a analyst, larry johnson, larry, great to have you on with us. i'd like to hear your initial reaction to the news about this par explosion at the border crossing. i thought it was nonsense. people have never watched the video of a real car explosion. you know, when this was a ball of flame car explosions with bombs are not balls are flying. there's been a major blast way. there is black smoke. there is debris being blown all over. you didn't see that here. and then the concept that these people jump on it initially, oh, it's terrorism is okay, let me get this straight there trying to get into canada to commit a terrorist that. yeah, that makes sense. you know, the, everything was so absurd about they'll say there's a tendency in america in particular to just jump on something start making assumptions without actually starting to look at the evidence. i would be, uh, i suspect, i don't know for sure all speculate that this may have been a little electric vehicle like a tesla because the 2 individuals that are who are burned beyond recognition appa

reparations, we will take everything, everything that is ours, we will take it, the cia ex-analyst, larry johnsonat else can lose? let's go back to a year ago, on march 29, 2022, ukraine and russia almost agreed on a peace deal, and the biden administration took the lead and said: no, no, we agree to this, we want ukraine to continue fighting, and zelensky, during a visit to boris johnson from the uk, and then lloyd austin, bill burns and antony blinken said no. you can't give up, so they completely broke the deal they made with russia, which is why they now have what have, the ukrainians had a chance to achieve peace, they would then have the kherson and zaporozhye regions, but now they don’t, zaporozhye and kherson will not give up russia, perhaps they will even take kharkov and odessa. and what will remain for ukraine then? she will only suffer greater losses. i think the biden administration has some influence, they can dictate zelsky what to do, but his options are extremely limited now compared to a year and a half ago. and then he began to ask such questions, completely obvious ones. and t

well, to have another point of view, let's listen to what cia analyst larry johnson says.. ask for something?

already now, for example some western people with a certain influence , and quite a lot of it, larry johnsonions, he started talking about what i mean is that he directly directly says that now there is such fertile enough soil for a military coup to take place there , well, i know after all, it means the structure of today’s ukrainian reality, i don’t think this will happen, because everything is under strict control. under the control of the americans, and the army, the ukrainian security service, and the main intelligence department , the ministry of defense, so all sorts of them there, that means alpha, beta, gamma, there and so on and so forth, there are a sufficient number of special forces with special purposes, appointments and so on, these are exactly the forces that could carry out a coup, they are under the strict control of the americans, well... it’s naive to think that there is some budanov or the same zuzhny there, they would have decided on this on their own, so to speak, it just doesn’t fit in my head, it’s absolutely obvious that if the americans, so to speak, decide to tak

how can you create, i'm joined by my guess, larry johnson in tampa. he is a managing partner with burg associates or former c i a analyst, and us state department counterterrorism official in miami. we have nicholas davies . he is co author of war and ukraine making sense of a sense was conflict. and here in moscow we crossed the dimitri bobbitt. she is a political analyst and editor at, you know, it's me internet media project, the gentleman crossed top roles. and if that means you can jump any time you want, i'll let me go to larry 1st here, i mean, things are going pretty bad for ukraine. i don't even know where to begin. i hinted towards it in my introduction. where would you begin larry? when penny print skirt, the new newly appointed envoy by joe biden, to handle the ukrainian affairs shows up and basically tells the lensky uh so uh, can you get along without any money from us? that's a clear sign that the things are not going well. they're already starting to appear videos on telegram with the pension errors in ukraine, yelling and being quite

i'm joined by my guess, larry johnson in tampa. he is a managing partner with burg associates or former c i a analyst, and us state department counterterrorism official in miami. we have nicholas davies . he is co author of war in ukraine, making sense of a sense was conflict. and here in moscow we crossed the dimitri bobbitt. she is a political analyst and editor at, you know, it's me internet media project. all right, gentlemen, cross talk roles and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want. i'll let me go to larry 1st here, i mean, things are going pretty bad for you crate and i don't even know where to begin. i hinted towards it in my introduction. where would you begin, larry? when penny print skirt, the new newly appointed envoy by joe biden, to handle the ukrainian affairs, shows up and basically entails the lensky. uh so can you get along without any money from us? that's a clear sign that the things are not going well. they're already starting to appear videos on telegram with the pension errors in ukraine, yelling

i, a analysts, larry johnson, and the political analyst of a sondra bruno. as soon as i heard the incident, i went online to take a look at the footage. and within a few seconds i real, i told myself that that this was no terrorist attack. my 1st stop was this no, not terrorism, but joy, right? gone wrong. somebody either sold the car or had access to a rare occasion just drive the sports car. it seemed to the type of action was the driver at months of taking a basic maneuver and loss control jumping the the on, on a raised part of the, the as well perhaps going on on the curb. and then which led to the, to the listing part. another thought was that it wasn't electric car given the size of the explosion, but it could mean it is the impact was simply so hard. both us and canadian authorities are nervous because they recognize that the policy reset the israel, inter of with respect to the rest of the world is thoroughly rejected and condemned as in who may as promoting a war crime is contributing to genocide. so the, naturally, they're nervous they, you know,

well, to have another point of view, let's listen to what the cia's texanalyst, larry johnson, says. i think the chinese made a big big mistake , you know, they came to the united states, and it looks, firstly... as if they were the ones who came to ask for something, secondly, they allowed biden to insult sizenpine, and then you stayed to have dinner with him, you see, in some aspects the question arises, why after this you should take the chinese seriously, you know, they can talk harshly, they can say a lot, but their actions show something else, it seems that in this way they say that in fact they are very dependent on the united states, and not vice versa, california, together with the mayor of san francisco , decided to clean up the streets only because the chinese came to visit , is a sign that they always have been. all this time , they just refused to do it, so it's just a show that challenges the ruling class at every level, they failed to meet the needs of american citizens, they cater to a foreigner, and then this foreigner comes here and he gets insulted and he doesn't m

larry johnson also expressed his opinion about exactly what situation ukraine is in, and what else can now they don’t. zaporozhye and kherson will not be given back to russia. perhaps they will even take kharkov and odessa. and what will remain for ukraine then? she will only suffer greater losses. i think the biden administration has some influence. they can dictate to zelsky what to do, but his capabilities are now extremely limited, compared to what they were a year and a half ago, well, mosiychuk started asking such questions, completely obvious ones, and zelsky won’t give an answer to them, guys, let's abstract from everything and go back and look and calculate mathematically, calculate how many territories from istanbul to today we have lost, how many, this is cynical arithmetic, but it must take place, we have lost people, irretrievably lost, how many people have become disabled, and what we got, we were non-bloc, so we remain, and apparently, in the next 20 years, this is quite obvious, who did a lot for the collapse of ukraine, well, on the other hand, we don’t feel sorry for

states are already openly recognizing the inadequacy of the ukrainian president; former cia officer larry johnson world is witnessing the slow death of ukraine. zelsky gives orders to attack here and there, and commanders on the ground react like we don’t have equipment, we certainly don’t have enough manpower, because that’s all we have. was destroyed by russian troops over the past 5 months, the world is now witnessing the slow death of ukraine, but right now everyone is happily claiming that they have a chance. no, that's not true, they have no chance. elena vladimirovna, have you played enough with ukraine, judging by all these statements? yes, it was clear even earlier that the americans and their allies began to get tired of ukraine. but the first signs appeared back in the summer of this year. years, when the nato summit in vilnius, zelsky continued to behave inappropriately, not fitting into this community world politicians constantly demanding, not asking, but demanding weapons, removing responsibility from themselves, he has never yet admitted responsibility for the failures of the coun

larry: we'll have most brilliant wrap up. speaker mike johnson dots have not yet been connected, joining us now in the business of connecting dots, great gregg jarrett, fox news legal analyst. author of the new book. the constitution of the united states available everywhere. are the dots connected? >> johnson doesn't know he has not read in, he has been to byy getting elected speaker, now avoiding a different shut down, chairman comer said he has connected dots that demonstrate dom place tie of joe biden -- the compli complicity of joe biden. over his son. comer says he knows who paid the millions to the bidens, he believes he knows why. which is why he waited until now to issue the subpoena to ask specific substantive pointed questions. larry: checking in banks deposits down lie. >> you know. follow the money. it is the old saying, and it is there for a reince. and so, you know, look. only one who can ep for enforce the congressional subpoena is joe biden department of justice and merrick garland will not do that. larry: hunter biden will not t

larry: he is happy, his mother is happy. mark simone what do you make of speaker mike joan? >> i love mike johnson. ght out of the eisenhower '50s. cast system. he adopted a black child. larry: he a maga christian. a social conservative. >> he is against day marriage but civil unions. that was the exact same position joe biden had at the time. larry: he said i was a kudlow student, something like that. >> he called you professor. larry: professor. i like that. i got full promotion. i don't know if i got tenure. but that's not bad. >> got attacked on msnbc, such interest in the bible. that made him an extremist. absolutely ridiculous. larry: best-selling book by the way, the bible. >> i don't consider cardinal o'connor nor or the pope extremist. larry: higher up than killing witches. honest to god. that is a joke. i won't say the author. katie past lick, he has tough issues. there will be a big separation between the house and the senate. he has big allies in the republican senate but not mitch mcconnell. how do you see the funding battle israel versus, essentially it is an omnibus spending bill what

larry: i will ask you, speaker mike johnson was in your senate republican conference meeting today, and i want to ask you, i know the issue of this supplemental was there. but, i also know that some republicans senators just want to get the money out to ukraine and they give up on border security. and particularly a change in policy, like, you know remain in mexico or build a wall, can you tell us, what was that conversation like with mike johnson. >> he was very clear, and i think most republicans, there have to be serious border preforms. -- reforms, i litigated biden administration who i was attorney general. on things like remain in mexico, we have court orders and they ignored law, i am i think no matter what we do, they will want to execute the law. and i think senate republicans, we tried to bring up israeli issue by itself, that is my position, deal with that issue, one by one. but yeah, i think there is a lot of concern that democrats are not serious about the border, i would hope, my message to my republican colleagues, let's support the house. the republican house and what th

larry: i was asking, speaker mike johnson was in your senate republican conference meeting today and i wanted to ask you because i know the issue of the supplemental was there but i also know that some republican senators just want to get the money out to ukraine and they will give up on the border security and particularly a change in policy. i mean, you know remain in mexico or build the wall. can you tell us what was that conversation like with mike johnson who i think represents hr.2 from the house and the gop senators? >> yeah he was very clear. i think most republicans there have to be really serious border reforms here. and by the way i'm skeptical because i litigated the biden administration when i was attorney general on things like remain in mexico. we had court orders, larry for them to secure the border and they ignored the law. i'm skeptical no matter what we do you will have a executive branch that wants to execute the law. that is issue number one. senate republicans tried last week, week before, thanksgiving to bring up the israeli issue by itself. that is my position

now, larry cloud, down to the southern end of the red sea johnson, one or 2 shower. she might even catch a shot into that east, the side of my mind. but for the most part, as you can say, well destroyed by the lot of sunshine, the temperature still just getting about the 30 degree max. 33. and uh huh. 30 for the floor at the by farther north $1.00 oh, $2.00 showers, that just around the cool cuz it's slipping over towards the caspian sea based inside of the mediterranean. certainly fine. had saffel a lot of sunshine coming through here. it's also wanted to show us that just was that eastern side of cyprus mont, across northern parts of africa. it is lossy drive plenty of warm sunshine coming through once again. seasonal showers, that just hugging the coast of west africa, pushing right across into the gulf of getting some heavier pulse is a frame for time i think mostly some heavier. right. for time it's ivory coast, maybe it's gone or as well over the next dial. say like the past few days have brought some very heavy right into pots of southern somalia, some lobby s

larry: all right, we'll have the most brilliant wrap up for this show you have ever seen. speaker mike johnsonave not yet been connected. joining us now in the business of connecting dots is the great gregg jarrett, fox news legal analyst and author of the brand new book, "the constitution of the united states, and other patriotic documents" available everywhere today. up on the full screen i hope. are the dots connected, seriously, gregg? >> johnson doesn't know. he is not read in. he is been too busy trying to get elected speaker trying to avoid a government shutdown. the guy who knows is chairman comer and he said he has connected the dots that demonstrate the complicity of joe biden in his son's influence peddling scheme with foreign countries over which joe biden controlled foreign policy as vice president. comer says he knows who paid the millions to the bidens and he believes he knows why which is why he waited until now to issue these subpoenas so he can ask very specific, substantive pointed questions. larry: checks and bank deposits don't lie. that is really comer's ace in the hole.

larry: edward. bebefore i lose you. do the senators understand the degree that the new house speaker mike johnson is going to stand firm on separating out the ukraine money from the israeli money? it sounds like this is a done deal in the house. reporter: as far as mike johnson. the house speaker that is how he will do it when you less tony -- listen to mitch mcconnell he maybe threw a wrench into that saying ukraine and israel money is both important, but house speaker i am understanding he wants to pass one bill at a time. larry: all right, edward lawrchts thank you. lawrence thank you. >> now in los angeles. on some of these iranian enrichment policies, william, i saw you this morning was greatest thing in the world, i see it story has changed. reporter: no. it has not. this is in your wheelhouse. i want to say, it is not that the administration is directly funding iran, but rather allowing it to sell billions of dallas -- dollars in oil international flee internationally in violation of sanctions. and it worked. following year, iran exports dried up as little as 500 billion barrels a day. iran is selling more and m

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larry: just strikes me, that this is what you all didn't want to happen, regular order, what speaker johnsondoesn'tment. want, other thing i find pernicious. the border. the collapse of border, the crime, the drugs. the loss of sovereignty, people are furious it is the number two issue, after the economy and inflation. and so all of these omnibuses, the continuing resolution/omnibus avoids any major national discussion of the border and what needs to happen. do you follow my logic, it gets hidden in there. >> i think that is chuck schumer's design. if you delay any real discussion on the senate floor, high prediction, we'll get to mid next week and chuck schumer will come out of his office having written this bill, and tell everyone, you need to support this or you support a government shut down, the american people deserve more than that, they think we're actually debating real legislation here, appropriation bills we're not, that is chuck schumer. also, under scores important of handling the issuies one by one, israel issue is different from ukraine issues and other issues they need to be

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now, larry cloud, down to the southern end of the red sea johnson, one or 2 showers. you might even catch a shot into that eastern side of my mind, but for the most part, as you can see, well destroyed by the lot of sunshine, the temperature still just getting about the 30 degree max, 33 and uh huh. 30 for the floor at the by farther north, $1.00 oh $2.00 showers said just around the cool cuz it's slipping over towards the caspian sea, a side of the mediterranean. certainly fine. and saffel a lot of the sunshine coming through here. it's also wanted to show us that just was that eastern side of cyprus mont, across northern parts of africa. it is lossy dry, plenty of warm sunshine coming through once again. seasonal showers, that just hugging the coast of west africa, pushing right across into the gulf of guinea. some heavier pulse is a frame for time, i think mostly some heavier. right. for time it's ivory coast, maybe it's gone or as well over the next dial. say that the past few days have brought some very heavy right into pots of southern somalia, some lobby shower

larry: it strikes me, senator, this is exactly what you all didn't want to happen, regular order, what speaker johnsonant. the other thing i find so pernicious here, besides too much spending and borrowing and federal debt the border, the collapse of the border, the crime, the drugs, the loss of sovereignty, people are furious. it is like become the number two issue after the economy and inflation. and so all of these omnibuses, you know correct me if i'm wrong, the omnibus light, or continuing resolution slash omnibus avoids any major national discussion of the border and what needs to happen to solve the border. do you follow my logic? it sort of gets hidden in there? >> yeah, look, i think that is chuck schumer's design here, is, if you, if you delay any real discussion on the senate floor, here is my prediction, larry. we'll get to mid next week and chuck schumer is going to come out of his office having written this bill with just a couple people and tell everybody you need to support this or you support a government shutdown. i think the american people deserve more than that the american people

larry: senator grassley, how did you find this out? how did you -- >> oh, through whistle-blowers. all of my information that johnsonbeen working on have been people within the department of justice and the fbi that are, that want the government to do what the government is supposed to do, enforce the law, prosecute. to have equal application of the law and they don't see it happening and they come to congress because they don't get any further within the rock in the executive branch. larry: your letter went to merrick garland, the attorney general? >> and the fbi. larry: when do you want them to respond, senator? >> well i think the period that we put in the letter is probably just about up to that point yet but you know, they really don't want to answer us but we don't give up. we're going to keep pursuing this, as i have since august 2019 and that was even before the words laptop were in our vocabulary in regards to the bidens and we just don't give up but we're fortunate now that we have jordan and comer and smith and house of representatives are pursuing this with the power of subpoena. so they're going to carr

>> well you hope it is comer and johnson, velvet on the surface steel underneath. he is a tough guy i bet he could do it. larry called somebody in the congress a smurf this week, that is pretty tough. i think he said he called him a smurf. i forget he who said that to. there appears to be fighting breaking out, the question are they fight be the right people? larry: are you asking for the republican leadership to get new leadership? >> she is nice woman, ronna mcdaniel. she has four losing seasons. giants at wonderful coaches. once you have losing seasons you have to go. larry: you know who the head of republican national committee in ronald reagan's big victory with where he carried the senate? >> haley barbour. larry: senator bill brock, from tennessee, grown up, businessman who steered before that years earlier haley barbour was very important. bill brock a real heavyweight. someone with hands on election experience. i agree with mark. ronna is a very nice person. i don't see the election experience. >> donald trump endorsed her. he may have to deendorse her. until he does she stays. that is the way it work

larry, these high-stakes wars going on overseas. how does this affect american politics, specifically the presidential election coming up? >> it can go either way, janelle. to give you some examples, in 196 lyndon johnson had what successful presidency, but the war in vietnam got him. he couldn't get out of it. the public was upset. he couldn't run for reelection because of it. then jimmy carter, iran, 64 employees held for 444 days. carter ran for election, lost to ronald reagan. and they were released the next day. and then george w. bush in 9/11. bush was a domestic president. he didn't know much about foreign policy. but after 9/11, he gave one of the nation's most stirring speeches in history. the public was on his side. he rode on to a very successful presidency, two different times, of course. >> the wars involving israel and ukraine have received continued support from president biden. as for the israel-hamas war, the president said he wants more aid for palestinians in gaza. what do americans think about his stance on these two wars? >> he's got himself a problem. he didn't have for it. first, ukraine. at first the public was all wild about ukraine. we've got to help ukraine. but we've seen su

larry: we know where trump s where is junior varsity, or who will take the mantel of republican leadership on foreign policy. who in the house, whose name. >> you hope comer and johnsonrface, steel underneath. >> i think comer called someone in congress a smurf this week, that means he is tough. he got fights breaking out in congress at that point there appears to be a lot fighter. larry: are you ready for republican national committee to seek new leadership. >> she is a very nice woman, ronna mcdaniel, now had 4 losing seasons, giants had wound full. >> do you know who was head of national republican come the i during ronald reagan victory in 1980 senator bill brock from tennessee, a grown up, a businessman, before that, years before, haley barber was important. bill brock, a real heavy weight, someone with hands on election e experience. >> donald trump endorsed her, he may have to deendorse her. >> he is the w king make, in in case queen maker. >> mark simone i, expected -- >> we'll leave iran. we'll talk about the economics soft landing. front page of "wall street journal, huge story, a solve the -- soft landing we'll into a mr. wonderful kevin o'leary coming us

back to the laptop, larry, this particular deal was the deal joe biden was supposed to be involved in, and he was supposed to have a 10% ownership stake in. david so, senator johnson showed the evidence now, but you have connected the doss between joe -- dots between joe biden and the money that his family was getting from places like china. >> 10% for the big guy. sounds pretty incriminating, doesn't it? senator brassily and i, we laid out all the inflows, tens of millions of dollars coming into this labyrinth of companies designed to launder money. now chairman comer and chairman jordan are doing a great job in filling in the pieces of the fuzzing. it's looking pretty -- puzzle. it was obvious back in december of 20 to -- 2020. will the mainstream media start reporting on this? i doubt it. i think most americans are really taking look at this and realize we have a president who is corrupt, who has profited off his family name, his position in government. he should be impeached. david: we won't stop reporting it. senator vonson, thank you for being here, appreciate it. of. >>> coming up, could the united states have avoided tensions abroad if we had remained ener