and that is what makes larry johnson interesting and keeps him relevant. he's not afraid to criticize some of the most powerful people in washington. he's not afraid to be wrong. johnson has made some bad calls in the past, but he keeps pushing, and he keeps writing, and he keeps himself relevant in the dog eat dog world. that is washington dc. larry johnson, welcome to the show. we're happy to have you. thanks john. to tell us a little bit about your career, you started off at the c, i a 1st going through operational and paramilitary training and then moving into analysis, you were there for a relatively short period of time. 4 years before moving over to the state department. what exactly did you do with the c i a and why did you make the move to the state department? i was not a happy camper. i. i really did enjoy my time the 1st year in the career. sure. any problems, a lot of fun. we got to see all aspects of the agency and i was fortunate that i got to work on the ascii on task force. this is during the height of, for us support for the scan, revels a

and that is what makes larry johnson interesting and keeps him relevant. he's not afraid to criticize some of the most powerful people in washington. he's not afraid to be wrong. johnson has made some bad calls in the past, but he keeps pushing and he keeps writing, and he keeps himself relevant in the dog eat dog world. that is washington dc. larry johnson, welcome to the show. we're happy to have you. thanks, john. tell us a little bit about your career. you started off at the c, i a 1st going through operational and paramilitary training and then moving into analysis. you were there for a relatively short period of time. 4 years before moving over to the state department. what exactly did you do with the c i a and why did you make the move to the state department? a mac. oh, i was not a happy camper i. i really did enjoy my time the 1st year in the career. sure. any problems, a lot of fun. we got to see all aspects of the agency and i was fortunate that i got to work on the ascii on task force. this is during the height of, for us support for the scan, r

i a, and state department officer larry johnson. stay with us. we'll take a short break and come right back. the take a fresh look around is life kaleidoscopic. isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power of tired vision with no real opinions. i will confuse to really once a better wills and is it just because it shows you fractured images, presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground? can the double gym for me to put them for the gifts, but the side of celia was missed because it gets up through the new year. oh for g t. so i know from you teaching people, scholars should thoughtful and you would you with that the pressure is it the ocean and when you move, move them on the status of enforcement seamlessly, putting them on big lot of to move. let me look into that. i will just, i did i use one for so the i'll study to the progressive rock. i used to get shot finish. this is just all just for good news. i'm a fraction of when you come seem to do friday is the material ordering of our people for over of the, for

lost a serious part of the key weapons and equipment supplied by the west, and former cia analyst larry johnsonthat even with intensive support from nato countries, ukraine simply will not have enough the size of the army , the ratio should be three to one, that is, if russia deploys 500,000 soldiers on the front line, ukraine needs one and a half million, in addition to this, kiev has nothing to fight, they don’t have attack helicopter fighters and mobile artillery, but most importantly, they simply don’t have enough human resources , analysts in the walster jorn continue this topic, they point to russia’s air superiority, which in turn makes equipment an easy target, ukrainian systems. air defense will somehow affect this situation observers cannot, new york. the times note moscow's strategic successes. they write that russia has done work on the mistakes , studied the enemy well and effectively repels the attempts of the ukrainian military to break through defense artyom karasulin ekaterina shamaeva lead. china is committed to building constructive relations with america, but expects the us

and i'd like to thank our guests, larry johnson, for taking the time to speak with us. and thanks to our viewers for joining us again today. i'd like to leave you with the words of american author and poet, audrey lord, who said, quote, i have come to believe over and over again. that what is most important to me must be spoken, made verbal and shared, even at the risk of having it bruised or mis understood, unquote. i'm john to reaku, thanks for joining us on another episode of the whistle blowers until next time. 2 2 2 the more expensive and i'm going to plan with you, whatever you do, do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different little opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please, or do the have the state department to see i a weapons bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't marshall state main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it mig

lost a serious part of the key weapons and equipment supplied by the west, and former cia analyst larry johnsonzes that even with intensive support from nato countries in ukraine simply. there is not enough army strength, the ratio should be three to one, that is, if russia places 500.000 on the front line ukraine needs 1.5 million soldiers, in addition to this, kiev has nothing to fight with, they do not have attack helicopter fighters and mobile artillery. but most importantly, they simply do not have enough human resources . in turn, makes technology an easy target, ukrainian systems. air defense cannot influence this situation in any way or new york. they note the successes of moscow in the strategic plan. they write that russia has done work on the mistakes and studied them well. enemy and effectively reflects the attempts of the ukrainian military to break through the defense. artyom krasulin ekaterina shamaeva lead. chinese foreign minister and us secretary of state endoni met in beijing. bylin is in china on a two-day visit. the purpose of the trip is to resume interaction between the t

we have larry johnson, he is a managing partner for burg associates and a former c i. a analyst and u. s. state department countering terrorism. official annabel rate because to john pas which he is a political consultant or a gentleman, cross type roles in effect, that means he can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate, mary, let me go to you 1st and tampa. i love what else? words unacceptable. escalation this, it rang a bell with me because we heard this the months before the complex that started in february 21 and. and, and i take it very seriously. i have told the guests that listen to me in the west . the russians don't bluff your thoughts, larry. oh no, i agree with you. russia, russia, that's not the united states in that regard of the, i guess the good news is that the have 6 teams abilities are, you know, capabilities are grossly exaggerated. uh, yeah. so that it will market escalation, but russia has all the tools and equipment from the standpoint of our defense systems, to shoot them down. so they will be the, it will just be one more example of the

i see i looked at larry johnson who says that washington will ignore, keeps failures as long as americans are not the ones dying on the front line. having this, the ukraine does not have the military force to prevail against russia. the military equipment, the west is providing as being chewed up with regularity each with each passing day . and the west industrial capability is not capable of reproducing and replacing these items. so, you know, you don't have to be bought in cloths flips, or is you call to understand the implications of this. and yet these political leaders, policy makers and the vida ministration continued to blindly insist that we're going to just keep calling weapons and to ukraine. and, and i think with science highlighting is there is going to be a moment of shop in the united states once they realize that everything that we've thrown into ukraine is disappeared and ukrainians are have been beaten and beaten decisively until fine would not be the 1st president to. busy or disquieting intelligence from the intelligence community and to ignore the information that they

today's guest of our program, larry c. johnsone central cutting department, worked there for 4 years, then served in the us state department training special terrorist units. this is the delta special forces, for example, now retired and sympathetic towards russia. incidentally , this is a very interesting trend in the us to retire. they begin to treat russia with sympathy. paradox my name is lari. johnson i worked for four years in the central intelligence agency from '85 to '89. i also served for several years in the state department in the counter- terrorism unit. after that for 23 24 years. i acted as a consultant for investigation of international financial. the money laundering crime has been scripting counter-terrorism exercises for us special operations forces such as special forces first operations unit delta 6th seal squad. i still keep in touch with friends who work in the military and intelligence agencies. that is, i do not just follow the news reports and newspaper articles. i have deep. understanding what is going o

russian special services, but stupid and tricks today's guest of our program larry si johnson, an analystg department, worked there for 4 years, then he served in the us state department and trained special anti-terrorist units. this is delten special squad, for example, now retired and sympathy for russia. by the way , this is a very interesting trend as soon as former us intelligence officers retire. they are beautiful begin to treat with sympathy. paradox my name is leri johnson i worked for 4 years in the central intelligence agency from '85 to '89. and i also served for several years in the state department in the counter-terrorism unit. after that for 23 24 years. i acted as a consultant in the investigation of international financial. lines of money laundering cases developed the script for counter-terrorism exercises for us special operations forces such as the first operational unit of the delta special forces, the sixth detachment of navy seals. i still keep in touch with friends who work in the military and intelligence agencies. that is, i do not just follow the news reports a

so we have nicky haley, tim scott, ron desantis, mike pence, vivek ramaswamy, perry johnson, larry eldert. there's tremendous candidates on this very stage today. now, we kickoff the day at big barn ha harley davidson and the ticket sale proceeds goes to the freedom society cedar rapids iowa with a veteran operation helping veterans and come out to the hog roast at iowa state fairgrounds where all of the great iowa gop voters will hear from these candidates. they'll start making a decision on who they want to support in the iowa caucuses. all roads to 2024 go right through the roast and ride here in iowa. will: senator, a couple real quick hard hitting journalistic questions here. do the candidates pick their motorcycle like do they get to pick between a crotch rocket or harley or try ump? and second, if you could, has anyone ever fallen or crashed? >> well, the only riders that we will have today -- i will be riding, vice president mike pence will be riding. i ride a harley davidson, i have a soft tail deluxe. that's my motorcycle, and then the vice president will also be on a harley da

larry elder, perry johnson, businessman vivek ramaswamy.ike pence deployment by president he is going to be here riding a harley himself from here only to the iowa fairgrounds before he gives his speech former un ambassador nikki haley former governor of florida ron desantis. for some of the past week it was the trump/desantis show in iowa. the state's argument next republican president needs to full terms to curb the federal government. trump shot back said he could take care of in the first six months. desantis says that's nonsense ready handle other cats are trying to break their trump asked what the purpose was of some of these other candidates getting into the race. he talked about hutchinson former new jersey governor chris christie. more are jumping in like christie. member back in 2016 he ran in the republican field, dropped out and endorsed the trump is now a critic former vice president mike thence former north dakota governor doug burgum are all jumping in the race the next few days. got the polls essentially former president tru

only the best players of all time like magic johnson and larry bird had this skill at this kind of levelo me. that means he sees plays before they start. he sees where guys are going to be five or six seconds before they get there, and he can play in a way that he has never sped up. he never makes bad decisions with the basketball. you cannot get him out of his rhythm. he just plays the game like he is playing in a park and he plays it at such a high level. he confounds the best defenses in the nba night in an night with his ability to pass and see where his teammates are going to be. quickly miami heat, that team, they were no strangers to the championships when lebron james was there sta, but jimmy butler was the main guy last night. what do they have to do to turn things around? >> they shot the ball very well during the playoffs from the three-point line and they missed way more than they normally did. you expect that they will start to play a little bit better and make some of those shots going forward. defensively, they just struggled to keep denver from getting where they wanted t

only the best players of all time like magic johnson and larry bird had the skill at this kind of levellays before they start. he can play in a way that he is never sped up, he never makes bad decisions with the basketball. you cannot get him out of his rhythm. he plays the game like he is playing in a park. he plays it at such a high level. he confounds the best defenses in the nba with his ability to pass and see where his teammates will be. geoff: let's talk about the miami heat. that team, no strangers to the championships back when lebron was there star, but now they are relying on jimmy butler, who had a tough time last night. what do they have to do to turn it around? david: they missed a lot of three-point shot. they shot the ball very well during the playoffs from the three point line and they missed way more than they normally do. you expect they will start to play a little better and make some shots going forward. defensively, they struggled to keep denver from getting where they wanted to get. part of that they can't do much about. denver is a bigger team than miami. game on

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boris johnson, nadine has happened. borisjohnson, nadine larry, and nigel adams as well.rspective what he rather have these by—elections or not? of course, he would rather not have them so the headache lasts a long time. chris mason, great to talk to you. chris mason, great to talk to ou. ., ", ., ., , ukraine says its troops have recaptured three villages from russian forces in the southeast — its first gains since launching a much—anticipated counteroffensive. footage on social media — not yet verified by the bbc — shows troops hoisting the ukrainian flag in the neighbouring settlements of blahodatne and neskuchne in the donetsk region. kyiv�*s deputy defence minister said nearby makarivka was also taken. this comes just one day after president volodymyr zelensky confirmed that the counter—offensive had begun. meanwhile, a moscow court has detained a us musician on drug charges. the court claimed michael travis leake had organized the sale of drugs to young people. leake has denied the charges and in a video shared online says he doesn't know why he was being detained.

time around the competition heating up between the lakers and the celtics, focussing on magic johnson and larryt basketball it's about winning >> that is what i'm talking about. >> season 2 of "winning time" arrives on hbo august 6th, streaming the same day of max. do you know who produces that is adam mckay will farrell's old partner who recently did "succession," so the drama is there. >> luke combs climbing up the charts after this cover of a tracy chapman song ♪ we got a fast car and i wanna take it to anywhere maybe we make a deal maybe together we can get somewhere ♪ >> it's a hoda favorite. >> so good. >> number four on the top 100 chart, surpassing tracy chapman's original peaked at six in 1988. combs' version, a remake of a song from the 1980s that made it to the top 10 that found its way back of those 60, five of them have also outranked their original. i think it's safe to say the '80s are having a comeback forward, savannah "hungry like the wolf." >> let's go. >>> this one is already tugging at the heartstrings. do you remember the heart-breaking story of carl and ellie? well, now w

other campaign in this race, to mike pence, to nikki haley, to larry elder, to rfk junior, to marianne williamson, to dougburg um, to perry johnson christie, to ran desantis the governor of the state where we are today who is not here today in his own state. i will tell you that we have sent this letter, i'm happy to announce this is my commitment on january 20th, 2025, if i'm elected the next u.s. president, to pardon donald trump for these offenses in this federal case. and i have challenged -- i have demanded that every other candidate in this race either sign this commitment to pardon on january 20th, 2025, or else to explain why they are not. i will tell you something, it will be difficult for those other candidates to sign this letter. the reason it's going to be difficult for them is the same reason it's difficult for me. the donor class has been calling every republican candidate and telling us to stay away from this, not to touch it with a ten foot pole. keep your distance away from trump. that's what the donor class is telling us and that's what they are telling the other candidates. i refuse to abide by being a discipl

larry value retired from the forest. the value adopted a little boy just like johnson did all those years ago. john sutton continue to pursue his dream to see again. >> i prepared or has it sunk in that you're going to be blind for the rest of your life? >> well, that is not my blind. i may not be that smart but boy i am motivated. >> the enthusiasm coming out of you as kind of inspirational. >> i am ready to roll. i've got plans for this eyesight. eyesight >>> this sunday, the art of the deal. >> the bill is passed. >> house speaker kevin mccarthy and president biden strike a deal. >> both sides operated in good faith. both sides kept their word. >> i think we did pretty dang good for the american public. >> can both parties claim victory? i'll talk to democratic senator joe manchin of west virginia and mike rounds of south dakota. >>> plus, a crowded field. former vice president mike pence, former new jersey chris christie, and north dakota's governor are all set to officially announce their 2024 bid this week. meanwhile, the 2024 gop front-runners, ron desantis and donald trump begin to att

we will hear the same from nikki haley, from larry elder and also from harry johnson. of what is a briefly for this afternoon, grab a little bit bite to eat but from 2:30 to 3:30 you'll find in your program we will have some really, really great breakout sessions. so if this is a circus or a pep rally those are kind of like college classrooms where you will delve pretty specific to come have a lot of important thought leaders and state policy makers that are going to visit with us on issues like the justice system, , issues like human trafficking, like school choice in the future of the pro-life movement and other important issues like that. please look in your program and learn more about the specifically the time. we're going to start from 2:30 to 3:30 and then roll 3:30, the 4:30 and have more. that's out these doors and around the corner. three breakout rooms right over there. i think beyond that i think that's all we have for today. thank y'all so much for being here this point, for being engaged and excited. we love you guys and looking for to send you this after

johnson in new york. have a great night. >> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. ♪ >> >> it is unfortunately a cost for the city. larryafficking. julian: and new details and new details in a deadly february explosion. the charges one man is now facing. >> i lost my son 20 years ago when nothing has been done. we have come a long way. larry: but still not enough for many people pushing change in gun laws across the nation. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil. julian: i'm julian glover. the bay area has experienced too much gun violence this year. to just this past weekend in san francisco and antioch. larry: it is national gun violence awareness month and today local leaders and parents called for tougher gun regulations. julian: suzanne fawn has the details. reporter: he's been fighting for more than two decades now to get guns off the streets. the ongoing efforts are a reason why she is part of this mural in the tenderloin on howard street. her youngest son was shot and killed in july of 1996 while he was attended a graduation party in his neighborhood. >> african-american and being young men of color. gun violence

johnson in new york. have a great night. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions this is abc7 news. >> up until this point we have had a world without consequences. larrykdown on crime in the tenderloin. >> fire season is well u the cruise out to get ahead of the flames. larry: a link to a suspicious flower -- fire that burned in the south bay. been arrested in connection to a three lawn fire. larry: smoke was still blossom hill and caudal roads. yesterday afternoon what witnesses say was a massive explosion. julian: dustin dorsey has the latest on this investigation. >> look. whoa. dustin: dark black flames billowing out of a storage facility wednesday afternoon. investigators are looking into the cause read fire officials tell us police have arrested a person of interest. john henry felt a massive explosion that's -- miles away. >> you felt a big jolt. i checked the living room. we hope in the living room window and we see nothing but a bunch of fireworks. dustin: across the street, thursday the aftermath of the lotion at the public storage on blossom hill. it spread across the property as people came to see what happened to their units. >> i have an

larry value retired from the forest. the value adopted a little boy just like johnson did all those years ago.hat you're going to be blind for the rest of your life? >> well, that is not my blind. i may not be that smart but boy i am motivated. >> the enthusiasm coming out of you as kind of inspirational. >> i am ready to roll. i've got plans for this eyesight. eyesight >>> this sunday, the art of the deal. >> the bill is passed. >> house speaker kevin mccarthy and president biden strike a deal. >> both sides operated

larry ellison tech company, its way up 50% this year already. it is the best year for shareholders since 1999. the search, my opinion is a result of a i. adam johnson with us. a huge search for oracle but is a sugar high? >> i think it is -- i think they finally got the memo which was originally written by microsoft because it took microsoft to get the middle and that was you need to pivot so if you go back 15 years, oracle, it was the one you wanted because they were in database management and that was the thing but they never really pivoted, they did nothing new. the same way microsoft was that's in our computer but they did get the memo and now we've got to be because of the internet. amazon said we will be the guts of the internet and they created this. oracle is realizing with got to be because of the internet, too so they pivoted to the crowd and now they are pivoting to a i is more than a sugar high but it's taken a long time to get here. stuart: and playing a i only microsoft and apple but. what else should i include? >> nvidia is one, the world's fastest chips and that's why it's gone up. no one can come close, 30 trillion calculations. 30

larry elder and many, many more. thank you for sticking in there. we got another great candidate, carrie johnson. has made career of quality and efficiency. these standards use in standard production all over the world, a business from michigan, owns and operates 80 companies doing business globally. if you haven't seen this campaign, i'm sure you saw it on your way in today. he's written a book called 2 cents to save america. let's hear. johnson. [applause] ♪♪ >> i love iowa. my name is perry johnson and i'm running for president of the united states and i love this country. and probably too conservative to this group but you can hang me anyway. i am pro-life, pro- second amendment, and i woke, anti- china and i am pro- freedom in every possible way. [cheering and applauding] as you may have guessed, i am laser focused on one thing, the economy. one candidate that has a plan for solving our problem, i wrote a book to save america, a simple concept. instead of having the government spend every penny in their budget every single year going out of their way to throw your money away, i say we do the

larry gensler, sec chair. and matador versus bull. stocks go nowhere, bonds selloff. financial decoupling. splitting u.s. and chinese operations as tensions bubbling between the two countries. i am with tom mackenzie in london, guy johnsonon assignment. i feel like this market is really fitting for what you and i were talking about early on. what we talk about? what leading markets at this point? we kind of go nowhere. what is the next catalyst? tom: is this the fizzled that might well center the start of the end. describe this as a bear market rally, or is it, actually signs of a pent-up rotation? we find the next catalyst and markets move higher and broad now. that brings us to the question of the day. is the bullfight still on you? simon, you bring the silver lining to the recession fears. you make the case this morning that may we are over focused on it recession squeeze on equities. this time, it could be different. simon it has been very difficult to navigate the cycle. it's difficult to come up with reasons why equity market should be lower, yet it has gone higher and higher. it makes you start wondering if you missed something. some very long-term signals .2 much better equity behavior. you look at, for instance

larry elder. we have many more to go. thank you all for sticking in there with us. next, another great candidate. our hopeful, terry johnson 35 years. johnson has made a career out of quality and efficiency. he has written the quality standards. for vehicle production all over the world. a businessman from michigan he owns and operates 80 companies doing business locally. if you have not seen his campaign bus driving around the state, i am sure you saw it on your way in. he has written a book called two cents to save america. folks, let's hear it for perry johnson. perry: woah, i love iowa. what a state. my name is perry johnson and i am running for president of the united states. i love this country. i am probably too conservative for this group. but, you can hang me anyway. i am pro-life, pro-second amendment, and he woke commanding china -- anti-woke, anti-china and pro freedom in every possible way. i am laser focused on one thing. the economy. i am the one candidate that has a plan for solving our problems. i wrote a book, two cents to save america. it's a simple concept. instead of having the government spend every p

asa hutchinson, larry elder and folks, we've got many, many more yet to go, so thank you all for sticking with us, and next, we've got another great candidate, our hopeful perry johnsonhas made a career out of quality and efficiency. he is he's written quality standards in vehicle production all over the world. a businessman from michigan, perry johnson owns and operates 80 companies doing business globally. if you haven't seen his campaign bus driving around the state, i'm sure that you saw it on your way in today. he's written a book called two cents to save america. folks, let's hear perry johnson's two cents. [applause] ♪♪ >> wow, i love iowa! what a state! >> well, my name is perry johnson and i am running for president of the united states and i love this country. improbable too conservative for this group, but you can hang me anyway. i am pro-life, pro second amendment, anti-woke, anti-china and i am pro freedom in every possible way. [applause] >> but as you may have guessed, i am laser focused on one thing, the economy. in fact, i am the one candidate that has a plan for solving our problem. i wrote a book two cents to save america. it's a very simple concep