if let's bring in breitbart news political editor emma-jo morris. us. i mean, this story, there's so many elements to it. what really rises to the top of what you think this impeachment inquiry should be pursuing? >> well, obviously there's a lot of moving parts to this. first of all, thank you so much for having me and happy easter. but, yeah, there's a lot going on here. so the first thing is whether joe biden was involved in the family business, and the second thing is whether he was taking money from the family business. i happen to think, actually, that the second thing that i mentioned is tail less important because it doesn't are is to be -- there's no rule that says he has to be directly taking money, a although that would be with relevant and important to know. but the fact that his e son and his e brother were living off of salaries paid for by the chinese. communist party and ukrainian oligarchs while he was in office are obviously troubling enough to, you know, warrant perhaps impeachment, to definitely be considered corruption. so the t

the shoulders and jo done for meeting with a king. he said to travel on to ease around where he will add a ceasefire in the face of an ever western situation for civilians in gaza. also coming up russians a line up to vote. the president said election where the outcome is not in doubt. about supporters of alexi in a body. i also joining the cute and assign a position to flooding and pushing the i am eddie micah junior and you are welcome to the program. german jones lot of shelves is in the middle east, in hopes of bringing about the ceasefire in a conflict between each route and a mass which many countries consider the terrace group. he's held talks with a king of jo, done and will travel to ease all late for discussions with ease when the prime minister had of the trip show what's called an easy route to allow for a wide scale 8 access to gaza. the u. n. is one of widespread malnutrition that in germany has stepped up its efforts to bring in food and supplies. germany has joined a handful of countries, including the u. s. and france

not the jo money anymore. no, no punch, i'm honest. but john, any student also would like to the controller that ukraine in? no. see no g. read for a washington in the name of what strongly zation, of closer germany as his son to our power of, uh, in europe and union wrecked to expand its markets. so we couldn't rush out because though it is v of a power to contain the power of germany in europe and do it. this is what to do. this lake rebate is supposed to be. they are from my point of view or waiting a co battery, germans like v oval and they to countries except to home got re unstructured but they tried to hide it to a public because so it's difficult for me to, to show it, to its own subject to other countries vivid or so really jump. what is kind of objective, i guess, just hours before the story broke, this leak was revealed, shows was saying, you know, germany has no intention of getting directly and dragged into the ukraine conflict . and now we have this leak. how do you think germany is going to respond? well? very embarrasse

and i always appreciate, let me go to jo 1st here you're, i'm one of our premier media guys. i see that there is a real it version to the g word in american media. now granted, ever since october 7th, we've seen more footage on mainstream american media. nothing like other alternative media. it's very sanitized. but they, they said really uncomfortable, bernie sanders. i'm really uncomfortable with that were why should they be uncomfortable with that? that's what it is. i mean, if, if it isn't genocide, what is it joe of to be if they're being honest with themselves, of course that's what they would call it, but they aren't even after the international court of justice rule that it is plausible that israel's committing genocide. i mean, they have to report that, but in a way that the left a lot of doubt that it's really genocide. i mean, you know, it, when you see it, this is clear. we had 1st, a shorter way of can sort of knew that the editor from using that word for a couple of weeks. and then it became so obvious that we were using it because that is what it is. and of cou

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and waiting banners saying to face the jo and the finance legacy is done by capital police forces to rounded the peaceful crowds who called for us the start and an end to the is really occupation of gosh, well, in the speech itself, president biden was expected to focus on domestic issues like inflation and the border crisis, as well as the war in the middle east. but he unexpectedly kicked off his address with a nod to ukraine. the far more i go home, the if we stay with ukraine and provide the freight is asking, the must be honest. the threat to democracy must be defended. the minds message has been praised by his allies, former house speaker, nancy pelosi says the speech was a master class. the president joe biden state of the union address was a master class, vigorously presenting his bold vision of progress and possibilities for all of america's families. if you look at it objectively, it seems that you know, the big concern here is joe boyd's cognitive capability. this is always going to be about, you know, how he said things and how you perform what you're more than what he ac

people that biden's fits a says yeah, well it seems that i'm particularly again, as i say in the pro jo media, there's a lot of correlation in the messaging here. we had people like at tucker carlson, watching this following it in great detail the minute by minute into lives on a recount. and we've also had americans taking to social media a particular on to twitter to suggest this car is completely out of touch with the reality for the ordinary americans. there's a lot of problems in the united states. 40000000 people living in poverty, families are struggling to get their bills paid. people are still going to pay the rents as well. so let's have a look at poker carlson's response, and you've got to say she holds a dozen whole back. he gives them both barrels and this, and it's quite, quite a tool for sponsoring took across if that was possibly the darkest. most american speech ever given by an american president think it wasn't a speech. it was a rant entirely lacking in decency or generosity to his fellow americans. button quickly explained that actually as top priority has nothing t

i think good, jo, that joke you were thinking of. it was that 70 percent of this really is don't believe in god, but you know, they do believe that god promised them palestine, but yeah, i mean the, it, it is, that's what is real is it's an f no credit project. it's a similar colonial project that is based on janice, the entire goal has always been from the get go, the stealing a palestinian way and the driving of the palestinians out from that land and, and you know, the colonization of that land. that is all, that's always been very, very clear and stated very clearly by the, by, designers, from the very early days to the current is really government, you know, at the time, late 19th century, this wasn't like dirty work. these weren't dirty words, you know, colonization and, and, and like that. and no, they were had no racial. they were aspirational words. yes. exactly. and they had no compunctions about sort of, you know, treating the, you know, describing the palestinians is basically savages that should be, that would be gratefu

you cannot be in different, jo. nope, you can't. this is a referendum on who you are, a human being basically how you see this event, let alone the politicians. you know, they're about native americans have energy, perfect power, little what's going on in palestine right now. it's been going on since the 19 thirty's, but certainly since 1948, the gradual destruction of a people and the stealing of the land is exactly what happened in the united states . there were people already living there, even if, even if it's rarely say there was no one there that was a thriving culture there. and this parallel is perfect to understand, which is probably why american leaders who don't acknowledge, who was the genocide of the native americans are supporting this genocide. you said to genocide and the 2 countries that a picture of participating ma'am, are joining together in a way that again, i don't fully understand why, but they're going to pay a price as they're continuously seeing that this, that they are supporters of clearly a genocide i ex

as of last month, jo bivens approval rating had dropped to about 37 percent. that's according to a reuters is it's us pull and it's stay below 50 percent since 2021. so it's been happening there for a while now. that's the typical threshold for incumbent candidates who are seeking another term, but then take a look at a poll conducted last month. now 67 percent of respondents said 5 and was too old in their opinion to serve another term and only 37 percent said the president bible is mentally fit for another 4 years. now. the us media has often focused on president biden's age. well, the same pool also found that 51 percent of respondents said, but donald trump, for president, is not mentally fit for the presidency. well, i can tell you that that's something that the white house has really been focusing on. they use strong language when it comes to the, for our presidents, and it really been trying to highlight what the current president has done in terms of visit gender. and once he's accomplished in the last 4 years, as us president joe biden has always been

borisjohnson — hello again, jo.join in my obsession and listen to this really quite strange interview with the prime minister where they are talking about how they divvy up the household chores which was to mark international women�*s day. i love being with the kids and setting up the table and making sure that it is all nice, there is something about the table that i really love, love doing all of that. my choice, dishwasher stacking, - making the bed to make sure we both have a nice supper time. what i find fascinating about these kind of interviews as we head into an election year when politicians feel they kind of need to do more of this. doing thejob i do i watch and read and listen to every interview with every political leader that i can get hold of. i think they are genuinely revealing. i think you get a sense of character that when i am asking him about the national insurance cut, or whatever, you don�*t to the same extent, or i might, but it doesn�*t come across to the viewer. is there something in that, d

the jo jo biden's administration ignores that. i thought this was a democracy as well. well, it's just not a democracy because as you know, we're not a tyranny by the majority and we don't, it's not majority roles. we are technically a constitutional republic. may i just ask one favor just on what you just mentioned regarding bush know if you don't mind, go ahead. i have waited to play this way. this is kelly me. it's funny how we select. certainly here rose. remember the monkey in 1963. yep. courageous bobby says hunger striker, cesar chavez. yep. uh there was a quaker who so emulated during vietnam. we love certain people who sacrifice hunger sights and the like. do you know that after this happened, that various baby media reports referred to genocide in quotes that this man referred you quote, genocide, and one particular national outlet said at the end of this, if you're a family member or having ideations of suicide or basically if you're crazy like this guy seek help and here's a number to call you. this is, this is the way this story was skewed. and again, not,

so or what the opposition figure bussey route. jo, my jo, my fight seems to have gotten the most birds. how big of a surprise is that? it's a surprise. yes. i know because the campaign was very quick and it lasted 2 weeks. but the nomination of, uh, uh, the, the some close um, the munitions, sorry, of july fi followed, sunk, was sentenced to prison. and it happened late last year to take the decision to nominate him. yet it's not a surprise as well, because as yesterday you could tell around paul's, the eager of change of women and young people. and obviously people have been a party last night very, very late. and they were really happy about the, the little results that we have for from postables. the results are not expect until at least the end of this week is in a candidate expected to get to secure enough boats are want to avoid a rental. a terry, this will be a very suspenseful week. the election coming to you is due to receive the result of polls from around the country on tomorrow. and once it will receive it, they will just submit it to the constitutional call to will, which

everybody knows if this was a great space, jo, by them delivered what has been described in the past so far as, as the price, the fiery heated supreme crunch rep, i'm sorry. so you can see, you know, you'd be forgiven for thinking that this message was sort of, you know, let, let's make sure everyone thinks on. this is great. joe isn't 81 years old. it doesn't have any problems. remembering things, he never confused the egyptians and he is right. and he's, he knows what date is. he knows what week it is making. you know it's confusing, isn't it? makes it disbelieving what you're actually seeing and thinking yourself is that how do you see this media coverage? is it an attempt to convince people that biden's fits a says yeah, well it seems that i'm particularly again, as i say in the pro jo media, there's a lot of correlation in the messaging here. we had people like at tucker carlson at watching this following it in great detail the minute by minute in a live sort of recount. and we've also had americans taking to social media up to the on to twitter to suggest this car is completely

jo currie there. well, at the other end of the international football scale, you'll find nauru.ian island isn't even on a scale given they've never played a game. off the coast of australia, it has a population of 12,500, but they now have a former premier league player as their national team manager. dave kitson has gone from reading and portsmouth to a place with only one pitch, as lewis combes reports. an island about as remote as they come. known primarily for its lucrative phosphate mines, it's used as an immigration centre, and now, dave kitson. i knew a little bit about the history of the island and what it's been through, and it's an incredible story. it made a fortune from selling phosphate, billions and billions of dollars. but it's had a bit of an issue in terms of distributing that wealth and, of course, a lot of people stopped working. that led to an importation of food and has led directly to an obesity crisis. and this is part of the reason for trying to start up the island's first ever football team. the brainchild of dave and a long—time friend, the pair know th

i'm jo, media dog. currently most people the world wide incentive of the drum you ever use, minute they can t method the audio get find out about on the story in from icons. how are shipping firms dealing with an ongoing attacks in the red sea? well, i'm joined by 12 hub in johnson. he c e o of how taught. how about lloyd? that's one of the world's largest carriers based in hamburg. rough welcome to the show. your company today release its annual report for 2023. we want to get to those details in a moment, but 1st we want to ask about the red sea. you've called it a volatile and challenging situation and a threat to your company's earnings. to what extent is this coming financial year for hop on lloyd tied to the development of the situation there. i mean, it's certainly tied. i mean, we come out of a 4th quarter where markets were very weak and rates for it. luckily on sustainable levels, 10 rates started to come up, which is quite normal in the run up to chinese, new year. and then we sold are betsy

one and, you know, one problem with my and i way many jo lease due. it'd be faster. the catastrophe that goes on in garza. but generally speaking, the media, especially television, don't show anything about the ongoing gods, the software, the best of ation, the destruction to this story that the bug using this on the streets. they don't show in the book, talk about it. it's not only that they don't show the ongoing website destruction the cost of reading garza, they actually quoted you to the fact that most of the people in use. i don't want to know about what's going on. you've got that many field stuff because i told you kind of zip it up, a ways to analyze it and explain that is this kind of a, you know, a little call up after fi or even a celebration of that. they have story garza and i get unfortunately with the time i can only say that the, the setting to some publications in the past for the suffolk of blood zip zip. well, it no one likes to see in the me. oh and feeling so way in ahead, the problem is that instead of changing jo, a one says, t

cbs's jo ling kent takes a look at what's next for the world's most popular app. >> this is not what. >> are you kidding me? >> reporter: the fight over the future of tiktok is bringing out angry users and a determined ceo appeared today on capitol hill, tiktok ceo held private meetings and made a public plea. >> i haven't heard exactly what. this is a ban on the app in this country. it's going to impact hundreds of millions of americans who use the app. >> reporter: is personally attending to stop a possible ban after the house passed a bill on wednesday that would mandate tick-tock separate from its chinese parent company. it would have to sell to a u.s. buyer to avoid a ban. today, former treasury secretary in the trump administration steven mnuchin says he wants to buy it. >> i understand the technology. it's a great business. i'm going to put together a group to buy tiktok. >> you're trying to buy tiktok? >> i am. it should be on by u.s. -- u.s. businesses. >> reporter: but that may not even be possible. >> let's say all of these things come together and a sale is poised. the ch

house of the conservative daily podcast, jo oldman explains why he doesn't believe we're dividing, will be held responsible tens of millions of dollars. think the danger of this is that a lot of bad things have happened to americans and people around the world over the last few years. and besides not being a legitimate president, we are faced with the idea that there's a corruption happening at the, at the highest levels of our government. and no one's done anything about it. so what, why hasn't, i guess i'm more concerned with why hasn't someone had this here in 2 years ago? well, i think the american people are waking up to the reality that ukraine and cube has been a hot bed for corruption around in that. and then epicenter not just for us or western influences, but people around the world. i believe it's a apparatus in the united states is brought into the point that until the american people decide to stand up and truly have a voice and stand together regardless of political party. i don't believe that biden, or anyone else will be held responsible because it's, it's one big politi

and this was setting a stage for jo biden's realize campaign. this is who i am. he's saying this, what i stand for this, what i want to get done, if republicans will let me do it, and when i leave it there for the time being, thanks so much william blue cross coming into the studio and breaking that down for us as president bible's decision to build a temporary board of gauze outcomes as the wild monks international women's day today, a day which is meant to highlight the issue of women's rights across the globe women. and because i say they've been deprived of even the most basic ones. a home, but you and estimates about 1000000 of gauze displaced people a women and goes most i now living in tend to comes in the south of the directory trying to survive with what little they have cleaning, attend, that can hardly replace last whole cooking with a thoroughly to water and caring for sick children with no medicine to treat them. the life of displaced women in this makes shift kemp, and rafa has turned into what seems to be a never ending 5 plus the bible on the book

the several 100 protest is blogs, jo biden's, most of k to is it made its way from the white house to congress, still even holding signs showing biden's face reading genocide. joe is addressed by them, was expected to focus on domestic issues, licensed elation and the board of crisis as well as the boy in the mid least. let's say you unexpectedly kicked off with the address, but ukraine knows a lot of moving. the far more. i go home the if we stay with you, craig, and provide the, the crews asking the the must be honest. the threat to democracy must be defended. the buttons message drew rules from the republicans books high praise from the former house speaker, nancy pelosi, the president joe biden state of the union address was a master class. vigorously presenting his bold vision of progress and possibilities for all of america's families. if you look at it objectively, it seems that you know, the big concern here is joe bite is cognitive capability. this is always going to be about, you know, how he said things and how you perform much more than what he actually said. it seems that

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i'm going to go, i'm going to go for jo band. there's no question in my mind because i'm, i'm not going to vote for donald trump. donald trump is not going to do anything for me. oh, me personally, awful black people or as a race in this country, he's now going to do that right. when i have to meet with that and very insightful indeed. so thank you so much, one on the house and up on those items. all right, so for the national black police association of pleasure to which is uh, thanks again. that's certainly a thank you. you have any who is equally positive side? it has suck to us. maybe this isn't the red sea. that ice explanation come miles 10 says in the region, it'd be witnessed by the world. every thought somebody inside the global internet traffic has vain and his function due to dime, as in good to at least full on the see data cables. kind of the thing, the region, according to hong kong center communications company, 25 percent of the service between an agent you're, i'm, the middle east has been impacted. the things de

then will you to jo, jo, the whole existing order, if you, with the new a, such as cables, can we, that's the big people side of the fishing a little see, they said was the worst thing for me. the address of the the see the blue and then nothing costs the business. the way up to us. you don't see the the the that the soon you submit them. we can do better. these to assume is a, that a, i use a bus, you embody misty guide, you probably get single into a c and particularly important sample. but as a boy, you for the cmp agent that i see this, you haven't used any other windows bank because of the say, what do you that like lend this to you to the book and opinion fee. now the ceilings, you add items for this and i wish you could easily move it to me. just getting those to dismentos in the government and done it because i have yet to you, a 7 address the the, the for the day. and you think you will get them or your disagree can use a little thing. is that that idea when a possibility that the level of what that is 38 o'clock, definitely. so that's the you're going through. i guess that so it

g-jo helped me intervene after work. i cut more off "e's" head.th water in the dog wash. >> it really shows that both of them were very involved with the corporal punishment and physical, emotional abuse. >> juju: how bullet-proof was this case as you were heading towards trial? >> it's not that often that you have one of the two codefendants cataloging their criminal acts that they're doing. >> juju: kevin is reconciling with his two oldest, once-estranged children, sherry and chad. >> any comments for today? >> not today, thanks. >> juju: is fighting to regain custody of his youngest four. kevin also filed for divorce from ruby. as her sentence approaches, ruby has a change of heart. now accepting responsibility for her own conduct and even agreeing to testify against jodi. on december 18th, 2023, she pleads guilty to four second-degree felony charges of aggravated child abuse. the remaining two charges are dropped. >> and to count six, aggravated child abuse? >> with my deepest regret and sorrow for my family and my children, guilty. >> juju: j

you see the the the americans uh genocide jo and the zist entity and lots of the elites, ruling elites in europe, look at the palestinian children and women and and people uh are not, they look at them and... as the child gonna be a freedom fighter in the future, so they are legitimate targets to the des entity, and the they they look, they have to cleanse the palestinian people from there, otherwise those people can mushroom another resistant in the future, that's what they they think, they think already they're nearly gna eliminate the palestine resistance, but they are mistaken, the only the only sore... and they holding the palestina resistance from is the population because the they are targeting the attacks against the people, starving the people, targeting the the civil infrastructure, but the resistance is directing massive blows against them, and they the the design entities, incubation forces in gaza, they they know they are receiving huge blows in the the resistance under the ground, over the ground beside the rubble. in in the destroyed towns are are in control at the minut

it'sjust finished in cardiff a few moments ago, and our reporter, jo currie, is there for us. tight finish. a very tight finish, but in the end it is _ a tight finish. a very tight finish, but in the end it is frustration - a tight finish. a very tight finish, but in the end it is frustration for wales but it will be a very happy journey home for scotland, as so often has been the case between these two sides, there was very little between them. scotland edging it 20 points to 18, as i say, there was read at all between them particularly in the first half with scotland's grant claiming that only try of the opening 40 minutes as she dodged her way to the line and moments later she looked like she would be there again but this time denied by the pouncing joys of wales. they did everything they could but couldn't get the ball down. after half—time, scotland punished them again as road took off down the half wing into the corner and finally wales got their reward as cecilia rammed the ball home to set up a nervy finish. wells then got another try thanks to the review referee and t

so g-jo. >> she says g-jo helped me intervene after work. i cut more off e's head.ment and physical, emotional abuse. >> by mid july, 2023, the abuse is so bad that r runs away in a first failed attempt. >> ruby writes, at 2:45 a.m., i woke straight up out of bed. straight up. i couldn't see r. he was gone. >> where he'd been sleeping outside, he had left in rocks a statement saying, jail. i will call when i get there. they told these kids that you have to repent first and then you're going to jail. that's why he said i would rather go to jail now. >> ruby writes, oh, god, oh, father, we need a miracle. we need your help now. send the host of heaven. >> she's praying her guts out and driving around in a panic. and they're all just terrified. >> ruby and jodi split up in separate cars to search for r. after 15 minutes of driving, ruby finds him walking on the road and she writes, i get out of the car. r is shocked to see me. >> and at that point, that's where he started to become handcuffed and bound so that he wouldn't escape again. >> if all this isn't upsetting en

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. >> 2024 republican presidential candate, and former president president trump was joed by texas governorreg abbott for a visit to the u.s. mexicoorder near eagle pass, texas. ey discussedssues, border control agents confront dealing with illegal crossings. the formerresident's trip to the southern border came on the same die preside biden met with border patrol agents along the border. this is just under 30 minutes. this is just under 30 minutes. mr. trump: nice weather, beautiful day, but a very dangerous border. we are gonna take care of it. thank you. they like trump, can you believe it? >> sir, i want you to know, my agents are mad as hell. that president biden went to brownsville, texas rather than going to arizona or san diego or coming to eagle pass, which has been the epicenter. what president trump has seen right here is how his policies have worked, but he has also seen how he can expand upon the policies once he goes back into the white house, he has seen how governor abbott has been able to use his policy to secure this specific area, the epicenter of the last two years of th

-bala-jo-vich. -reporter: bala-jo-vich, huh? -bala-jo-vich. -you sure? positive. tapper: during rod's 2002 governor's campaign, dick mell's membership in the old school chicago elite was a definite bonus, but it was rod's working class bonafides and people skills that did all the rest. coming from the family he did, he had a real working class chip on his shoulder, and his two heroes were elvis and richard nixon, both because they were guys who came from the wrong side of their tracks and fought their way up and were kind of disdained by the elites. in fact, if those two gritty 20th century icons fought their way into a single person, you might actually end up with rod blagojevich, for better and for worse. the rod blagojevich that i first met was youthful. he was energetic. he had this kind of mane of black hair that was super thick, and you could tell it was filled with hair product. the hair-- so iconic in its own right, that it became a comedy staple on every late night show. -the hair. -the hair. really, it looks like you're wearing a toupée that's also weari

the picture. we're going to be in that shadow, you are getting some glasses, can you see me jojo, see jo? well, we are reaching the end of the world today . good night, god bless you. god, god, god, ali, hat, god, hai al-molonah , masha allah, masha allah, masha allah, ish rak names , october 7, no names, palestine, their names are palestine, and their names are gaza, gaza, of course, for the love of god almighty, that is, i am frank. sarli, only marti and no children . what is your name, what is your name, muhammad ahmad ahmad, may god be patient, or aini, pray for them in the mercy of god , and ask for forgiveness in the prayers. and in their property, the questioner and the dispossessed have the right. and in the earth are the verses of the almighty. he is just like us. hel atak hadith of daif ibrahim al-mukrameen, az dakhlawa upon him, faqalawa salama. buying plane tickets from 900 valid airlines on fly today, i am mohammad bahrami in konkur 1401 with help. last year, mohammad became one , i became mehdi the benevolent one this year, of course, with the help of the last letter, in ho

, meanwhile, many of those uncommitted democrats that we were talking about earlier are angry about jo biden's, middle eastern policies, most particularly the fact that they say he doesn't push is real hard enough to curb it's offensive in gaza. so far the administration has tried a very careful path in the middle east. would you expect to see it put more pressure on is real and future as well, considering that there is a very real chance that. d his is really policy could impact his re election child and his re re election chances. one could expect that they are looking at their vast array of options in terms of how to pressure israel. i just wanted to note that i have been to michigan sort of the origin of this uncommitted movement and it is a state with a large era, but american muslim american population. and they feel very personally about this issue. uh and how israel has been treating garza and in turn, the u. s. has unwavering support for israel. now, of course we're starting to see movement in the messaging already campbell, i heard a so just the other day use the word ceasefi

. * has a firm solid group on the republican party and jo from done on we just have to hold onto our seats. and are we sure that this will indeed be a rematch? there are a lot of complicated variables surrounding both candidates, aren't there? yes, there are. i mean, chief of them, i suppose it's a lot less complicated for joe biden, when we talk about when we talk about sort of the process and the yeah, their primary election process and how he is to be the candidate. he is the incumbent. but of course, there are complications surrounding his age. he might have in there, there is even talk perhaps of the possibility of replacing him during the convention. but this is, see, that's something that is quite unlikely indeed. and it would require a lot of job items, cooperation. he would have to step aside to do that. as for donald trump, but nikki haley dropped out of the race. she was his only challenge or she did not manage to come close. somehow there was a problem becoming a, the republican nominee, if no republican seemed to vote you would like vote would seem to want to vote for yo

the visions of the sovereignty over many of the jo. she'll graphic features in the south china sea. so this is very clear. um me, us has no business units in south trying to see yet what tony board is doing. he is contradicting. the officer show us position by saying that us philippines mutual defense treaty would cover the south china sea, which was not the case. i'm up to this point again. yours is playing this game where um except for dickens south. just like how usa has a one china policy and then for surround sound weapons to tie one history on us spaces in, in the philippine scheme to clark air base. and so big air baseball, crime, prostitution, and this is, was the reason why the piano people wanted to throw out the americans, even 19 nineties in the 1st place. and now of us, just call me back. i mean, i mean, it's understandable, it's solid. the filipino citizen is not happy about that. many banks, the company, it's always appreciated special from me for today, but the to fall you to know me a will be here with all the latest world news and 30 minutes bye for now. the the th

and it would require a lot of jo biden's cooperation. he would have to step aside to do that. as for donald trump, but nikki haley dropped out of the race. she was his only challenge or she did not manage to come close. somehow. there was a problem becoming a, the republican nominee, if no republican seemed to vote you would like vote would seem to want to vote for you, her hold seems to be mostly on moderates and independence. so the only thing that may be challenging donald trump's candidacy, of course, at this point is that the numerous legal trials he faces. he is facing $91.00 charges across 4 cases. but even the timelines of those are complicated. they could bleed into well after the election and any conviction after the election might then render those legal cases moved. so i'm going to, i want to come barring yeah, very significant events. yep. thank you. i want to come back to the legal case, the bumper. i want to come back to them in a moment, but let us 1st talk about some of the vulnerabilities that both of these candidates do have um and ralph, despite the rezonin

presidents annual state of the union address which has not dropped off several 100 protesters block. jo biden's, motorcade nose had made its way between the white house and the capital building. let's show you some footage from the scene. i must have palestinian flag falls on furrows onto the streets as protesters gather some also how go fathers reading biden's legacy is janice. i made the calls for a ceasefire. capital police, the guard present on all sides were president by me, was expected to focus on american issues like inflation on the border crisis, as well as the war in the middle east. but he unexpectedly kicked off a speech with this if we stand with ukraine and provide the what the cruise is asking. well, it was a lot of people not applauding, not critical reaction to mr. bite and speech at port in almost immediately from republican politicians, including from alabama cemetery, katy bridge, who said the democratic president needs a reality check. like so many families across america. my husband, wesley, and i just watch president biden's state of the union address from our li

the opposition figure bussey root w dot jo may july 5 is on the course to when the selection i understand how big of a surprise is that it's a surprise that is not a surprise because it was a very, very short campaign and even use the munition as a kind of did following, some co sentence to prison was late decision last year. so the board symbolizes more the eagerness of change. and it's not really surprising. so the, both of us, i know, are the answer. the results are not expected until at least the end of the week is that a candidate expected to secure enough boats to avoid a run off but is the $1000000.00 question that we are all expecting here. and people are expecting here. so the, the, the, the, the thing is that we can see like, yesterday in the close that people were really eager for a change. but the thing is that i think people were surprised on the fact that it was with such a nice use. yes. and, and the thing is that's 13 candidates out of the 17 and has a congratulate to do my fi yesterday. so it's, it's really, um, something like it's, it's, um it's, it's really like, um, i