so for north korea why has kim jong-un denounce unification of beginning of 20124? cholars have suggested it should be about election cycle since south korea or u.s. may be important by russia or china and kim jong-un might want to intimidate south korean war. before all these comp these other regions they kim jong-un did not need to announce among we reification. north korea has shown their creativity in coming up with nasty wars and aggressive rhetoric to justify its aggression. he's an objective, kim jong-un did not have to abandonfi unification policy making fundamental shift in national narrative and denying the history of mission inherited from his grandfather. so i believe it has more to do with the domesticc politics with kim jong-un's concern about south korea's cultural and ideal influence that have been growing in north korea, special among the young generation, given that north korea has passed a series of laws, the laws to prevent ideological -- the law to guarantee, make sure young north koreans public culture, last and with also passed a law to protect

and do you think kim jong—un�*s position is as strong as ever? or are there signs of weakness? right now in north korea and experts are seeing it as a sign of his weakening position. he has been showing off his possible successor, kim ju—ae, his daughter... who is, what, 11, 12 or something? she's becoming 11 this year. the reason kimjong—un is showing her off to, like, missile test sites and many other official events is to show that there is something special about kim's family. but it is a pretty extraordinary thing that you would say, "here is my successor. "she's actually only just turned 11." that is weird, isn't it? yeah, that is weird. but kim jong—un is trying to, by showing, illustrating himself as a very loving father and loving leader in north korea. yuna ku, bbc korea reporter in seoul. at the moment, all we seem to be hearing about is the possibility of a major war. britain's defence secretary says we're moving to a pre—war world. british generals are calling for a citizens' army. president zelensky says world war iii is just around the corner. and donald trump say

why did kim jong-un in and outs to abandon reunification? indiscernible] china might be emboldened by china or russia and kim jong-il might want to intimidate korea more and [indiscernible] north korea has shown their creativity in coming up with aggressive rhetoric to justify some russian kim junction did not have to abandon unification policy making fundable shift in national narrative and deny history inherited by his grandfather. it has more to do with the domestic politics with his concern about south korea's cultural influence growing in north korea, given that north korea passed a series of laws to prevent [indiscernible] the law to make sure young north koreans of public culture in 2022 passed a law to protect the cultural language so it is more about domestic politics to eradicate south korean identity and it has reached the level where kim jong-un has to announce the abandonment of reunification policy and [indiscernible] it is more about domestic politics or power transition from kim jong-un -- kim jong il to kim jong-un so it may

kim jong un i know very well. i did a great job with him. >> laura: do you think they would prefer him to remain as president because they believe that they can dominate the global -- you know, the global situation much easier with him in office? >> they want him very badly to be president. i mean, i'm sure a lot of money is being spent on -- between russia and china, no question with china. russia, too.

kim jong-un giving up the principles maintained to see with north korea and don't think kim jong-un has given up any power, thinking about north korea's survival. i don't think there has been a fundamental gain to go to war because that means north korea i think. >> thanks. over to sung kim. if i could ask you, outlining the four principles of the us position calibrated approach, dialogue without preconditions, focus on diplomacy and humanitarian, despite the missile activity. but the prospect of diplomacy going forward in 2024. >> there hasn't been a fundamental shift in the approach, the decision to start a war with iraq. they know that it would be a grave mistake but they would continue to consider their great commitment. in terms of prospects going forward i wish i could be optimistic but i'm not. we've seen no indication of any interest in meaningful dialogue with the united states or anybody else possibly with the exception of the russians and i'm not sure if those dynamics will change anytime soon. we've been open to dialogue and made that point consistently, publicly and private

i still believe north korea's game plan remains unchanged despite kim jong-un's harsh rhetoric in recent months. all of last year, kim jong-un promised to make the year of 2023 to prepare for a war and expend the war capacity of the republic and also pointed out the korea policy as pointing the south as auto k. from the north korea point of view, if they, you know, if they wage a war against south they will be messing up because the united states will have to respond to that in active ways. then -- north korea will have to change their game plan too. they will have to wage war so that the south korean people may feel the united states is not coming to its assistance in a crisis. that is the north korean strategy >> so the strategy is pretty much the same as before they made these statements as you said in 2023 beginning of 2023. s -- and also this is a way to try to rattle -- it's a counter to the washington declare ration try to rattle confidence in the cash in the -- >> they try to show that biden's north korean policy has been a total failure and -- and -- if i may kim jong-un is tryi

leader kim jong—un regularly showcases their military might on state tv. 2022 shows the testing of a long range missile, capable of carrying a nuclear warhead. so far, the immediate threat is to their neighbours, south korea and japan. but kim jong un�*s also made a big show with his recent test of a missile capable of hitting america. i'm meeting scientist sig hecker, who's travelled the world visiting nuclear programmes, including those of russia and north korea. hi, good morning, sig. i'mjane. pleasure to meet you. and you. thanks for coming. thank you. come on in. he's also been involved in setting the doomsday clock for many years. i've been to north korea seven times, so i've been to their nuclear facilities, i've talked to their diplomats. people sometimes look at crazy behaviour by the north koreans, they'd launch a missile or do a nuclear test. i see all much more of sort of a calculated progression. so, what do they have and what could they do with it? so, of course, north korea being what it is, it's pretty difficult to look inside. so, my best

if necessary, kim jong-un is ready to take over south korea. the leader of the most closed country in the world said this on the occasion of the 76th anniversary of the founding of the korean people's army. he confidently promised that the dprk is occupying the territory of the southern susi. if extraordinary circumstances arise that require ensuring one's own safety. at the same time , kimchen called this development of the scenario a reasonable measure for the eternal security of north korea, peace and stability in the future. it was a restless night in the krasnodar region of russia. drones attacked two oil refineries. around four in the morning, the drone fell on the territory of the afip refinery. traditionally , the local authorities stated that... no damage was recorded. drones also attacked the ilya oil refinery. a large-scale fire started there. another drone hit the territory of the oil depot in the village of steel horse. joint problems limit movement. it is unpleasant and painful. strengthen them with help painful joints. these are

kim jong two. but coming up, kim jong un's child and the un's secret child and the mansplain of the year.francis. see you in radio. >> welcome back to headliners let's get straight into it with saturday's guardian . and a saturday's guardian. and a random bloke has tried to explain to a pro female golfer how to play golf. who is this absolute legend ? leo. absolute legend? leo. >> yeah, this is a female pro >> yeah, so this is a female pro golfer who is filming golfer golfer who is filming herself at a driving range, who's trying out these sort of new technique . so she's going new technique. so she's going through the swing slowly . and through the swing slowly. and this , this guy saw her this guy, uh, this guy saw her doing it and said, excuse me. what are you doing there? you shouldn't be doing that. you shouldn't be doing that. you should be swinging and following through. oh, we've got a clip. we've clip. yeah, we can we've got a clip. yeah, we can talk over it. >> basically, you see this? talk over it. >> she's. sically, you see this? talk over it. >> she's. she ly, you see this? t

and russians had a huge forest fire, trump called them, i saw him do same with president xi, and kim jong-unpeople to say you don't do that, that is foolish, when joe biden called saudi arabia a pariah state. people see that. >> general keith kellogg making a lot of good common sense, thank you very much happy valentine's day, folks i'm kudlow, i'll be back with my last word. adhd diagnosis has increased by 43% in less than 10 years. around adhd there is tremendous ignorance. most people are not aware of the positives. it's a super-skillset. larry: that's it for kudlow, thanks for watching, folks. ♪ ♪

kim jong-un, north korea. i did a great job with kim jong-un.ke when i say that, but we were very safe when i was president. you are not safe now. but you are very close to a third world war. the bombs are starting to drop all over the middle east again. you see that, right? all of those things can be fixed to our benefit with strength. to our benefit with strength. and israel would have never happened. and ukraine would have never happened. they would not have been an attack on israel. there would not have been an attack on ukraine. and we would not have had any inflation. inflation was caused by energy, by fuel. oil going to $100 and $110 a barrel. oil was perfect. remember this, so i did the imitation and the next day all over television, see, trump cannot get the stage either -- get off the stage either. we don't like these 81, 82-year-old people. i am 77. five years is a big number. they always say i am 81. we are not the same age. but you know what? i know guys. i no one man who became a billionaire. he was not a loser. he was a very smart

and russians had a huge forest fire, trump called them, i saw him do same with president xi, and kim jong-uns foolish, when joe biden called saudi arabia a pariah state. people see that. >> general keith kellogg making a lot of good common sense, thank you very much happy valentine's day, folks i'm kudlow, i'll be back with my last word. or what if... (vo) once-weekly mounjaro could help. mounjaro helps your body regulate blood sugar and can help you eat less food. 3 out of 4 people reached an a1c of less than 7%. plus people lost up to 25 pounds. mounjaro is not for people with type 1 diabetes or children. don't take mounjaro if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop mounjaro and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, vision changes, or diabetic retinopathy. serious side effects may include pancreatitis and gallbladder problems. taking mounjaro with sulfonylurea or insulin raises low blood sugar risk. tell your doctor if you're

he is not going to be able to negotiate with putin or xi or kim jong un, north korea. not going to be able to negotiate with anybody. only knows how to do is drop bombs all over the place. meaningless bombs except they kill a lot of people. cost a lot of money. every time you see a bomb, it's another million dollars. and it actually sets us back. we have peace through strength. this should not be happening. the middle east is blowing up. it's blowing up. a lot of people are being killed and it's so unnecessary. so i just say that in watching the supreme court today, i thought it was very -- it's very beautiful process. i hope that democracy in this country will continue. because, right now, we have a very, very tough situation with all of the radical left ideas with the weaponization of politics, they weaponized it like it's never been weaponized before. [plane] >> totally illegal but they do it anyway and it has to stop. every one of the court cases that i'm involved. every single one, civil, whether it's the attorney generals or the district attorneys, you look at fa

kim jong un could decide to make a move on south korea, where there are u.s. troops, by the way.e wrote love letters with, kim jong un, in that scenario? and again, i think americans are right to ask questions about, well, what's in our interest and should these countries pay more for the defense, and we can talk about that. but the implications for the united states, i mean, even if you're just talking about the economy, imagine the disruption, the economic circumstances of the united states if taiwan semiconductor industries, south koreans' role in the global economy, europe is engulfed in a war. that's going to have shock waves, earthquake underneath the global economy never mind obviously putting at risk the values that americans are supposed to stand for. so it doesn't really matter if congress tries to make itself feel better by saying they have to stay in nato under donald trump. he's not going to come to the aid of those allies and everybody knows it, alicia. >> well, to underscore, claire, what ben is saying. we were talking on the show about how the upcoming election is

kim jong-un and iran and others around the world. that we're going to state europe tyrion elsewhere for support, we are going to see that middle east later was no longer trust the u.s.. alliances in south korea and japan, against kim jong-un, that the american postwar umbrella and the nuclear umbrella that we ultimately provide will no longer be there. as powerful as that united states is, this has been a bipartisan commitment from republicans since the era of ronald reagan, george h. w. bush, george w. bush, bill clinton, barack obama. all of that leaders from both parties, and all the presidents from both parties, harry truman and john f. kennedy. you name it. there is going to be a nato 75th anniversary celebrated not and europa coming to washington, d.c., this summer, early anniversary. and by then ukraine could have lost to putin if this aid is not delivered. that is the message. by the way, president biden called zelenskyy today to reassure him that this aid is going to be delivered and to talk to him again, reinforcing what th

we saw him talk to kim jong-un. we saw him talk to vladmir putin. were on the conversation everybody on the call, when he would talk to putin, how he talked to him, but that is such an important deal for a president to be able to keep those lines of communication open because when you don't, things lap like what is happening today. you don't know what the russians are doing, don't know what they are up to. they have broken down the lines and i don't think honestly, i don't think he can reestablish them. i think he has broken those lines with putin he cannot reengage. larry: i think what you've got is this weird mantra how they helped sell this 100 billion-dollar ukraine aid bill, foreign aid bill in the senate. you got guys like chuck schumer, mitch mcconnell, honestly, others, some republicans saying this that you know, we must not talk to putin and anybody who votes against this bill is pro-putin or they try to say trump is pro -- this is like the russian hoax all over again. this is nonsense. this is not how you conduct international relations. y

dprk leader kim jong un told parliament in january he doesn't want war but will not. void war, the us and south korea plan large scale military exercises for spring and summer. frank smith, press tv, soul. is the anniversary of the day that prophet muhammad peace be upon him received his first revelation and was chosen as allah's final messenger. people in the afghan capital city of calbo celebrate this day by holding different programs like the rest of the muslim world. is the occasion that marks the appointment of prophet muhammad, peace be upon him as the prophet of islam and also allah's last messenger. like millions of muslims around the world, afghans celebrate the day by holding different programs and introducing the prophet muhammad and his mission to the world. the personality of the prophet muhammad, we can say was perfect. he was role model of ethics, behavior and belief for people to the extent that he was referred. as muhammad, the honest, even those who didn't follow him and were in muslims would completely trust him due to his perfect personality, introducing the missio

at the same time as the anniversary of the founding of this country's army, kim jong-un called southea the number one enemy. who introduced himself and his people and said: he no longer considers south korea as a potential partner for peaceful reunification. the north korean president also said that the south korean government has rejected pyongyang's efforts to cooperate, and therefore it can be attacked and destroyed at any time. north korea's state news agency a day before this speech of the cancellation of all agreements with. the south had announced the deterioration of the relations between the two koreas. crowds of french women were killed in protest. women gathered in paris during macron's presidency in this country. the protesters near the eiffel tower were holding a 15-meter-long cloth with the names and ages of 900 women who were killed by their husbands. in this protest gathering, women demanded a serious fight against gender violence in the french government and declared the government's political and practical will to defend. from it does not have women's rights and has

sunday, a nine on cnn >> tonight, kim jong un has a new set of wheels courtesy of vladimir putin, the russian leader gifted kim the luxury russian-made rs as a sign of their quote, special relations kim had first admired putin in his car when the two met in russia in september, the gift coming as north korea has opened up its door to tourists for the first time since the pandemic, but only russians will ripley spoke to two of them? >> after years of near total isolation, north korea is rolling out the red carpet for russian visitors this group of 100 believed to be the first post-pandemic tourists events visiting kim jong-un's hermetically sealed nation amid its deepening ties with russia they flew from vladivostok to pyeongyang on a vintage russian plane operated by air koryo north korea's only airline. i've flown it more than a dozen times when westerners were still allowed in diplomacy with the us collapsed in hanoi in 2019, when observers say kim made a strategic pivot, bolstering his nuclear arsenal i ortizes ties with moscow and beijing, both protecting kim from fallout at the u

and do you think kim jong—un's position is as strong as ever? or are there signs of weakness? is showing her off to, like, missile test sites and many other official events is to show that there is something special about kim's family. but it is a pretty extraordinary thing that you would say, "here is my successor. "she's actually only just turned 11." that is weird, isn't it? yeah, that is weird. but kim jong—un is trying to, by showing, illustrating himself as a very loving father and loving leader in north korea. yuna ku, bbc korea reporter in seoul. at the moment, all we seem to be hearing about is the possibility of a major war. britain's defence secretary says we're moving to a pre—war world. british generals are calling for a citizens' army. president zelensky says world war iii is just around the corner. and donald trump says that what he sees asjoe biden's weakness in dealing with iran will lead to, yes, a third world war. they've all got their reasons, of course. british generals want a lot more spent on defence. president zelensky wants more european help, and dona

dprk leader kim jong un told parliament in january. he doesn't want war, but will not avoid war. the us and south korea plan large-scale military exercises for spring and summer. frank smith, press tv. soul. and with that, we conclude your press tv news bulletin everyone. thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. in this week's episode of iran tech we've come to bucher city to the south of iran to tell you about what happens under that dome which is bucher's nuclear power plant uh and explain to you. how we use a process called nuclear fision uh to generate 100 megaw hours worth of electricity that is fed to the national power system thanks to the 80 tons of uranium that is stored within this facility. stay tuned, times are listed below. the islamic revolution of iran in... brought about seismic change in the geopolitics of the region, the hegemonic powers faced a new challenge named the islamic republic of iran, which was based on islamic teachings and unwilling to compromise its principles. these and more on this episode of iran today. this is the story of nation that lived her

dprk leader kim jong un told parliament in january. he doesn't want war, but will not avoid war.st of the muslim. eidal is the occasion that marks the appointment of prophet muhammad, peace be upon him as the prophet of islam and also allah's last messenger. like millions of muslims around the world, afghans celebrate the day by holding different programs and introducing the prophet muhammad and his mission to the world. the personality of the prophet muhammad we can say was perfect. he was role model of ethics, behavior and belief for people to the extent that he was referred to as muhammad the honest, even those who didn't follow him and were in muslims would completely trust him due to his perfect personality. introducing the mission of prophet muhammad, dr. zakari says the main point is to eradicate issues that harm human kind, and this is possible through unity and adherence to human values. and now human societies have been struggling with numerous problems, wars and invasions, for example, the prophet's mission invites all to unity and to grasp human values. eidal holds pr

by 2017, with putin and trump in power and north korea's kim jong—un, the hands went forward again totes. today, on top of the nuclear concerns, climate change and threats from new technologies like ai are part of the assessment. in 2023, the hands moved the closest they'd ever been to midnight. just 90 seconds away. i've come to chicago, where the bulletin of atomic scientists is based. reporter: north korea has threatened to detonate - a hydrogen bomb over the pacific. president putin has ordered russia's strategic nuclear forces to be placed on... the president warning the risk of nuclear armageddon - has not been this high- since the cuban missile crisis. the bulletin�*s president is rachel bronson. nice to meet you. very nice to meet you. so this is the bulletin? this is the bulletin. bulletin of atomic scientists covers. yeah. they go back 75—plus years. this is the original doomsday clock. so that was the very first iteration of the clock. that's it, right there. it was created by an artist. and it's a metaphor about how close we are to destroying humanity with our own technolo

also on friday, north korean media released images of visit by the country's leader kim jong un to the port city of nampo. there he stressed the importance of a strong naval force. in uh war preparations, the dprk says its military activities are aimed at self-defense in the face of what it sees threats from south korea and the us, it's outraged at sol washington joint military drills which have increased in the past months. people have taken to the streets in argentina's capital buenos ires against a reform package introduced by their new president. clashes broke out as police tried to break up the protest. protesters were out on the streets on thursday for the second straight day to reject the reform planned by president javier melet. police fired rubber. to disperse them outside congress as law makers debated the plan it calls for sweeping economic, social and political reforms. the plan also grants the president emergency powers to make decisions without consulting congress. miley took office late last year, he says the reforms are needed to overhaul argentina's economy hit by debt

that of course is erdogan, nikki haley and nancy pelosi are different people and kim jong un is not to be confused with chinese president xi, all right, but this happened again and again. kate, i will be honest if this happened with president biden, there there's coverage up, but there isn't so much with trump. i put these together for a reason. what does it say about trump? does it make a difference? >> well, this, erin, i think this is exactly why age is not actually going to be the defining issue in this race? is it going to be a factor? yes. of course. we know that we see it in the polling. obviously both candidates are on the older end of the spectrum. it's going to be a piece of the discussion, but it is not actually going to be the defining issue in the race, in the way that i think that a lot of the press is trying to make it out to be right now. and i think what you have to do is take a step back and look at the substance of what trump and biden are saying when they're out in the campaign trail and you had trump this weekend saying that if he were president and nato allies wer

if you imagine that we had those tools to remember between donald trump and kim jong un there was a period where we thought this may be some sort of negotiation to do there. he appears to have given up on that and is now sort of entrenching himself in his country and having this new policy is don't come near us. we're not talking to you, but we are an independence state. i think the big risk that we've got here now is that the tone of everything we see from coming from north korea has now shifted. so in the past, it was he talked about all of his weaponry being about self-defense. now it feels more aggressive. what happens if there's an accident with some of his faulty weaponry or these exercises south korea, the united states, my now view this is an attack and they might have to preempt that. whereas in the past it would feel like a failed exercise in a defensive policy. so i think there's a big risk for the north by this, but perhaps he feels that there's a risk by not being more assertive max, where do the chinese come down in this? because this also takes place in the context of an inc

also on friday, north korean media released images of visit by the country's leader kim jong un to the port city of nampo. they stress the importance of a strong naval force in war preparations. dprk says its military activities. are aimed at self-defense in the face of what it sees is threats from south korea and the us. it's outraged at soul washington joint military drills which have increased in the past months. that's the wrap for now, stick around, i'll be back on the top of the news and brief. 'this is my land and my country. it is not only the 1948 or 1967 borders from the sea to the river. i am not ready to let go of a centimeter. israel is here like any for by the support of the europe, by the support of the united states. that's why the sabaret'. the land well, i was at the baby sham's protest last week and uh i myself had a my head banged against a bus by a soldier illegally on illegal stolen land and they are arresting us the palestinians this is historical palestine. after the occupation of palestinian lands and creation of the israeli regime, both sides came to realize t

otherwise, because at one time this construction was personally supervised by north korean leader kim jong-unittle over 10 years ago, but it looks like it was opened. just yesterday. and while there is snow on the slopes of sopa in the country of chason, tourists from russia have an excellent opportunity to experience the local trails, their total length is over 100 km. we will choose what we like best and finish this journey there. the ski complex was visited by 100 russian travelers, which was a real record for the last 50 years in this tourist destination. yesterday we skied until dark, here this morning, because it’s very... pupils of the olympic reserve sports school from primorye also visited the massik pass, the athletes held training camps at the ski resort. a high mountain means big drops, beautiful terrain, like, you know, just like cascading descents, that is, somewhere there’s a steep descent, somewhere there’s a shelf going flat. and in an already closed country, over the past few years, due to the threat of the spread of coronavirus, all cross-border contacts have been reduced t

look at his bromance with kim jong-un. how improbable was that?ly exchanging what i think he described as love letters. i think it is alleged to be the among the classified things he took with him to mar-a-lago to hang on to them and i understand he has framed pictures of himself with kim jong-un, which it's so bizarre, it sometimes falls off the radar of the things we talk about, but it should be top of mind. i want to ask you what the conversation was among world leaders when you saw trump fawn over putin and kim jong-un? >> this was particular the case at the hamburg g-20 inform 2017. it was very disconcerting. you saw on the one hand trump's very, very apparent distaste for angela merkle, the chancellor, you know, effectively the prime minister of germany. on the other hand, his fascination with putin. and it was an extraordinary contrast. so the, you know, his -- i mean, his instincts are not democratic. i mean, again, he says the quiet part out loud, as you've said in your introduction. you know, we don't have to speculate or psychoanalyze d

sufficiently strategic decisions, means the steps, well, we mean that... last year in the far east, kim jong-un, the head of the prc, and uh, this puilo, as we call him, met last year in the far east, in order to discuss the issues of possible supplies of various weapons, including missiles and artillery shells to russia, which was done, as the press wrote, it means that as many as a million such shells were delivered, so we can expect china to somehow influence the position of the korean people's democratic republic, but in the case when we clearly and daily work with china, and then china can listen to us, because sitting and doing nothing is a global principle. it makes sense not to visit china at the level of the presidents of ukraine for years, not to communicate for years, what can we expect from china, what kind of charms, i don't understand, well, you see that the president of ukraine really wants some kind of relations with china right now, right? yes? i admit that he wants such relationships, but in order to want, one must clearly understand that one desire is not enough. of course, i

kim jong-un, following his senior comrade, promises to attack a neighboring country.r dictators will the kremlin free? for the next hour, we will talk about this and other things with political scientist ihor reiterovych and two diplomats, oleksandr hara and pavel klimkin. in the second part of our program, which will start in exactly one hour, will be tatiana's journalism club. maria gurska and oleksandr golubov from three european countries, from beaune, from strasbourg and warsaw, will be in touch with our studio, we will talk about how events in ukraine are perceived in western europe, how do they comment on the rotation of the top military leadership of ukraine, well of course, how the interview is perceived, putin's two-hour interview with an american journalist. to tucker carlson, well, before we start our big talk, let's watch a how-to video on the occupied coast of the kherson region, ukrainian forces dismantled a russian msv with full ammunition, the video was released by fighters of the 501st separate battalion of the marine infantry of the armed forces of

meet, organize a meeting at the highest level between his prime minister. and north korean leader kim jong-unas said today by the head of the government of the land of the rising sun, fumio kishida. he says that in this way he could at least try to restore japanese-north korean relations. at the same time, mr. kishida also added that the preparatory work is already underway, but he did not want to divulge the details, saying that it could negatively affect future negotiations. well, i must tell you, the japanese have a desire. the premiere is not bad, but do you remember how donald trump was already joking by the fact that he has good relations with kimchen, how they can find a common language and how he will come, meet with him and decide everything, how he will say: i will not develop nuclear weapons anymore, because after all, fumivac and sida, in any case, they are representatives of asia, the asian part of our wonderful planet, but there, well, this is east asia, maybe they will find an understanding better, god forbid. i do n't know if it's in this book or in some speech, that if you gi

what makes kim jong-un take or xi jinping or vladimir putin.y rely is critical. health concerns also critical. foreign intelligence services especially our adversaries, are looking closely at whatever president biden is dealing with in terms of mental faculties, that is a high priority target for them. neil: it's politically motivated by the opposition. thank you, good seeing you again. dan hoffman on all of that. $47,000 a coin, the dow offered to earlier losses, the s&p 500 moving along, see how it closes there. to advance the future of golf, pga of america chose t-mobile for business. with a 5g powered innovation hub to analyze player performance and expand coaching tools. take your business further with america's largest 5g network. things will go wrong for your customers. but your business can make it right, with watsonx assistant. ai that can help resolve problems by understanding your customer requests with 90 percent accuracy. let's create customer service in service of customers, with watsonx assistant. ibm. let's create. but st. jude

and he was working to get an interview with kim jong-un's dad. when trump was coming on the scene, they were so confused and say when he says this, what does he mean? unpredictability was there. i can't imagine, the special prosecutor said they do not have mental faculties, what does this mean? special prosecutor gave cover to say what americans have been telling pollsters for a couple years. nbc poll said 23% of people in america think biden has mental capability to be president. paul pagalla said he went to bed fine and he woke up and he said his quote, he wet the bed. all the democrats were telling anybody that said robert hur was going to be easy on joe biden, but hes trump appointed and trumped he was nominated by two democrats. let robert hur do his work. immediately they have to attack the special prosecutor. they might be mad at merrick garland for releasing the report. robert hur has to provide a reason to the attorney general as to why he's not going to press charges. the reason ask he is mentally incompetent and the jury would be too k