to the maga base because he's going to come out of prison in november or whatever, and he's going to monetize this so he can again make money from people that are going to give him this because they think he's some great fighter. he's a con artist. he's a scammer.

the children know nouri, they don't know majid nouri, he said, i'm alone now, come help me , that's enough of a documentary about my father, that's all, the countrymen , yes, and the trip that even i did, i said, majid is paying for this, he has a ticket, he said sir we are talking about our family. come on, father, we have to do news. at that time, there was no news . we went on this trip with majid. we are the hypocrites of the 60s. . he had gone to make a documentary that no one had seen up close. this is an act of intimidation now they are doing it in europe , it is less depicted and i went with majid. before the trip, many children said that this trip is dangerous . you go to shamqdari, they make a case there , they will go to jail, don't do this, it is dangerous and this happened to me. it happened there , we were in danger of forming a campaign again, but god helped me, i took my camera, i was alone, it was a documentary selfie , we went to the court, we faced these hypocrites , at first we were afraid of these hypocrites, somewhere in th

and he said with pride for his people, and ordinary american people applauded him with pride, he saida lunar rover to mars, many people think that i’m kidding, that this is not so, and then they come up to me and say: we didn’t believe you, we thought it was a humorous program, but you ’re telling what really is, two of our russian speakers... went from estonia to study in america, they falsified their documents in order to ride the subway for free, and decided to play a joke, but zadornov said that americans are stupid, now we’ll check what they wrote. on fake student ids, birthday on february 30, and they traveled normally for the time being, and one american officer monitoring order in the metro was concerned that something was wrong, he was somehow overgrown with us, he said, show me your id, but please, he got caught, something grabbed him, he said: excuse me, when were you born, but our guy thinks they’re stupid? says february 30, the americans ask: are you sure, am i sure, the american was not so stupid, he didn’t believe it, he went to the senior officer, they began to study t

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he's saying. presidents never said he's going to send seal team six after here is political opponents were making this argument to the spread exactly it was illegal occupant donald trump. so donald trump never said that. you've heard he can shoot somebody on the street and his supporters, he didn't say that. okay. it did say that. understood. right. but but but mitch is just defending democracy. it keeping democracy free and keeping it alive i've been america. there's a quitter pi pull that just there's just out that shows in the state of georgia that the georgians trust donald trump to preserve democracy more than they trust joe biden if the democrats are going to run on abortion to democracy, that's their big underpinning. you gotta, you gotta vote for joe biden because the boogie man, donald trump's can still democracy from yeah well, the voters are buying it, at least the state of georgia. so i think interesting when you're see donald trump's because what he just went through, i think it's a lot of hyperbole. and as soon as he gets elected and he becomes the 47th president, united states, you'

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he said it's a problem, sir, they want us to make all electric boats. so i said let me ask you a question. and he said nobody ever asked this question. and it must be because of m.i.t., my relationship to m.i.t. very smart. he goes -- i say what would happen if the boat sank from its weight? and you're in the boat and you have this tremendously powerful battery and the battery's now underwater and there's a shark that's approximately ten yards over there. by the way, a lot of shark attacks lately. did you notice that? i watched some guys justifying it today, well, they weren't really that angry, they bit off the young lady's leg because of the fact that they were -- they were not hungry but they misunderstood what -- who she was. these people are cra -- he said there's no problem with sharks, they just didn't really understand a young woman swimming. really got decimated. and other people too. a lot of shark attacks. so i said there's a shark ten yards away from the boat, ten yards. do i get electrocuted? >> do you feel the breeze? because i don't want a

he also said that he knew what he had got wrong.is job as manager to turn up to front up to the media and to answer all of our questions, which he did do. he said that there were no excuses after that very heavy defeat to germany and that he was still tidying up loose ends after a very bad night. when you lose a game 5—1, you have to take all the criticism that comes. you have to respond. the good thing for me is, been in this position before, it's a roller—coaster of emotions. they understand they've let everybody down. they're disappointed. but they know they have to be ready and up for the next game because that's the nature of being involved in football. clark said that he had listened to a few of the players whose opinions that he valued about what they could change for the rest of the tournament. he also said that he was dealing with the players in very different ways, and that he had spoken to them all individually. one of those players, of course, is ryan porteous, who was given a straight red card after his dangerous challe

he said that two or— free election, of course. he: said that two or three times. ng to take one afternoon and try to distract the american people from three and a half years of his disastrous presidency. brute a half years of his disastrous presidency-— presidency. we will have to leave it there, _ presidency. we will have to leave it there, thanks i presidency. we will have to leave it there, thanks so i presidency. we will have to i leave it there, thanks so much forjoining us on bbc news. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news, stay tuned for more coverage from the cnn presidential debate. to our panel, joined by former members of congress. you heard from senator schmidt from missouri that he didn't think there would be a second debate and the democratic party won't want one. what is your view? 1 won't want one. what is your view? ~ . won't want one. what is your view? ,, . .. view? i think what the campaign wanted out _ view? i think what the campaign wanted out of _ view? i think what the campaign wanted out of this _ view? i think what the campa

listen to what he said when he we in.are going to take kiev in five days b the old soviet union. that's what he wanted to reestablish. and he in fact didn't do it at all and they lost thousands and thousands of troops. >> thank you. for one minute i just want to go back t which is our putin's terms acceptable to you? >> know they are not acceptable,is a war that never should have started if we had a leader in thisad everybody along and he's given $2. $200 billion, that is a lotnything like it. anytime thary and walks away with billions is the gsman ever and i'm not knocking him or anything. the moneye spending on this war and we shouldn't be spending, it happened. i will have that w and zelenskyy as president elect before i take have it settled. people being killed so so stupidly, and i will get it settled and fast before i take office. >> >> the fact is putin is a war crimin thousands of people, and he'sar he wants to reestablish what was a part of the empire. that's what he wants and you he will stop if he takes ukraine

and he said i think i did well last night. to me, is an indication where he is not going anywhere. i thought ari fleischer made a great point. he just said for us, this is a joe biden we have been seeing. for many people in the democratic side and possibly some of the 73 million that watch. they have been seeing that for us, we go, yeah, i have been telling you that, for them to say where did this come from, perhaps? brings in steve doocy who is at a secure location great juke box diner in virginia and rachel campos-duffy in the swing state of georgia. i should say swing state of virginia now, steve. keep in mind joe biden in won virginia by 10. hillary clinton won virginia against donald trump by, i think, four or five, something like that. this morning here at the juke box, diner, i have been talking to people about the disaster that was last night. and they all saw it. you know, all the white house and the campaign had to do was to get enough of joe biden so they could cut him up into little soundbites and do a tiktok so tha

he said the u.s. were paying 100% of nato before he came along the west, made up about 71% of nato defense spending, not 100. he said, he not biden is the one who lowered insulin prices and medicare. he did it for some seniors, but biden did it for far more. he said biden indicted him again, no. evidence. biden has had a personal grow at any of these four prosecution's. he said, europe takes into no us cars, just not true. he spoke of food prices quadrupling under biden. that's wild exaggeration though they are up. he said biden made up the idea he called debt service members suckers and losers. note the the atlantic magazine reported that, and then former trump chief of staff, john kelly corroborated. he said biden called black people, quote super predators for ten years. biden never once deployed that phrase, let alone for ten years, though he did at least one speak of quote, predators without specifying is about black people. he said his trump tax cut was the largest in us history. not true though i

he said he wanted it at cnn. they decide what the rules were. ld trump just came in at the end and said "i'll do it anywhere." joe biden knew this and he still was that bad. that's after all the stuff that he went through to prepare him. and third, joe biden says "i know how to tell the truth." you know what, he lied. i am sick and tired of hearing all day about how donald trump lied. he lied when he said no americans died under his watch. that was an insult to the families of the 13 who were killed in afghanistan and three after that in jordan. and then when he said the border patrol, they endorsed me. border patrol immediately put out we didn't endorse joe biden and we never will. i'm kind of tired of hearing about joe biden coming out saint donald trump lied the whole night. today we saw him. it's like the guy got spray tan. he is a different guy. he can read a speech. >> dana: how did his cold go away so fast? >> judge jeanine: i guess it wasn't a cold. >> dana: this justin. bill clinton. you've been waiting for this all day. bill clinton has

said i don't think he knows what he just said.t was a moment. there were a number of them. there was some heated exchanges back with the panel jesse digesting it all. >> i thought joe did a great job i think the democrats should absolutely keep him as the hashmak as the nominee i think it's going to work out find something happened tonight which i never thought could possibly happen it was so bad for joe biden i felt bad for him i did not think i was capable of dealing empathy for joe biden but that's how bad it was this is because they've hidden him for four years this was a surprise to some of us that were maybe not paying attention for us in the news business that's why expectations where this low. expectations were so low and he did the one thing he couldn't do. he discombobulated in minute 13 of the -- of the debate. everybody was in shock by his face and his voice and then at minute 13 he just completely falls apart and comes up with we beat medicare and jake had to save him. cnn did a great job. the abortion issue was a dra

i said he never said a word. was she? he said yes and we can prove it. is said that explains a lot.e killed her? i said no. i said why she did this. maybe everything caught up with her. >> maybe something about the affair pushed her over the edge. and dale offered the sergeant a little family history. >> i said you do know that her dad killed his son and he goes, you're full of . her dad is alive. i said no, you're full of bad. her stepdad lives. her real dad killed himself in kansas years ago. >> another family suicide? an affair? where was this investigation going? >> coming up. a determined detective. >> he looked at me and told me, screwed up. >> a confused friend. >> what did you think? my name is jaxon, and i have spastic cerebral palsy. it's a mouthful. one of the harder things is the little things that i need help with: getting dressed, brushing your teeth, being able to go out with your friends by yourself. those are hard because you don't want help, but you need it. children like jaxon need continued support for the rest of their lives. whoa, whoa, whoa. and you can help.

his father was even able to recite joe's last words. >> he said, i've got kids.f his dad that his brother had. sean said his dad was a violent man. >> my father used to be that's really bad. >> with a violent past. >> my father is just known to be one of the craziest guys you know. just on a rampage. they used to call him scarface. >> and sean said his father had been trying to scam joe morrissey out of money by breaking light switches at the rented townhouse and by faking a slip and fall injury so he could sue joe. >> so this fall down the stairs with a bunch of -- ■ç >> yeah. >> despite all that, sean said his brother, who he describes as having the mind of a child, looked up to the father and would do anything for him. >> he's going to do anything he has to do to make sure my father is okay, because he loved him. >> but of his father loved randy jr. back, why would he get him involved in the crime in the first place, and take a step forward -- let his son take a wrap for it. >> just store everything on him. >> sean says he was more than disgusted. he loved his

. >> he said there was not a lot of conversation. t did not know who she was talking to. >> was a fully cooperative? >> oh, yes. he didn't seem like he had anything to do with this at all. >> because he had an alibi, a very good one actually, as soon as he dropped mackenzie off, surveillance footage captured him leaving to pick up another ride. the date and time and location confirmed by the tracking software on his lyft app . >> he continued that through the night. >> so you could eliminate him pretty easily based on the fact he was elsewhere. >> she was smiling. she was in good spirits. >> mackenzie's lyft driver told police and later us that he remembered the weird drop off location. even mackenzie commented on that, he said. >> saying how it was odd to be dropped off in the middle of the night at a park. >> he said he wasn't too worried because someone with a car was there waiting for mackenzie. >> i unloaded her luggage and said good-bye and drove away. >> who was this someone in the waiting car? the detectives were hoping they c

he also said he inherited 9% inflation. he inherited almost no inflation and its aid that way for 14 months and then it blew up under his leadership because they spend money like a bunch of people that didn't know what they were doing. and they don't know what they are doing. it was probably the worst demonstration in history. as far as afghanistan is concerned, i was getting out of afghanistan but we were getting out with dignity, with strengths, with power. he got out and it was the most embarrassing day in the history of our country's life. jake: president trump, over the last eight years, under both of your administrations, the national debt soared to record highs and according to a new nonpartisan analysis, your administration approved eight point $4 trillion in new debt. so far, president biden, you have approved 4.3 trillion dollars. former president trump, many of the tax cuts you signed into law or set to expire next year. you want to extend them and go even further, you say. with the u.s. facing trillion dollar de

and he said on that count, i think barack obama was did a fine job as president and also kind of said, i realize how much worse it could get for from the barack obama presidency that years later he would laugh at his irrational hatred for president obama. i'll do another one of the more positive. and john mccain. john mccain, he kind of also actually made a kind of journey with his relationship with john mccain. they ran against each other 2000 the 2008 republican primaries. and again, something that i really learned in reading these journals is and you probably can even speak this as, you know, having run for office and any level you kind of forged perceptions of your opponent that are hard to shake in the heat a campaign and then you can see things a little more clearly when a campaign's he was certainly you know did not like john mccain 2008 he felt like his campaign had unfairly smeared mitt romney, a flip flopper, when he felt john mccain flip flopped just as much as him on issues he didn't like. how how buddy, buddy. he was with the press etc. but he came to really appreciate jo

i said, and he's right about this, i said — and he's right about this, i said no, _ and he's right aboutthe bills. let's i turn to democracy. former president trump, i want to ask you aboutjanuary six, president trump, i want to ask you about january six, 2021. after you rallied your supporters that day, some of them stormed the capitol to stop the constitutionally mandated counting of electoral votes. as president, you saw an oath to protect, preserve and defend the constitution. what do you say to voters who believe you violated that open for your actions and inaction onjanuary six, and worry that on january six, and worry that you will onjanuary six, and worry that you will do it again? let on january six, and worry that you will do it again?— you will do it again? let me tell ou you will do it again? let me tell you about _ you will do it again? let me tell you about january - you will do it again? let me tell you about january six. l you will do it again? let me l tell you about january six. we had a — tell you about january six. we had a great border onjanuary six, _ had a great bo

he said, mr. president, i tried that case. ld say that i mean,e of these judge waring would often say come he was kind of aa national figure in the late 40s, he would, reporters would ask him fairly commonly, what got into you? how did you change? and he would say while on the bench i developed a passion for justice. that's a wonderful statement. there were a lot of other southern federal judges who apparently did not develop at that time a passion for justice. it wasn't like there was a clamoring to follow him. it was really frank johnson and the three great judges on the fifth circuit, that's really later. he's already retired by the time they get on the bench. they are eisenhower appointees. at the time is up there by himself, i think the answer was judge waring had begun the most reviled man in the white south. he had at a minimum begrudging respect of hisim colleagues and so >> you talked a little bit about president truman and his knowledge of the isaac woodard story. your book talks about how that it's what motivated the

was there and he pestered her, he said that if you say culturally what he said, she willworking on this topic, the novosibirsk region became very active, a lot of messages came in during the preparation process, these are the names that are heard here today, they also constantly participate in these messages and calls from our viewers. firstly, many people seriously believe that ksenia could have dealt with nastya herself, because, as we have already seen today, the girls lived together and dated the same fat guys. on this basis they could quite easily have a quarrel, they also told us, and we also heard about this today, that they are most likely trying to drag kiril into this case, because he had a prison sentence in the past, that’s what they were talking about now about vadim yarmanov, this is the nephew of the former head the village of moslyanina, a lot is written about this village and many people know about this relationship, many turn a blind eye to his actions, so they wrote to us that recently, for example, vadim was accused of theft, but the matter ended in re

he also said he inherited 9% inflation. no, he inherited almost no inflation and it stayed that way for 14 months then blew up under his leadership because they spent money like a bunch of people that didn't know what they were doing and they don't know what they were doing. it was probably the worst administration in history. as far as afghanistan is concerned, i was getting out of afghanistan but we were getting out with dignity, with strength, with power. he got out it was the most embarrassing day in the history of our country's life. >> president trump, over the last eight years under both of your administrations, the national debt soared to record highs and according to a new nonpartisan analysis, your administration included $8.4 trillion in national debt while so far president biden has approved $4.3 million in national debt so president trump, many of the tax cuts you signed into law are set to expire next year. you want to extend them and go even further with the u.s. facing trillion dollar deficits, why should to

he also said he inherited 9% inflation.herited almost no inflation, and it stayed that way for 4 months, and then it blew up under his leadership because they spent money like a bunch of people that didn't know what a they were doing. >> there was no inflation when i became president. i say i don't with blame them for being disappointed. inflation is still hurting them badly. >> he caused the inflation, and it's killing black families and hispanic families and just about a everybody. it's killing people. nobody's ever -- an economy like us, nobody ever cut taxes like us. he's the only one i know, he wants to raise your taxes by four times. he wants the raise everybody's taxes by four times. he wants the trump tax cuts to expire so everybody, inned colluding the two of you, are going -- including the two of you, are going to pay four to five times -- elizabeth: trump stayed on message, he stayed on policy. biden inherited a 6.3% jobless rate, 1.4% inflation. let's show what democratic economic officials are saying about how