well, let's hear the take off academic and independent journalist jason michael on all of jason. welcome to the program. is there anything actually substantial that take from the g 7 statement or is largely a repetition of what western politicians have been seeing over the last few months anyway? well, it very much is a repetition, and we were seeing something in the, the geo political shape part of eastern europe. certainly with the backing of natal washington and the united states of something quite familiar in european politics, a sort of cyclical political build up. and that happens when we have a re shaping of the balance of power. where we're in a situation where the, the unit polarity, the singular superpower status of the united states is being challenged. and of course, russia is that challenge and the, the form that this is taking is a solidifying of the need to align from eastern europe. we're seeing right now with finland and sweden and what is happening in, in ukraine. so this statement of non recognition about the shifting of borders is something we saw in the build

i could make an independent journalist, jason michael believe statements show the balance of power shifting. this statement of non recognition about the shifting of borders is something we saw in the build up of course, to world war one. it's something that led into the, the alliance shaping and world war 2. so yeah, it's a familiar thing. and the familiarity of it should reminders of just how dangerous this situation can be. and this happens when we have a reshaping of the balance of power. where we're in a situation where the, the unit polarity, the singular superpower status of united states is being challenged. and of course, russia is that challenge and the, the form that this is taking is a solidifying of the nato alliance in eastern europe. we're seeing this with and know with finland and sweden and it's happening in, in ukraine. g 7 foreign ministers also called for china to stop allegedly helping moscow avoid sanctions and providing military support. we're calling china not to assist russia in its worth aggression against ukraine, not to undermine sanctions, and posing russia for i

and russian energy supplies and imposed for the sanctions, academic and independent journalist jason, michael believes such statements show the balance of power shifting. this statement of non recognition about the shifting of borders is something we saw in the build up of course, to world war one. it's something that led into the, the align shaping and world war 2. so yeah, it's a familiar thing. and the familiarity of it should reminders of just how dangerous the situation can be. and this happens when we have a re shaping of the balance of power. we're, we're in a situation where the, the unit polarity, the singular superpower status of united states is being challenged. and of course, russia is that challenge and the deformed this is taking, is a solidifying of the need to align from eastern europe. we're seeing this with and know with finland and sweden and it's happening in, in ukraine. more than 1000000 ukranian civilians have fled to russia to escape the war with local authorities, providing them with supplies and practical support. now that's despite ukrainian, goodman's claims that

jason, michael, believe such statement show the balance of power shifting. this statement of non recognition about the shifting of borders is something we saw on build up of course, to world war one. it's something that led into the, the alliance shaping and world war 2. so yeah, it's a familiar thing. and the familiarity of it should reminders of just how dangerous this situation can be. and this happens when we, how fac, reshaping of the balance of power. we are, we're in a situation where the, the unit polarity, the singular superpower status of the united states is being challenged. and of course, russia is that challenge and the deformed this is taking, is a solidifying of the need to ally and can eastern europe. we're seeing this with and know with finland and sweden and it's happening in in ukraine. the guardian newspaper is calling for the assets of the fox news owner. we put murdock to be frozen of quotes. his presents is a pushing else of russian propaganda lines or creating their own lives for russia to use these. caleb morphin. dig deeper into ho

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jason, thank you. now to a trial that is taking center stage in washington, d.c., attorney michael sussman charged with>> his law firm represented hillary clinton's campaign that year. special counsel john durham's team now begins its first criminal trial since his appointment 3 years ago. >> our washington, d.c., correspondent tom dempsey has the details. >> inside dc federal court on monday, jury selection got underway in the trial involving a three-year probe led by special counsel john durham to examine any misconduct during the fbi's investigation into alleged russian interference in the 2016 election. the defendant, cybersecurity lawyer, michael sussman, durham's team alleges sussman lied to the fbi when he brought forward suspicions about seeker communications between the trump campaign and alpha bank, the largest private bank in russia sussman telling his fbi contact that he was not working for any client when he shared his information. but suspend had done work for the clinton campaign. durham's team alleges sussman came forward on behalf of the campaign and a tech executive who supported clin

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jason chaffetz. greg, i'd like to start with you because this news is it you , michael sussman? it's not a name we all knew and now we know, of course, that he seems to be a key. but this decision by the judge matters because they fought to keep these emails secret isn't that right? s and they lost that fight. can you describe why this is importantou? t well, it's important because fusion gps, the sleazy oppo research firm in washington and its founder, the notorious glenn simpson were really instrumental in this information. wandera scheme illicit scheme by hillary clinton. inthe value of the durham indictments is that they exposet in vivid detail how hillary clinton personally invented the trump russia collusion hoax declasse of five documents now show that her campaign funded a hoax and her confederates are the ones who disseminated t a a hoax first with the phony dossier and then with this computer data that they claimed showed a back channel.ho communication between trumpwe and the kremlin when in fact it was nothing more than manipulated data that came from a mass marketin

jason chaffetz. jim, i will start with you. now durham wants jurors on this trial to know that clinton's attorney michael sussmann in 2016, theyn of his work against former president trump and that of author of the debunked steele dossier, and the judge rightly pointed out, this information was leaked to the press, can hardly claim attorney-client privilege, which i thought was a powerful statement by the judge. >> yeah, durham wants them to know the truth, it was a conspiracy. think about it, sean, your christopher steele, tech executive to create the lie, fusion gps who peddled the lie to the press. you have michael sussmann, who takes the lie and hangs it to the fbi, again not just anyone at the fbi, but the chief counsel fee of any of marc elias and the clinton campaign overseeing the whole operation. it was false, it was garbage, but it was a conspiracy to keep donald trump out of the white house and durham is onto them and wants to make sure the court has the truth and the fact, plain and simple. >> sean: you've commented recently on foxnews.com about a lot of this, jason chaffetz, and you mentioned to me in a number of

jason chaffetziore. jim , i'll start with you now. durham wants jurors at this trial to know that clinton's attorney michael sussman in twentyon sixteen they want about this intersection of his work against former president trump and that ofha the author of the debunked steel dossier and the judge rightly pointed out, well, this information was leaked to the press. you can hardly claim attorneypr client privilege privilege, which i thought was a powerfullt statement by the judge. >> yeah, durham wants the court to knowm the truth and it was a conspiracy. sean.conspiraabout it, you got s you got christopher steele, tech executive one mr. jaffe who create a lie. you got glenn simpson with fusion gps who peddles the lie to the press.. you got michael sussman who takes the lie and hands it to the fbius again, not just anyone at the fbi but jim baker, the chief counsel. and you got marc elias and the clinton campaign overseeing the whole operation. it wasn false. it was garbage, but it was a conspiracy to keep donald trump. the white house in durham is a on to him and he wants tond make sure the court has the truth and the facts plain and

jason, you bring up the time line and it really matters here. we're almost two years removed from the murder of george floyd, almost eight years from the murder of michaelwn in ferguson. we are 30 years removed from the beating of rodney king, which is where a lot of us saw that happening on tape for the first time. we are 30 years removed from that l.a. uprising. so we've had the videotapes for a long time. we've had the police violence for as long as black people have been in america. and in 2015 when i sat on president obama's 21st century policing task force, back then we were talking about issues of body cameras. back then we were talking about issues of training and how police are held accountable. guess what? communities came along several years ago and said we're willing to give politicians and political leaders the opportunity to try these things. they then tried and they're not working. so, frankly, when republicans and democrats come and say we're finally ready to try those reforms, it's far too little too late. communities are saying very, very clearly that a fundamental transportation of the system of public safety has to happen and nothing

jason carroll has more. >> reporter: these two picturesque beachfront villas in the bahamas likely hold answers as to what killed three vacationers last week and nearly took the life of another. michaely. robbie's travel blog says their agency was preferred by sandals resorts and she appeared to actively promote their properties. vincent schiarella and his wife donnis were staying at a neighboring villa. both villas share a common wall and have separate entrances. last thursday police say the couples ate at separate restaurants in the resort and settled in for the evening. both couples were not feeling well that night, they felt so sick, in fact, they had to be treated at a local medical facility. their symptoms included nausea and vomiting. at one point they felt well enough to return here to the resort. the next morning, police got an emergency call from the staff here at sandals, saying that they had found an unresponsive male in one of these villas. then another call, saying the staff had also found an additional unresponsive male and female in a second villa located right next door. in the first villa, police found vincent chiarella lying on the floor and he was pronounced dead.

michael sussman. it's a first trial to come out of special counsel john durham' investigation into the origins of the russia probe. the former congressman jason hello sir good morning to you i will read you a message that will be entered into evidence. the is sussman with a text to a lawyer with the fbi. this is the summer of 2016. he writes, jim, i have somethin time sensitive and sensitive an parentheses. i need to discuss it. it did you have availability fo a short meeting tomorrow? i'm coming on my own and on behalf of a client or company. i want to help the bureau. >> is only one issue they charged it was working for hillary clinton at the time. how do you see this going? >> jim was no ordinary person a the fbi he happened to be the general counsel. the seniormost person you could possibly go to. the government's case here against assessment as they like to the fbi. he misrepresented and that that would come into play as to how they handle this allegation. that's the problem. the case against assessment i think is strong. not only do they have that one text, that they have interviews and other things and other documentation and the case