i'm at sanchez and i'm here with my colleague john kerry, aka. i'm thinking if there is a possibility, as you mentioned that there's a that there's some daylight that there might be a deal that they might do with the, with assigned is it because the u. s. is in a bit of a pickle right now, globally. i mean, ukraine is looking back a mess. yes. causes making this administration look really bad. this thing that just happened in russia, a lot of people are pointing the fingers in our direction. um, it's a good time for some kind of win. and bringing a journal, us back to the united states and then saying you want to kill him or put him in prison for life as would be a 4th. really bad luck. this might be the time where all these things kind of help assange am i wrong? no, i think you're right. i think you're on to something the fact that it is an election year means that the administration needs a when don't boats, young vote. yeah. and young people are disproportionately supportive of julian assigned. yeah, so it's in everybody's interest to make th

that's john kerry. how could the because they already see here because they cut the store i visited and then use their email futures. great if and then to the rules. the nazi theory of racial superiority, finished style. for years of caribbean ssl, all the place and 14 concentration comes. so the full prisoner of war labor comes 10 prisons really well, you know, simple jewelry school level. she's the media venue, so i'm assuming you need even the chest. maybe to get ahold of that. could you look into? i'm assuming people's going to be in approximately 25000 people, went through the occupied of go a finish camps according to official figures. this move stuff dumbly vital to if the ship did utility and i give you an idea, i'm not sure it's just the size of the stuff. so young congress that i mean yeah. what the famine disease forced labor to which it by the warden. so for me was, what was the last it also need you to do? what's the tape it to you that that it's a deep level of human off. what does it what

that we were just talking about only as john kerry. i could not a government lackey. he's a whistleblower who has long been critical of the government, which is what journalists are supposed to do by the way. he worked for the c i a so he saw it from the inside out. john has written several books. it appears your weekly on his own show. it's called what's up lowers because he is always the lower . and i don't know, i don't know where to start. maybe we'll start from the backend. what, what do you make of these journal is a places like nbc, who are now angry because somebody from the government is going to go from to work for them. it looks to me more like they're angry about the fact that he is a trump government worker. right, they were okay when it was a uh, you know, democratic president, the government worker. oh sure. democracy. oh total hypocrisy. and the thing that they focused on was that run a mcdaniel was an election deny. or in fact, she really wasn't in the election deny or how about this. so got a sort of a you're welcome.

i'm john kerry, and i am reporting for duty. [ cheers and applause ] >> senator john kerry made his military service in vietnam essential part of his campaign for president that year. in the weeks after he accepted the democratic nomination, kerry consistently led the incumbent, resident george w. bush in the polls, but then in august, everything changed. that was when these campaign ads started airing. >> i served with john kerry. >> i served with john kerry. >> john kerry has not been honest about what happened in vietnam. >> he is lying about his record. >> is a central image of john kerry's campaign, the candidate, literally, wrapping his arms around his vietnam friends, but now republicans are challenging his war record with other vietnam veterans. none of them served on kerry's boat, claiming that he did not earn his medals. >> they were the swift boat veterans for truth ads, and they were one of, if not the most impactful and most dishonest ad campaigns in presidential history. for weeks, the national news covered the story, comparing different accounts of john kerry's war record. eve

. >> thank you i'm -- i'm john kerry, and i'm reporting for duty >> senator john kerry made his military service in vietnam a central part of his campaign for president that year. in the weeks after he accepted the democratic nomination, kerry consistently led the incumbent, president george w. bush, in the but then in august everything changed.in that was when these campaign ads startedca airing. >> i served with john kerry. >> i served with john kerry. >> john kerry has not been honest about what happened in vietnam. >> he is lying about his record. >> it's a central image of john kerry'sl campaign, the candida literally wrapping his arms around his vietnam teammates. now republicans are challenging kerry's war effort with a tv ad featuring other vietnam veterans none of whom served on kerry's boat, saying kerry did not help veteran. >> they were one of the most impactful and dishonest campaigns in presidential history. for weeks p the national news covered this story, comparing different accounts rof john di kerry's war record. eventually it was revealed the swift vote stories of sena

it is a central image of john kerry's campaign. the candidate literally wrapping his arms around his vietnam crew mates but now republicans are challenging his war record with a tv ad featuring other vietnam veterans. none of whom served on kerry's boat. claiming kerry did not earn his medals. >> they were the swift boat veterans for truth ads and they were one of if not the most impactful and most dishonest ad campaigns in presidential history. eventually it was revealed the swift boat veteran stories did not line up with the official record. but by that point, the damage had been done. the ads had aired across multiple swing states. president bush opened up a wide lead in the polls and kerry's campaign never recovered. the phrase swift boating has become a verb to describe untrue and unfair political attacks but the impact of that ad, the impact of that.campaign went well beyond electing george bush. because the people behind that campaign continued to test the boundaries of conservative politics and shape them years to come. amon

i'm john kerry. ok, welcome to the whistle blowers, news . 2 2 2 2 2 in my personal writings, i regularly discussed the situation in american prisons and jails, which is in many cases 3rd world. the united nations has deemed the us practice of using solitary confinement as a punishment. for example, to be a former torture. that's not our topic today today, our topic centers around very poor management of prisons management that is so poor that the lives of both prisoners and staff members was put at risk. and rather than admit to a mistake, many prison and jail administrators simply double down and refuse to admit that they were wrong in the way that they handled the coven pandemic. today we're going to tell you about a human disaster that unfolded in dallas, texas. and about a single detention officer who stood up to administrators and blew the whistle as loudly as he could to were joined today by emmanuel lewis. he is a detention service officer at the suzanne lee case detention facility of the lou

you go to court and you sued them on john kerry onto welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 is taught pleasant, it was born and raised in slovenia, a patriot, and a natural athlete. he decided to join his country's intelligence service, where he specialized in counter terrorist operations. he trained with the with secret service and the navy seals before deciding to emigrate to the united states in 2003 because of his athletic, its ability was actually drafted as a place kicker by an nfl team in 2004 and offered that he declined so that he couldn't, instead work for a company under contract with the international criminal court, is talked to lead counter terrorist teams to retrieve evidence or to capture people around the world under indictment in the i c. c. it was during one of these operations in 2017, that is talk, and his team of operations officers entered a series of alleged terrorist safe houses in africa. in pursuit of terrorist suspects. they found their man, but they also found a stash of cash. these are houses with pallets of american currency, notably one with $6000000000

leave it to john kerry to turn anything into a climate crisis.d feel better about russia's invasion if russia did more to curb emissions. watch. >> i do think the -- affecting global effort to fight climate change. thank you so much. >> i don't, i believe that russia has the ability to be able to make enormous changes if it wanted to. if russia has ability to wage war illegally and invade another country, they ought to be able to find effort to be responsible on the climate issue. but we need every country, including russia, russia is one of the largest emitters in the world. if russia wanted to show good faith, they could go out and announce what reductions are going to be and make greater effort now and now maybe open up the door for people to feel better about what russia is choosing to do at this point in time. >> emily: kayleigh, let's use solar-powered bomb and tanks used of recyclable matter. what is this coming from former secretary of state? >> kayleigh: 31,000 ukrainian troops dead, 3.6 million displaced and seeking refugee status. you

i'm john kerry. uncle. welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 former egyptian president, demo of the nicer one said quote, the thing about you americans is that you never make clear cut stupid decisions. you only make complicated stupid decisions which make us wonder if there is something to them, which we are missing on quote. i can tell you that after 20 years in the c, i a, and on the staff of the senate foreign relations committee that nasser was right. it's a normal part of business for a stupid decision to be made for everyone in the room to then not an agreement. and then for everyone to double down, even when they recognize that the decision was stupid in the 1st place. welcome to the american foreign policy establishment. our guest today is a former ukranian diplomat who made several mistakes by us standards. he was pro russia. he worked with rudy giuliani and he tried to raise awareness of 100 biden's business dealings in ukraine. andre television go eventually found himself sanctioned by th

i'm john kerry. uncle. welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 former egyptian president, demo of the nicer one said quote, the thing about you americans is that you never make clear cut stupid decisions. you only make complicated stupid decisions which make us wonder if there is something to them, which we are missing on quote. i can tell you that after 20 years in the c, i a, and on the staff of the senate foreign relations committee that nasser was right. it's a normal part of business for a stupid decision to be made for everyone in the room to then not an agreement. and then for everyone to double down, even when they recognized that the decision was stupid in the 1st place. welcome to the american foreign policy establishment. our guest today is a former ukranian diplomat who made several mistakes by us standards. he was pro russia. he worked with rudy giuliani and he tried to raise awareness of 100 biden's business dealings in ukraine. andre television go eventually found himself sanctioned by t

i'm john kerry. ok, welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the story of the 911 attacks is a very complicated one. i will admit to you. i was personally involved as the former director of counter intelligence for what was then called alex station at the c i a. it was also known as the osama bin loudon group. i later became the head of c. busy a counter terrorism operations in pakistan after 911. and then i was the executive assistant to the c. i is deputy director for operations for many years. i thought i knew what happened in the run up to 911. now i know that i was wrong in an article at the gray zone, lays out the truth about $911.00. it shows using the f, b i's own documents, as well as affidavits by insiders in the investigation that the saudi intelligent service was likely involved in the attacks through an intelligence officer named omar i was by you me by you may had been in san diego, california with 2 of the 911 hijackers now wife of has me and holiday mid heart. they socialize

lauren: they demand that john kerry turn overall private correspondence with iran and its previous foreignormation about these back channel communications could today violate what is called the logan act, did they amount to unauthorized correspondence to influence a foreign government? why is this important? iran is funding these terrorist groups in the middle east. president biden loosened sanctions, freeing up money for iran to use for its proxy groups, house republicans want to know what john kerry told iran and what he said. stuart: we would all like to know that. thanks. celebrity is protested at the oscars, red pin as they walked to the red carpet, the red pin calls for a cease-fire. jonathan hunt with me now. the israeli government says it means something completely different. what are they saying? >> a dozen celebrities at the oscars sunday night. it was immediately seized upon by some supporters of israel as a tacit show of support for the killing of jews. that narrative was taken up by the israeli government which said on the state of israel exit camp, quote, the image in your re

i'm john kerry onto we're speaking with journalist kit clarin berg about the 911 attacks and the possible involvement of the saudi government in them. good to have you with this kit. hey, how's it going? it's an important part of your article has to do with both the f b i and the 911 commission. neither are honest players in the story. it seems not only possible but likely that the f b i had recruited one or more of the hijackers through omar of by you me. so 1st is that true? and if so, how in the world would it have been possible for the $911.00 attacks to take place? well, i mean, they were allowed to happen. i mean, at the very, at the very, very least, and mike, i mean to all sorts of interesting indications. it's a full knowledge like david, extremely suspicious and irregular trading activities. and the best thing on poor performance of companies who stop price is crashed due to $911.00, including delta airlines. and then by that google sorts of speculative that's on defense companies, which are the immediate need that, that chat price, you know, double treatment tripled following 9

goes without saying that john kerry has had a remarkable career in public service.o have a front row seat to witness. at a time when decades of public service is somehow being painted by some as a political flaw, his career is a testament to the benefit of experience and wisdom. secretary carey prepared to close this chapter, i sat down with him for his exit interview. >> i wanted to start with what you have talked about as one of your biggest accomplishments. you recently had success at the climate senate in december right around your birthday. you taught me when i was working for you. you have to work with and talk to people even when you have major disagreements. even when you look at and say well, they are manipulated the currency. they are human rights abusers. you had to work with them to get this done. talk to me a little bit about why that is so important when it comes to making progress. >> first of all, president biden came in the office deeply committed to this issue. within hours of being sworn in, he rejoined the paris agreement, he charged responsibili

very is john kerry echo. let's have a conversation about this dss stating story. it is and, and the fact most people don't even know about this. i didn't know whatever america was. well, the see, i never even came out with an acknowledgement that error america was a part of the c i until well into the 19 ninety's, maybe after 2000 and it's amazing. they just went around america picking out civilian pilots and they created a company that wasn't really a company. it was. busy run by that, that's right, and that's kind of how we got into the vietnam war before the soldiers got there. and you know, an interesting part of the story. what has come out just in the last couple of weeks as part of the story is that it wasn't just weapons and, and rockets and mortars and things like that. they were carrying water, buffalo and chicken, and drugs and drugs. and you know, this is how and i'm not saying no, i sighed, i've read the, i've done my research on this and i've heard some of the pilots who said, look, it's unfair to say we were a drug running operate. yeah. but it's al

when we come back, we're going to be joined by none other than john kerry. ok. now he works for the c i. he wants to have a conversation about this, and i guarantee you, it's going to be a good one. the show room just don't have to shape house because the application and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look so common ground the the at the end of the 18th century, great britain began to conquer and colonize australia. from the very beginning of the british penetration to the continent, natives were subjected to severe violence and deliberate extra patient. according to modern historians, in the 1st 140 years, there were at least 270 massacres of local b. both any resistance to the british was answered with double cruelty. hundreds of natives were killed for the murder of one settler. indigenous australians were not considered complete people. no wild beast of the forest was ever hunted down with such unsparing perseverance has they are men, women and children are shot when ever they can be met with squatter, hen

i'm john kerry onto we'll see you next time the. 2 the, the, the today in the united states, all foreign policy establishment on national security establishment is a weapon option to pursue. it becomes a cloak for our own aggression. it becomes so a way of flushing other countries on the back sort of our record shows that we're not really that much of the democracy that we have on those 3 of interfering in other countries when they produce democratic outcomes. we don't like the was a major issue, you will probably be doing it by giving me the condition of insurance will apply me appreciate the code and because the issue simply went through cuz you will get to the subject yourself. okay, so should the cases i chose, customer care them and then i just need somebody to spell the name. she goes to the doctor on the plaza road. lemme gene, you know what that was. returning your past, due to the invite, some of the was congested is the one. this is sort of you, but you're starting successful. you want to build some of the chairs are still good . i still don't know if i'm forward to for, for mo

when we come back, we're going to be joined by none other than john kerry ok. now he works for the c i . c wants to have a conversation about this, and i guarantee you, it's going to be a good one. the, the russian states never as tight as one of the most sense community best to him. then i'll send, send up the in the 65 and this must be the one else calls question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin move. yep. mission, the state on the rush of funding and supports the r t spoke neck team and our video agency roughly all the band on youtube tv services for the question, did you say steven twist, which is the all right, let's get through it before we run out of time very is john kerry echo. let's have a conversation about this. just fascinating story. it is and, and the fact most people don't even know about this. i didn't know whatever america was. well, the see, i never even came out with an acknowledgement that error america was a part of the c i until well into the 19 ninety's, maybe after 2000 and it's amazing. they just

democrat congresswoman ro khanna went after john kerry.kerry immediate the claims about -- made claims about russia and climate and ukraine, crazy stuff. watch this. >> if russia has the ability to wage a war, illegally, and invade another country, they ought to be able to find the effort to be responsible on climate issue. russia is one of the largest emitters in the world. if russia wanted to show good faith, they could go out and announce what their redubses are going to be and make a greater effort to reduce emissions now, and maybe that would open up the door for people to feel better about what russia is choosing to do at this point in time. >> that's a ridiculous, that's absurd comment. i don't know what he was thinking but i can't defend that. that's an absurd comment. elizabeth: what do you think, sir? >> it's not absurd. it's the focus of john kerry's life and administration. it's insane issue don't get me wrong, if you're pushing in climate narrative, then you see climate chip as the only important issue to deal with. yeah, russ

john kerry has had a remarkable career in public service. which i had a front row seat to witness. at a time where decades of public service is somehow being painted by some as a political flaw, his career is a testament to the benefit of experience and wisdom. secretary kerry prepared to close the chapter i sat down with him for his exit interview. >> i want to start with what you talked about is one of your biggest accomplishments. you had some significant success at the u.n. climate around your birthday. you taught me that you have to work with and talk to people even when you have major disagreements. even when you may look at the chinese and say they are manipulating the currency, they are human rights abuses, but you had to work with them to get this done. talk to me about why this is so important and it comes to making progress systematically. >> first of all president biden came into the office deeply committed to this issue within hours of being sworn in he rejoined the paris agreement. he charged me with responsibility to build a t

the speech comes after the official last day of the special climate envoy, john kerry, who said in anview that staying doesn't make sense in an election year with a gridlocked congress. and with a slim chance of real action. joining me is ali zadie, assistant to the president and national climate office to lead the policy office. to john kerry's point who said he's frustrated and used more colorful language, he said he thinks the movement at large needs to do a better job of communicating the benefits of climate action, so what will the president's communication on this be tonight? >> look, it's so important that we get out there and help people understand the economic up side of leaning in to taking on this crisis, and that's what the president's been doing since day one. as you showed in your reporting, the idea that climate change is picking up the pace, that it's showing up in all of our communities, it's not a science projection. it's a reality in our communities, and in the lives of the american people, and folks the world over, but what's also the reality today is that we've go

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when we come back, we're going to be joined by none other than john kerry ok. now he works for the c i . c wants to have a conversation about this, and i guarantee you, it's going to be a good one, the the. all right, let's get through it before we run out of time. very is john kerry, aka. let's have a conversation about this. yes. testing story. it is. and, and the fact most people don't even know about this. i didn't know what air america was. well, the see, i never even came out with an acknowledgment that error america was a part of the c i until well into the 19 ninety's, maybe after 2000. that's amazing. they just went around america picking up civilian pilots and they created a company that wasn't really a company. it was. busy run by them. that's right. and that's kind of how we got into the vietnam war before the soldiers got there. and you know, an interesting part of the story. what has come out just in the last couple of weeks as part of the story is that it wasn't just weapons and, and rockets and mortars and things like that. they were carrying wa

the 15 years prior but as mayor adams points out it has never been easier to get a seat graham john kerrys people would feel better about the war in ukraine if russia would reduce its emissions people would also feel better if john kerry would go back to his home on easter island i will take it i will take out the veterans health administration has overruled plans to ban the famous dj day photo because it did not meet today's standards for consent apparently the bureaucrat behind the band does not like semen it's the navy it's in the navy finally on the view last week whoopi goldberg fantasized about joe biden jailing every republican well joy behar fantasized about the usual don't applaud that i don't need your mercy clap now to the news biden feeble but at least he said illegal democrats blue because biden said something true it's time for. >> spectacle from the receptacle >> greg: thank you last night biden addressed the nation in his state of the union too bad the nation was ukraine but then he took indirect swipes at trump and contrasted saving democracy against the threat of extremi

we've got voters speaking out and big development, john kerry will soon quit. he'll leave office as climate czar and criticism he's been making secret decisions affecting you and your families. house republicans looking into google potentially working with the white house as google again is accused of misleading america. we have a big new heading for the president, the houthis reportedly shutting down internet traffic. we'll ex-lain that one. houthis out of yemen and bright bart finance senator and so excited to see john. this week's state of the union coming up and new poll out of new york times and biden is "so unpopular". he's losing democrat voters, womens, blacks, hispanics and more. all this coming up on "the evening edit" tonight. ♪ j.p. morgan wealth management knows it's easy to get lost in investment research. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and help you find the right investments. so great getting to know you, let's take a look at your new investment plan. ok

i am you come you may not be, john kerry made comments about russia and co2 emissions.ot? >> he said people would feel better about the atrocities and ukraine if russia cared more about the environment. >> if russia wanted to show good faith they could go out and announce what their reductions are going to be and make a greater effort to reduce emissions and maybe that would open up the door for people to feel better about what russia is choosing to do at this point in time. stuart: feel better about an invasion? >> it out of touch, it's weird, it's insulting it is no longer climate czar, he is working on the biden campaign. stuart: let's get back to congressman chip roi, republican from the great state of texas, audio has been restored. what do you think. you are from texas, border state and we just heard that the president will not issue any executive orders tonight. what do you say? >> we do not expect president biden to mention the name laken riley or if he does he will deflect blame to republicans, try to hide behind, what came through negotiation in the senate wou

we will be right back. . . >>> this week, my old boss john kerry is stepping down from his latest publicce role as a special presidential envoy for climate. i sat down with him today for his exit interview. during a conversation, we talked about the importance of fighting back against disinformation, whether in the fight against climate change or in our domestic politics. i want to play part of what he said. it has really stuck with me all day. >> if you lose the truth, as senator he said, you have lost democracy. you have to have truth. we don't have the same arbiters, the same referees that we used to have in our political structure. first of all, politicians are not the best validators anymore in our country. >> because of a distrust? >> because of distrust, because it all seems to sound the same, because people don't seem to see enough progress in different areas they would like to see progress, because there is gridlock after gridlock, budget after budget. people are looking at that and saying it's not working very well. mind you, and i think you know this, in other countries, parti

he sent john kerry out with the solution.etails. >> laura, listen, if you could steal the phrase what's you talking about willis into a single quote. the climate czar john kerry what he just said might just top the list. this weakery seemed to suggest that the world might feel better about the ongoing blood shed caused by russia in ukraine if, that's right, if it cut its emissions. quote: if russia wanted to show good faith, they could go out and announce what their reductions are going to be to be and make a greater effort to reduce emissions, maybe that would open up the door for people to feel better about what russia is choosing to do at this point in time. say what? now, normally, this is the part where you would use a clip from that movie you know naked gun where everybody slaps their forehead in unison because you can't just make this stuff up. needless to say over on capitol hill even democrats were hard-pressed to explain kerry's jaw-dropping gaffe. >> i can't defend that. that's an absurd comment. look, putin bigges

weeks ago he left - a member of the national security council. in latin america, juan gonzales, john kerryin general, the elections are approaching, the mood in the camp of the demo party is not very good due to the low ratings, people began to gradually leave , look for some warm places for themselves , especially since victoria, i think, will not have problems with any kind of employment, literally her husband kyivstar, well, mike pompeo has already taken this, already already the place is taken, 15 states, like joe biden, trump is already quite easily winning all these democratic primaries, yes, well, they are both like that, yes, maybe. not young for a long time, yeah, there will be some individual interesting, interesting moments, well, for example , political analysts in the usa are waiting, yes, what result will biden get ? among the republicans, where nicky haley will get roughly 20-25%. and she, interestingly, has no more events planned after super tuesday, that is, most likely tomorrow she will announce that i tried to save american democracy, not it worked out, but trump, trump

. >> people would also feel if bac john kerry would go back to his home on easter islan homd, i'lli take it. >> i'll take it.i wi the veterans health administration has overruled plans to ban the famous v-j dayn photo because it didn't meet today's standards for consent. dapparently, rema and nelson, the bureaucrat behind the band, doesn' thet. doe >> seamen. nav what? so navy and he's in the navy guys. finally on the view weekpi goldb what goldberg fantasized about joe biden jailin aboutg ey republican. reed aboutjoy ha fantasize about the usual go. don don't applaud that. i don't need your mercy. clapd yo now to the news. >> biden was feeble, but at least he said illegal. >> and so democratens boo becaue biden said something true. it's time for skeptical nice. thank you. you las so last night, president bidenn addressed the nation in his state of the union. >> tooofon bad the nation was ukraine. n >> but then he took indirectindt swipes at trump. in contrast, in saving democrac swiy against the threa of extremism. you could see it coming without achievementsextremmin you have are attac

i was at the constitution center in 2004 when john kerry was running.inton had come through heart surgery. he clearly was not in campaign mode. he did it for john kerry. there was that cycle when he was going through a lot. he is now -- i've seen him recently. he looks terrific. he came back from a trip overseas. yamiche, this is an advantage the democrats have, as susan was pointing out. two former presidents. presidents that still have popularity, a good deal. >> certainly. you really can see that these two presidents are going to try to do as much as possible to really help joe biden get over and really -- get over this issue that people are questioning about his age and whether he can do this. the idea that you have two men who are, we should say, younger than him, but coming out and saying, this is the person the party believes in. that's really important, especially when we think about the fact that over in long island, you will have donald trump going to the wake of a police officer and talking about crime, even though crime is down. democrats re

the next on the whistle blowers john kerry, also talks with a manual. lewis who blew the whistle on the handling of prisons and personnel during the cove. it pen demik, do stay with our 2 international by coded and governments responses to cove. it will continue to be a subjective debate for a very long time. did the virus come from a lab? was it a biological weapon? did it leap from an animal to a human? these are all questions that will likely never have a clear answer to. but what do we do know? is that for leadership at all levels of government and in the private sector resulted in the unnecessary illnesses and depths of an on told number of people. and there were very few places where the situation was worse.