kerry, thank you very much. and let's talk about russia now with francis scarr, who follows russia for bbc monitoring. and, francis, kerry was talking about self—censorship. is that a similar situation in russia, or is that how the citizens of russia approach things? i think with russia there is a large proportion - of the population, _ unfortunately, that is willing to consume the extremely i anti—west and anti—ukrainian narratives that are being put out by the state media. - the polling we have suggests that around two—thirds - of people still get most- of their news from state tv. just a few days ago, | a major propagandist was threatening to fire nuclear weapons at the us and "sink . the british isles", - in his words, if the west were to deploy regular troops to ukraine. - that said, there have been a whole raft of kind - of repressive laws which have been introduced over the lastj few years, and especially . since the invasion of ukraine just over two years ago, i to essentially make telling the truth a cr

but kerry elected to reach for a piece in the book.one of the longer pieces in the book in which kerry really looks into his family. family line back, back almost 200 years and. said, share what you will about that piece, what that in particular. what stuck with me, though, was the central theme, which kind of easy to hear, but rarely warrants pausing and thinking about. and that is that idea of looking at this text not just described, but the texas folklore society at the time. all the cowboy hats and then all the new young ideas and, leaders coming into the group and yet, like many organizations in a lot of change and you know, kerry, one of the real themes was that idea of your folklore, your folk history is not may not be my folklore. and my folk history and i want to ask you to just expand on that. and if i could append, put that in context of just your your daily, weekly writing and columns and to what degree that is a theme that's or thought that's in your mind when you're writing you're writing to an audience, you know you need

[applause] [laughter] [applause] john thorpe kerry.applause] john kerry's public service expands the seven decades and the seven continents. he demonstrated courage fighting in a war and equal courage fighting against it. a decorated naval officer that volunteered for combat he made peace for the country he fought on the battlefield. elected five times to the senate by the people of massachusetts, he was the democratic party presidential nominee and came within one state of victory. the son of a foreign officer -- the son of a foreign officer, diplomacy is in his dna. as a secretary of state, he worked for peace, negotiated arms control, and forged the historic paris agreement on climate change. he built on that work as the first ever special presidential envoy for climate. his bold, relentless public service reflects his enduring belief in america where our best days are still to come. [applause] [applause] bonnie lundberg accepting on behalf of frank r lundberg. [applause] frank altenburg was a patriot of -- frank altenburg enlisted

i heard your commentary with kerri earlier. day this would be driving the international news. the difference between former president trump really taking this issue and president biden what he said to cnn last night. he plain said that the weapons were stopped and that he was essentially drawing a red line about israel not going into rafah, which israel has said they are going to do to try to take out hamas. you have a lot of democrats now starting to speak out on this. i had senator john fetterman on the other night on special report and very specific he thought it was a horrible idea to slow or stop weapons going into israel especially precision guided bombs trying to prevent civilian casualties. this is a huge story that largely will get overlooked today in the wake of all this. >> bill: omar is predicting and talking about victory for the campus chaos. >> dana: encouraging more. >> bill: let's get back to the trial. "wall street journal" today says number one here, guys, it's easy to believe the prosecutions goal was as muc

what about you, kerry?i think election couldn't come soon enough, only because i think, the conservative us need a good kicking. and so as far as i'm concerned and, you know, he wasn't he wasn't elected as prime minister. and so i'm glad it happened. i have to say that i felt sorry for him. yes. it's the first time i've ever felt sorry for him. stood there in the pouring rain. i mean, it was pathetic. and it. i unbelievable that nobody could just hand him an umbrella. what what is this? but again, this is sunak and his party treating people with contempt . he was treating his contempt. he was treating his own members with contempt by not discussing it with them. but at least there's an election and i will use my protest vote or rip up my ballot paper. >> but i just want to like when you say, oh, he wasn't elected and all the rest of it, that is the system in this country. whether you like that or not, people will be shouting at their screen while saying, well, what about brown? he got into a position in the

let me start with john kerry and as everyone knows john kerry has been a long time advocate on climate change. i'm going to posit these two statements that he made two years apart almost to the day. he said in 2021 as we are talking where were credibly on course to hit somewhere between three to four degrees at the current rate talking about projected average temperature rise to 2100. two years later obviously the same speech there was a change made. certainly was heading toward something like 2.42.5 degrees of warming on w the planet for global average temperature. that's a change of a significant amount from three or four degrees 2.4 degrees. so would be fair to ask what change let me say all profits to john kerry he's accurately reflecting signs when many people still have not. if you ask mr. kerry what changed he said recently we are at 2.5 degrees and when i took this job when we were headed for four degrees. that's not exactly correct so i they would do is tell you why the perspective has changed as reflected by mr. kerry. iel call it the best kept secret in climate science. ever

that is the focus. >> sandra: make up that what you will, kerri. >> kerri: yeah, you know, for startersbviously, it would be inappropriate for a president -- for president biden to be making any kind of comment on this verdict given that he has sworn over and over that he is going to stay away from all of this stuff and the -- of course the fact that it is his political opponents, he would be speaking about and it does not help the fact that a top biden justice official left doj to come work here to prosecute donald trump. so putting the fact that -- the inappropriateness of it, from a public relations standpoint, i thought it was an interesting announcement that was flooded after various media channels because look, joe biden had a pretty bad news cycle last few days. he had the headline from politico saying that democrats are in full freak out mode. so as a former pr comes person, the first thing i would be taking us, we got to change the channel on this. we got to put something out there to make people think not about how badly biden is doing in the news right now. so a couple ways y

john kerry.th dole, very respectable. pelosi, but a lot of it is partisan giveaways at this point. rachel: yeah. pete: here's how -- can keep looking, this you go. here's how joe biden described his medal for john kerry at the white house yesterday. >> i've served and worked closely as senator and as vice president, then as president with this guy, john kerry. john kerry. [applause] i was vice president when he was secretary secretary of state and in my administering he led our efforts -- administration, he led as first presidentialen soy for climate. throughout six decades of service to the nation, john, as a soldier, senator, statesman. rachel: you know, pete, we were talking about this last night, you were hosting on jesse watters, and topic came up, and you kind of focused in on john kerry, nancy pelosi and michael bloomberg who are three people who have tried to take people's freedoms away. pete: yeah. rachel: t really quite ironic through environmental policy. michael bloom are berg, he's a

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professor kerry brown, i really appreciate _ from.or kerry brown, i really appreciate your time, i from. professor kerry brown, i. really appreciate your time, thank you. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. the israeli army says five of its soldiers were killed when they were mistakenly fired on by one of its own tanks in northern gaza. two shells were fired at the paratroopers injabalia. these images show the aftermath of an israeli strike injabalia. israeli ground forces re—entered the area earlier this month. our correspondent injerusalem, danjohnson, gave us more on this incident. we know this happened yesterday, as israeli soldiers were sent back into one of the areas that had been declared cleared and free of hamas fighters as early as january. so somewhere that the idf had completed its operations, but had had to return to because of the reappearance of hamas fighters in that area. and it's in clearing buildings there that this group of israeli soldiers were fired on, shelled at by an israeli tank. that's cert

kerry urbahn with us.he is arguing about the catch and kill scheme that involved david pecker going back to 2015 at ami. when he said he never heard catch and kill until recently it's meaningful. blanche talking now. when he admitted half the stories "national enquirer" buys they don't publish, that's meaningful. half the stories. i missed that testimony from a few weeks ago. he is bringing it back now today, kerri. >> i think there are a few reasons he is making that point. one, catching and kill schemes are not illegal. two, it was a common practice for mr. pecker. three, mr. pecker testified on the stand that positive stories about donald trump did very well. 80% of people wanted donald trump to be president who read the "national enquirer." the reason that matters is because it was a mutually beneficial relationship. pecker wanted to help trump out, yes, but also helping pecker out. good stories about trump and the lack of bad ones only helped business. this was a money-making opportunity for him and t

so look, if you want to see kerry's award winning climate reporting, all you have to do is go to our website. it's all in one spot. just go to nbcbayarea.com. slash climate in crisis here. congratulations i would stand up and i would tell you too much. so i can. so it's the first one they've awarded in the country and they have more on the east coast. history maker too. yeah. thank you. and it's a team effort. but it is nice to be recognized. it is wonderful. and you're making such a difference. and you educate people that can read even more about it at nbcbayarea.com. about to post something too. so. all right, well, let's enjoy our beautiful weather as we are now seeing the clouds breaking up in parts of the bay. and we're also seeing some cool temperatures. we're right now at 62, in san francisco, san rafael and palo alto is 64 degrees and 66. in san jose. we have a little bit of a breeze picking up for some spots. i do think it will get a little bit more windy as we go into the afternoon, into the evening, but before then, we're going to see the temperatures warming up and spread

thank you kerri and jonathan. are several students detained today as police clear out an anti-israeli encampment at the university of arizona, george washington university in d.c. and now u penn in philly. molly line is at harvard where protestors are apparently refusing to leave. good morning. >> good morning, bill. you are right. the tents remain at harvard in harvard yard. nearby m.i.t. in the early morning hours officers in riot gear arrived to clear that pro-palestinian encampment where students remain despite deadlines sent and warning from institute leaders that student face suspensions. ten arrests were made. they called the police action our last resort. the student group vowed on social media today you cannot suspend the movement. we'll be back. >> it is shameful that m.i.t. turned in the cover of darkness against the students with a very militarized police force completely disproportionate to the action and number of students that are here and it's baffling that they keep on turning against their studen

what is the answer, though, kerry ? how do answer, though, kerry? how do restaurants stop it?hocked when you read these reports because it seems sometimes these are kind of serial dine and dash. couples one, one there's a report, there's an ex—lawyer who goes around completely ripping, ripping off restaurants and taxi drivers and others. and i do think that name and shame is one good thing to go. way to go sticking their photographs up, making sure other rest of the hospitality industry know who these people are. but i also can't understand why these people are not arrested or, you know, they are committing serious fraud and a criminal offence and getting away with blue murder. i do think we these days we have to be. i mean, i'd be always be for it's such antisocial behaviour. i'd be for grabbing them by the scruff of the whatever. but you have to be a bit careful these days as people pull knives on you. >> this is certainly true, kelvin. >> how do we fix it, well, i'm not sure we fix it. they do get charged. they do get arrested. one of the things that cheers me up about the

kerri? >> yeah, he is right. if i were todd blanche i would be thinking the same way. we see how today goes and it did not end with just a cross, the prosecution's office will have a chance to do redirect and then the defense team could do recross, we redirect, reread cross and this could go on sometime. it remains to be seen and the testimony i believe was remarkably compelling given cohen told him donald trump that cohen i'm sorry, donald trump knew nothing about the stormy daniels payment and then that cohen had done that completely on his own and he also told bob costello's that he would do anything to stay out of jail. as we know once he was sentenced that's when things changed and shifted for cohen as far as what he publicly said about trump and went from an extreme version of love to a an extreme version of hate. one has to wonder why. >> john: suggestion there from i guess costello is that cohen said he would do anything to stay out of jail including dropping a dime on trump buddy didn't have the dime to drop so he never did it. kerri and the time he spent in t

kerry?don't think i don't think i should talk, actually, 12 hours of rain, and they're saying it's going to be a soggy bottom at monday. the bank is basically there's going to be a lot of rain on bank holiday. and this is a headline in britain. yeah. this is like, oh no, there's going to be rain. but it's been so nice . yes. very it's been so nice. yes. very nice. and i don't know why it's soggy bottom britain i assuming everyone's going to sit in it. oh there's a puddle. there's that. what we do . that. what we do. >> it's going to be the worst for 200 years. which. wow is another made up fact. >> yeah i can guarantee system for this. >> and they always give it as a sort of as proof that, you know, the climate is changing . it's the climate is changing. it's the climate is changing. it's the wettest bank holiday monday for 200 years. number one, they probably didn't have banks 200 years ago. so they have a bank houday years ago. so they have a bank holiday monday. they didn't have banks to

all right, kerri, other than how ms.aniels comported herself during this testimony what else about her appearance stood out to you and how it would impact the jury. >> this was a bit odd. a criminal trial involving the former president of the united states. each witness has dressed and presented themselves in a somewhat formal matter. put together way. and just oddly, stormy daniels came in with her hair kind of pulled back in a clip with all kinds of hair coming out as if she hadn't brushed it, quite frankly. and had what looked almost like a hoodie but a coat. dressed very occasionally. i started thinking is this intentional part of her strategy with the prosecution to show that she doesn't care, or she is just some regular person? who is going to be here? but, back to the money that she owes donald trump it's a federal court order in the ninth circuit. exactly. and so, the fact she defiantly sat there saying she hopes she never has to pay a penny and let's not forget if donald trump were, say, to go to jail she probab

kerri, jonathan and andy mccarthy. highlyly respected andy mccarthy. i'm almost up to levels of geography. >> dana: you're way up in our book. we'll continue to follow this and getting all the details minute by minute and continue to bring you this kind of excellent analysis from these folks and others who will join us as well. we'll be right back. your routin. new science shows listerine is 5x more effective than floss at reducing plaque above the gumline. for a cleaner, healthier mouth. ahhhhh. listerine. feel the whoa! from pep in their step to shine in their coats, when people switch their dog's food to the farmer's dog, the effects can seem like magic. but there's no magic involved. (dog bark) it's just smarter, healthier pet food. it's amazing what real food can do. hi guys! bill, you look great! now that i have inspire, i'm free from struggling with the mask and the hose. inspire? inspire is a sleep apnea treatment that works inside my body with a click of this button. where are you going? i'm going to get inspi

in 2014, when secretary kerry was negotiating a ceasefire between hamas and israel, we really pushed parties hard to get the parties to agree to something they didn't want to agree to, and the ceasefire fell apart very quickly. if both sides feel really forced into something that they didn't otherwise want to do, it might not last. and that is the concern for the biden administration — if the sides aren't in a place where they want to get the result for their own domestic

kerri urbahn has had a front row street to the 20 arguments to the damage is the fox news legal editorcounselor to attorney general bill barr. went to have you on the show. infected just reinforced what was just another jonathan turley just texted the prosecutor said there are only a third of the way through, yeah, experiment if that's true we're looking for more hours, the final judgement can be accomplished in half that time. four more hours? >> yeah. i know. is crazy, it feels like we're going to be here forever and, of course, once we finish with that the judge needs to instruct the jury which will likely happen tomorrow and then we don't know how long the jury is going to take a deliberate. but it will be interesting. the jury said they were willing to work passed the normal close time at 4:30 today saves we'll see how long we end up staying here. >> trace: is incredible because, you know, trey gowdy was texting earlier and you may have known this that another objection by the defense overruled by the judge he said, "i honestly cannot remember the last defense objection that was s

david: kerri, very quickly because we have to go. has the judge at least told the jury ndas are not illegal? that hush money payments is not illegal? >> we certainly heard that come out during testimony, from both the prosecution and the defense, as far as if the judge himself spelled that out yet, i don't recall him doing so. i don't think the jury at this point cowalk away thinking anything it was but legal. that point has been made, including, including by the prosecution's own witnesses. david: if they come to that conclusion then donald trump is innocent, right, in the eyes of the jury? >> right. one would think so but the prosecution's convoluted theory, even though that was legal, they would like the jury not to think it is based on how they approached this case, even though it is legal there was this attempt to cover it up and that's a violation of new york state election law because they were unlawfully conspiring to promote a candidate for office even though of course the nda is legal, secondly, there are a lot of things th

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i'm john kerry onto we're speaking with david bacon. he's a photo, journalist, fine arts, photographer, author, union organizer and artist. thanks again for being with us, david. it's a pleasure. it's a pleasure, john. thank you for inviting me. thank you, david. i want to return to the very powerful piece that you wrote as part of a presentation with which i opened the show. it harkens back to that epic song deportees by woody guthrie. what do you got? 3 saying about a plain load of migrants who were being deported to mexico, when their plane exploded over los gatos, california. he lamented that they wouldn't be known by their names, but only as deportees. the bottom line here is that so many americans see undocumented refugees as somehow less than human. and indeed, donald trump has said that they were animals and that they were less than human. tell us about this family that was lost in the rio grande and about the challenges that my friends face on their way to the united states as well. you know, john actually on the the people and

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so, john kerry, bilbank, danilian, telbat, nuchin and so on.ment on how these people... the most famous representatives are certainly bush, well, i think that in general, skulls and bones turned into a family succession at one point, specifically the bush family, there is prescott bush, bush sr., bush jr., famous names, everyone knows about them, john kerry, of course , yes, here this competitor of bush jr. was chosen in 2004, that is, when literally two representatives of one secret society competed, i think that the peak of activity and, probably, the involvement of the influence of these societies, occurred in the sixties, seventies, eighties . those who came out of them then, they later really formed a serious career in business, in politics, in the financial sector, and then it begins, of course, of a certain complexity. steven mnuchin, the former treasury secretary of the trump administration, may also get some place in the future trump administration if he wins the election, and schwartzman is the head of the blackstone hash fund, an ass

according to whistleblower disclosure, john kerry actively stopped fbi from making arrest.ssified record from august of 2017 detailed at least eight instances where fbi, doj and u.s. government could have you have mooed forward with cases, state department chose to block them. another e-mail shows obama state department let a known terrorist leave the united states. in six instances, the u.s. lost the main subject that was on terrorism watch list and the other returned to iran. the block was lifted after former president trump took office and led to arrest of two targets. grassley and johnson are demanding archived e-mail record from john kerry, bill burns, wendy sherman and blinken bliand demanding records pertaining to iran nuclear deal and want it by june 4th. >> carley: that is shocking, eight is eight too many. >> todd: john kerry seens to be forest gump of horrific policy decisions. >> carley: this news broke coming out on same week we learned the state department offered to assist iran to find the helicopter that crashed, offe offering assistant to iran is notable. a

ashley: kerry said the decision made americans "less safe".ary of state said withdrawing from the deal created a more danger yous region and empowered iran and isolated the united states instead of isolating teheran. kerry oversaw the completion of iran agreement back in 2015 and claims the deal was working till trump's decision to withdraw caused iran to become more aggressive. if you remember, the agreement provided teheran with billions of dollars and sanctions relief in exchange for accepting limits from the nuclear program. trump call it had a horrible one sided deal and then in 2018 withdraw the u.s. from the pact winning praise from saudi arabia and israel calling it cage yous leadership. not apparently according to john kerry. stu. stuart: thanks, ash. back to the market and closer look at winners. caterpillar, amazon, amgen and they're all winners on the dow. missouri attorney general wants the justice department to hand over all communications to investigating or prosecuting donald trump. were these prosecutions coordinated by the de

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kerri and tom. she looks directly at the jury while speaking and animated and using her hands to explain the layout of trump's hotel suites and makes facial expressions. our people in the courtroom she shrugs sometimes suggesting like why not go to dinner? or she uses air quotes to your point, tom, who is describing her? she is. she uses air quotes when saying she was a porn star. and made, you know, real scripts or real movies, all of that in air quotes. redefining the words air quotes. kerri. >> you know, stormy daniels in general has presented pretty casually her appearance is notably more casual than that of previous witnesses. she is speaking in an animated way. in a casual way and conservational way. the jury may feel they are getting the real story from someone authentic. again you have to remember what her attorney testified about last week. if you recall what the cross brought out during his testimony was that her lawyer had a history of squeezing high profile people, celebrities when they

>> john kerry.oing in and sitting in meeting with him about the state department press secretary job, spokesperson job and he had this reputation when he ran for president as being so aloof and unfriendly. it is completely the opposite of who he is. he is an extrovert, a friendly person who is outgoing and loves being around people. it taught me a lot about how politicians are caricatured often for the good or the bad and he is certainly somebody who is quite different from what you think. >> just a name for an answer to this one. i think it is process of elimination, but which one of them got on the phone with your father? >> joe biden, no question. they had a long conversation, which made me nervous. >> okay. so much more to get to. we will be back with jen psaki. this book is fabulous. saki. this book is fabulous. migraine with or without aura and the preventive treatment of episodic migraine in adults. it's the only migraine medication that helps treat & prevent, all in one. don't take if allerg

the welcome back to the whistle blowers and john kerry. uncle were speaking with former c. i a officer pedro order, who despite his years of faithful service, his 8 exceptional performance awards and his high ethical standards was forced out of the agency. why, for telling the truth, pedro good to have you with us. thank you john. pedro, you have written a very important book entitled the broken whistle, a deep state run, a mock have it here. tell us why you felt compelled to write this book. and how did and how did you get started? and what was the reaction once you started writing from the c i, i was compelled to write this book because i, as a whistle blower, blew the whistle. and i had to withstand such bureaucratic boeing that eventually what i ended up doing was blowing the whistle on the broken whistle. right. i started escalating, taking this to director mike pill. the dna daniel coats taken you straight to the i g himself trying to make congressional disclosures that went nowhere as if the shredder ate them. and these were 1st hand disclosures the what they ended u

i'm john kerry, onto welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 if you're a regular viewer of the show, you know the stories of thomas drake, the n. s a whistle blower, jeffrey sterling, the c i, a whistleblower. daniel hale, the drone whistle blower, and edward snowden, who worked both for the c i a and n. s. a i blew the whistle on the sea ice torture program. you know that the c i a comes down on whistle blowers like a ton of bricks. and for those officers whom challenge them and who are found guilty in the see eyes preferred court. the eastern district of virginia sentences are getting longer and longer. so what is a potential whistleblower to do when he becomes aware that the agency itself is breaking the law or plotting against the sitting president? let's say, what happens when a potential was of lower, realizes that the deep state is real and it's dangerous pedro or to is a highly decorated former c i a officer in his 18 years in the agency. he won 8 exceptional performance awards for his work in the middle missed afghanistan, and then the office and the inspector general worki

>> well, i think we have kerri and jonathan and trey inside.'m slumming with your crew out here. >> harris: the overflow here. don't undersell it. they are selling every ticket. you are taking food off somebody's plate who was a ticket to the overflow room. there hasn't been the bevy so far today of the lawmakers in particular out front but we'll cover it all. so great to have you on the program, andy, good to see you. thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thanks, harris. >> harris: let's talk politics. steve hilton, fox news contributor. welcome in "focus" now. so one thing hit me is the former president was talking this morning, that is because he said it, he wants to win new york. in a way, this trial has put him closer to new yorkers than any campaign stops he could do. >> exactly. you saw that right from the beginning. right from the start of this, you saw trump and his campaign immediately go to making very interesting political capital out of it with the visit to the bod bodega, very well chosen. and you saw lots of people at the bodega

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