now the type of man mustache, gate american joe smith immediately won the heart of a lonely pensioner, swore in love, promised to marry and even met his future mother-in-law via video link. he sat where he was drunk, i know, then he showed me so close , he says, my mother dreamed, just dreamed how we would meet, how we, where we would live, that he would buy everything for me or he issued documents and said that i was leaving according to the legend of joe, in which natalya borisovna, who was in love, of course, immediately believed, on the way to moscow a whole adventure happened to him, in short, he turned out to be, in addition, they asked for 500,000 for giving us all the documents on verification . he wrote on me, he says, i don't know what to do. i just don't have this money, but in short, i found this money. and now happiness seemed so close, but the groom has another misfortune. in order not to arouse suspicion, this time he did not ask for money by e-mail i received a letter purporting to be from the customs service. hello dear. your husband's client beat up two of our office

words, but for some reason i chose him, you know, now the type of man, mustache, beard, american joe smithtely won the heart of a lonely, retired woman swore in love, promised to marry and even met via video link with a future mother-in-law. he was sitting somewhere. i don’t know, then like this , uh, she showed me close, she says, my mother dreamed, just dreamed of how we would meet, how we were, where we would live, that it would be more pleasant for him to buy everything or he filled out the documents and said that i was leaving according to the legend of joe, which, of course, natalya borisovna, who was in love, immediately believed, on the way to moscow , a whole adventure happened to him, in short, he ended up at the customs office, they asked for 500,000 for giving him all the documents on verification . he texted me saying i don't know what to do. i just don't have money. well, in short, i found the money. and now happiness seemed so close, but the suitors had another attack, so as not to arouse suspicion this time, the money was not asked for by himself , a letter came to e-mail,

so whenever he dies, i thought a josh smith, joseph smith in so u. s. present, joe biden says the shooting down if a suspected chinese spy balloon has no south relations between the 2 countries. the pentagon says the balloon was part of a large surveillance program. the china has been conducting for several years affecting countries across 5 continents. china says the balloon was just a weather balloon. these are the soggy remains of what is alleged to be a powerful chinese spike. craft u. s. defense teams here pulling the remnants from the sea off the south carolina coast. for further inspection in the pentagon. doesn't believe this balloon was an isolated incident. us and national officials have meet to discuss what comes next. china engaged in this, the responsible action, violation of our, our sovereignty and turtle integrity and international law. and as we noted as well, we're not alone in this countries across 5 continents have also had surveillance balloons over fly other territory, which is why we're sharing this information with others. we're also seeing i

sarah smith, bbc news, memphis. i've been speaking to joets advocate and former aide to president george w bush and he told me he doesn't feel legislation is enough. the hope is that it would be. but i know that it's not going to be enough, after all, president biden just signed the law, last year, last december. a police measure meant to de—escalate these kind of violent confrontations when police arrest people. and just a short time after he signed that bill, you have the death of young tyre, something that should that never have happened to any human being, certainly not anybody�*s son or child. a sad, sad thing, it will take more than legislation to change this, it's changing the hearts and minds of people so people actually treat their neighbours like they want to be treated themselves. if we could teach people to love their neighbour like they love themselves, we'd be in much better shape. the name tyre nichols sadly one of a long list of black people who have died at the hands of police officers, you talk about cultural change and cha

also the latest indication that smith is taking a hard look at the scheme to submit fake electors to falsely declared trump the winner over the election in states that joe biden actually won. in december, just about a month after he was appointed, smith subpoenaed local officials in swing states that trump's team targeted in its efforts to overturn those 2020 results. if trump had had his way, pence would've played a critical role in that scheme, which is why this subpoena is significantly important in the special counsel's investigation. the efforts to overturn the election hinged on convincing pence not to declare joe biden the legitimate winner of the presidential race when congress meant to certify the results on january 6th. it was an idea that pence ultimately rejected, now smith wants pence to turn over documents specifically related to january six investigation, and to give testimony about his interactions with trump around the time of the election and leading up to the insurrection. pence is not the only former trump administration official to receive a subpoena this week. the special counsel also subpoenaed former national security adviser, ro

joe biden actually won. in december, just about a month after he was appointed, smith subpoenaed local officials in the springte, the trump team targeted in effort to overturn the results. trump it had his way, would've paid a critical role. which is why this subpoena is a significant milestone in the special counsel's investigation. the efforts to overturn the election hinged on convincing pence not to declare joe biden the legitimate winner of the presidential race when congressman -- results on january six. it was an idea that pence ultimately rejected. smith wants pence to turn over documents specifically related to the january six investigation, and to testimony about his interactions with trump, along the time of the election and leading up to the insurrection. he's not the only trump administration official to receive a subpoena this week. the special counsel also subpoenaed former national security adviser robert o'brien, in relation to both the january 6th and the classified documents cases. meanwhile, pence is dealing with his own classified documents situation. yesterday the fbi conducted a five ho

joe upton. weber at university president gordon, marshall president smith and members of the staff. set up now, for them. [applause] we have is think about these people. these people literally don't do anything but work. it did not have a playbook. did not have anything to go by. absolutely have guided us in every way imaginable. and when a heck of a job they have done. doctor clay marsh, general hoyer, count doctor christiansen and our secretary at krause and dr. kagan please give them a round of applause. [applause] okay, this is the seventh time i've been here in front of you. i can't imagine time can go that quickly. the first year i jumped all around and put things on whiteboards and did everything. and i sweated like a dog the entire time. absolute that time this state was in tough shape and you all knew it and everything. we didn't know where we're going and where to turn. and today is a bright day. through that time i would tell you just this, i won't be the governor a whole lot longer. but it sure won't go away. in fact should probably be able to find me at home or you may

all part of russian propaganda is that burisma was correct and joe biden was trying to stop an investigation into >> this afternoon, brad smithll be discussing challenges in the labor market. hosted by the national governor's association, live coverage will begin i 1:00 p.m.. eastern on c-span. you can watch our free mobile video app, c-span now. or online, c-span.org. the house is out, the senate is in and's working on president biden's nominations. they consider the nomination of the head of the federal communications commission, the senate finance committ considers the commissif the irs and officials from the departmente white house testify before the senate's foreign relations committee on trficking. live on the c-span network, or free mobile video app. head over to the span.org for scheduling information or to stream video, they were on demand, any time, c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these companies and more including medco. ♪

joe biden is a legally elected president. and consequences of that are profound. >> jack smith has now subpoenaed jared and ivanka. jared got a great deal of money out of the saudis out of it. what do you make that the fact that the new speaker of the house is to then hand over 41,000 hours of raw footage to the same guy who is being sued for lying outright to his viewers, tucker carlson, of all our security footage from the capitol on january 6th? >> i suppose kevin mccarthy can call himself an american by virtue of birth and he carries an american passport, but he hasn't acted like an american in a long time. this is just anti-american activity. it is against democracy. and you know, it's fascinating. this is occurring on the year of the russian invasion of ukraine. and the message to putin and the soviet union delivers this in 1920s was there was not american democracy. our system was flawed. they said in soviet and russian propaganda exactly what they're saying in those focus groups. we know russia supported trump. and now we have the consequences of this. it is extraordinary that someone who worked in that pa

smith, st helens park. the us president arrived in poland after extraordinary of that to inactive wars and on monday. joer as long as it takes an pledge over $500 million of military aid. that�*s all for this programme. you can reach me on twitter — i�*m @lmmisztak. hello there. gales to begin with on monday, warmth to finish it. in fact, it was a very mild day, pretty much across the country, but highs of 17 celsius recorded in east anglia, 63 fahrenheit. the average for this time of year across the country, generally around eight degrees. now, we do have these weather fronts across the far north which are bringing outbreaks of light rain. but this milder air sandwiched between those two weather fronts is what�*s known as a broad, warm sector, and it can often at this time of year bring a lot of clouds. so, it�*s going to be a grey start, but an incredibly mild start first thing on tuesday morning. here�*s the rain from those weatherfronts, then, pushing out of the western isles up into the northern isles. not as windy as monday morning, but a noticeable breeze and the cloud always thick enough for a sp

felt by tens of thousands of people, inter kia this week, bernard smith, algebra, and takia is getting quite smoky. hey, i'm going to ask joe out if we can try and get a little shot of the horizon. not sure if you can see it. i don't think it's only because people are burning stuff, but this is, you know, there's a lot of kind of recovery work going on and bulldozers and cranes and picking through the debris that's kicking off all of the stuff. maybe it's a good time to try and bring in our our drone. the drone hopefully will make it a little clearer for us, you can get a feel for what it's like. all of the clouding defenses also clouding the emotion. there was a situation here not long ago, where a journalist right here in this spot saw a body coming out. he walked over, although he wasn't filming at his camera around his neck. the minute people saw that a journalist had approached the body. you can imagine what happened next. people got very excited. the crowd lifted him out. it's a, it's a tricky situation where you, you have to find the balance between. we want to give the public, the right information and the right to

members today, and we're bringing joe biden and senate democrats, if they choose, along with us as we put an end to radical policies that -- as we govern for -- as chairman smith said, as we govern for the american people. and with that, i turn it over to our majority leader, steve scalise. mr. scalise: thank you whip emmer -- thank you, whip emmer. the state of our union is struggling under the weight of biden's agenda that is hurting families across this country. you can see it when people go to the gas station and pay 40% more to fill up their cars. it's not just at the pump. their household electricity bills are through the roof. when they go to the grocery store, they're paying dramatically more for food. because of president biden's extremist agenda and radical spending. he may talk tonight about the debt ceiling and of course the debt ceiling is a symptom of washington's spending problem under joe biden. trillions in new spending that he's brought up. and to do what? hundreds of billions of dollars president biden borrowed to pay people not to work. think about paying peopling not to work at a -- people not to work at a time when every small business ow

sources telling abc news smith wants information about those attempts to stop joe biden from becomingsident. we know that pence was under enormous pressure to throw out electoral votes on january 6th. trump was furious with him in the days leading up to the insurrection. pence running for his life as trump supporters swarmed the capitol and trump doing nothing to help. pence's attorneys have been negotiating with federal prosecutors for months as they sought his testimony. so, now, no comment from pence. and we don't know if he might try to invoke executive privilege, but clearly, this marks an escalation in the special counsel's ongoing investigation. george. >> intense phase. thank you very much. lara? >>> we turn to the latest on the war in ukraine. with russia stepping up attacks overnight as part of a possible new offensive. this as president zelenskyy stresses the need for more military aid. tom soufi burridge is on the scene in ukraine with the story. good morning, tom. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, lara. russia striking power stations in western, eastern and southern ukrain

smith. but manu tui la ghie is left out of the 23 man matchday squad and joe marchant starts at outside centrexcited about the start of the six nations championship are most excited about even the bits of scotland gamers these two fantastic teams babbling out for the calcutta cup in these two pictures of world rugby that have people more excited than this picture, the history, the rivals, the memories and i am looking forward to the loud pack at twickenham this weekend and england's sports will be cheering on the steam. scotland head coach gregor townsend has named his team for their opener with finn russell at fly half and former captain stuart hogg at full back. but there's no place in the squad for established forwards zander fagerson and hamish watson or for glasgow warriors scrum half ali price. the last time we were at twickenham we played really well, but there were no crowds that day. two years prior to that we were 31 nil down after 30 minutes, so we didn't have the best of performances that day. but we came back and almost won the game. as a venue, it is one of the toughest places to

joe wilson, bbc news. fly—half marcus smithwarning from sport england which says 2.5 million fewer women are enjoying sport than men. the this girl can campaign, aimed at getting more women into sport — is funded by the national lottery and aims to get women active. the study claims fear of harrasment, the cost of living, and feeling judged, are all barriers. olympic champion boxer — nicola adams — is part of their work — and says more has to be done. when i first started boxing it was very different. there wasn't any girls in the gym apart from me, and you do feel some of these things. you don't feel as included. i was lucky enough to have a gym that i did feel inclusive in but for a lot of my friends, it wasn't the same for them. they were turned away from gyms, they weren't encouraged to go to the gym. so this is about being able to get a lot more women involved in sport and enjoying it and having fun with it. because exercise is fun. a couple of big night's of fa cup action ahead with seven football league sides left in the

different corps and hardy's corps to do that gustav this smith a militia and then on a flanking maneuver ala chancellor neville you are going to have joe wheeler's dismounted cavalry leading hardy's corps all around the flank undetected of that army of the tennessee. and if they have to bring them all the way up to decatur on the georgia railroad, that will the plan and to attack that army from behind surprise is it rout it that's why i have it broken up here and the notion to send it northward in a route where you would a domino effect. okay because attached right flank to flank is john scofield's army of ohio. it's essentially a one corps army, the 23rd corps. they would roll up as this fire is being sent in retreat. and when that occurs, then stewart is supposed to take up the route and surprise us all. thomas is as the momentum is shifting and everybody is being driven back to peachtree creek. all right. this is audacious. we use word for robert e lee, but if you think about what hooded experience, at least side the seven days campaigns that's lee with some very bold battle plans in the seven days campaign was able to take out the

department and jack smith to continue because it suggests that they are looking into a current candidate and a rival of the boss of attorney general merrick garland, who's obviously joe biden. so that is a piece of the puzzle in terms of the timing. i think it's a little helpful that we don't know what pence's aspirations are so he's not directly declared his candidacy for the republican nomination. he's a little bit separate from that process. i think you're right though that there is some pressure on the prosecutors to move because the longer this extends, the more it becomes intertwined with the actual primary season, the trickier it is to keep the law enforcement separate from the politics. >> yeah. as you say, there are efforts to use the excuse of politics to add it, inj ekt it, then claim politics. you certainly wouldn't want to reward that. the with regard to the primary calendar though, i do think it suggests a natural, more difficult time or deadline, not that running for office makes you have a get out of jail free card, but if you're taking this long anyway and these investigations as we've reported have actually dragged at times. we're two years out from

smith exclusive. there is no question when i wake up i'm going to see that you came to my house to donate today. >> all right. last night joe biden deliveredon his state of the union address full of divisive rhetoriccountl and countless false statements. let's just takese a look.ght af >> i stand here tonight after hl we've created with the help of many people in this room, 12 mi 12 million new jobs, more jobse created in two years than any president created in four years. reated we've already created your help. eight hundred thousand gooalread paying manufacturing jobs, the fastest growth in 40 years.. >> 30 millio 30 million workers have signed non compete agreements with the jobs they take 30 million to a cashier at a burger place can walk across town and takeace an the same job, another burgerd place and make a few bucks for just change. but i just changed it becauseecu we exposed ise wt. that was part of the deal. guys, look it up. share instead of, making the wealthy pay their fair share, some republicans, some republicans want medicare and social security sunset . i'm not saying it's a majorityof because the soul of

joe, let me ask you a last question really quick while i have you. that is about former vice president mike pence, jack enlisting out when it comes to subpoena issued by jack smithoing himself at this point any favors? he is potentially running for president of the united states. the fact is he is not really going to garner support from the former presidents base. so why not just come forward, when you have every legal expert, especially someone like judge luttig who he turn to for advice during the 2020 election and the certification of the 2020 election and just testify? provided testimony to smith. >> yes yasmin, pence complained yesterday about the unprecedented effort to get him to cooperate with now smith and before, with the january six committee. it would not have been an unprecedented effort if mike pence had just done the right thing and put his country first. you are right, he has no lane and this republican party, way to many republicans this maga party will never forgive him for what he did on january six. my god, if at this point you can't do the right thing, then you never will. >> joe walsh thank you, pass michael thank you as well. coming up eve

smith. thanks for being here. bakari, i want to start with one of the key moments from haley's speech. take a listen. >> every day we're told america is flawed, rotten, and full of hate. joeay america is racist. nothing could be further from the truth. and take it from me, the first minority female governor in history, america is not a racist country. >> now, this is a factual matter. i've looked and i cannot find any quotes of president biden or vice president harris saying america is racist. in fact, they have said the opposite. but beyond that factual issue, what do you make of her pitch there? >> i mean, i think she's wading into the cultural wars that define this republican party headfirst. one of the things that nikki haley is going to present to the country is something we know in south carolina, that she's very shrewd and cunning, and she's a really, really good politician. but with that, though, you'll see the inconsistencies, with that, though, you'll see these statements and many of her positions ring hom low. i mean, the fact is she made this announcement, and she knows this, and i was talking to her, she knows this. she made this statement and this remark a m

. >> joe, this is an aggressive tactic, if, in fact, this is what the special counsel, jack smith isald trump is hearing the footsteps, he posted a long rant on his social media platform, where he said the gestapo came for the documents, and they are not documents, they mementoes. >> why would the gestapo take that? there are ominous signals coming, and people are concerned about witnesses lying and that getting out with all the other information getting out. here, i don't know what stages of the investigation, but when they start calling your lawyer and try to pierce attorney/client privilege, let's say that's never good news for the potential defendant. >> yes, i would caveat saying we have had conversations about the walls closinging in on trump many times before. >> only about 8,000 times over six years. >> the walls must be really tight. the big vulnerability, it seems to me, is ultimately going to be on the obstruction issue with respect to the documents. that seems more clear-cut than anything prior to them, because it's so simple, right. we needed these documents from you and

smith. money to a laddie is left out of the match day squad and joe marchand start at outside centre.re no crowds that day. two years prior to that we were 31 nil down after 30 minutes, so we didn't have the best of performances that day. but we came back and almost won the game. as a venue, it is one of the toughest places to go, but we have recent memories and evidence that if we play our game and if we are focused and accurate, we can make it really difficult for england. wales will be without _ really difficult for england. wales will be without leigh _ really difficult for england. wales will be without leigh halfpenny l really difficult for england. wales will be without leigh halfpenny when they play ireland in cardiff on saturday. he was due to make his first wales start in 19 months but has been ruled out following a back spasm. liam williams comes into wear the number 15jersey. the number 15 jersey. the number—one the number 15jersey. the number—one ranked side in the world, ireland, it will be without tyga furlong. he has been ruled out after suffering with ankle and calf i

jack smith's subpoena, issuing a subpoena the former vice president mike pence as part of his investigation into trump's effort to overturn the 2020 election? >> me and my girlfriends call him know joe leading him. we're really grateful for that. he's been a methodical in this. i think we're going to see some resolutions quickly. i think he's keenly aware that this has to be a recommendation has to be made. well before we get into the presidential election cycle. i think that pence is a very important individual in these discussions. i'm sure he had conversations with the president about the january 6th, about classified information. about all of the things that president trump has alleged that he has done. issues that may be criminal in nature. i think it's appropriate for him to be -- go where the information leads him. of, course best not only right at the door of former president pence. but of course, the man himself, donald trump. >> with that, we're going to leave it there. congressman -- congresswoman stacey plaskett. thank you very much, as always, for coming to the sunday show. >> you take care. >> joining me now, matthew dowd, msnbc political contributor and analysts. foun

smith's federal investigation, what they may have. it's hard for us to totality of the case against donald trump and others. but evidence matters in court. joe was talking about this i recallie earlier, right? if you show up without evidence, you lose. you may not lose in politics, but you lose in court. if you think back to the 60 or so cases that the trump folks brought challenging the election after november 2020, they lost every single one of them. the reason they lost every single one of them is they didn't have evidence. it's not that complex. jonathan, i don't know which case poses the greatest existential threat to mr. trump because i haven't seen all of the evidence. but good prosecutors and good agents are working on these cases. if they bring charges, it is because they believe they have a reasonable probability of conviction. our standard. if you do bring charges -- and this isn't just true for mr. trump, it's true for anybody, you want to bring charges that are going to hold up in court because they're evidence based. that's what we ought to be looking for and waiting for and watching for. >> chuck rosenberg, former u.s. attorne