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k. john korea, who will tell you all about that on the whistle blows? next i'm will be back in just on the often out with oh. 2 ah. 2 perhaps the greatest mystery of the 20th century was who killed us. president john f kennedy was at lee harvey. oswald acting alone, was at the cia or elements of the cia was at the mafia. the russians, the cubans, perhaps even vice president. lyndon johnson, we don't have the definitive answer, but our guest today is one of the world's leading experts on this subject. and he's uncovered some new information. i'm john carry aku and you're watching the whistleblowers. ah. 2 there are enough questions about the john f kennedy assassination to fill a library. countless books already have been written on the subject, and many of them have only served to make the issue murkier. rather than to clear up some of the myriad questions surrounding the case. every 5 or 10 years, congress demands that, that ca, declassify, and release a tranche of documents related to the assassination. and with great hope among the public that more l

matter of fact, this is the third senior leader that the taliban have killed in terms of isis k leadership. >> johnn releasing the leader's name. i saw just in the beginning of april centcom in a press release very clearly named another isis leader that was taken out in syria? >> i wish i could give you more context here, kate. we are not able to speak publicly about the name right now. there are reasons for that, but i can tell you that we are confident that this is the individual who, in fact, masterminded that attack. >> john, after the abbey gate attack everyone will remember president biden's speech that night and he vowed retribution, and he said we will not forgive. we will not forget. we will hunt you down and make you pay. the fact that the taliban is who killed this leader, does this speak to the limits of u.s. capabilities in afghanistan after the withdrawal? >> no, actually, kate, i think it validates the president's decision to leave afghanistan altogether. you don't need to have a big presence on the ground, boots on the ground to go after terrorist threats whether they're in afghanis

and john k kirby said no this is awful. >> we still don't know when the chinese spy balloon picked uphing. kennedy: we're good, you are not good, you are lying to us. you can spy on every man, woman and child, good job. trace gallagher. >> thank you. kennedy: all right. speaking of potential devastation, china wrapping up among naval season of taiwan. the taiwanese government sounding the alarm over potential for a real war, real soon. >> any accident might spark an uncontrollable war between taiwan and china. if other countries are trying to intervene it might be the start of a war of a grand scale. kennedy: i don't want a grand scale war, that does not sound good for the market, china said it's ready to fight today, oh, that is great. but white house on other hand saying there is no need to over react. and mike pompeo saying it's time for bootses on the ground. >> u.s. will have to be all in to protect american interesting throughout the pacific. that includes taiwan, japan and australia, south korea, this is in the american tradition. get deterrents right and we won't have to face

lucas morell is the john k boardman jr. professor of politics at washington and lee university where he has taught since 1999. he is the author or editor of five books including lincoln's sacred effort defining religion's role in american self-government. and lincoln and liberty wisdom for the ages. i was looking for reviews of the book and i found one. excuse me. i found one by harold holzer in civil war history. and this is what he said. the research is solid throughout the writing sterling morell has assembled a collection no lincoln scholar or serious student can afford to be without. his most recent book. is lincoln and the american founding? which is a fantastic book. and i highly recommend that you buy it at the gift shop. he'll be speaking about it today. please join me in welcoming lucas morrell. good morning. thank you john and also obviously harold and pat and all the folks who moved mountains to get this thing going with us in person today. you're going to keep hearing that but it shows you how much we value oth

now, the white house didn't name the isis-k leader but john kirby, the coordinator for strategic communicationsck and says he is one of several isis-k leaders that have been killed since the beginning of the year. now, what's interesting here, in addition to not naming this isis-k leader, the white house also not saying when or how he was killed by the taliban, whether it was a specific strike against this isis-k terrorist or just in general fighting, as isis-k fights the taliban for control of some parts of afghanistan. so those at least as of right now remain an open question. but now nearly two years after that attack that killed 13 u.s. service members just days before the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan was concluded, the white house saying that the isis-k leader that planned that attack killed by the taliban. in a statement, representative michael mccaul says any time a terrorist is taken off the board is a good day, but this doesn't diminish the biden administration's culpability for the failures of the attack and will in no way deter the committee's investigation. this news comes just

john did that k of silence regarding ca, suppose membership and the council of europe is equal to a recognition of the self proclaimed republic. according to the church, this will effect spell grades both in the next session of the council of europe scheduled in may, where the ukraine conflict is expected to take center stage. the grade has previously expressed full support for ukraine's while to preserve its pre war borders. despite refusing to join the west and imposing sanctions on moscow, cosmo which proclaimed independence from serbia in 2008, applied to join the council of europe after russia was expelled from the group in march last year. so be an independent journalist, do show per welcome h save ukraine, silence on closer. those bit can help set a dangerous precedent for all of europe. yes, that sounds like to be a very soon. it is not an option to follow united states everywhere in a situation. this is a dangerous precedent that will be used for i've used the coming years if the council of europe are steps also today. why. 9 i would not accept the tomorrow or, or why would it not acce

divided america ever since he came on the scene in 2016. clearly, that's the case and good to know john k o money's on trump one point 8, 15 pm tonight. when we will see the former president, while he's planning to schedule that, he's going to speak mar, like us. definitely, thanks for reminding us john, we're gonna have a brand new that lives here. but in the meantime, since you're talking about our view as them, you know, people outside of american what they might be familiar with, explain to us how normal it is. you know what we hear often from the supporters of trump is, hey, don't pay attention to this district attorney. he's a democrat he ran for offers on a platform of. busy going after donald trump now for those not familiar with, you know, that mixing and shall we say of politics and, and, and the judicial system just put the context for us and how normal is that in america? well, that's one of the arguments for appointed prosecutor is across the us. different states do it differently. so if you were appointed by a democrat, then people assume you're a democrat. there are also el

specific taliban often go after this isis-k leader, or was it in general fighting between isis-k and the taliban? johnnational security strategic communications coordinator said this terrorist was the mastermind of the attack, and as one of several senior level isis-k leaders that has been killed since the beginning of the year. the taliban has been trying to crack down on isis-k's after the u.s. withdrawal in afghanistan, viewing them as a rival to their power and afghanistan. general eric carrillo, u.s. central commander, says isis-k is growing stronger, trying to carry out more attacks, and their ultimate goal is to carry out attacks against u.s. interests, either the homeland, which is more difficult for them, or u.s. interests abroad, which is something they aim to do as they try an export their ideology outside of afghanistan. now, this news of the death of the isis-k leader who planned the attack comes as republicans have been investigating and carrying out oversight of the withdrawal, excoriated the biden administration for how it was handled and of course the attack at abbey gate that led to

that's where you get k pop and everything. >> john: 2016 campaign, i joined rick perry clear lake, iowaemorial for buddy holly's plane crash, the day the music died. >> aishah: scott peterson convicted of killing his wife nearly 20 years ago is filing a new appeal. seeing peterson the first time in all these years. we will show it to you straight ahead. >> to say absolutely no we have no ethics, no standards of behavior as to what we receive in the way of gifts or financial benefits is wrong in the constitution. >> john: media reports slammed justice clarence thomas and now neil gorsuch over real estate transactions. should they have to appear before congress to testify on ethics or are democrats merely attacking judicial independence? fox news sunday anchor and chief legal correspondent shannon bream sounds off coming up next. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning, as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. hormone therapy works

t nothing is ever joe's fault.o just listen to this explainera o from john kirby. k. expreook >>ss nowhere in here does thereo appear to be any expression of happenedbility or mistak he by either the president himself or others. is there any for. argue i woulde that the very fact that we, th voluntarily, the agencies voluntarily decided to go conduct after action reviews, nobody told them to do that. who's going to get fired over us ? peter , the purpose of the document that we're putting out toda ty is to sort of collas the chief reviews and findings of the agenciedis that did after action reviews. it's not the purpose of it not is not accountability. according to biden.g. biden did nothing wrong. he accepts no responsibility, frankly, for anythin g. nodw he's learned nothing at all also. and it's really important, you know, not to assign blame here. well, except for all the timeskt that the report blame donald dun trump, they kept blaming donalde trump. he wasn' t president duringeric the chaotic withdrawal. not a single american waan ws killed by the taliban in afg

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john. jeff, i'm perplexed as to why presidents of both parties have steadfastly refused to declassify additional j. f. k documents. despite the fact that congress has mandated declassification and release unanimously. so many years have passed. what is the c i have to hide? are they trying to protect information related to operations in places like mexico, city, havana, moscow? are they trying to protect sources? maybe even the dead ones? why the reluctance to, to just come clean unless there's some involvement? well, there's a, you know, as a, as a clandestine service, they are just inherently reflexively resistant to true, complying with full disclosure laws. and so i think one part of this is they don't want to create any precedent where outsiders can come in and say, you have to declassify this and you have to be classified that what they say about what their withholding is. this is information that will harm national security for the least, you know, but then when we, when we see what had been withheld and when new information is released, like in december like last december, you know, the informat

john bolton, who's a u. s. diploma. and they were talking about something and tony been made this amazing comment. he said, you know, both are in the u. k and the us are in decline and you've got to accept and you know, where you rudo on separately american from john bolton. but he was an amazingly gracious person. but i think he was absolutely right. those empires are in decline, and throughout history you've seen and decline, and others take that place. and now it is the right the 21st century. and these regions will we want to trade with our neighbors. we should be able to trade with russia, you know, we should be able to trade with iran, and yet we are sanctioned and it doesn't make any sense for us to be sanctioned by that and not to be able to trade with our neighbors. i mean neighbors, you can't change your neighbors, you can change foreign policies, but you can't change over your neighbors. now we only have a couple of minutes left and we've talked a lot about sort of this youth potential practice and, but i want to pay homage to your roots as well. and, you know, whenever i visit packets and i'm always sort of stricken by the l

john bolton, who's a us diploma. and they were talking about something and tony been made this amazing comment. he said, you know, both are in the u. k and the us are in decline and you got to accept. and you know, he got a very rude on so from the american, from john bolton. but he was an amazingly gracious person. but i think he was absolutely right. those in part are in decline and throughout history you've seen them decline and others take that place and now it is the right the 21st century. and these regions will we want to trade with our neighbors. we should be able to trade with russia, you know, we should be able to trade with iran, and yet we are sanctioned. and it doesn't make any sense for us to be sanctioned, like that and not to be able to trade with our neighbors. i mean, neighbors, you can't change your neighbors, you can change foreign policies, but you can't change over your neighbor. now, we only have a couple of minutes of the few potential factors, but i want to own the round the world. i think he was a, you know, he liked a lot. you are already without certainly closing all for the outside influences. some of the

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john. jeff, i'm perplexed as to why presidents of both parties have steadfastly refused to declassify additional j. f. k documents. despite the fact that congress has mandated declassification and release unanimously. so many years past, what does the c i have to hide? are they trying to protect information related to operations in places like mexico city, havana, moscow? are they trying ones? why they're reluctant to unless there's some involvement on is they're trying to make sure that matters in the right. yeah. right. like rival reagan said, yeah, trust. but verify, okay, we want verification that there's nothing in there and they won't provide it so that suspicious behavior, right? i mean sure why wouldn't you do if you didn't have something to hide? why wouldn't you come clean? so i believe that they are hiding significant information. that's embarrassing now . well, at 60 years ago, why not? you know, well, j, f k occupies a special place in american culture, american imagination, american politics. and so, you know, if something was very embarrassing about j. f k, that could be really, really ha

john. jeff, i'm perplexed as to why presidents of both parties have steadfastly refused to declassify additional j. f. k documents. despite the fact that congress has mandated declassification and release unanimously. so many years have passed. what is the c i have to hide? are they trying to protect information related to operations in places like mexico, city, havana sources, maybe even the dead one, some flying with full disclosure of national security for the means, you know? but then when we, when we see what had been withheld and when new information is released, like in december like last december, you know, the information for the most part is not earth shattering? no, it's not the next of live informants. you know, it's pretty mundane. stop, so what's going on is they're trying to make sure that they have the last the word . and the question you raise is a good one way, you know, if you don't have anything to hide, why would you keep hiding thing? and their position now is, well, we just need to keep hiding this stuff, but trust us, there's nothing that matters in there. right? yeah, right. lik

if still are hot in south and the 2, couple of b k starts to get renewed and they are still the dominates and currencies. john, i'm afraid we don't actually have time to get back to you. i appreciate you didn't have to have your 1st, but we hope to get you on the program again soon. gentlemen, i'd love to thank you all very much for your time and your thoughts today. we could have continued talking about the 4 hours to calmness down your show, professor of lots in latin american and carbon studies. the city university of new york. don't the civil come out to politics, foreign policy expert and john kimberly's, political analyst and the editor of issue inside gentlemen, thanks again very much for your time. you know, meanwhile, the russian foreign minister also echoed the brazilian. president's coal for the use of national currency is an international trade by ross, i believe the process of the dollars ation is inevitable. muggle is the width, grid scales undermining all positions because the countries of the world understand how both american leadership and their satellites states inadequately and grossly exp

k. ministry of defense warns that rushes assault totally ukrainian town has been re enter. john plus refers the f b i arrests. 2 men suspected of running a secret police station in new york city. on behalf of the chinese government. officials say the outpost was used to target u. s. based chinese distance. ah . hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. were receiving conflicting reports about a possible 24 hour cease fire in sudan earlier rival forces battling and the east african country had reportedly agreed to paul fighting from 6 pm local time. now his spokesman for the sudanese army says he knows nothing about such an agreement. the opposing rapid support forces had been calling on government forces to end the violence. almost 200 people had been killed since fighting began on saturday. wow. after days of heavy fighting and cartoon, many residents are fleeing the sudanese capital, amazon, even a city and heading for a home town were waiting for the victory statement from the city and his army. mothers had had no choice but to stay put traps by the fighting. this un

k. the white house rolled out the red carpet for south korea as president john, so kill a 6 day state visit underlying how important this guest is to washington, and just how deep ties all a well, american pie was far from the only thing on the menu. discussions are set to cover trade, security and geo politics. the trip began with the signing of a new accord, promising us protection to south korea against the threat of nuclear attack from pyongyang. so what will this declaration mean for the asia pacific? and once the reaction been, we'll be discussing that without guests and just a few moments, but fast. alexander biased talks us through the details of the deal, a show of military strength, underscoring a powerful alliance. as us president joe biden welcomed south korean president hughes took you to the white house on wednesday. it's the 1st u. s. state visit between the 2 in 12 years designed to reaffirm decades of defense, cooperation, and project a united front in the face of increased missile testing by north korea. and growing alarm in the south. nuclear attack by north korea against

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rachel grandfather's a cnn senior political analyst, john avlon, former congressman max rosen, former federal prosecutor, k teachers haski, as well as cnn political commentator kristen soltis anderson. good to see all of you tonight. so katie, let's pick up. if we could there. i was really struck by and just laid out so well. the comments in that dissent from justice alito does that tell you anything about what it could look like, if and likely when this ends up back in front of the justices, well, it's a very interesting decision by the court. but it's really not in my mind inconsistent with the way that they've looked at fda authority in the past, and as many people have pointed out, the supreme court has specifically said that they would defer to the fda in making decisions about when medication is approved, and the conditions under which it is dispensed. so in many ways, this opinion is very consistent with that history, and it also does how the supreme court to stay out of the abortion business to a great extent. like they said they wanted to do when they overturned roe. so in my mind legally speaking

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