said the kursk man holding up his hands, welcome or for farewell, john and peter looked at each other. then john turned back to the kursk. man obviously, we're going to need a little time to think about this, of course, said the kursk. men take 24 hours. yeah, so that was my impression of privatization in the had. and just to let you know every chapter is like that. but in the book there are what we would call ethical dilemmas that arise here in addition to calculate actions that normal investors would have to make. yeah. so so you so you're you're an owner of substantial assets in russia along with partners who are your co-investors. do you get out? do you stay in? do you transition? what happens? so 94, 95 then what's next after that. so so we had an interesting dilemma. our, our global emerging markets fund put, put 15 to 20% of its money into the russian voucher auctions. and in six months, we made eight, ten, 12 times our money on almost everything normal or a normal six month return. so we saw this in our global emerging markets fund was was 80% invested in russia and no risk pr

john peter lavelle, nato is made it clear in teams. it's ukraine. proxy war against russia as ex, essential. as such, russia to cease the conflict as ex essential it could not be otherwise. there will be no negotiated end to this conflict. one side will lose the smart money is not on fighting for nathan. the cross hatching nato's fate. i'm joined by my guess. lucas gauge in brick. he's a marine veteran author and philosopher in salt lake city. we have david pine. he is deputy director of national operations for the task force on national and homeland security. and in geneva we crossed to eat at home. he is a swift journalist, writer, and politician, alright, prospect roles and effects. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, let's go to uh, break 1st. lucas. uh, there's a lot of things in play. there's a lot of moving pieces here in the last new cycle. zalinski still determined to retake crime me. uh, we have the uh, billing this summit with the nato gathering in about 10 days time. and we have this prospect

prayers. it is important to remember that not all the apostles went to mount tabor, but only peter and james john, why did the lord choose them? we don’t know for sure, but in the gospel narrative we see how the apostle peter repeatedly shows fiery faith your teacher. and i am called the apostle of love to the church, it can be argued that these three apostles were looking for the truth, had a good heart from the burning of faith , followed christ. ridicule, believing people are indifferent to christ , will god reveal himself to him, however, sometimes there are such cases that god reveals himself, and if he does, will such a person be able to perceive god's grace with spiritual eyes see tabor light? if a person really wants to understand his spiritual life and find the truth, he should strive to have a pure humble heart, a sober mind and a fiery desire to find. christ to such people. god reveals himself sometimes earlier. what they expect, but the transfiguration is not only the manifestation of god's glory on the mountain. favor christ's gospel is recognized to transform our soul and heart tran

john. >> john: i remember that spin, peter doocy in albuquerque. thank you. sandra. >> sandra: the american consumer also struggling with biden's crack down on popular home appliances, some are claiming they are getting lower quality household items as a result. may sound familiar to folks listening, jeff flock is live at a family-owned appliance store in new jersey. all the changes are resulting in lower quality products. how are consumers taking to the green agenda. what are you hearing there? >> that's what we came here, sandra, a small, you know, family-owned appliance store. what are consumers saying. we are hearing we have to get rid of the gas ranges and buy the new electric ones, more efficient washing machines, dishwashers, all the rest. talk to a man who has his finger on the pulse. not only is rich run this for the past 35 years or so, also the president of the new jersey better business bureau, or the chairman of the board, and i want to get from you what are consumers telling you about the green energy? >> it's -- they are not really happy with t

the lord's transfiguration mountains and the three-altar temple on the spot where the apostles john peterhese temples turned into latin monasteries. at the end of an era. one of them belonged to the orthodox brethren, the other, which was located on the site of the transfiguration, was occupied by latin monks, the ancient buildings have not survived to this day, but even today the top of the favorite is basil tea, which was designed by the italian architect antonio barwoods. in 1924, in russia, many temples of the transfiguration were erected in the cities of ancient monasteries in moscow and the region alone, more than two dozen. temples of the transfiguration of lined legs, but, of course, the lower church is the most famous and is used by the transfiguration of the lord in the temple complex of christ the savior apples and other fruits they will be illuminated in the church on preobrazhenskaya square in moscow, because apple spas falls on the feast of the transfiguration of the lord to which the temple is dedicated, its history is inextricably linked with the russian army on the walls

peter, john, everyone. pay. adam peter, john, everyone.s £50 on the card payment that means with all the deductions you got from the banks and the card machine providers that you may only get £47. that's £3. yeah. yeah. multiply well, i tell you what, times throughout the months it's all money that's missing in the end. >> i tell you what, you've put the case so clearly, so eloquently and you're quite right for small businesses, often they have to wait a hell often they have to wait a hell of a long time to get paid. so cash on delivery is good for everybody. put the case so everybody. you put the case so well that when the fca have their hearing on de—banking and cash , i'm going to try and bring cash, i'm going to try and bring you along as a witness because you along as a witness because you put the case beautifully. congratulations on your initiative of £0.50 off. and hey , i tell you what, if i'm in your party, if i'm in your part of the world, i'm coming in through the front door and i may be there for some time. it's a real pleasure

peter, john, everyone. pay. adam peter, john, everyone.s £50 on the card payment that means with all the deductions you got from the banks and the card machine providers that you may only get £47. that's £3. yeah. yeah. multiply well, i tell you what, times throughout the months it's all money that's missing in the end. >> i tell you what, you've put the case so clearly, so eloquently and you're quite right for small businesses, often they have to wait a hell often they have to wait a hell of a long time to get paid. so cash on delivery is good for everybody. put the case so everybody. you put the case so well that when the fca have their hearing on de—banking and cash , i'm going to try and bring cash, i'm going to try and bring you along as a witness because you along as a witness because you put the case beautifully. congratulations on your initiative of £0.50 off. and hey , i tell you what, if i'm in your party, if i'm in your part of the world, i'm coming in through the front door and i may be there for some time. it's a real pleasure

valuable exhibits and gold and precious stones worth millions pounds, kidnapping of the century, peter johnks serial thief to the 56-year-old curator of the british museum, the newspapers have already delivered a verdict, especially rinse the fact that the fired hicks has 30 years of helpless service behind him, and he was just fighting international theft. from museums. the british experts also give a verdict to the museums in their opinion that the fact that the object of ukraine from the closed shelves, which are used only by scientists , suggests that the british museum is no longer a safe place. you keep the marbles of the acropolis just because the government passed a law in the sixties that allowed you to keep all this farce just because the government passed the law does. it is right that the directors of russian museums have the same opinion about this news; everyone calls the story muddy and believes, perhaps not by chance. this shocking news has surfaced right now the museum is open to the public. this is a risk. uh, steal with her. all the time the museum is fighting, where scie

let's discuss the latest development with our 2 country peter karl john. hi there, carl. what do you make of the japanese plan to lodge a complaint with the world trade organization? is it a symbolic move or, or will it force beijing terrain in some opposition? for you is playing the victim right now. i mean, when it has decided to release, not just nuclear waste water, you know, normal century is running nuclear reactors. it will have nuclear waste water generated from using the water to cool the nuclear reactor. those are in compliance with the international standard. however, the water, ethically, she must, is view clear contaminated water because that water has got in touch with a new air fuel. they, the japanese government and the total power electric company has claimed that they use the alps to filter out as much as i nuclear. i so told us they can, but they have problems isolating tritium and carbon 14. but they, the sample, they provided to the international atomic energy agency. again, this is the sample provided by tapco, the tokyo electric power company. we ar

peters. here is a staffer, john flynn, writing to robert l. peters and hunter biden, saying boss, this was may 26, 2016, boss, 8:45 a.m., prep for 9:00 a.m. phone call with president poroshenko of ukraine, then off to rhode island for infrastructure event and then wilmington for university of delaware commencement. nate will have the draft remarks later tonight and the press clips in the morning. what are you sensing here with t they -- the email address and others? >> this is a pattern the biden family has done repeatedly. joe biden has been referred to as the big guy, he's been referred to as the brand, according to devon archer, when it came to trying to sell the brand and then we saw this family set up more than 20 shell llcs to transfer money. they owned no property, all that they did was use areas to transfer money, and usually when entities do that, it's all for the wrong illegal reasons. >> john: all right, well. congress will be back at some point in the near future, and we expect to see the investigation continue. we'll be following i

the lord in the gospel is described that on this day jesus appeared to his closest disciples peter james and johnajesty and glory and asked his face, as the sun's clothes had already been done with white, how does the light say in the bible the sensation of the cathedral? transformation yes the transformation has all changed for us. the transformation this holiday has replaced the pagan harvest day from what is popularly called the apple savior , fruits and vegetables are brought to churches throughout the country today for lighting, you know, i don’t even have words to convey joy. you know how much this temple is needed by the city of vladivostok, this is a great happiness, because once everything was broken, but now it’s the other way around, and the more it will be. god forbid through what soul today i can’t even explain to my shoulder the temple is located in the very center of vladivostok on the main city ​​square over his frescoes and icons worked 25 artists wrote, not in oils for the seaside humidity. this material is not suitable. water- based silicate paints were chosen. the carved icono

. >> john: abe grieve with peter doocy on that front. >> sandra: never mind us, "america reports." dvr. i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. the story with martha in milwaukee starts right now. >> martha: hi, guys. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. "the story" comes to you today live from milwaukee which is the site of the first republican presidential debate, if you haven't heard. you might have heard something about that. it's a big deal. two days away now. we have governor ron desantis joining us in moments and a lot to get to with him in a huge consequential week for his campaign as rivals like vivek ramaswamy preparing in his own way. he posted this video. three hours of solid debate prep this morning. he's getting ready shirtless. i'm guessing that's his back yard tennis court. i don't know many places you can play without a shirt. i'm thinking he's add home. new polling shows iowa first -- the very first contest in the election, voters far from locked in. it's interesting when you get below the top numbers. more than 50% of voters say that they are deba

. >> john: abe grieve with peter doocy on that front. >> sandra: never mind us, "america reports." oberts. the story with martha in milwaukee starts right now. >> martha: hi, guys. good afternoon, everybody. i'm martha maccallum. "the story" comes to you today live from milwaukee which is the site of the first republican presidential debate, if you haven't heard. you might have heard something about that. it's a big deal. two days away now. we have governor ron desantis joining us in moments and a lot to get to with him in a huge

big shot up to john steinbeck, lyndon johnson and charlie the poodle. you were my inspiration. peter: we also ask authors what their favorite books are. according to jeff guinn, travels with charlie by john steinbeck is one of his favorites, along with catherine drinker bowen, yankee from olympus. could you speak to those two books? jeff: the yankee from olympus is the life study of wendell holmes. i did not want to read the book when i was in high school, but the high school i attended was all over us wendell holmes has spoken i was mesmerized. it was from catherine drinker bowen that i realized rating history did not have to be boring. it was not just facts and names. she created context, starting starting with his grandfather, a minister and his father, a famous poet. and how everything he learned to fit into his time and place and how the decisions he helped render on the supreme court that changed america forever were not just based on law but on personal experience. if you could write a book like that, and not make it dry, i thought it must be possible to write history that is

side and who is going to turn against you and who is looking out for themselves. >> peter baker, barb mcquaide, john allen and charles coleman, thank you all so much. i want to bring into the conversation, and former communications director for jeb bush, former republican congressman david jolly and simone sanders townsend. and the host of simone on peacock on msnbc. might have to get your reaction to what we saw tonight. you have talked about something before, that trump is the king of projection. and sort of every alleged crime, and mishandling documents and stealing elections and messing with the machines, these are the crimes that he was saying that democrats have been doing, mainly hillary clinton. and the only person that we are seeing charged with the grand total of all of this. is the last president of the united states. >> yes, and the machines, as a latest example, i think it is'sp of information that has come out from fani willis that after the election was the republicans, under trump's direction. allegedly. who were trying to look into some of the machines in cobb e county and georgia.

mohamed elneny, peter kay, olivia newton—john —— muhammad ali.end, the former cricket umpire dickie bird, spoke of his loss. parky will always stand out to me as the best. there will never be another one as good, and he's a legend, a true legend. we'll be looking back at some of the highlights of a tv career which spanned seven decades. also on the programme... oh, my god, i'm about to cry! the moment of truth — a levels, btecs, t levels and as levels — tens of thousands of teenagers get their exam results. out with the police in northern france, trying to stop small boats crossing the channel, we have a special report. and attempts to bring back the water vole, an endangered creature, in a new nature reserve in the lake district. and coming up in sportsday later in the hour on bbc news... owen farrell could still miss the start of next month's rugby world cup, we'll have the latest on his red card against wales last weekend.

the gospel it is described that on this day jesus appeared to his three closest disciples peter james and john glory and asked for his face, as the sun had already made clothes with white, as the light is said in the bible, a feeling of sublimity of splendor. yes, the old church cathedral took place. the transfiguration, this holiday replaced the pagan harvest day from what is popularly called the apple savior , fruits and vegetables are brought to churches throughout the country today for lighting, you know. this is a great happiness, because once everything broke, and now vice versa, and the more it will be. god forbid the temple is located. in the very center of vladivostok, on the main city square , 25 artists worked on its frescoes and icons, not in oil, where primorsky humidity. this material is not suitable, water- based silicate paints were chosen. the carved iconostasis is made of golden marble. we used unique technologies when assembling the dome . a 200-ton crane was transported here and with its help we mounted the dome, which has a diameter of 11 m, and a height of more than 15 m.

there's much because peter there's too much because peter john higgs, full name, 56, was fired this summer higgs has not been arrested by police . so not been arrested by police. so it doesn't really matter now because he's been sacked. they've been they've they've told us who it is. they've been they've they've told us who it is . they've told told us who it is. they've told us his age and in this in this 25 paragraph story , they've told 25 paragraph story, they've told us the sort of things that he's done allegedly and probably to earn extra cash. what's really interesting about this is if you followed this story, his family have come out and in complete shock because they've been living a life of poverty. and he's you know, he's a he's away. they i mean , the ridiculous he's they i mean, the ridiculous he's obviously not been sharing the wealth if he's got it but you can't can you if you're a master from there's still sowing from there's still like sowing the this like giving the seeds for this like giving him a motive it was so detail this son giving a very this his son giving a very

peter kay... olivia newton—john... applause. celebrities from all walks of life flocked to his programme.varied life. also tonight... oh, my god, i'm about to cry! the moment of truth, results day for tens of thousands of students, but big differences in the grades between england, wales and northern ireland. saudi arabia's controversial crown prince gets an official invite to the uk. a special report from pakistan after churches and christian homes are attacked following claims of a copy of the quran being desecrated. add more controversy over this high tackle from 0wen farrell. first band, then unbanned. and tonight on newsnight... what is life like in britain in 2023 if you

peter: john, billings, montana, please go ahead.caller: have you ever thought about writing anything about the zodiac killer? they have been saying for years and is a woman to find him when he is actually doing a life sentence in fontana -- in montana. jeff: i do not feel the zodiac killer has the historic tobacco across our culture that other subjects might, so i did not think i will be doing that one. peter: we only have a few minutes left, but one of the subtitles of the last gunfight book is how it changed the american west. what do you mean when you say that? me the event itself was in the gunfight it was simply the police stopped to take a couple of weapons of and it ner happened to be the o.k. corral. i or rest a couple blocks from the o.k. corral was this catchy title. in and of itself the event is negligible. it's still built built-in mythology but in real history this was the times. laws were very elastic in the frontier and if you you got an issue down to get someone you could usually get off by saying well i thought he w

. >> sandra: peter doocy, thank you. john, everybody is out there, you see the gas prices going up. up more in some areas in the country than others. national average, up $0.30 in a pretty short period of time and while a lot of folks say oh, summer driving season, it's really not demand that is going up. economists are saying this is a supply side problem that's driving these prices up, and remember, not only did this president shut down the building of the keystone xl pipeline, but when prices were going up as a result of massive government spending, causing that inflation, they tapped emergency reserves to up the supply. when that's not happening, prices are going back up and what we are seeing happen now. >> john: i'll tell you, we were in san diego all last week and the gas prices there, i mean -- it's unbelievable. so, for the president to be going out there to sell green energy, he might run into what about the energy we are using now, can you do something about the price of that. and there's lots of electric cars in california, but far more that use gasoline. >> sandra: and

john. >> john: we'll see where this goes in the future. peter doocy for us at 1600 pennsylvania.rst white hou

meetings, which is what peter wg about was just to demonstrate access that hunter had access to that then vice president and to sell the biden brand. what do you say about that, johnns to put some of this to rest himself? >> oh, my goodness, he just did with peter. he was the one that called peter over and had peter risked life coming across the barrier. he specifically called peter over. he knows peter will not ask a softball question about, you know, how his vacation was. he knows who peter was any answer that question. >> martha: he didn't answer whether or not he was on speakerphone and those meetings, john. he's had, "i never's talked bus" >> he answered what he said so many times before and he's been consistent he was not talking business. it's been with the question was was he allowing his presence on speakerphone to speak volumes? was he allowing that presence to say, "this is my son and he has access to me." talking to ukrainian men, china's men, russian men after invasion of crimea as katie pavlik pointed out? i don't know how many times he has to say no to the same question. he has been consistent about this. there were no discussions about business wit

john lennon recorded a year before his death. two of the song, "free as a bird" were cleaned up. an attempt was made with that song but the project was abandoned because of background noise. >> when peterackson did the film "get back," us making the album, he was able to extricate john's voice from a lit bill of ka setd that has john's voice and the piano. the he could separate them and tell the machine, this is a voice, that is guitar. so when we came to make what will be the last beatles record it was a demo that john had. we were able to take's voice and get it pure. through this a.i. >> it comes at the same time as an exhibition at london's national portrait gallery, revealing photographs captured by paul mccartney captured between january 1963 and february 1964 that showed what it was like to be a beatle at the start of beatlemania. that's all we have time for. thanks for watching. >> the love and the wonder of what we went through is captured in these photographs. it's the whole thing. it's what makes life great. >> on france24.com click live. find the stories you want to watch or read about. live news, 24 hours a day, in four languages. explore the topics that captivate you. are

side, who's going to turn against you, and who's looking out for themselves. >> peter baker, greg bluestein, barb mcquade, john allen, thank you all so much. i want to bring into the conversation tim miller, former communications director for jeb bush, former republican congressman david jolly and simone sanders townsend, former chief spokesperson for former president harris and host of simone on peacock and msnbc. tim, i've got to get your reaction to what we saw tonight because you have talked about something before that trump is the king of projection and every alleged crime, mishandling documents, these are the crimes he was saying democrats have been doing, namely hillary clinton over the last six years. and the only person we are seeing charged in the grand total of all of this is the last president of the united states. >> after the election it was the maga republicans under trump's direction, allegedly, who were trying to look into some of the machines in cobb county in georgia. i think there's a long line of times where the accusations trump made were in fact confessions, things he was actually doing,

we'll all be watching. >> john: i'm looking forward to that. going back to what peter was talking about and the president's comments in maui yesterday, you know, you are the president, you are not supposed to say oh, well you guys, this happened to you but look at what happened to me. it should be just nothing but i can't even begin to fathom what you are going through but promise you this, the full weight of the federal government is behind you and we will do everything we can to make you whole. i don't understand this penchant to compare, and say oh, yeah, i've been there too, walked in your shoes. >> sandra: a moment like that, we all need to say we are here for you and we feel your pain as this country certainly does, john. >> john: talk about them, don't talk about you. it's very simple. the economy is going to be a hot topic at the republican debate where the candidates will likely take president biden to task over inflation. some americans are still struggling to pay for necessities, and now it's getting harder to afford a car. lydia joins us to break this down.

today, his family and friends will gather at the festival to remember peter. john balloons. _ morning. yes. you can see the balloons, about _ morning. yes. you can see the balloons, about 50 _ morning. yes. you can see the balloons, about 50 or - morning. yes. you can see the balloons, about 50 or 60 - morning. yes. you can see the. balloons, about 50 or 60 ticking morning. yes. you can see the - balloons, about 50 or 60 ticking off this morning. there was one shaped like a bearfrom taipei, taiwan. there shaped balloons are more difficult to fly so when conditions are iffy you will not see them. that huge square billion, that would be like driving a bus compared to a race car. you will see pink ribbons on all of the balloons. that is in memory of pete, his name was mentioned in the pilot briefing this morning and of moment of reflection. racing balloons especially as a very tight—knit community so pete's death has been very heartfelt. —— has been felt very hard. if ever, anyone was born to fly, it was pete gregory. a third—generation hot air balloonist and also an

. >> gillian: all right, peter doocy from 1600 pennsylvania avenue. thank you. john. >> john: a catholic couple says they were shocked when they learned why their application to be foster parents was denied. after enduring hours of interviews, the couple says the state of massachusetts blocked their application over their religious beliefs on lgbtq issues. and now they are taking the complaint to the courts in a brand-new lawsuit. our next guest wrote about it in his latest piece. bill mcgurn, so we are talking about michael and kitty burke, 1 of 1.4 million catholics in massachusetts, they were denied the application to be foster or adoptive parents, because their beliefs are insufficiently progressive. >> the home study showed they passed in flying colors, take children of different race, ethnicity, all sorts of things. they were even willing to take in siblings. but the study noted that they were not supportive of the -- the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, ethos, and therefore they would not be supportive. so because they were not supportive they were denied

. >> john: we'll see where this goes in the future. peter doocy for us at 1600 pennsylvania. thank you. fox news alert, we are standing by for the first white house press briefing in weeks. and there is a lot of news to cover. the fema administrator is going to join karine jean-pierre at the podium with an update on the government's response to the devastating wildfires in maui. >> gillian: also reporters' first shot really to press the white house since attorney general merrick garland appointed a special counsel to investigate the president's son. we'll take you to the briefing as soon as it begins. first the campaign trail in iowa. >> way up in the polls and all over the country, that's a lot, over 50 points. >> i think i'm the most likely to beat biden and get this stuff done and the ability to serve two terms and will not be a lame duck president on day one. >> leaders don't just give you the list of grievances that are the problem. they actually lead. >> it's going great. i think i've been here more than any other candidate and part of the reason is i actually enjoy it.

l>> sandra: okay, peter doocy, we will dig into that, thank you. john. >> john: sandra, the storm pulling away desantis from the campaign trail but in turn he showed leadership skills from the national stage. will it give him a leg-up in the polls? guy benson, richard fowler, both are fox news contributors, good to see both of you. the primary process, it's been said, more often than not, is an ongoing job interview. last year people around the country got a chance to see ron desantis reacting to hurricane ian, and now him planning for and reacting in the aftermath of hurricane idalia. richard, do you think this will serve him well going forward? >> i actually do think this will help ron desantis in a way, look at him versus his field of contender, the only person dealing with a natural disaster, and getting as much free air time versus other opponents because he's the person you see giving press conferences, news updates, talking about a natural disaster. this is the beginning of the recovery. where ron desantis struggled has been his ability to be emp

peter alexander, of course. >>> later we'll talk to republican governor john kasich about all of this. that's coming up. >>> in hawaii wildfires are forcing evacuations, closing schools and causing power outages. the 911 system down in west maui. officials say the fire has burned one of the most popular tourist destinations in the state. the national weather service says hurricane dora passing south of the island is partly to blame for the wind gusts of more than 60 miles an hour. >>> donald trump defiant on the campaign trail as he suggests he will ignore any court order reigning in what he can say about his latest indictment or more specifically about the secret grand jury testimony and what that means for the case and the 2024 campaign. that's next when "andrea mitchell reports" is back in just 60 seconds. stay with us. you're watching msnbc. stay with us you're watching msnbc. (christina) wanna know the secret ingredient to running my business? (tina) her. (christina) being all over, all at once. (tina) all the time. (christina) but my old network wasn't cutting it. and that's not

. >> john: daniel davis is standing by with his thoughts. let's go to peter doocy live on the north lawn of the white house. >> the leaders meeting now all have problems with china. they are trying to figure out how to solve the problems with china but being very careful not to offend china. >> this partnership is not against anyone. it is for something. it is more a vision of the pacific free, open, secure and prosperous. an affirmative agenda. >> the u.s. ambassador to japan is talking about the summit more directly. >> this is one thing that china never wanted to see which is america with its allies coming together and so this is the start of something totally new. >> the chinese don't like to hear that. they have heard what senior administration officials told us, the summit will talk about china's aggressive moves in taiwan and ballistic and cyber threats and they're upset in beijing. state run media is blasting this. attempts to coble together exclusionary groupings and bring military blocks into the asia pacific are not going to get support and will on

john solomon. so remember carlos danger there. we have robin ware, robert bell peters, gr beware. have put a foia request. i don't think you were expected to hear that they had 5,400 of these communications. >> yeah, it is a big number. i will say this. we were told back in 2021 when we found the first communication of the hunter biden laptop and the state department was that joe biden was using this to correspond with hunter biden and others that some people close to joe biden said, he might have used it from time to time. it was an indication that this was large and that is why we put the foia and because of the great work of the southeastern legal foundation. the same group that help me find the estate documents when we said last week and we told you about ukraine impeachment going in reversal. they are not xoom to get this 5400 e-mails were nearly 54,000 e-mails public. we know a few things about these e-mails. we know as you mentioned that ukraine incident. why would a white house staffer be ccing hunter biden on a planned foreign leader call that joe biden -- why would he in

john deere tractor and start telling yours. >> carley: president biden getting defensive and lashing out at our very own peter doocy yesterdayout his family's shady business dealings. >> peter: there's this testimony now where one of your son's former business associates is claiming that you were on speaker phone a lot with them talking business. is that -- >> -- i never talked business anything. i knew you would have a lousy question. >> why is that a lousy question. >> because it's not true. >> ashley: joe concha is a fox news tributer and columnist for the messenger. should everyone in the media be asking this right now. >> joe: carley, can i answer your question with a question? why does it always have to fall to peter doocy or jacqui heinrich to ask these kinds of completely relevant, completely fair, completely not lousy questions? and here you have the sitting president of the united states answering like a jilted teenager who just got caught cheating on a test. i mean, every reporter that covers joe biden should be following up with questions like these every time provides the opportunity to do so, which is rare. i m

john: well, why wait any longer. we have that exchange prepared, gillian, and here it is, between peter doocy and karine jean-pierre. >> how is it possible that isis sympathizer is sneaking people into this country? >> i'm assuming you are speaking to the cnn story, right? ok, want to make sure that folks are watching understand the question. so i want to be really clear here. so the intelligence alerted us to a human smuggling network. we moved fast and successfully to disrupt it. >> john: successfully disrupt it. but as gillian pointed out, after those people had already come into the united states. this was not prevented ahead of time. >> sandra: it's a serious question and something that should continue to be asked. we have seen that constant flow over the border. we don't know who's coming in, john. >> john: one thing you can be sure of, if isis is behind it, it's not a good thing. >> sandra: no. any moment now president biden will take the podium on his plan to lower drug costs, for the economy for the middle class but that's not the truth for the reality for many american families. take it from his own vice p

peter doocy, thank you. joining us now with more, editor-in-chief of just in news.com, john solomon.you have been all over this. you had a great column summarizing all the money. it is interesting that ian sams, sam's, rather issued a scathing memo when we had kevin mccarthy on monday night. now they issued a scathing memo tonight against james comer who will join us in a minute. they are furious. it seems like, number one, thank them for watching "hannity" every night from 9:00 until 10:00. set your dvr so you don't miss an episode. it seems like this is beginning to get to them. the narrative is not sticking anymore. the lie is not sticking. >> listen, chairman comer has done the old-fashioned thing. we want the truth and they follow the money. when you follow the money you start to see a very clear pattern. time and again there is a business partner that drops money into a hunter biden related account and soon after they have access to the water. it's not different than bill clinton getting $250,000 checks from chinese interest where they showed up at the white house with coffee a

one of my viewers as well, john, says the thing that he finds positive about britain is peter's positives positive attitude. and that shocked you, didn't it? >> he does, yeah. i'm not always i'm not always positive. how dare say that? dare you say that? >> tell i'll tell you >> i'll tell you i'll tell you something i do not is something that i do not think is positive at moment, which is positive at the moment, which is some of the goings on in our schools. me ask this. schools. let me ask you this. have got child and have you got a child and a grandchild? niece, nephew, whatever. say you've grandchild? niece, nephew, whea ever. say you've grandchild? niece, nephew, whéa daughter. say you've grandchild? niece, nephew, whéa daughter. if say you've grandchild? niece, nephew, whéa daughter. if youy you've grandchild? niece, nephew, whéa daughter. if you pass 've grandchild? niece, nephew, whéa daughter. if you pass them got a daughter. if you pass them over to school, you waved off your child. i know. andrea your child. i don't know. andrea and then unbeknown to you, that child was known as

john, hindrance l g 0, chicago the the ok, it's time 1st for now and peter said with all the lights us from the women's welcome me. thank you very much. defending champions the united states of qualifying for the knockout stage of the women's world cup. and i need just, this is how close they came to going out of the games to portugal in their final group games and a cup pets a his post, and at a time which would seem possible until the last 16 instead of ended the tournament for the usa for didn't go in and the americans held on for a go. that's true. the us just about straight the finishing 2nd increase e. they still have a chance of winning the trophy for the 3rd time running and 5th time. overall. it's do or die. you know, the knockout stage, anything can happen and, and we are, you know, looking to, to get back, feel good, get our bodies back and we'll be watching tomorrow to see who will be playing. unfortunately, we got the result we needed. so yeah, yeah. so, i mean, either way you like, yeah, of course obviously we want to win. of course we want to win every game but, but ulti

john marshall house living there. for years that denigrated o other families but they were back in the family residence peter and one of the nephews, doctor norton mason recalled that the rope was tucked away in a box in the cabinet in the parler this is a picture of the parler at about 1890, and we interpret this as the small dining room, family dining space. and in the far back when you see a couple doors to think that's a cabinet he is referring to, so if you can see with x-ray vision through those doors that's where the road is. so doctor mason recalled how his mother, he was 12 at the time, drapes this robe over him and has pranced around the house. now, with the marshall house was transferred to the stewardship of the association for the preservation of urgent antiquities now known as preservation virginia in 1911 and in 1913 the house open to the public. on thetr opening weekend the str attraction was of the robe on loan from the sisters. when emily died in 1920 the rope became part of our permanent collection. since that time the robe has been extensively exhibited and extensively conserved. one major conservat

peter paul jacob and other disciples. they carried christ on their shoulders , john the theologian walked in front, clutching a branch of paradise gabriel conveyed to st. mary, many christians accompanied the mother of god on her last earthly journey, and everyone who touched her coffin received healing from ailments according to tradition. the opportunity to say goodbye for the last time other apostles, decided to open the coffin our lady but the coffin was empty inside. they found only a burial cover for stewing the food of the meal. the charter of the dormition fast is quite strict. he reminds great lent, after all, on dormition and on the feast of the transfiguration, he is tired; he allows you to eat fish on saturday sunday according to the fon charter, believers eat the fruits of the sea; at will , grape wine, sunflower olive oil appears, but for us. the main thing to remember is that we are recognized to refrain from condemning the pride of watching not good programs, but you can watch good simple holidays and all of you should spend the dormition fast , hearts were weighed with the prayers of the mother of god. they met

john wharton. was first presented at the 1904 world's fair in st. louis under the name nitfei, right cotton candy. history of russia 1200 in 1706, peter established thisia and was the first to grant them boris sheremetyev for the suppression of the astrakhan uprising if i'm not mistaken, baron, no. maybe it's the count? this is the correct answer. but how can you drop less on golovin? but menshikov and golovin were counts of the holy roman empire, please, the history of russia for 1.500. he personally decided to send abdicated nicholas ii to tobolsk but kept the route secret until the last moment, the royal family was sure that he would leave for the crimea . it was alexander kirinsky fathers and sons for 1500. his father aizen, a famous poet in the prc , was declared the right element and forced to leave for the provinces. and he managed to sit. under arrest, already becoming a world famous artist. maybe it's ivey right? for 1.500 historian sergei solovyov said about him that not a single sovereign was distinguished by such a desire and such an ability to talk, argue in the square folk at a church cathedral with a departed boyar or rescued by foreign

peter roosevelt, remind you were discussing the upcoming nato summit. the okay, let's go back to our guests in england and they, inc, i, i'm sure you came across the article by john mearsheimer um, titled the darkness ahead where the ukraine wore is heading. and it's a fascinating, he's a piece of writing and, and, and, and it's a big picture which everybody really wants to understand. and he get his conclusions. i widely respect his work. but then he, there's one element here that i think could, we could have almost like an endless discussion about and is conclusion that this could end up in some kind of frozen conflict, which i find that really kind of fascinating people mentioned the, the co korean poet peninsula, as an example, i, it doesn't work for me because all of the major powers bought into a frozen complet. russia is not going to do that. your thoughts go ahead in london? uh. yeah, i think uh for sure. this is the only, so that's a name, so has all the windows be considered a strategic to feed for nato? nato has a really big ego. i mean, when it comes to russia, oh, they have a superior already complex here. can they compromise it? this is something th

peter baker of the new york times ok this 30,000 foot look at this and said, youno ever since john adamssint has accepted the verdict of the voters and epped down. ronald reagan once put it, what we accept is normal in america is nothing less than a miracle. until mr. trump came along, is what peter adds there. i mean, when you look at this and the idea of what we have seen, what we see happen in other nations, and the idea that there are a lot of his supporters that won't believe this trial, that won't think it's fair. >> right, there is going to be some people that no matter what the facts are, not going to believe it. but for the vast majority of americans, they want to hear the facts. people were swayed somewhat by the evidence of the january six committee put on. even more people are going to be paying attention if there's a trial in the middle of a presidential election, where donald trump's state of mind and the actions he took in state after state to try to overturn the results of the democratic we conducted election are going to literally be put on trial and broadcast for the am

the peter pan approach, never age in the first place, but part of it is the dorian gray approach about slowing things down. >> john, it is, you know, everything from intermittent fasting to cold plunges, to peptides to everything from new medications, and this is multi billion dollar industry, and the people are focusing on how to enhance your natural biology this way. >> i am sorry -- >> and i love that there are different schools, the wolverine school. >> i am in the wolverine school, and i'm all about the x-men, and do they work? evidence that they work? if so, give me some. >> that the beautiful thing about the scientists, because to know about if it works to increase your life span, it requires decades of studiessh and you have to compare yourself to you. but there is a lot of momentum among the anti-aging researchers and one guy who is the head of the aging institute at albert einstein and i asked him if it works. >> reporter: can we say that if you are taking metformin, can you delay aging process? >> yes, because it is the human decline, so you take care of the immune decline, and you will do much better,

peter, is that this is very different. this is challenging a nuclear power, which was on voided ever since then. since the soviet union, you've got nuclear weapons, right? this is what john kennedy warned about backing up a nuclear power into a choice between that humiliating dest date and something less than that. that's what we've done here, and we've had a better wake up and smell of coffee. meanwhile, let's, let's just talk to the figures, proceed as a gradual attrition. i attrition attrition page and ukraine road have to have those really radical hawks in moscow. prevail over what i consider to be put change approach. well, i think all of this, and i'm not original in saying this, that we all want the conflict to come to an end because this is a complex that never should have happened in the 1st place. it could have been easily avoided, but there was a certain class of people that were hell bent on making this happen. that's all the time we have one, i think my guess in philadelphia, raleigh. and in lisbon. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at r t c. and next time remember, prospect rolls, the, the young nations ultimately experienced t