place, flatten, or reverse orders so you won't miss an opportunity >>> the fight over whether an independent courtable to see the trove of classified documents seized from mar-a-lago or should be limited to isolating papers that might violate some form of executive privilege without the government acknowledging privilege. this morning, trump's team objecting to a partial stay of that order. a move that would allow the doj to continue to review the classified documents. joining me now is nbc news justice correspondent and senior member of robert mueller's investigation. so, ken, what is the state of play in the fight? >> the trump side has filed its response to the justice department's appeal and what they're saying is this is a document dispute that spiralled out of control and they say that the government is seeking to criminalize what a routine dispute and they continue to refer to these allegedly classified records. they're saying the government has to prove their classified so they're kind of leaving that aside. this whole question of the highly classified markings on the documents. they're es

court has ever adopted doctrine up to this point. just a few opinions, statements. >> they have never held it, have they ever held against the independent state legislature theory? >> i don't think the issue as far as i know was ever presented to federal courts before it was raised in two thousand. so the practice has been to not apply. >> understood, but never ruled on. helpful for us to understand the topic. i want to walk through a couple of implications here. how would independent state legislature theory impact states that have independent redistricting commissions? we heard a previous witness reference the impact it may have. >> the supreme court has a ready upheld the power of voters through voter initiatives to create for congressional redistricting. there is been discussion about how valid the precedent will remain that is certainly the precedent there. >> how would islt impact the states election certification process? >> it depends on exactly which version we are talking about. certification is primarily administration, interpretation. it would only be impacted if the supreme court were to conclude that there is a federal rol

e-e a servant of the people, which is contrary to the principles of the constitutional court and the independencef the constitutional court in general, and then in the first reading passes the law on changes the bill on changes of approaches to the election of members of the constitutional court exactly, well, exactly the same now, when the competitive selection for the head of the nabu is launched, at first some terrible draft law is proposed, which was even sharply reacted to in public, so that during the full-scale stage of the war between russia and ukraine, it has not yet happened the ambassadors of the big seven, e.e., about changing the approaches and requirements for the leader on the bonus and then supposedly colleagues gave a little back but all the same, they passed the bill, which is essentially discriminatory against specific individuals we could potentially apply to the head of the national anti-corruption bureau of ukraine and this project was quickly approved. it seems to me that this cunning in the implementation of these points will give us a certain a-a boomerang when we summar

trump's request for a court ordered independent review of the items, riling up the former president who mocked the fbi and the photo online posting, "thought they wanted them kept secret lucky i declassified," a claim that has not been established. kelly o'donnell with the latest. >> reporter: this one image revealing distinct color coded markings for top secret and sensitive files. evidence, the government says, seized from a container inside the 45 office. the florida domain of former president trump. where he often receives guests the department of justice in a court filing lays out serious allegations in stark new terms government records were likely concealed and removed. and that efforts were likely taken to obstruct the government's investigation the doj alleges team trump provided inaccurate information when they turned over 38 classified materials at a june 3rd meeting. citing this declaration where an unnamed trump associate swore that a diligent search was completed to locate any and all documents subpoenaed however, the fbi developed evidence that dozens of additional boxes

court has ever adopted doctrines up to this point. just a few opinions, statements. >> so they have never held against independent state legislature theory? >> i don't think the issue, as far as i know, was ever presented to federal courts before it was raised in 2000. so the practice has been to not apply such a doctrine -- >> understood, but never ruled on. that's fine. just helpful for us to understand the topic. never been ruled on. i want to walk through a couple of implications here. how would independent state legislators theory impact states that have independent redistricting commissions? we've heard a previous witness reference the impact that it may have. >> the supreme court has already upheld the power of -- through voter initiatives to create a -- for district-ing. that was a 5 to 4 decision. there was discussion about how solid the precedent will remain, but that was certainly the precedent for that. >> okay, shift gears slightly. how would the islt theory effect the certification process? >> it depends on exactly which virgin we are talking about but since certification is primarily administration, interpretation, it woul

operate with this data, including at the level of after the court decision, this is the task that we lawyers in this process i think that the independencem the court decision is important what was said today, and what was said, it is important to focus on the evidence that was here, that is, after this process, the evidence about which, well , earlier, it was possible to speak simply as some guesses, now operate on them as certain established facts, now we will wait to see how the verdict will evaluate them please tell me what is important to voice now, perhaps what the victims and their representatives said in the debate, so that you would like to broadcast to our viewers from these statements of theirs. well, not only in these debates, but during the entire period of the debate, the victims are relatives, the families were just saying what i tried to convey at the beginning. yes, everyone forgot about that, including forgetting what their relatives died for. what ideas did they give their lives for, or no one cares by this process that this process has been unnecessarily prolonged for such a long time, i am not talking about all the o

court then. have a great day. host: jeff in erie, pennsylvania, independent line. caller: hello? host: you are on the air. ller: oh, good morning. i would just like to say, how are we supposed to have confidence in the supreme court? we have one justice who literally believes that thousands of children are on ventilators from covid. that is a lie. we have another justice who hands out the minimum sentencing for raping children. yet, she is voting on the court -- she is voted onto the court. it is just disgusting thank you. host: next up, charlotte calling from taxes on the right -- from texas on the republican line. caller: personally, i do not feel real confident to say the supreme court is a good court. but the other thing is is that they are judging cases based on the constitution. you know. we are the ones that are politicizing the supreme court. the supreme court is not political in itself. and people need to understand that. because they did not get the ruling they want does not mean they are not doing their job. i have a lot of confidence in the supreme court. are we going to say it is not a good co

last year bolsonaro supporters attempted to storm the supreme court during independent state festivitiesin an outburst inspired by come supporters' note -- trump supporters' january 6 assault on the u.s. capitol. mark: kate moody joins us. starting with gloomy forecasts for the french economy. kate: perhaps no surprise it is related to the energy crisis in france and across europe it economic growth in france is likely to grant to a halt at the end of the year. gdp growth is expected to slow from half a percentage point in the second quarter to just .2% in the current period and flatline or contract. inflation is expected to remain at its highest levels in decades. with winter looming, french businesses are worried about potential cuts to natural gas supplies. energy-intensive businesses like glass makers temporarily halted production, and others are worried they will have to follow suit. reporter: this dairy plant located about 90 kilometers from paris is one of the biggest in france. it is also a significant consumer of gas, as france faces the risk of gas cuts this winter . the factor

he has done with t money is file an amicus bri for the upcoming supreme court case, advancing this bonkers theory of an independente legislature th is allowed to change election laws without regard to their own state constitution of the biggest upcoming case the supreme court docket this year because esntially it will allow or could allow the legislatures, state legislatures to simply throw away. that is what leonard leo is doing with the money. that is what the federalist society is about. that is thereodus operandi t infect democracy and take it away from the people and put it behind closed or. aileen cannon is part of that. she wouldave been appointed by trump. he kind of outsourced the dicial picks to the federalist society. she would have been -- she would not have been aointed by trump without the federalissociety approval. that ion the one hand. if theusticeepartment because thisuling, which ty should because there is no basis in law, then you go back to t supreme court which also is stacked with republican justices. we have seen what th've been willing to do just last term. there are no good options. that

by piece what is in the former president's latest court filing as his legal team think a court filing independent justice department's rights of evidence of obstruction of justice. joining us, two warmer deputies attorney general, john wu, who served during the george bush administrated. harry, first to you, how unusual is it, or odd is it that the trump team does not address the issue of obstruction here? >> everything about the filing is odd. it is flailing, and deeply, deeply muddled. the case is, what few cases that advances have nothing to do with the situation. the special master arguments are all about attorney-client privilege, but they try, pretty clumsily, to ally them into an executive privilege situation. they have a fair number of misrepresentations, but to josh's point, this happens in general in trump land when you get to court, you can lie and you can be subject to sanctions, so that's, i think explains the slightly muted quality. there is nothing new, compared to what they said before, but it is just repackaged in pretty confusing fashion. >> john gumm i want to give you a chance

we have had the respect for institutions, the courts have remained independent for the most part, but right now, i think we're in our fourth great crisis, and the institutions that have been the bulwark of the success of our democracy and the peaceful transfer of power are all under assault. >> i've heard you say you believe this is one of the most challenging times in our history. >> yes. >> you can understand from many people who came to know you through your series on the civil war that that lands very strongly. is this more important and more serious than the civil war? >> i don't think it's more important or more serious. i think that it has the capability of being subtle enough in its manifestations that we can miss the ultimate seriousness. there was an ection in the middle of the civil war, and there was a peaceful transition of power, and we got to have the second inaugural address, which is one of the most beautiful speeches in history because of that. >> kenyou have said that, i'm paraphrasing, every film you do is about the same thing. >> yeah. >> that it's about us. >> ye

. >> the justice department is still fighting the courts decision to block its access to the documents pending that independent review. their appeal will be at a circuit court where six judges were appointed by trump. > >> president biden met with the family members of two american citizens currently imprisoned in in russia. brittney griner and paul whelan. it is the first tie first time the president spoke in person with wife of brittney griner and the sister of paul whelan. he met with them separately today, discussing how how his administration is working to free their loved ones ones from russian prisons. >> we have put forward a central central proposal to russia. we are looking at additional steps to take to make it clear that countries that engage in these practices will pay a real price. price. >> the u.s. has reportedly offered a convicted arms dealer for a prisoner swap. the by the administration use the same channels earlier this year to free former marine trevor reed. > >> still ahead, a northern california woman set to be sentd be sentenced for faking her own kidnapping. the debate ov have you see

by piece what is in the former president's latest court filing, as his legal team seeks a court ordered independentsearch of mar-a-lago. what we haven't found in it, at least not in our early reading in it, is the trump team addressing the justice department's points about evidence of obstruction of justice. joining us, two deputy assistant attorneys general john wu, who currently teaches at uc berkeley, and harry lipman. how unusual or odd is it that the trump team doesn't address the issue of obstruction here? >> everything about the filing is odd. it is flailing and deeply, deeply muddled. the cases, what few cases it advances, have really nothing to do with the situation. the special master arguments are all about attorney/client privilege. but they try pretty column zily to align them in an executive privilege situation. this happens in general in trump land when you get to court and you lie, you can be subject to sanction. so, that, i think, explains the slightly muted quality. there's nothing new compared to what they've said before. but it's just repackaged in pretty confusing fashion. >> j

the house to the up had the victory of doctor william router independent 22 general elections. the court in the ruling said that the petitioners that did not prove beyond any reasonable doubt that they were electra mac practices. that could want a notification of the presidential resolves. the court also reiterated that the president elect doctor william brutal met the constitutional threshold to be declared president. what therefore? wait, he's that doctor will in some way router shall be sworn in on the 13th of september, asked the 5th president of the republic of kenya, ammonia, general, russia. today, canyon high court advocate. miss are in a jogger told us how the court decision was made, and if further unrest is possible. it, brittany took it to several weeks. the constitution provides that service from cortez to give a decision, been 14 days of finding. so 14 days from the day the petition was finals today there was the last day of the constitution with so it's actually in time and i meant pressure on the local documents were through and delivered on monday. it within the constitu

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court. and the independent international committee of enquiries, separated by the human rights counseling from bombs, working, broaden, union, and possibly be done. give us dr. buells, i'm closest zondaway from fulton pardon for you. all especially those who bear particular responsibility far ordering the world by dint of their strength that they infant should have an interest in bolstering our common institutions. the former high commission of human rights briefed us about the situation of the week as in chin. jung, a few weeks ago of china should increment the high commissioner's recommendations. that would be a sign of sovereignty and strength, and a guarantee for jane on behalf of change for the better home on some of the ladies and gentlemen, a 3rd principle must be taken into consideration. if we are to preserve the international order, i know we must have died of our rules and institutions to the reality of the 21st century. i from far too often, these rules and institutions reflect with a world of 3050 or 70 years ago. but beyond that, and that also goes for the united nations security

had the victory of doctor william router independent 22 general elections. the court in the ruling said that the petitioners that did not prove beyond any reasonable doubt that they were electoral mac practices. that could want a notification of the presidential resolves the court. also rita rated that the president elect. doctor william brutal met the constitutional threshold to be declared president would therefore wait, he stopped. doctor william somewhat rooted, shall be sworn in on the 13th of september, asked the 5th president of the republic of kenya, or monumental russia today. earlier we spoke to the advocates of the 10 years high court miss are in the java. he told us how the court decision was made on their further unrest was possible. it's brittany took it to several weeks. the constitution provides a division bill 14 days of filing sold for 10 days from today. the petition was filed with stage due of the position we both saw it, talk to the dims, i'm for sure on the local documents will through and believe readily. it's monday. it's within the constitutio

the work of the international criminal court and the independent international commission of inquiry established by the human rights counsel is crucial in this documentation and analysis efforts. it work and this effort to counter impunity. we support this work as well as the work of be your ukranian court in the investigations that they have opened france alongside as partners will continue to work constantly on this front. i now resume my function as president of the council, and i give the floor through the representative of ukraine. thank you mister president, distinguished members of the security council. i also recognized here the representative of terrorist russia in the berman and seat of the soviet union. i would like to think under secretary general rosemary decarlo, assistant secretary general is a bronze carries and human rights expert, alexander greek, for their substantive and truthful presentations. the heroic facts and human sufferings from the russian. okay, fires brought to our attention, has again proved that the only option to and this word is to hold the aggresso

in media news, a russian court has revoked the license of the independent newspaper "novaya gazeta," which is edited by the nobel peace prize winner dmitry muratov. the move effectively bans the newspaper from operating. muratov spoke against the ruling on tuesday. >> the decision is a political hit job and has no legal basis whatsoever. we were in court for allegedly not handing over some documents 20 years ago was the in reality, it is obvious to everyone what is behind this. amy: russian president vladimir putin will reportedly meet with chinese president xi jinping in uzbekistan on what would be xi's first foreign trip since the pandemic began two and a half years ago. the two leaders will meet at a summit organized by the shanghai cooperation organization. in news from china, at least 74 people have diedn an rthquake in sichuan province. 26 people are reported missing. in uvalde, texas, students returned to classes tuesday for the first time since the may 24 mass school shooting, ich left 19 fourth graders and two teachers dead. no classes are being held at the site of the shoot

how big of a political misstep, governor, is this when it comes to trying to court those independentse frankly who want our economy to get back to normal who want the border to get back to normal. who want a sense of normalcy in our nation? >> well, i think he just totally misread the american public. that speech was, i believe, one of the worst ever in presidential history. you know, my own, i guess, history of listening to presidents goes all the way back to eisenhower for gosh sake. i have never heard a speech quite like that delivered by a president even in the midst of a campaign where he gave that level of insult. now he is drying to differentiate between the maga extreme republicans but he doesn't say what that is. i mean, basically he said if you voted for trump, you are one of these people. but he is also filled with things that are demonstrably untrue when he says that republicans want to take your social security away. i would remind people that donald trump was the candidate who adamantly said he did not want to change the social security formula for the people who had alr

cordell, a retired superior court judge and former independent police auditor for the city of san jose, pointed out the psychological exam measures more than just age. >> this whole purpose is to determine whether or not that person is suitable to do the work of a law enforcement officer. free from emotional and/or mental conditions. that might adversely affect the exercise of the powers of a peace officer. reporter: a former san francisco assistant district attorney believes these candidates should have been flagged years ago. >> no job requires more discretion, more good judgment, more balanced psychological state, then somebody with a badge and a gun. i hope they are not in a position of authority anymore. reporter: what triggered this was a double homicide where a 24-year-old alameda deputy was arrested. he failed his law enforcement psychological exam. sergeant kelly said prior to 2016, the law allowed people with a low psychological exam score to be hired. the law changed in 2016. >> either people just dropped the ball and did not keep up with the law, it is more than an oversigh

justice and when we're doing every thing in our power to support the international criminal court and the independent international committee of fin crime race settling by the human rights council. zombies on hold, and especially those who bear particular responsibility far ordering the world by dint of their strength and they influence should have an interest in bolstering our common institutions. the full high commission of human rights briefed us about the situation of the week as engine jung. a few weeks ago, china should implement the high commissioner's recommendations. that would be a sign of sovereignty and strength center guarantee for change of change for the better than the ladies and gentlemen. a 3rd principle must be taken into consideration. if we are to preserve the international order, we must adapt our rules and institutions to the reality of the 21st century. far too often, these rules and institutions reflect the world of $3050.00 or 70 years ago, johnson, and that also goes for the united nations security council. germany has, for many years been committed to its reform and expans

manner of federal elections, state courts have no authority to interfere with that activity and the state constitution has no application. that is the theory. the independent state legislature theory. the supreme court has not adopted that theory but it has been floating around for a while. they floated the theory back at the time of bush v gore. the petitioners came to the court and said please state the decision below so our original districts can -- the election and the supreme court by a six-three votes. this is really important and i think they are going to win. we will adopt this theory. we should state the decision below. justice kavanaugh wrote an opinion saying this is a really important issue but it is too close to the election for us to interfere and that is why he --. no say but then the court grants the petition and so the case is going to be heard in the fall maybe december. what is going to happen? i am not an expert on this, i think we have an expert on the doctrine speaking after this panel. we know there are 4. pretty good prediction that they think they have a fifth vote already, likely being justice barrett. if you are betting you would

cordell, a retired superior court judge and former independent police auditor for the city of san jose, pointed out the psychological exam measures more than just age. >> this whole purpose is to determine whether or not that person is suitable to do the work of a law enforcement officer. free from emotional and/or mental conditions. that might adversely affect the exercise of the powers of a peace officer. reporter: a former san francisco assistant district attorney believes these candidates should have been flagged years ago. >> no job requires more discretion, more good judgment, more balanced psychological state, then somebody with a badge and a gun. i hope they are not in a position of authority anymore. reporter: what triggered this was a double homicide where a 24-year-old alameda deputy was arrested. he failed his law enforcement psychological exam. sergeant kelly said prior to 2016, the law allowed people with a low psychological exam score to be hired. the law changed in 2016. >> either people just dropped the ball and did not keep up with the law, it is more than an oversigh

another big question is if the supreme court will continue to show or a certain kind of independence that it has in recent years. that nullification 5 years ago, as we just saw in katherine story. the, the 1st ever in africa in kenya supreme court has, in recent years, made several decisions where it's deviated from the establishment. it's being quite bold and ready to be independent. so everyone here waiting to see which way it's going to rule will find out when the judges speak in here in just a couple of hours from now. and welcome. if the, if the court does find against the opposition leader, right, i didn't. how do we think he and his supporters are going to react versus riley dinger is. he's been in opposition for very many years. but there's been a twist of allegiances in politics, even kenya, this time, he's backed by his long time arch rival, the outgoing president who kenyata. so it's not, in not sense entirely clear if, if he did not sense can be described as opposition or, or in fact, the establishment william roots is main opponent, of course, also has massive ties to the

independence at record. hi! imagine your quasi courting. you've got strident views about economic policy and you even wrote a book about it. you finally get, the job is chancellor. the peak of your game and get to test out your ideas. turns out they are garbage and the economy explodes. the u. k. stock and bond market have lost at least half a trillion dollars since less trust became prime minister early this month. according to bloomberg governmental ready borrowed almost 12000000000 pounds in august. i think phil, to invest his fears, vice chairman of the communist party of great britain, josie bra say is the measures overwhelmingly fav a monopolist, some disadvantage workers. we have to look at the nature of the government, look at the nature of the measures. we've been told by causing quoting, that they want to save the economy, and that makes us think that all of us are going to be saved. but if you look at the measures by overwhelmingly favor monopoly and disadvantage workers, if you look at the measures they're putting in place, they

his legal team is pursuing a court—appointed "special master" — that's an independent person to review trump, where a lot of documents are taken — instead of leaving it to the fbi to sort through those documents into piles of what's relevant and what's not, documents ought to be protected in some way — instead to ask a judge to a what's called a special master, which is an independentjudicial officer to do that sorting instead. —— to ask a judge to appoint. so perhaps not an usual move. also, donald trump's legal team question this picture the fbi took when they seized the documents from his home. in a post on his truth social platform, he said... trump's lawyer repeated this on fox news. i'm somebody that has been in his office, i've seen it — l this is not the way his office looks. - they give you this appearance that you walk in and there's these - top—secret documents just strewn about. - i have never, ever seen that, that is not the way his officel looks, anybody that knows president trump's office, i he has guests frequently there. it'sjust a joke. on that photograph — the depart

as he approached the gate, where people had lined up for visas in a russian court has revoked the license of leading independent newspaper and avaya gazetteer effectively banding its operation in the country. the outlets editor in chief, dmitri myrtle who won last year, nobel peace prize has described the ruling as a political hit job or can, his supreme court is expected to rule to day on petitions challenging the outcome of last month presidential election. william brito was declared the winner by a narrow margin in mid august, but opposition candidate rayleigh, dingo had appointed to irregularities and presented a petition to the court. some members of the electoral commission that validated the vote had themselves disowned the result calling the vote counting process impact of one outlets cross over to dw, corresponded felix marina who's standing by for us at the supreme court in nairobi . felix what's at stake here today. so what's a stake is that in the next few minutes, kenya will know whether you have a substantive president elect, or they will know if the president or presidential election that was con

this is a violation of the -- conventions this is a war crime. >> russian court has stripped one of the last countries independentium -- media outlets of its license preventing it from operating. -- though you're to provide documents showing a change of ownership in 2006. it comes less than a year after its editor in chief on the 2021 nobel peace prize. it is part of a wider clamp down press freedom by the kremlin. plan to appeal the decision. >> the decision is a political pitch up that has no legal basis whatsoever. we were in court for allegedly -- over documents 20 is ago when in reality it is obvious to everyone what is behind this. >> police in canada say they found a dead body they believed to be one of the two suspects charge of murder after a series of stabbings on sunday. they say the others -- suspect myles sanderson is still at large and is expected to be in the city of regina. he has an extensive criminal record 10 people were killed and nine people injured -- police say that they found victims in a remote indigenous community called james smith nation. and nearby the town of weldon. >> yesterday's a

and in a similar case, another russian court has revoked the license of a leading independent newspaper. nobody has yet effectively banding its operation in the country. the outlets editor in chief meeting, but both who won nope, last year's nobel peace prize has described the ruling as a political hip job. kenya, supreme court has rejected challenges to the presidential election results upholding william raton. victory router was declared the winner by a narrow margin in mid august, but opposition candidate riley ry are yielded. dingo had pointed to irregularities and presented a petition to the court. some members of the like total commission that validate the vote had themselves earlier this own the results were thing. it says he will respect the supreme court's decision, even though he strongly disagrees with it. the judges dismissed all 9 claims by reloading as lawyers. soon they found no credible evidence that there was any tampering with the results. ah, people have been celebrating in various locations across penya, also here in can gamey now ruby. they had jubilant that kenya's

and in a similar case, another russian court has revoked the license of a leading independent newspaper and no via got seta effectively banding. its operation in the country. the outlet editor achieved dmitri moreton, who one last hears nobel peace prize, has described the ruling as a political hit job. the german government has announced plans to delay the decommissioning of 2 of its last 3 nuclear power plants. the 2 facilities were sent to be shut down at the end of the year. they could now be put on reserve until mid april, in case they're needed to stabilize the electricity grid and southern germany. this winter kenya supreme court has rejected challenges to the presidential election result upholding william roo toes victory. rudo was declared the winner by a narrow margin in mid august, but opposition candidate rayleigh, dingo had pointed to irregularities, and presented a petition to the court. some members of the electoral commission that validated the vote had themselves earlier disowned the result. adina says he will respect the supreme court's decision, even though he strongl

vyacheslav khoroneko and sergey zaslavsky applied to international courts today at the dynamo sports complex under the judging of independentexperts. they wowed the audience for 506 seconds. there is a record vyacheslav khoronyuk and sergei zaslavsky promotes a healthy lifestyle and stands up for a more thorough sports education of belarusians. and hopes that people watching similar results will be inspired by them example. the sports theme will be continued by my colleagues. well, now elizaveta loshkevicha has joined us. she is ready to talk about the news of the minsk region. lisa good afternoon. what's new with you? good afternoon tatyana, we have an autumn planting of thousands of trees and bushes in the capital. soon they will register in minsk, drop them off along the moscow ring road and look into the creative workshops of the art plant of the belarusian union of artists opens the doors for visitors to take a look on our air. thank you. well, we are back on the air at 17:00 see you soon. the national team of belarus will play with lithuania for the right to remain in the third division. league of nations, both teams

judicial reform is to check and dismiss unscrupulous judges and incompetent courts and recruit new e-e to professional of independentsthat such a thing is possible thanks to the fact that the recruitment to the supreme council of justice and the higher qualifications commission is carried out according to a really hmm very uh procedure that allows at least weeding out people who are there are no claims to integrity, there are no claims to choose the best of them, and while the quorum in the supreme council of justice is still far away, the selection of new members of the key judicial body is complicated by a large number of unscrupulous applicants, this is the head of the kivertsi district court of the volyn region, viktoriya koretska, she prefers to become a member of the high council of justice and considers herself worthy of this position, very self-confident considering her biography, in 2019, the judge was evaluated in a higher qualification commission, her interview was so unsuccessful that the commission took a break, which continues to this day. some episodes deserve special attention. we also won't be able t

media was adopted in the first reading, we have written that to strengthen the independence of the regulator of the rivne court will submit it for translation and evaluation, that is, a lot of work is going on and we are working closely with the european commission so that they provide a preliminary assessment of those draft laws that are developed and accepted for implementation with e-e and other involved bodies, as well as those that have sufficient capacity to carry out such a thorough analysis, that's why there were a lot of rumors that the european commission might not evaluate ukraine that year or where to evaluate it next year in its report on all candidate countries. for us , it would not be very desirable. it is important for us to evaluate our progress. that it is very significant and why is it important because of course we have ambitions for next year, still uh to open negotiations without such an assessment will make it more difficult so i think this is roughly what he meant in his say the president, why us? it is important that these negotiations begin as soon as possible. it seems that olga ste

there is a state of court without an independent pacific it. appointing an independent monitor? they're reporting him off the throne, it was barring trump to realistic acquisitions, loans, permanently barring him, and his kids, from serving as officers, or directors, of new york companies. this is, in essence's to the trial, and ali is constantly reminding, need there is a big difference between allegations in the plane with winning a trial. we both had that experience. >> you so much a lawyer, l.a.. before you weigh in, i want to see if we can kill two birds here. donald trump, defending himself with a caveat in whatever it is about the values, when he submits a loan application. here it is. >> we have a disclaimer, right on the front, and it basically says, you know, get your own people, you are at your own risk, this was done by management, it wasn't done by -- it was done by management. so, don't rely on the statement that you are getting. >> well, that is an interesting defence. no, i don't think it holds any waters. you can't say, i warned people, this could be fraudulent,

khoroneko and sergey zaslavsky submitted applications to the international court today at the dynamo sports complex, judged by independentey amazed the audience. come on, wait, there is, far away, belarus sergey zaslavsky broke the guinness world record of the american robert nelson who presses 70 kg of barbell, standing for 60 seconds did 20 repetitions. our compatriot raised it 21 times. and this is another regular world record by vyacheslav kharanek 182 lifts with one hand of 24 kg of kettlebell in 180 seconds. ah. we dedicate this record to our ministry of internal affairs and , in particular, to the criminal investigation department, so that the guys do their necessary work and when it’s calm on the streets, you can walk and not strain. this is all great. the way of life is advocated for a more thorough sports education of belarusians. and hopes that people watching similar results will be inspired by their examples. and other sports news will be told by kristina kamysh, kristina hello, what is interesting about you thank you elena junior football team of belarus. we broke up 1:1 with our peers from armenia in the f

independence that they have. they strike a deal with them based on the rule in the international court of justice. you know, those are the country you have another country, have to write a yes. that's what we did a nice and can we sign a treaty or mutual assistance and trying to yes, that's what we did with divided by the parliament with respect to parliament. and the duration has to particular publications in particular to provide if it's tennyson case, i think it's aggression on the part of the key of regina that it's illegitimate because it goes back to a code, a ties time source of power in today's ukraine. is it in line with the un charter? yes. article 51, the un charter. a right for self protection. and as a part it is 3 sink. a doesn't, isn't this article of your and charter? oh, we have to provide us. it comes to our allies. that's what we are doing. that's the me, the chain of her multiple steps that isn't full compliance. that was international law. had said a utah content issue, was it a similar sit here? no, i just mom to come. train them was with libya, who thought about internationa

independence at record. hi! imagine your quasi courting. you've got strident views about economic policy and you even wrote a book about it. you finally get, the job is chancellor. the peak of your game and get to test out your ideas. turns out they are garbage and the economy explodes. the bank of england raise concerns over the proposed tax cuts warning as such, a move would worse in inflation while the u. k. would take on increased levels of debts at a time of rising interest rates. the government already borrowed m as 12000000000 pounds in august, which is 6500000000 more than the same month in 2019 vivek ira again, essays the u. k. should take a fresh look at his chad. it's trans at long take relations. i will see the back start, start smaller for politically a bit, x scratch that really need to kind of happen that you pick on the beeps a lot more to go section in terms of collecting the fundamentals of the economy. and you can kind of figure out new relationships that it needs to actually, you know, the whole transatlantic relationshi

as the independent state legislature theory by the supreme court has never adopted that theory. it has been floating around for a while. justice rehnquist floated the theory at the election t clause back at the time of bush. the petitioners came to the supreme court said please stay the decision below.de our original districts to be replaced at the election the supreme court that request by six -- three votes. justice was the dissenting opinion in justice thomas isll saying this is really important. and i think they're going to win. we are going to adoptpt this theory we should stay the decision below. justice kavanaugh wrote a concurring opinion think this is a really important issue. but it is just too close to the election for us that's why he voted. no state but the court grants the petition and so the is going to be heard in the fall. and what's going to happen? well, i'm not an expert on this doctrine. in fact i think we have an expert on this doctor who speaking after this panel. i venture to say it's four justices voted to grant the petition. and we know the fourth. [ina

ceremony, you may recall this, when the door is slammed in the face of an official court black rod, acknowledging the independenceic house of commons and that constitutional arrangement, where the queen, the head of state, sits at the top of it, parliament below it. a point about the head of state, and a striking one as well. i travelled recently to the g7 summit in bavaria and then on the nato defence alliance summit in madrid, and part of the formulation of the language of the formulation of the language of those events is that they are gatherings of heads of state and government, and that matters, because of course, in the uk system, we have a head of government in liz truss, the prime minister, and we have a head of state in her majesty, the queen, and that distinction between the two, is so pivotal to how the uk system operates. chris, thank you again. chris mason, our political editor, with the latest for us in downing street. from downing street, let's go to windsor, because windsor, of course, dominated by the great castle, and windsor, i think it's fair to say, as our understanding goes, is the queen's f

violation of the geneva convention as this is a war crime at a russian court has stripped one of the countries last remaining independent media outlets of its license effectively banding it from operating viagas eta has been accused by russia's media watchdog, a failing to provide documents relating to a change of ownership in 2006. the van comes less than a year after its editor in chief dmitri moore at off when the 2021 nobel peace prize is also part of a wider, clamped down on press freedom by the kremlin. the newspaper plans to appeal decision. because when the teacher skim the decision as a political hit job that has no legal basis whatsoever, we were in court for allegedly not handing over some documents 20 years ago. when in reality it is absolutely obvious to everyone. what's behind this police in canada say they found a dead body, they believe to be one of the 2 suspects charged with murder. after a series of stoppings on sunday, they say the other suspect mile sanderson is still at large and believe to be in the city of regina. it has an extensive criminal record. 10 people were killed and at least 19 injured

so russian court has stripped one of the country's last remaining independent media outlets of its license. effectively banning it from operating via gazette has been accused by russia's media watchdog of failing to provide documents relating to a change of ownership in 2006, the ban comes less than a year after its editor in chief to major merit off one. the 2021 nobel peace prize is also part about why the clamp down on press. freedom by the criminal on the newspaper, plans to appeal the decision. now peruse at president pedro castillo has faced prosecutors in to new criminal investigations. is not the subject of 6 corruption cases since coming to power just over a year ago. castillo denies any wrong doing brianna sanchez reports from lima. oh, president bazookas to you is confident prosecutors won't find any evidence of corruption in the 6 criminal cases against him. you know, see there was a little and then i will go as many times as i am samuel. if i have gone to say and demonstrate that i reject all accusations against the president on the republic. oh, the precedent told prosecutors

supreme court to reverse the decision based on the independence day legislature theory, which is that the state supreme court doesn't have any power over them. the theories being boosted by conservative group called the -- sirens -- honest elections project. and when you hear that, you know what you are getting. it is filed known as an amicus brief -- are the groups backed by none of this man you see here, the infamous leonard. leo you may remember him as the guys the -- each and every supreme court justice seated on the bench. he is the same guy who as we featured on the show, we just handed 1. 6 billion dollars in tax free untraceable dark money, a transaction that was, of course, itself made legal and possible by the right-wing court he helped bring about. and now the organization linked to leonard leo will help argue to justices leonard leo helped install about the legislature north carolina should be able to do whatever once with the states elections regardless of democracy. >> rick hasen is director of the safeguarding democracy project. he joins me now. rick, first, did anythin

seen more and more with this court and all of the sort of gyrations in appointing this court that this independent have faith in, let alone the populous. >> i want to ask you, nick, about your thoughts about what this does to the judicial system in general and the way people think about it. >> i think i.t. reflects badly on the court. there's no question about it. it makes you wonder, you know, how are decisions really made? as you pointed out, clarence thomas was the one dissenting vote on that decision relating to the documents that went to the january 6 committee. he was the only one. i mean, he should never have voted on that decision. >> you think he should have recused himself? >> he should have recused himself, absolutely. particularly in light of all the facts we know now. none of this helps you. take that into account with roe versus wade where they basically ignored resident for 50 years. people put on the court just because of their position on roe versus wade. nothing else. i mean, that was the litmus test obviously for trump in terms of who he appointed to the court. all of that adds