and tonight rush she says he is no longer welcome their ambassador john sullivan is with me tonight. let's go out, find >> good evening. i'm erin burnett out front so evening the breaking news trump appealing to a man he placed on the supreme court in an effort to end the cases against him and who is that? well, that person is justice brett kavanaugh. and in this 67 page filing of filed by trump's team today, the former president's legal team digging deep into brett kavanaugh was passed to make their case as to why trump should not be charged with trying to overturn the 2020 election. and as they go through this, they point to several statements made by kavanaugh, including this one and they quote, a president who was concerned about an ongoing criminal investigation is almost inevitably going to do a worse job as president trump's team also going way back in time, going to a georgia law article that kavanaugh wrote in which he says and quoting again, prosecution or non-prosecution of a president is in short, inevitably, an unavoidably a political act will a political act that of cou

and john sullivan has submitted documents and memoranda, but is memorized and never says, i didn't do any of this. that i was his lawyer all long. i'd representative fairly . there's a that it's all around the edge. it's my own view. as a lawyer in court regularly is that there's an issue of docket, congestion, and judges often times look for excuses to get rid of cases that they don't think are high profile and no right. at least this gets off my doc and then the court of appeals can take care of. right. and i think that's what happened in this particular case. i still cannot conceive because it's just a very, very elementary principal of common law fraud. going back 80 years at least, then this representing your state of mind can be fraudulent if you intend to violate a representation where you sale honor. and that's exactly what we allege in the complaint. when the judge sullivan said i will be your attorney to start class next signed up at the same time he was planning. that's really not what i'm going to do . i'm not going to represent him. i'm going to sabotage him to my benefit

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john sullivan is reporting that hunter biden and his partners aided the chinese to bid, to corner nuclearporting this this morning which seems like a big story, that his father was still vice president and hunter biden and his partners tried unsuccessfully to help a chinese energy company acquire one of the u.s.'s premier nuclear technology companies. in a see con secret attempt to l the global market. are you looking at this? and where does the impeachment stand now given that hunter biden said he's not coming next week. >> let me tell you why he's not coming, my take as least, because the closed door deposition of hunter biden answering questions, it didn't go well. it didn't go well as all. maria: for who? >> a lot of the things that he told the attorneys in the room that day are completely conflicting with evidence that oversight and judiciary already has in their hands. so i'm sure that they went back after that deposition and said we don't know if we want to do this public testimony, much different type of environment. members of congress can be a little more animated and kind of go

far-xi-ga ♪ >> sandra: a live look at the white house white house where karine jean-pierre and john sullivanions from reporters all this coming will the state department a few moments 1,000 americans still stuck in haiti right now and florida is blazing for at the flood of those migrants to come to its state. that will begin shortly. peter doocy is in the room and we will take you there live when it happens. john. >> john: sander, american still feeling the effects of inflation and goldman sachs ceo is a warning inflation may stick around longer than expected. high energy costs are fueling the current bump in prices. national average gas prices up $3.46 a gallon today. fox team coverage charles payne standing by to tell us how much it costs to fill up a t-rex pickup truck but first, grady trimble joins a slide. what is the biden administration saying about inflation today? >> john, the administration says it is green energy push will hep lower energy prices and may be an inflation in the long run but oil and gas prices are climbing right now when the white house was asked how it's helping to

brown was later used in a prisoner exchange to secure the release of american general john sullivan,ptured battle of long island earlier. as they were moving north towards rhode island. they understood that strategically this first amphibious operation conducted by the navy and marines had other benefits. what it did achieve was it forced the british to employ their naval forces over a much broader area in order to protect its other holdings across world. because the marines and sailors demonstrated they could strike them where and when they wanted. that's the great advantage of naval as the fleet north. the british sent the force the delaware river to test the american defenses protect and philadelphia trying to use their advantage of maneuver of seas. this recruitment of sailors and marines, which included a gentleman named robert mullen. mullen was the owner of the ton tavern, the official birthplace of the. this is also the time when a gentleman named john■ martin, otherwise known as cato, became the first african-american marine, recruited in april of 1776. now hopkins captured

i spoke with john sullivan america's ambassador to moscow, and the president's trump and biden when the country invaded ukraine just over two years ago, he's currently a partner at mayer brown and he's the author of the forthcoming book, midnight in moscow. ambassador jon sarlin, welcome back to our program. >> thank you. christiane, good to be with you today. so it's great to talk to you as we have this shifting dynamic on the ukrainian battlefield. and as putin has his elections this weekend, i want to start by asking you about something he told russian television this week the technical point view of course, we already ready but yeah, they're constantly comment ready. >> i'm not sure three other >> are triad, the nuclear triad is more modern than any other triad, and it's only us to the americans who have such triads. in general. if we talk about the carriers, a number of warheads we are more or less equal. but hours or more modern. everyone knows that all specialists, no >> so i'm basil to how concerned are you that putin keeps talking about having the upper hand in the nuclear doma

thank you. >> thank you john. >> john: sandra. >> sandra: we are keeping an eye on the white house's breathing. jake sullivanpecting an update on the 1,000 americans still stuck in haiti. karine jean-pierre is up next and peter doocy is in the room. >> john: plus could china have to pay up for the covid virus question work one business owner is trying to take the country tr the pandemic. >> when you combine all of these pieces of evidence, it becomes overwhelmingly likely in my estimation that sars-cov-2 originated in a lab. the future is not just going to happen. you have to make it. and if you want a successful business, all it takes is an idea, and now becomes the future where you grew a dream into a reality. the all new godaddy airo. put your business online in minutes with the power of ai. at st. jude, the mission is just something that everyone can truly get behind. look at our little st. jude pin there on the fridge! we're just regular people donating. yeah. and i think it's cool to be able to make a difference in someone's lives in a way that is meaningful. (♪) [shaking] itchy pet? (♪) with chewy, sa

you want to call it that by calling it manifest destiny, which was coined by a magazine, john lewis or sullivann 45. but the ideas were in the in the culture all along, as we can see. and you probably seen these pictures before one not this one. you just. by john coward, but this is a lithograph showing how the west was won. this is progress. in 1872, indians and buffalo are being driven away. stagecoaches trains and whatever this woman represents string a telegraph wire are taking their place in. the 1980s. we have the new western history and patricia limerick and her book, the legacy of conquest. we shot down the western mythology, said the frontier. it hasn't come to an end at all. we're still export exploiting native peoples. the natural environment and the mythology continues writ large and this new western history attacked turner for his neglect of. native peoples and all the other sins of consensus history. and now we have on the right an example people creating their own history from native american perspect deals. and this very much recommend this small book the spaced on a exhibit at

in fact, a meeting today with a number of high-ranking us official those like jake sullivan, like tony blinken and john kirby, making clear that in these meetings today, despite that delegation not coming later in the week, us officials are going to be talking about and pressing for alternatives to a major ground incursion into rafah. take a listen >> still believe that we have learned some key lessons about how to dismantle a terrorist network had a decapitate its leadership. how to starve it of resources, and how to put pressure on its fighters on the battlefield and we were looking forward to, and i think you are looking forward to having the opportunity to share some of those lessons and perspectives with the israelis now. >> in other words, a us still urging the israelis to basically skip a major ground incursion into rafah and consider these highly precise and targeted attacks in southern gaza. instead, the big question of course is whether these rayleigh's are going to heed that advice remember initially is really officials had said that they were going to go ahead and go into rafah at the begin

sullivan. it's not john kerry anymore, senator. who is it now?he way, good morning to you. >> podesto. >> yeah, and he's supposed to be confirmed by the senate. we passed a law that said any czars have to go through senate confirmation. i think podesta is ignoring that, but that's a whole another story. >> you need a new name. that's from a country that we're not very happy with right now. >> exactly, exactly. >> actually, with the way some of them act, maybe that is a good name. what was -- so figure it out for me. what i've been told, the bottom line is a pause doesn't hurt the industry that much, and it allows -- and we know what it is. it's silly season. we know exactly why the biden administration did it, because they can throw a bone to the climate lobby and maybe shore up some of those votes for november. >> you're 100% right. and this is once again the far left wing of the democratic party driving american energy security and american national security policy. and that's the huge mistake. you know, i was over in munich recently for this m

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sullivan, and the secretary of state. and what we've heard from the national security council spokesperson, john kirby is in fact a flat out denial of the accusation coming from israel. that in fact, there has been any sort of retreat from the earlier policy decisions with support towards israel and it's conflict on god side is worn god. so in fact, kirby saying the vote does not represent to shift in our policy and also work on further to explain why the united states felt that had to abstain on that un security council vote saying that the united states wanted to get to a place where it could support it, but the issue for it was the final text didn't have language that the united states was looking for. uh, namely that it was looking for some very clear condemnation of her mouth and the october 7th attacks and israel it as a result. according to john kirby, this was something that could not be supported. now, with respect to those meetings that we have not only going on, but the ones that we know or to take place later in the week that have now been cancelled as a result of the us actions. we have also heard and it had r

ensure the safety support of though sheltering and rafah before any military sullivan has said he has not seen any plan yet. johnkirby set it would be a disaster to invade rafah. if netanyahu defied the united states and invades fah, you commit that you will halt any future military cells to israel? >> that is a presidential decision. we expect -- by the way, spoke to minister galan last night. we will have them use them in a responsible way. >> when you make a commitment that they defy what we are saying and they violate law. it is a posted naalcurity mom and a random 18 and national security memorandum 20. if they do not do what we are saying, we would halt the arm sales or transfers. >> the decision the is mine. >> what would you recommend? >> again i really do expect that they utilize the weapons we provide in a responsible way. >> for time, it seems to me if ththem, what kirby is telling him and solvent is time, that would be worth. the palestinian children are starving for israel's finance minister stopped american flower. are taxpayers paid for to get into gaza. if israel, again, ever stops american paid

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sullivan. he began to develop a plan that would hopefully be a response to the threat to us national security from russia. johnmerican political scientist , journalist is in direct contact with us, john, direct connection, i’m already used to talking at this time in direct connection, because you go out at night, don’t sleep, in order to somehow communicate with us, now in our studio , glad to see you, john, well... you see, the question is this: a country that, therefore, in its strategy had the task of destroying the russian federation, now somehow wants to negotiate something with us, how is this all correlated, compatible with each other? well first, as you know, president biden's popularity rating is about 35%. this says that the majority of americans do not trust our government, do not trust our president, which already says a lot, then the second point: yes, as you said, the united states and its allies in nato are, well, actually conducting active military operations against your country, with the goal of destroying russia, bringing russia to its knees, they spoke openly. as we know, they send a huge a

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