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attempted to have the vice president invoke the 25th amendment to remove the president from office, iepacitated. but we know the president could walk and move his limbs. clearly he was incapacitated mentally, ie, congress felt he was unable to fulfill his duties as president because he maintained an position that was incompatible with reality. do you agree? >> it's too long of a discussion. i don't really agree with you a lot, jake. i think he's lying, and i think he's somebody who believes in a lie -- he holds onto a lie and he's shown a willingness to lie and stick with a lie. he lies about -- you know, he says he has a ren war painting in his apartment that's fake. he lies about inconsequential things that are meaningless. >> i think he lives in an alternate universe. i don't think he lives in the same reality you and i do. but i respect your position. >> i look forward to the film. unprecedented the three part docuseries is going to be released on discovery plus later this summer. >>> coming up next a look into sean penn's disaster response non-profit corp. d find the answs right u

sturgeon and the snp and unionists, whether that be borisjohnson or the unionist parties in scotland, iet feel like the difficult second album of a rock band where everything isjust album of a rock band where everything is just a album of a rock band where everything isjust a little bit difficult to create any impact because we've been there and done that once before. so i think the mandate is there, it's difficult to argue against it. in terms of the information presented, it has to be detailed. the 201a referendum was noticeable in so many ways — the scottish government at the time used a huge white paper, but it still left gaps in the interim so much as changed, it's difficult to predict, as well. that's part of this. i'll also add that there are other things to be considered by nicola sturgeon — today for example, she hinted that there would have to be some element of border checks between scotland and england, and what we have now is and england, and what we have now is a real—life example that happened with the northern ireland protocol. so i think voters can look at these things,

ie would have to check with the diocese. why the archdiocese declined multiple interview request but said in a statement the three accuse priests were placed on leave. all three men were soon returned to ministry after those reviews did not sustain the allegations the spokesperson told us. the diocese called all three meant faithful and highly respected pastors and said it would have been an injustice to them to keep them out of public ministry after the determination of the review boards. >> mary alexander is a bay area attorney filed a lawsuit on behalf of a potential victim alleging childhood sexual abuse at the hands of yet another act of bay area priest working under the diocese of centre is up. why in the name of the father and the son and the holy spirit. why monsignor james pulskamp is accused of mustang a child in the 70s. the hannah boy center in sonoma. it is been a major hotspot for sex abuse allegations. >> because they are more vulnerable that they become pray for the priests and people who work there. why we r

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this procedure and this rate will be 25 - two points under 23 ie whether will there be a bank or will the bank take this money from people, the question is whether the deposit rates will increase because the bank, well, it will be easier with the national bank to take from it 25 + 2 points of this amount and put there in the national bank and 25 minus two points 23 and to earn in this way. well, i am not an economist. as you explained. look, if you take someone for 25, the cost is 25, and you give someone 123, it looks like you do not lose 2 on the same place, so it is not very logical from the point of view of business, because you are like that in a way you lose well, they left only said that in principle the banks have enough money, that is, they will not take it from the national bank, on the contrary, they will give it to him in order to earn about 23% at the national bank. yes, and that is why the banks now have enough liquidity, they were not interested in raising deposit rates, why? yes, if this money is actually put into this, they should not make money. now the banks have an

we made a statement that from 6 to 12 months, and today when we see the pace e equipment of ukraine ieace of providing ukraine with powerful weapons, when we said that maybe six months ago, then we thought that they would provide us with powerful missiles, including nsm, for example, for its strike missiles, which are capable of hitting any ship at a distance of 185 km. because the neptunes in it turned out that we were not enough, we did not have time to make them in time and in sufficient quantity , just as there were not enough of other missile systems , that is, to increase the production of what we have and to increase the development of what is already on the way, we can get to have in the future, this is my position this is a very interesting approach, but who should be the political or military scientific motive for these projects to be implemented, because the impression is that these expert words remain in the air without real implementation, who should be the locomotive, of course, president zelensky, the supreme commander, because with his name will be associated with eithe

kennan about the soviet union in 19116, in which he said that we should recognise that their view, ie are incompatible, and it's true with china. trade in body parts, forced abortions. look at what's happening in xinjiang, look at what's happening in hong kong, happening in tibet. the last imperial power in the world is china in xinjiang and tibet and hong kong. ok, so where does this lead? because at the same time as we're hearing this statement from nato, we have the likes of the us treasurer, former us treasury secretary janet yellen talking about "friend—shoring", advising companies to ensure that their supply chains are in friendly countries so that they are more resilient. that idea of...what is a retreat of globalisation. well, it's certainly a retreat of globalisation if the price for globalisation is having to kowtow to china. take one example. the bullying by china. january 2020, the chinese foreign minister is in australia and he's asked about the strange outbreak of disease in wuhan, and he says it's containable, it's curable — no problem. at the same time, the chinese gov

the largest lettering says, "film recycled" and then it says "in the uk and ie by terracycle.eu."othing to suggest, "you better visit the website, and you might find out more". there's no indication that there would be any significant restrictions. is it misleading? does it suggest that the recycling is an easier process than perhaps it actually is? my feeling is yes, it is misleading, precisely because of the headline signal message, and then quite how long it would take to work out that there are serious qualifications on that, that could involve significant travel. there are products that use the phrase "recycled by terracycle" though that doesn't reference any caveats? no, it does, "by terracycle." so, we always mandate with brands that at minimum, not at maximum, but at minimum they must say "by or through terra cycle. " let's make it very clear that this is not council recycling, that this is recycling through terracycle. and then consumers typically will go to our website where there is phenomenal detail on exactly how every programme works, what happens to the waste, you n

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commenting on a football match standing under the stadium and orienting yourself the shouts of the tribune iethere currently some kind of operational pause? probably, it is just this positional combat operations that are ongoing and they are taking place in different parts of the front with varying degrees of success. that is, we see that while the armed forces are holding the north donetsk region with enormous efforts. there raisin. for example, in the south, there are certain improvement, for example, the other day it was reported that they had reached a 10-kilometer distance from kherson, today there is a report that they have advanced their climate field also by 10 km. that is, we probably just have such a basic view of expectation in society, and this is natural, because everyone wants to hear about and hear that we won, but everything is happening in another topic and it is even related to the supply of foreign weapons, which has been repeatedly discussed, it is about the fact that we have 1.5 type largest in history thousands of kilometers of the front and this is a huge distance - it'

one and saying that the other gave approval for the transfer of this material but give it to me here ie this woman, in principle, she works incorrectly eh and this is not the first material eh which raises big, really big questions about and professional qualities in general, this is despite the fact that this girl is young and has not been in the profession for so long, i honestly believe that this should not have been a reason for a pat on the back, there are editors who are always respectful people are the senior editor, well, that is, the chief editor between us, as everything is arranged with us , the kitchen in journalism is arranged with us and it's so simple that articles do not appear. especially on e, as they say in the first columns. well, in any case, thank you very much for this conversation it was worth talking about this in the future, because this public discussion will protect us from the fact that similar things come out and give the enemy a reason to talk about the fact that someone here is lying. and they are generally holy and there is nothing wrong with them they d

david, the lawyers representing the father of ie filina as t rs agtheompany ker of t rle use in the newtown, connecticut, back in 2012. >> one more victim of gun violence to report. tis one in new lisbon, wisconsin. a man believed to be a former judge, the victim. an incident at former judge john roamer. the 68-year-old homeowner reported to be dead. then a 56-year-old man was found dead in the basement of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. he was taken to a medical facility. authority say it appears to be a targeted act. >>> president biden's plea for gun reform. he's hoping if ear ban on assault weapons. and if no ban, the president asked we raise the age in this country from 18 to 21 to buy an assault level weapon. the shooter in texas bought his the day after turning 18. the president also pushing for expanded background checks and tougher red-flag warnings. overnight, a committee asking much of what the president asked for. not one republican voting in favor. here's our senior white house correspondent mary bruce. >> reporter: tonight, from new york to kentucky -- and california. american

cost from 5 million dollars there and above, which are high-tech, which have e-e in their stuffing ie western equipment then we are american, japanese chipen microcircuits, in simple terms, the equipment is extremely expensive, it was supplied by our western partners to them, and now we know that the sanctions announced against the country of the occupier, the aggressor, the terrorist, and in this way they will probably get rid of these supplies of those spare parts, and they understand very well that they will have nothing to fill the stock that they still have, it is left with them and well, as i already said, they are going to fight against the whole world, threaten with these missiles, they can carry these cruise missiles both a conventional charge and a nuclear one, and they understand this very well, they have to threaten it if they throw everything into ukraine. well, then what is there to threaten, and that is exactly why they use outdated soviet weapons today, this is the ketakh 59th-22 and others for this and transferred it from the southern regions otimnic, because in order

you on television eh yes, from the point of view of antitrust, they are generally eh competitive war ier now, even if you get rid of some ideological component there, that is, we are talking exclusively about business and the economy there, and unfortunately, in this story, there are many countries that want to stay in the c- let 's say in that pre-war comfort zone. here are the business towns of yura, but they talk about it when they say that we had 37 million e-e exported there, and now we will have 50. well, where will they get these 50 from? literally a minute, it's a key thing, it's a key thing, if it's not this plan of russia and turkey, that turkey will be under the supervision of russia to export, what is the option, how to export our grain to us? well, unfortunately, as far as i understand , the plans of ukrzaliznytsia to export through our lines they are not working yet. i understand that a lot of effort needs to be made to create terminals on the territory of ukraine or poland or other countries where we could transfer, well , rearrange our e-e wagons there on european tracks

. >> abortion is reporter: this ie across the west in states that share a common border but have oppositeiews on abortion rights. today's decision is expected to embolden those who already protested clinic in spokane, washington. >> we stand for the unborn, for the preborn. >> they're here nearly every day. they're constantly trying to intimidate and badger our employees. we've had protesters follow staff home. >> reporter: washington state now has 40 abortion clinics. idaho, just three. in a statement, idaho's governor praised the supreme court for defending preborn babies who deserve protection. >> we are going to fight like hell to keep washington a prochoice state. >> reporter: washington state is expecting a nearly 400% increase in abortion patients. already, nearly 60% of those coming for care on the border are from hideo. others have driven more than 20 hours from texas. mother of two, elisabeth keifer kraus, is thankful she did not have to travel to another state. life-threatening conditions caused her to terminate two early pregnancies. >> i did not have the time. i would have di

reason many of these countries are now getting closer to each other is because of their common enemy, iersonally can't see a way out. what's the exit strategy? no one's offering any peaceful solution for a situation that can easily get out of control. it does look, doesn't it, as though israel is really ramping up the pressure on iran? i mean, do you think there's something boiling up there? there is definitely that feeling, that in the last couple of months, israel, that had already warned that they will stop iranian nuclear programme whatsoever at any cost, there's a general feeling that they have increased their activities. obviously, they never take responsibility for it. but there are many signs to indicate that they are behind so many of these suspicious deaths of iranians who are working not only in the iranian nuclear programme, but also its missile programme. one mistake and it can really change the future of the region. and we are at that point. by mistake, you mean somebody perhaps a little bit too important? yes. gets murdered? exactly. so suddenly a senior iranian commander

ie this and here friend. oh look, it turns out they gave up.k, that is, we were told so about the evacuation about extrakshins there, and this is already a plus. uh, yesterday in sundaytimes there really was a big article by the former british general richard behrens, a fairly well-known authority among them, but he held high positions. and where does he write about the decline in morale due to the huge colossal losses suffered by the ukrainian army. uh, also show up for the british press. it's not often you see this, but lime niches, well, probably the most famous living dutch writers. and ann bruma wrote an article where he called, and the west think again and understand that it is impossible for russia to defeat russia's defeat in the war with ukraine. perhaps this is what everyone writes buruma should understand, so ukraine should still prepare for compromises that are painful for itself, including territorial concessions, so that you have no doubts, while that the british general, in order to rumma e, writes that it is necessary to supply,

investment starts to fall, then the whole country could go into recession sooner than some are predicting, iethe moment there's not a lot you can do about household spending when inflation is this high. but you do need to stabilise confidence amongst firms so that they don't stop spending too. the northern ireland secretary brandon lewis has insisted the government's bill to override parts of the northern ireland protocol will not breach international law. the legislation — published on monday — is designed to reduce checks on goods crossing the irish sea. britain agreed to the protocol in 2019 to allow britain to leave the eu's single market and customs union without controls being reimposed on the border between the irish republic and northern ireland. mr lewis outlined government plans for the northern ireland protocol. people see the bill, they'll be able to see that this is working within international law, but we'll also set out the government's legal position on it. and i know people want to see our legal position, so we'll do that to make sure people see this is within international l

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people talk about transpeople as if it is one human being doing certain things, gay people as ie aree. >> trevor: people are people. it's a really fascinating book. you shared so much. everybody is going to love reading it nor journalism, life, families. thank you so much for being on the show. >> thank you. >> trevor: katy's memory memoir "rough draft" is available now and be sure to watch "katy tur reports" on msnbc. okay, we're gonna take a quick break, but we'll be right back after this. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: well, that's our show for tonight, but before we go, please consider donating to the national black justice coalition. since 2003, they have been america's leading national civil rights organization advocating for federal policies that fight against racism and homophobia. if you can, please donate at the link below to hem

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people talk about transpeople as if it is one human being doing certain things, gay people as ie areor: people are people. it's a really fascinating book. you shared so much. everybody is going to love reading it nor journalism, life, families. thank you so much for being on the show. >> thank you. >> trevor: katy's memory memoir "rough draft" is available now and be sure to watch "katy tur reports" on msnbc. okay, we're gonna take a quick break, but we'll be right back after this. ( cheers and applause ) psst. girl. you can do better. ok. wow. i'm right here. and you can do better, too. at least with your big name wireless carrier. with xfinity mobile, you can get unlimited for $30 per month on the nation's most reliable 5g network. they can even save you hundreds a year on your wireless bill, over t-mobile, at&t and verizon. wow. i can do better. yes, you can. i can do better, too. break free from the big three and switch to xfinity mobile. show for tonight, but before we go, please consider donating to the national black justice coalition. since 2003, they have been america's lead

i“ie: trust want to invite more farmers onto this project, and hope the government will also supportave been sentenced for the murder of five—year—old logan mwangi, and we will bring you the very latest from the court as soon as we hear from the police. very latest from the court as soon as we hearfrom the police. in very latest from the court as soon as we hear from the police. in the meantime, let's get the weather forecast from matt taylor. it has been a pleasant day where the sun has been out so far, but there have been some big downpours around, more to come through today. the thundery showers on the western side, and this area of cloud which is bringing some more persistent rain down to the north sea, the cloud clipping east anglia and the south—east earlier. that will work its way northwards towards shetland overnight, but for most, we finish the day with a mixture of sunny spells, scattered, heavy and thundery showers. some of the thundery showers continue into tonight, particularly across parts of central england, towards the north—east of england later. the persistent rain

but as ie th mentioned in the introduction, he could still do more, right? he could crackdown on gun showsu he could declare a national emergency. >> absolutely. we want him tout do that. we're a system of government. most americans looking at this are wondering whether the government works except for the united states senate. because so much is sitting there. it is right for him to say that we need laws passed. because executive action can be challengedus by the national rie association. so he has done r a lot. hiss administration has done a lot. it's right also for congress to act. because i want to make a really important point here. because congress has not acted to establish a national framework n for things like background k checks, the entire risk ofhe gun violence is shiftg to american parents, to american citizens. >> payes. . >>ns we are seeing these proble being meted out across the country andss are demanding change. >>in ezra, the senate ridiculouy is on vacation right now. a smallca bipartisan group of senators is meeting to discuss whether the

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launch a full scale war on energy independence in america you wind up with mayhem around the world, ie the war in ukraine and you wind up with americans poorer and unable to work and unable to go anywhere. >> laura: victor and charlie great to see you both tonight. thank you >> and remember if you can't watch us live, make sure you set a series record on your dvr so you don't miss us every week night at 10:00 p.m. up next the food scarcity crisis that no one is talking about >> plus the inevitable reality in ukraine is playing out sadly as we predicted the, tulsi gabber is here next on why the foreign policy establishment got this so wrong, as usual. stay there. right now, thousands of women are struggling with a decision of life or death for their unborn baby. imagine feeling hopeless and alone, wanting to make the right decision, yet lacking the means to provide for your unborn child. as christians, we must show compassion and provide a way for these young women to choose life. the sanctuary of hope is a refuge for single mothers who are faced with this critical decision. the sanctua

footage, actually planning not just to sort of make trouble and play a tough, but to change history, ieication of the lawful winner of the election. >> i wonder if quested has even more evidence that he documented as he was spending all that time and that we'll all get to see thursday. harry, thank you very much for offering your expertise today. >> thank you. >>> voters in seven states hitting the polls for primary day. what issues are driving them there? harry enden will break it down. while workers took a hit, ceos got a pay hike? vacation hi! book with priceline. 'cause when you save more, you can “no way!” more. no wayyyy. no waaayyy! no way! [phone ringing] hm. no way! no w way! priceline. every trip is a big dedeal. we need to reduce plastic waste in the environment. that's why at america's beverage companies, our bottles are made to be re-made. not all plastic is the same. we're carefully designing our bottles to be 100% recyclable, including the caps. they're collected and separated from other plastics, so they can be turned back into material that we use to make new bottles. t

also coming up -- >> ukrainians are ready t d ie, we want them to leave with us the european dream. >a show of support from the e.u. brussels backs candidate status, bringing it one closer to joining the union. but the process could still take decades. plus -- u.s. lawmakers build their case against donald trump. they say he knew he was breaking the law by trying to overturn his election defeat, and that he pressured his vice president to help him. ♪ >> hello, everyone. good to be with you. there has been no let up in the fierce fighting raging in ukraine's eastern industrial heartland. ukrainian forces are battling to prevent russia taking full control of the city. the regional governor there says constant shelling is making it impossible to evacuate hundreds of civilians trapped in a chemical plant there. russian troops are also targeting a neighboring city where the civilian death toll is mounting. but the russian military offensive is not limited to the donbass region. ukraine has reported strikes on several cities elsewhere in the country. reporter: a crater in the ground where a

we did film them using their walk ie-talkies but we don't knw what they were using the walkie-talkies for. >> did you ever hear anyone that day talk about taking the capitol and trying to hold onto it somehow in an attempt to freeze the certification of joe biden's victory? did you pick up on any kind of a plan as to what they wanted to do? >> no, but there's a live streamer for the proud boys, eddie fisher, he caught a proud boy called milk shake saying they're off to storm the capitol, which he was admonished to by nordean. that implies some intent. i didn't know they were going to occupy the capitol. jim, you tweeted that. >> i did. i heard from a source that day that there was some discussion about that. and so that was one of the reasons i wanted to ask you, was to see whether or not you had heard anything about that? >> we'd seen a flyer floating around that said occupy and it had like a big like death skull, trump thing, with 1776 in the middle. but i did -- you know, but there's a lot of hyperbole, rhetoric going around at that time. put maximum pressure on congress. sort of a