> firefighter paul hanlon keating ladder five leo russell keene iii >> joseph john keller >> chandler raymond keller >> peter kellett >> frederick h kelley, jr >> james joseph kelly >> joseph a kelly >> maurice p kelly >> richard john kelly, jr >> thomas michael kelly >> thomas richard kelly >> firefighter thomas w kelly ladder 105 timothy colin kelly >> william hill kelly, jr >> robert clinton kennedy >> thomas j kennedy and my brother you -- lieutenant philip ladder 12. two years older than me, somebody i always looked up to. after my parents, he was the most influential person in my life. his leadership and actions on september 11, 2001, and the actions of all the members of ladder 12 that day is nothing short of heroic. although phil, angel, and mike mullen made it out of the -- never made it out of the marriott, the rest survived thanks to these men who let them out of the building. they are some of the many true heroes during the attack and i am always humbled to honor them. >>[applause] >> and my brother, peter christian fry. peter, it has been 21 years since we said goodbye to our father and the best

john p. o'neill. >> peter j.ill jr. >> shawn corbet o'neill. >> betty anne ong. >> christopher t. >> virginia anne ormiston. >> kevin m. o'rourke. >> other fuego campos. >> david orr t's. >> emilio p. ortiz. >> pablo ortiz. >> and my grandmother arlena ava fried. i never got to meet you but see your legacy live every day and see you in parts of my stepmom and aunts and cousins and love you beyond words and we'll all miss so you much. i love you, grandma arlene. >> and my uncle firefighter peter j. powell. it's crazy it's been 21 years but not a day goes by we have a family gathering and don't talk about you and laugh about you so we miss you. you've got four beautiful grandkids. love you. >> paul ortiz jr. >> sonja ortiz. >> masaru ose. >> robert william ose. >> elsy osorio. >> james ostrowski. >> timothy franklin o'sullivan. >> jason douglas oswald. >> michael john otten. >> isidrod.ottenwalder. >> michael ou. >> todd joseph ouida. >> michael jesus ovalles. >> peter j. owens jr. >> adianes oyola. >> angel m.pabo

this is john peter, which is a body can come to rest briefly before this time. to london, and they'll probably come to rest ahead of the funeral arrangements about there. but in the meantime, people still come to fall more still intending to pay their respects to the only moment many of them have ever known. the king charles met the new prime minister and his trust for the 1st time as monarch on friday. part of the conversation was captured by tv cameras. the king described to the death of his mother, queen elizabeth as the moment he'd been dreading the meeting took place ahead of his televised address to the nation in which he spoke of his profound sorrow. her death. earlier british politicians gathered in parliament to commemorate the death of quinton, his birth. the 2nd and peace and prime ministers paid their respects and shed memories of the late monarch ashamed base reports at westminster. the bruising daily business of politics has been put on hold. instead, a special session of the house of commons for the nation's politicians to pay their respects to th

john leslie albert. >> peter craig alderman. >> and my brother in law.children are thriving. like you and with peggy's guidance, they are kind, people succeeding in their careers and in life. we celebrate you all today. >> and my father john leslie albert. i was 13 years old in september 2001. we had a wonderful relationship to date. how well does a 13-year-old boy really know his father? the reality is that i along with countless other children who lost parents missed out on countless memories, conversations, so while the grief or seeds a bit with time, -- recedes a bit with time, the absence of my father is as palpable as it ever was. >> jekyll and elaine aldrich-frederick. -- jacqueline elaine aldrich-frederick. >> joseph ryan allen. >> richard dennis allen. >> richard l. allen. anna s. w. allison. anthony alvarado. >> antonio javier alvarez. >> victoria alvarez. >> angelo emma rondo. >> james m. amarado. >> paul w. ambrose. craig scott eyman seven. -- callisto anyaya junior. kermit charles anderson. john jack and reggio -- >> hi 00 -- joseph john ang

. >> john: peter doocy on the lawn and what her parents so upset about the nea now? >> there were two big things, john, the nea spending $140,000 to put together fact sheets on parents groups and members of parents, groups with membership full of parents that are giving nea a hard time. so you have that odd research going on. at the same time, the nea is allowing members of the union in ohio to wear pins that have qr codes that link to information about sexual identity. >> these badges imply that any teacher not wearing the badge is not safe. and also implies that the teachers wearing the badges are somehow licensed to speak to our children about sexual identity, and that is just not acceptable. speak with the superintendent has been all over the place about these badges because initially he said, something to do with the teachers union. now, he is saying the badges are a good thing. >> now congress, republicans of congress coming for the nea's federal charter. senator marsha blackburn said the teachers unions have demonstrated they will put political priorities ahead

james john and peter came to the ilionian mountain if the man’s garden, where christ prayed at nightfrom him, the cup of the way of the cross of suffering for humanity and all those hardships for which, in general, his path was indicated. christ is shown leaning on a huge stone, an angel appears to him, who , as it were, brings him this cup of suffering, but at the same time the artist caught an extremely subtle moment. christ at the moment has already made a choice for himself. and he doesn't look at the angel, he turns away from him a little bit. it is completely self-loading. christ says it's not my wish that will be fulfilled. and your lord, as you say, so will the angel, realizing this, too, does not present the cup directly to christ, but slightly moves it away from him, the whole composition is placed in such a dark e, darkened space, as the action takes place at night. uh, only the bright figure of an angel radiates that beneficent light, the radiance to which christ is also turned. it’s not christ alone in the head riddles of the painting, the frame of jesus is a damel, near

>> john: peter doocy, we are talking about the cost of that trip, probably at least $200,000, i think would count as one of the most expensive votes, but then didn't even get into the carbon footprint, the vehicles and the airplane back and forth. so what you were talking about the inflation reduction act, did not escape the "new york times," wrote in a headline, sobering inflation report dampens biden's claims of economic progress. the president is trying to accentuate the positives but stubbornly high prices are complicating the message. the party they threw on the south lawn of the white house, it was almost like an economic protemkin village. >> truly it was. and to celebrate the inflation reduction act, never reduced inflation, no serious economist has said it has reduced inflation, i think it's the penn wharton model said 0 impact on inflation, but here is the thing. to do that after the debt forgiveness that he did for college loans, that wiped out the claim that it would reduce inflation in any way, shape or form is based on deficit reduction. but a week after signing that bil

he john nova peter, ah, my name is megan joe, didn't. i'm still in the appointment date. russian powell after marianna know whom of recorded that just for arnold schwartzenegger. look what's been going on in don bass vacant is he meant once seemed to get on and he spoke highly of a athletic prowess, nimble i missed, i wasn't stuck to like, i'm on that flip back over the door. actually i got a meeting and deal. yep. the worst case one was the most competitive with a source mega, marianna told arnold she'd been visiting don bass for 8 years. she'd met kids living near the front lines. she encouraged them to love sports. and when she told them that she was going to meet their idol arnold, he wrote letters for him, a little bit of what and then wesley, where not what it lets me pick my end though i'm a router. no, no, she was thinker effectively though i watched the most intellectual. another secret out there with her, you know, he always wants to put more stuff like that the piece more zone equal. that's what i she'll vailable oceania is no

peter: john davis is also the author of "the gulf: the making of an american sea" that won the 2018 pulitzer prize in history. that was after the big oil spill in the gulf. what was the effect of that? jack: we still don't know the full effect of the bp oil spill of 2010. in the median area of louisiana and texas, it was devastating to many environments. it showed up as far west as at the shores of the florida coast. but, one thing i have to point out. when we think about offshore oil drilling, we typically focus on the oil derricks over water. where the greatest damage comes from is the infrastructure on shore. all of the oil has to be taken from the gulf of mexico and moved on shore to the refineries. that's where you see the majority of the spells, the classics bills -- the spills, the classics bills, the runoff and pollution associated with any industrial site. peter: your subtitle the making of an american sea. what was the point of that? jack: the u.s. shares gulf coastline with both mexico and cuba. almost through the exact mile. the u.s. coastline is 50% of the total gulf coastline.

inflation reduction part of the root inflation reduction act. >> steve: first of all, who is john taylor? >> peterre there are ten guys watching right now named john taylor. they just spit out the cop a little bit. >> steve: at least he didn't say elizabeth taylor. >> peter: that would be something. >> steve: one other bit of news you and i were talking about late in the day and i've seen it reported so you can go ahead and explain it. joe biden went to delaware out of nowhere last night after the big party. >> peter: he did. because they were set up on the south lawn they couldn't just take the helicopter straight to delaware, which they sometimes do because as the crow flies its 50 or 60 miles. they took the full presidential motorcade to joint base andrew, had a motorcade waiting, took them to polling place, he stopped at his house in delaware and then motorcade back to the air force one to jay ba, motorcade back to the white house. it runs $177,000 just for the plane in addition to secret service costs and a big carbon footprint, he will go to to droit today to push electric vehicles because t

john brennan, peter strzok works for msnbc.to be political and objective and now among the most partisan on news, do we think they did their job objectively in power? it is hard to believe that. >> carley: i was reading somewhere this was james comey with more fiction. the fed hiking interest rates again as white house struggles to control runaway inflation. >> todd: brian brenberg will 28 you what it means for your life, don't go anywhere. before we begin, i'd like to thank our sponsor, liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. and by switching, you could even save $652. thank you, liberty mutual. now, contestants ready? go! why? why? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ breakthrough heartburn... means your heartburn treatment is broken. try zegerid otc. it contains the leading medicine to treat frequent heartburn, uniquely designed for absorption. get all day, all night relief with zegerid otc. your mission: stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid art

form, and then when he says our memory what fuck killed clinton memory refers to the era of john the terrible peter america is close, as a state did not exist. and another question. he you at all whom imagined on our memory. well, yes, that is, he has a directly historical memory of a man who unleashed how much the warrior himself. maybe he let the world government know. maybe he talked. maybe he really is a reptilian. yes? they are definitely reptiles, and with these people we are offered to somehow do something, somehow read and think carefully. well it is obvious that the main goal of all russia and destruction. any attempt to think with one's own head to argue the social western line is declared to be kremlin propaganda comes simply to madness. that is, if there is a neat television game in britain, it does not say there is a payment for four months of utilities for heating. they say it's kremlin propaganda . by the way, so that you know, you are all participating in a propaganda show on the official channel, which simply did not come off watching the bild, schmidt and other nazi vile hounds. w

. >> shaw, with colleagues john hallman and peter arnett broadcast the first war coverage in realtimenown reported from the floor of their hotel room as bombs fell around them. >> baghdad lies dead. >> you were really scared for your life? >> yes, very much so. in war, one moment you're alive. the next moment you're dead. >> dire moments shared by one billion viewers around the globe and credited with turning cnn into the news leader it is today. >> it reminded everybody of what journalism can be and what television can be. and it truly put cnn on the map. bernie was right at the heart of that story. >> shaw's remarkable career began in hawaii. he was a marine, determined to become a journalist, and sought out a meeting with tv news legend walter cronkite there on assignment. >> right away he said, mr. cronkite, i have to talk to you. i have to be a journalist and i have to find out how i do that. >> shaw returned to his native chicago and got a job in radio. that led to an assignment covering dr. martin luther king jr. >> the one memorable thing he said to me was one day you're going

. >> john: and peter doocy addressed the problem. >> 300 overdoses a day now. how the fentanyl is coming into the country, right across the southern border. when is the president going to do something? >> 200% increase of fentanyl seizures, which means that we are doing the job of catching drug traffickers. we are securing the border. the fact that we are securing record levels of funding from dhs so they can stop illicit drugs from entering into the country. >> it's not being stopped. 300 overdoses. designed to target children. drug cartels in mexico want t kill american kids whachlt is the president doing about it? >> to say we are not doing enough, peter is wrong. >> number of fentanyl overdoses is increasing. that is evidence they are not. and there are other things they could do. the more that you have tools to stop people from coming over the border, you also have the tools to keep illegal drugs across the border. they use everything in their toolbox to do that, i believe they are doing what they can. >> and coming in multi-colors, look like sweet tarts,

thank you very much, peter. john. >> john: bring in florida republican congressman byron donalds.had a speech yesterday where he ripped so-called maga republicans but is being careful, dialing it back a little bit not to paint all republicans with the same brush. >> i've been able to work with mainstream republicans my whole career but the extreme maga republicans in congress have chosen to go backwards full of anger, violence, hate and division. but together we can and we must choose a different path. >> john: also said in the speech that america has been able to overcome challenges because it is a nation of unity, of hope, of optimism. and that's something he pledged during his inaugural address, i'm wondering in the last 18 months, where has the unity, hope and the optimism been for a united america. >> there is no unity, joe biden does not want unity. he wants to bend the knee to his agenda. the senate democrats want you to do the same. they don't want competition, they don't want debate, they want to actually skwelch and put down free speech. they are working with social secu

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. >> john: you know, our peter doocy a little while ago had an opportunity to ask the president about his speech last night. listen to the exchange. >> mr. president, do you consider all trump supporters to be a threat to the country? >> no, everyone, come on. >> come on, i don't consider any trump supporter a threat to the country. i do think anyone who calls for the threat of violence, refuse to acknowledge an election has been won, insists upon changing the way in which the rules you count votes, that is a threat to democracy. >> john: a little difficult to hear there, but the president says i don't consider any trump supporters a threat to the country. however, quoting from the speech last night. no question the republican party today is dominated, driven and intimidated by donald trump and the maga republicans and that is a threat to this country. he said it. >> these are americans who are just trying to make ends meet. these are americans who are spending $6,000 more this year than they were last year. these are americans who are going into credit card debt because of the things

peter, thank you. john, a lot more on this and reaction to the president's speech coming up. >> john: looking forward to keith kellogg, and more, was there something left he should have said. ok. coming up in less than an hour, we are expecting another rate hike from the federal reserve. the decision will make borrowing more expensive as mortgages, credit cards and car loans continue to soar. our economic panel of steve moore and robert wolf will be here in moments what it means for your wallet, hang on. there's a tip for you. but we begin with gerri willis, the question is how much. >> big bet 75 basis points, for you and me, three-quarters of a percentage point, big ramifications for anybody with debt, from consumers to the federal government itself. let's start with uncle sam. with government debt hovering just below $31 trillion, higher impacts will have a big impact. 75 basis point rate hike will add 2.1 trillion to federal deficits over the next ten years. all made worse because of the wave of federal

john kelly. >> susan glasser, peter baker, thanks to both of you for joining us.importantly, thanks so much for writing this new book "the divider." thanks for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >> thank you. >>> coming up, dissent against vladimir putin's war in ukraine is intensifying in russia with growing public protests and division within the russian military. stay with us. i think we're good. okay. let's go. mom, do you know whehere some wrapping paper... need to wrap something for grandma. uh, yeah. ready? yeah. this is the plan to finally connect with our family's heritage. grandma! start your plan today with a northwestern mutual financial advisor and spend your life living. ♪ men put their skin through a lot. day-in, day-out that's why dove men bodyash has skin-strengtning nutrients and moisturizers that help rebuild your skin. dove men+care. smoother, healthieskin with every shower. that was quick. and rewarding. i earn 3% cash back at drugstores with chase freedom unlimited. that means i earn on my bug spray and my sunscreen. you ready to go fishing? i g

you nichelle sender, jeremy peters and our favorite lawyer, melissa murray, thank you so much. when we come back, john fetterman, he turned down doctor oz for a debate. but he said yes to a sit down with us. his first national interview since his -- three months ago. and later, another trump endorsed candidate, sarah palin, goes down in alaska. a big up skate as democrats pick up a seat they hadn't had in decades. we'll ask our political experts to ask what this means, as the 11th hour just getting underway on a busy wednesday night. a busy wednesday nit.gh a monster was attacking but the team remained calm. because with miro, they could problem solve together, and find the answer that was right under their nose. or... his nose. new astepro allergy. no allergy spray is faster. with the speed of astepro, almost nothing can slow you down. because astepro starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours. and astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free allergy spray. now without a prescription. astepro and go. i'm a performing artist. so a healthy diet is one of the most importan

blaming russia, being responsible for the world from crisis with thanks to john early this thursday morning. my name is peter scott to bring you all the latest news here on our t. v. from our headquarters, every number from top to welcome to the program. we start with the latest from ukraine where family her son was killed after ukrainian troops shelled a residential area that's according to russian appointed local officials. they're wanting to view is the following. images are disturbing. 2 children and 2 adults died instantly at the scene as they crossed the road. authorities claim that the u . s. to live at high mas rockets was used in the attack. ukrainian city of hassan is currently under russian control. meanwhile, in the city of paris, also in the low ganske republic, ukrainian shelling hits a local high school according to local authorities. one child died in the attack with 6 students wounded as well as one teacher and in the neighboring done yet sc republic, ukrainian forces allegedly shelled a kindergarten in the city of duck, which i asked. 7 civilians were reportedly wounded, including 4 childre

i raid on his home in florida. thousands gathered in saint peter's square in rome to witness the beatification of former pope john paul. the 1st he died of a heart attack just $33.00 days off to being elected in 1978. pope francis led the ceremony, which is the final step to sainthood. now, one of the biggest rock bands of yes, the foo fighters have been an emotional farewell to the late drama at a concert in london. taylor hawkins, died at the age of 50. earlier this year. rock royalty showed up to pay tribute including paul mccartney and members of queen as well as a c. d. c, who joined thousands of fans at wembley stadium. with on a night filled with emotion, dis, moments stood out. singer dave grow broke down in tears as he struggled to get through the foo fighters. classic times like these flooded wembley stadium cheered him through this difficult moment. launching the rock legends into a powerful and energetic performance with taylor hawkins was found dead in a hotel room in columbia last march, shortly before the band was to go on a world tour. the concert in his memory is the flu fight. his 1st shows sinc

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morning i signed into law the bipartisan crew act championed in the senate by gary peters and rob portman and house by dina and john catco and we signed and that law will ensure that fema reservists and called up to help with the disaster and focus on that mission without worrying you might lose your job, your day job. all over the country, all over the country from across the federal government show up to help like they're doing right now in florida. that's measuring. country of -- america, country of women and men willing to serve and leave their family to help a stranger's family. everyone hard at work in florida deserves our thanks when the conditions allow t i'll be going to florida to thank them personally so we don't get in the way and we'll do our best to build florida back as quickly as possible and we're not going to leave, we're going to build it back with the state and local government. however long it takes, we'll be there. that's my commitment to you and turn over to secretary mayorkas. >> thank you very much, element. president. as dhs the highest priority of life and safety. dhs is working with fede

indicate they may reject the proposed text. thousands gathered in saint peter's square in rome to witness the edification of former pope john paul. the 1st john of a heart attack just 33 days after being elected in 1978. francis led the verification the ceremony, which is the final step before st. heard the death tor continues to rise in pakistan from devastating floods. authorities report at least another 50 deaths in the deluge hit send province in recent days. more than 1200 people have died in the past weeks. satellite imagery shows the scale of the flooding which has effected about a 3rd of the country. there are now concerns about the countries crop of wheat which could be wiped out affecting the food supply. officials say the record monsoon rains and melting glaciers are being caused by climate change. pakistan has appealed for more international aid and the country's largest charity, the etc foundation has urged the government to reverse a ban on many international and g o z to allow them to help the evidence of former lives lie scattered throughout this vast rural area. now under water, these used to be people's ho

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peter. there may have, he is the director of your h democracy initiative, john just now from a cave. so, peter, 1st of these annexations certainly play well at home for russia been well, you know, that's a very relative term. well, i mean, how well, so far, what you know, your corresponded was saying that this was meant to mobilize quite literally and figuratively to population. you know, and sort of inspire, inspire them with the thought that this would be in defense of mother russia. but, you know, we're seeing how russians are voting for this idea with their feet. by conservative estimates. 200000 able bodied men have fled russia for countries in europe for georgia, mongolia. that's a very conservative estimate. i think the figure is much larger, maybe as high as half a 1000000. and if you compare it to do about 14 and the annexation of crimea, that was the serious booster bladder report flagging popularity. this time, this time, i don't think russians have a clear idea of what their army has been sent to your brain to fight and die for why it is that is a tour. next, these have de

. >> john, earlier in the show jeremy peters was talking about how powerful trump is how the party has and they're afraid of him. and they continue to follow him. do you think that is still the case? because look at this race. another trump endorsed candidate gone down. his legal problems are only getting worse and we're watching republican candidates in the number of state start scrubbing these abortion policies off with their platform as though it never happened. what does that tell you about where the party is? >> there's a really catch 22 stephanie for republican candidates. if they go against trump there is a reasonable likelihood that they would be defeated in primary. and they could benefit from being with them. but then they get to the general election as trump candidates and they're being rejected by general electorate. so basically what they can do is get themselves into the general and messed up -- mess it up in the general. this is terrible news for republicans in terms of how the body moves forward with the leader that is toxic to the majority of americans. >> stuart as lo

have been killed in 2 days of fighting or peter walls were held in as by john for some of the soldiers. it is worth while. it was 2 years ago in the disputed to going to car back region was killed 6500 people as a by john made significant gains in and around the area in 2020. partly thanks to support from turkey, turkey, president russell. typo on his blamed armenia for the late clara book total on this attitude will of course have consequences for armenia, which not only does not fulfil the terms of the agreement that was signed after the war of now got to know cut back, but also constantly displays an aggressive attitude. well gabriel gavin is a freelance journalist covering the conflict between our media and as by john. and he has more what's been happening in europe. well, i think these are some of the largest protests that everybody has seen in recent years. and you've got a lot of people coming out turning up to the pilot building and chance going out, calling for the prime minister nickel finance resignation. but i think actually the number of people who have a solution, which i

a john welcome back. across that were all things considered. i peter, well this is the home addition remind you were discussing some real news. ah. all right, let's go back to georgia, budapest here. you like to react to what martin had to say before we went to the break? well, i think it is going to be a delegation of responsibilities. i think the, the americans will be quite happy to see germany, ron, the european branch of nature and as father, my kind of global nature, which i think is what the united states will like to create. the americans will focus on the far east as part of the containment of china. america can be everywhere the whole time. so i think that's why i think germany will be very useful as america, loyal tenants in europe. and, but it's interestingly it's, it's kind of the soviet nightmare from the 960, which is there were suspected that some i went to what's west germany becomes real . and it basically will take over nato and, and they, you know, essentially america will be doing germany's bidding. thing was the slime. all of them

john home in mexico city, a former twitter executive turned whistleblower peters. co is accused his former employer prioritizing profit. so security a senate hearing in the us that co twist his head of security until his firing last year has become key to eat on mux attempt to back house of buying the social media giant. it says twitter ignored employee concerns of a week. cyber defense is in foreign infiltration. shortly after the hearing to shareholders voted to approve mosque 44000000000 dollar takeover of the company with the committee. i'm here today because twitter leadership is misleading, the public law makers, regulators, and even its own board of directors. what i discovered when i joined twitter, was that this enormously influential company was over a decade behind industry security standards. the company's cybersecurity failures make it vulnerable to exploitation, causing real harm to real people. and what an influential media platform can be compromised by teenagers, thieves, and spies, and the company repeatedly create security problems on their own. this is a big deal for al

signed into law the bipartisan crew act championed in the senate by gary peters and rob portman, in the house by dana titus and john. and we signed it. and that law will ensure that fema reservists have job protection just like military reservists. so when you're called up to help with a disaster, you can now focus on that mission without worrying you might lose your job -- your day job -- or receive some other penalty at work because of this national service. that's what the crew act guarantees. and it's going to help people gain more civilian reservists out there. and it's going to make fema stronger. it's going to make america stronger. that's who we are. every time disaster strikes, emergency crews from all over the country, from across the federal government, show up to help like they're doing right now in florida. that's america. a country of women and men willing to serve, willing to leave their own families to help a stranger's family. everyone hard at work in florida right now deserves our thanks. and when the conditions allow it, i'm going to going to -- i'm going to be going to florida to thank them pers

peter demand is high, especially from abroad in italy, itself. not quite so much with without john. i now meet tom london. so choreographer from south africa. he can get everyone moving and shows us what modern african dance can do. i think it's so important for you to know who your college. so let me go rhodes. martin does go to help us vote. i think it all depends on who you are. as a car, i'll go into the conflict zone with tim, sebastian, russia. jewish community has been watching the war in ukraine with mounting alarm. but most of kept silent, fearing state reprisals for senior figure in the community. help but silence was immoral. the thinkers coach met and he was all jews in russia to get out. now. the conflict zone in 60 minutes on d. w. ah, raring to read. ah. everyone who loves books has to go insane. good. would you literature language, german must read the kate said in the heart of the head is that this urban context is designed to be a 360 degree ecosystem. this gives artisans, creative, and entrepreneurs, the opportunity to live in their community, welcomed to victoria

i was a little late national ball now custodians a john, a welcome back. across stock were all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing the wes miscalculations. hey, okay, let's go back to michael in washington. the unipolar moment just didn't last long enough apparently for these neocons here. and the i've been thinking for a very long time. um, watching what happened in a with, with a libya. what happened with syria now with ukraine and maybe on the menu is now china. is that the, you know, polar moment and had gemini, it's dissipating for the united states. do you think it's possible that they're seeing this is at a certain juncture where rushes very preoccupied, obviously with ukraine and the chinese. they only see them getting stronger and stronger and stronger. it's this is who saturdays trap and the u. s. as could possibly think we'd have to take them on now or at least intimidate them. does that make sense to you? go ahead, michael. yeah, i think we're, i think the what the, the near constant in the, in the, by the ministration. see this says there less desperate effort t

peter zelensky. i yelled at the supervisor john, get over here, the planes been hijacked! absolutely. i go it's middle eastern voices, positive. i could tell that a second time. i was used to working egypt air, saudi, turkish, all of them. it's definitely middle eastern voices. calling the slogans, the pilot on american 11, mohammed, the lead a terrorist stated something about more planes, that they had more planes. it was definitely plural. that's when things really started to ramp up. faa command center in virginia. i was the national operations manager on 9/11. the position located in the washington area that is overarching authority over the nation's airspace. that was my charge, the safe and efficient operations of the nation's airspace. colonel bob lahr commander northeast air defense new york. there was a huddle of people around one of the scopes. i thought there's got to be something wrong. major general arnold first air force in georgia. we had a major north american air defense exercise that morning. a command post exercise. there was a team of people who introduced scenario

peter: john davis is also the author of "the gulf: the making of an american sea" that won the 2018 pulitzer prize in history. that was after the big oil spill in the gulf. what was the effect of that? jack: we still don't know the full effect of the bp oil spill of 2010. in the median area of louisiana and texas, it was devastating to many environments. it showed up as far west as at the shores of the florida coast. but, one thing i have to point out. when we think about offshore oil drilling, we typically focus on the oil derricks over water. where the greatest damage comes from is the infrastructure on shore. all of the oil has to be taken from the gulf of mexico and moved on shore to the refineries. that's where you see the majority of the spells, the classics bills -- the spills, the classics bills, the runoff and pollution associated with any industrial site. peter: your subtitle the making of an american sea. what was the point of that? jack: the u.s. shares gulf coastline with both mexico and cuba. almost through the exact mile. the u.s. coastline is 50% of the total gulf coastline.

listen, peter, another key figure during the trump lawyers, john kelly, i mean, he secretly bought aase of donald trump, were 27th mental health professionals warn about trump. kelly thought it be helpful guide. i just want to know, why he thought that? and also, is an extraordinary the number of people who work day and night to control trump and contain the damage from. they actually try to control, they thought that they could. but they realize they couldn't. he is not controllable. >> what they tried to do is figure what made him tick, right. so, john kelly buys this book and tries to figure out what are the mental issues here [laughs] on the president that he's serving. he thought that this was a person who did not know much about anything. did not seem to process information, seemed off kilter in so many ways. john kelly really came to loathe, i think, donald trump in a very, this railway. he bought this putt to try to understand. and he was not the only one to try and understand. him and we learned since he left office. also reporting that we have in here is coming to us in the

john dean is. here national security analyst julia k, and peter strike, the former fbi chief of the counter section. he's also the author of compromise counterintelligence and the threat of donald j trump. julia, i want to ask about. this this is big disturbing stuff, right? don't overplay, it don't want to underplay, but it is explosive reporting from the washington post, these documents about nuclear secrets. and i quote here, some of the seized documents detail top secret u.s. operation so closely guarded that many senior u.s. officials are kept in the dark about them. we are talking about documents only the president and a handful of officials would be able to see. what goes through your mind when you hear that? >> basically that sources and methods were likely compromise. not classification we get to the how was this done, how did we acquire this information, rather than sort of what does it say? we have an asset, another country is telling us acts, why, or z. this is consistent with what we could've anticipated a month ago about what was likely to happen, which was this, i mean give trump the

peter baker and susan glosser. they are out with a new book. it says johnk that concluded the ex-president was psychologically unfit for the job he held. the book says kelly used the book as a guide for how to deal with his boss. >>> later, ukraine's counteroffensive is pushing russians out of the country. it's revealing new depths russian brutality. they face a dire situation. we continue after a quick break. stay with us. ick break. stay with us ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all of us. ♪ that's why we build technology that makes it possible for every business... and every person... to come to the table and do more incredible things. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's effective without topical steroids. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. plus, they felt fast itch relief some as ear

john brennan, former cia director, you can't tell the difference in keith olberman or peter strzok whong sure donald trump never gets re-eshg lected. clapper signed with cnn, lisa page with msnbc, these people who are discredited and shown they were anything, but a political while in positions at cia and dni,at fbi like andy mccabe, they are experts on lecturing us on ethics know with the intelligence community. the networks will sign people just to go off on the former president in donald trump, their one purpose for being there. again, they show or it should be disturbing that while they were in office, while in government, they should have been a political, look at things objectively and investigate crimes and instead or people that could commit crimes and now they are on tv and they sound as partisan as anybody else, that should be concerning to people that they are exposing themselves for the biases they have. >> todd: a lot of other people are experts in the way things work, they are choosing discredited people just because of trump and it will get eyeballs even though the people