, even though hugo chavez had died seven years prior. all you had to do here was connect the dots. so those bizarre spectacles were memorable, but they were just the -- what shall we say -- the amuse boushe for what was to come. he spread an elaborate conspiracy theory that two poll workers had brought in two suitcases full of fraudulent biden ballots and scanned those fraudulent ballots through the tabulationou machines multiple times. giuliani showed surveillance video that he claimed showed the poll workers exchanging usb memory sticks saying it looked like they were passing vials of heroin or cocaine. in reality it showed them passing the other a ginger manipulate. the reality is those two women's lives were destroyed. they faced death threats, they were forced to quit their jobs, they went into hiding, and yet giuliani's conspiracy theories did not end. they rolled on like a freight train. the january 6th committee uncovered substantial evidence mr. giuliani had personally pressured officials in swing states to draw up alternate sla

i call it a hugo chavez ghost siri theory. our report of the washington post said that the investigations move forward on multiple trips including an inquiry into false election fraud. also -- giuliani was everywhere in those weeks after the election, including testimony at the michigan capital, featuring another memorable voter fraud whistleblower. >> it's completely off. completely off. >> off by 30,000? >> i'd say that poll book is off by over 100,000. that poll -- why don't you look at the registered voters on there? how many registered voters are on their? do you even know the answer to that? >> i'm trying to get to the bottom of it. here >> zero. there is zero. >> so my question, then, -- >> that's how many, wait, what about the turnout rate? 100 and 20%? >> you may be shocked to hear that that too was nonsense. the turnout rate was not 100 and 20%. the day after the turnout, it was he was down in georgia giuliani spreading the big lie to their state senate. that's notable in the revelation that giuliani has been told he

he was deputy minister and senior aide to former president hugo chavez, and president nicolas maduro'sef of staff. from bayonne, is guillaume long, senior analyst at the center for economic and policy research, and former foreign minister of ecuador. and in miami is danny shaw, professor of latin american and caribbean studies at city university of new york, he's also international affairs analyst for tv network telesur. a warm welcome to all. danny, let's start with you. president lula da silva has made no secret of the fact that he would like to revive this regional body, unasur, the union of south american nations. is it actually a good idea? what is the chance of uniting such a divided bloc of nations? guest: that is one of the main challenges. unasur could be powerful now that lula is in power. and there are some other-leaning presidencies in bolivia, mexico certainly moved in a more anti-imperialist direction. of course, nicaragua, cuba and venezuela have long opposed u.s. foreign policy across the hemisphere. the challenge is what if a bolsonaro-esque type of figure is elected i

in addition, moralis is a successor to the ideas of fidel castro and hugo chavez and a friend of russialeaders in the countries of the continent. washington traditionally tries to get rid of. however, even washington's hair stood on end to open and its own wards, and not to have distributed key positions to relatives and friends, wanted to cancel the elections. and she was in the status of only acting. the americans hastened to isolate themselves from the toxic lady, when the election lost, the new government and immediately initiated, investigation and arrest. the eu found the politician in an inglorious posture. jeanine hid at her mother's house in a bedside box from the former support of american friends , there was no trace of the united states steel. the first country to support the appointment of the eu , the then us secretary of state mike pompeo congratulated janine añez in november 2019 on taking up this post at a moment of great responsibility, when there is a need to restore order in bolivia. now secretary of state glinkin is indifferent to the fate of them the us government

staging will take place over the museum at the pobeda park complex, pavlov park , drozdy park and hugo chavez over the grounds in the chizhovka arena and at the national library, fireworks will begin at 23:00. but please don't be late, then your last bus. after all, the work of passenger urban transport will be organized on the third of july on monday. on sunday, that is, according to the weekend schedule, be careful. well, now look at what unusual transport they offer move around, new zealand engineers. so a new zealand startup presented an alternative to the water scooter in paris. this is a hydrofoil bicycle device, equipped with an electric motor, its power is enough to start without pedaling, the maximum speed is 20 km / h. power reserve up to 4.5 hours , you can learn how to manage such a tool in about half an hour. in this case, you can not worry about safety, water electric bike. stays upright even when stationary. there is also a tilt sensor. turns off when tilted propeller power, the manufacturer believes that the electric bike wins over jet skis with silent movement. such a walk tu

called for the assassination of world leaders, including libby's muammar gaddafi and venezuela's hugo chavez during the rwanda genocide, robertson appealed to his what is for money to fly leaf supplies -- really supplies. instead of carrying mediterranean, planes, bought by robertson's charity mostly transported equipment for a diamond mining operation. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now!'s juan gonzÁlez in chicago. hi, juan. juan: hi, amy. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. amy: and guided again. donald trump has become the first president to face federal criminal charges as a grand jury inlorida indicts him on seven -- the mishandling of classified documents after leavinoffice. trump is expected to surrender to authorities in miami on tuesday at 3:00 p.m. the indictment remains sealed. according to news accounts, he has been indicted on seven charges, which could mean many counts. on thursday night, trump's attorne

hugo chavez, also making their hands to the president of venezuela, was allegedly injected with a drugracks down, including using poisons , not only with their enemies, but also with their former friends who they no longer need. can this happen with sandondo? maybe , of course, he knew too much, you know. such an expression is an option, but if such conditions that could lead to her simply being struck out, well, conditionally, if she fails x well, i most likely think that she will end up somewhere in exile in some international monetary fund or somewhere work and have already prepared a bridgehead where it will depart, let me bet. and if you do this, take, for example, poison someone, and then say that this is a russian trace uh-huh, that a regular case is accepted. yes, and your satellites will not say anything, because in fact the russians are to blame for everything. but you you know, as they told me, i remember, and when the verdict was passed, because the russians always do this, enough evidence of guilt, true well, in fact, here are their uninteresting boring images. it looks li

don't sound too much like mike lindell when i say this, but, "i think he only lost because china, hugo chavezand dominion teamed up to steal the election from him and also she may be ahead now but sometimes slow and steady wins the race, like in that story 'the tortuous and da hair.' [ laughter and applause i think in the end i did sound a little like him. [ light laughter ] anyway, lindell lost but he made it clear that he's still expected to be closely involved with the gop leadership after a poll of republican voters showed he was the favorite to take over the rnc. >> we need to hold the rnc accountable. she -- they said i will work with mike lindell. i can't wait to work with mike lindell and ronna said she would work, she would do a grass roots tour but she also said i'm -- i'm looking forward to working with mike lindell steve, what do you think i've been working on for two years? so this is a wakeup call to them you better wake up i better get that phone call >> seth: okay. a word of advice, mike you need to be a little quieter or else you're not gonna hear when that phone rings. [ lau

. >> the dominion machines were created in venezuela at the direction of hugo chavez to make sure he never lost an election. >> after she was sued by dominion, powell's attorney eventually conceded that powell lied saying that, quote, no reasonable person would conclude that her statements were truly statements of fact, unquote. but long before that happened, the president's attorney general bill barr was investigating all of trump's fraud claims. >> it was getting a little awkward because obviously he had lost the election. >> barr said he made it clear to donald trump at a november 23rd meeting that he had lost. >> our role is to investigate fraud, and it's just not meritorious. they're not panning out. >> he was going to win in spite of all the fraud. >> but spurred on by the most ardent election liars, including many in maga media. >> clearly the president won this election. >> donald trump would not listen to reason or fact. >> where is the doj and the fbi in all of this, mr. president? >> missing in action. >> this got under my skin, but i also felt it was time for me to say so

powell was pushing the notion that hugo chavez and chinese thermostats had somehow intervened with electionhines, using cyber techs. rudy giuliani and jenna ellis and others were running this very aggressive nationwide pressure campaign going straight to these state lawmakers to try to lobby them to get on board with pushing, of course, the vice president to invalidate the election. so one person in addition to keep a close eye on, a name to keep a close eye out for as jack smith's parallel probe shall we say progresses is sidney powell and the extent to where she continues to ask a lot of questions about her. >> betsy, let me just follow up on that. trump is the connective tissue between both. i mean, it's trump who at the peak of covid -- this was pre-vaccinated america is calling state legislatures. some of those calls have gone on through biden's presidency, but trump is the connective tissue, and the analysis is almost like what's happening in russia, right? the hard-liner and then the super hard-liner. there's no -- rudy wasn't exactly pumping the brakes on any of it, but trump is the

hugo chavez, for example, feeds of instruments, well, it happens, of course. the first to resort to, e . the europeans. a lot of claims to america to itself in e. areas economy. after all, now the economy is nobody . well, they are sitting, they are crying in a fist. and rightfully so, the macron has repeatedly said that he needs to jump off this american rhythm. the problem is that europe has mechanisms. they don’t have much, here they write good ones, you read their think tanks, french german think tanks there, what you need is everything you need european, the army needs its own politics. they don't write how they have a crisis, a leadership expression , and a crisis. eh, i wanted to fulfill them. here at what a crisis their crisis can be put into words no leaders to lead us to glory no uh-huh will appear now. yes, europe is outdated. yes, it's a fact america's downward force europe is outdated, when it's all over make a pause. yes we will continue in a few minutes by inheritance. we would like to immediately sell the entire block of shares, so the company