well, i national you was lewinski scenarios must not be an issue with the talk at the psychiatry. mostly the one. yeah. don't school go doors. yeah. you know what i mean was nancy e as ashley sweeney theater. here as in there. go yeah. tropical. mm hm. after the collapse of the walsall treaty organization, nato expanded east, despite having promised not to them. but they did. nato said ha, it's ours. we move east international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist. so truthfully, there is no such thing as international law. since the soviet union is collapse, the usa has been surrounding new russia with a belt of hostile nations. probably will swans and in order to come knock the stop at come tub gas as on homestead, then fall are not high on our price via is ignorant and pressure lender should oh, the co revolutions is a strategy to overthrow these regimes install puppets. and that are there from that point forward, are very susceptible to influence kurdistan, georgia and ukraine. these countries were targeted by the george h w bush, or

you can use passive, other ms. lewinsky has the military will regain control of the city. of lizzie chanced, ukrainian forces withdrew to a russian advance. there was the government's last stronghold in the eastern province of the hundreds. thousands of people and sydney had been told to leave their homes, australia's largest city braces, civil flooding forecast, as a warning of more severe with after large parts of new south wales coast were lashed by heavy rain on sunday, palestinian lead to say us officials of examined and returned the bullet killed out of their agenda. sharina of actually earlier these read the military is that it would testable it with us oversight. but as selling player, if that's happened, palestinian leaders say the bullet was given to the us with assurances. israel would not be involved. serene was killed by israeli soldiers and may in the occupied west bank, west africa block. i was lifted economic sanctions of molly imposed on in response to series of military coups leaders from the blanca, holding talks to discuss military takeovers and molly g

are waiting for the un to confirm shipping lanes a d mind and safe to navigate. resident floyd ms. lewinsky has inspected the loaded vessels in the odessa region, says ukraine wants to boost global food security by dispatching millions of tons of wheat. keith claims a russian blockade had halted exports for 5 months. the ukrainian leader says it's now up to international partners to get the grain moving . last on our side is fully prepared. we sent all the signals to our partners, the u. n. and turkey regarding military guarantees and the security situation. the minister of infrastructure is in direct contact with the turkish side on the un. we are waiting for a signal from them that we can start late with on the t w's. matthias bowinger is at the port of odessa and gave me this update a short while ago. yeah, there was that hope you originally that maybe the 1st ship could already leave today. it doesn't look like it now, but it's maybe still possible. we're nearing the end of the day and a ukrainian and russian media are saying that the 1st ships might now leave. to morrow the ports, the

ukraine's a black sea coast. rockets hit the village of the taca and a desa region. present blood of ms. lewinsky says the residential area with no military presence the eastern city. of course, he was also talking to john henry has more from keith. the russian defense ministry says it has destroyed 8 ammunition in missile depots in the southern black seaport, city of mich elia. it says it also destroyed port infrastructure in that case, in that which is one in a series of early tuesday morning, strikes by russian forces in the eastern ukraine town of harkey, if a gas pipeline was hit, that will leave thousands of people out of power that is with the mayor there says, and also in odessa, in the region of odessa, the small town of ciocca was struck. that is, according to the president of ukraine volota. mir zalinski who posted video said the only residential areas were struck there and he says there were no military targets. relatives of murdered al jazeera journalist, sharina la clay, have met with the u. s. secretary of state in washington to demand accountability for death. sharyn was shot in t

the question on everyone's mind, will monica lewinsky make a caveat?wicz, kevin walling and jason meister. whose idea was it to kim kardashian, hillary's or bills? >> i was going to say definitely when kim kardashian or meghan he's telling are in the room, keep an eye on bill. this is a classic example of the clintons. it's not going to be about the woman, will be the clinton women, all about them because clinton show is only about the clintons and these women will be peripheral in the conversation but of course it is funny they picked first of all, i don't see any trans women, i think that's a problem off the bat but they picked random celebrities they are friends with. i would do the same thing i guess, just pick my random celebrities friends if i had a show but i'm not getting paid like they are. jimmy: she makes good points, there are no persons with the capacity for pregnancy on the show. will you still watch it knowing how trans public the clintons are? >> they are not transferable, get out of here, i'll watch it but i think you got to reserve ju

. >> [laughs] >> he will tell you that, you did tell us that he never had sex with miss lewinsky.that wasn't quite true. and you know the rest of that story. i covered george w. bush. not h. w. bush. with george w. bunch, a normally decent man, with good intentions i never understood why he ran for president except his name was bush, i don't think he had much ideas are many ideas about what to do with the presidency. he listened a great deal, but maybe not enough to his father. and you know the rest of that story. so, that was the white house and those were the five presidents, and that's the bulk of it. [laughs] [applause] >> and we have time for some questions. >> happy to talk about any part of it. i think you'll want to use the microphone up here in the middle of the room. and as i have said, the coverage of these events over those four decades, four and a half, has changed dramatically. >> thank you, i finish your book this morning. i really liked a. very good, everybody should read it, and i notice that the publisher was role in and little fields, they have an office in mary

>> greg: no, it has to be monica lewinsky. >> geraldo: do you think that they have spoken?very woman that her husband came across. "one more thing" is up next. . the most epic sandwich roster ever created. ♪♪ it's subway's biggest refresh yet! do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,000 or more of life insurance, you may qualify to sell your policy. don't cancel or let your policy lapse without finding out what it's worth. visit coventrydirect.com to find out if your policy qualifies. or call the number on your screen. coventry direct, redefining insurance. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: time now for "one more thing," judge jeanine. it's beyond sad news, we found out that ivana trump has passed at the age of 73. she was a skier from czechoslovakia, and escaped communism and came to america to live the american dream. and live the american dream she did. she

and, look, you know, when bill clinton was investigated in the whole lewinsky matter, he helped someget -- helped pay their legal fees. this is something that happens. it is suggestive -- >> that was improper too, no? >> no, it was not improper -- >> i should say that could be construed as interference. >> it could be construed as improper, and it is true it creates a bond among people. and it is worth noting that when cassidy hutchinson decided she wanted to tell the full story to the congressional committee, she dropped her original lawyer, you know, who was part of the club. >> right. >> and got an independent lawyer. so, i mean, it is relevant. but, you know, it's not against the rules for the organization to pay the legal fees of the people involved. >> areva? >> yeah, i think the bigger issue here, don, that we are learning is that many of these witnesses have been pressured. they've been pressured by folks associated with donald trump and maybe even with some of these law firms to either not give full testimony to the january 6th committee or to give false testimony. so i hear

it was the monica lewinsky schedule. i think he felt obligated even though he was ahead in the polls against dole in 1996, to sign a law that he wasn't entirely in favor of. in fact he had vetoed it twice before. he was kind of trapped by his own words and ended up with this highly punitive restrictive program that massively reduced assistance and access to aid. and by 2000, the roles had been cut by about 60% and also by 2000, over half the block going to the states was no longer going for cash assistance. some of it was being used to pave the highways. it was very loosely distributed and there weren't many restrictions. they could stretch the definition of what was a good expenditure for aiding the poor and getting them off welfare. it led to increases in deep poverty and extreme poverty and what are called disconnected mothers who received neither cash assistance nor wages. if it weren't for things like the expansion of the earned income tax credit and some other programs, the poverty rate would be even higher today.

. >> the monica lewinsky matter. >> i want you to listen to me, i will say this again.with that woman. >> we have had the bush administration. >> we have begun the search for hidden chemical and biological weapons, and already know of hundreds of sites that will be investigated. our coalition will stay, until our work is done, and we will leave behind a free iraq. >> we had scandals come and go. i have never seen such chaos, i have never seen a president less capable, when we went through with the trump white house. >> watergate was a time in united states history, when we saw, legitimately, for the first time, a president make a determination that he is above the law. what it really did is, it gave a roadmap to donald trump, in terms of how to destroy our democracy in one fell swoop. >> donald trump is richard nixon on steroids and stilts. all the norms that were established post-watergate, he just ignored. >> the nixon administration accepted certain norms, violated them, but it accepted them. twisted the constitution but did not destroy it. with donald trump, the con

tell us that he never had sex with that woman ms lewinsky that wasn't quite true. and you know the rest of that story i covered george w bush not hw, i went overseas again. so george w bush enormously decent man with good intentions i never understood why when for president except his name was bush. i don't think he had much ideas or many ideas about what to do with the presidency. he listened a great deal, but maybe not enough to his father. and you know the rest of that story so that was the white house and those were the the five presidents and that's the book great. thank you. and we have time for some questions. and happy to talk about any part of it. i think you'll want to use the microphone up here in the middle of the room. and as i have said the the coverage of these events over this those four decades four and a half. has changed dramatically thank you. so i finished your book this morning. i really liked it and very good. everybody should read it and i noticed that the publisher was rowan and littlefields and they have office in lanham, maryland i do and

to bill clinton after the monica lewinsky affair and begrudgingly admitting the problems with that, then you win. >> trace: take it from an old college quarterback, they blame the quarterback every time. he's running and calling the signals. joe biden is the quarterback in this situation and sometimes you have to say yep, it's on me. neil, great to see you. >> great to see you. >> totally annihilated. that's how the devastation in parts of the state of kentucky are described. 16 people have died. if you don't know, the governor is saying that six of those 16 are believed to be young children. the governor expects that number to go higher. rex gordon is in kentucky with more. max? >> you can just see the power of the water that swept through here. this fire engine is lodged underneath that bridge there. officials say it's likely going to take weeks before we have a final death toll. as you mentioned, we're learning this afternoon that six of the dead are children. many roads here are still impassable. a little over 24,000 people are without power. rescue operations are still underway here

like, i only exist with bangs on like, you know, it's only happening that way for me playing monica lewinskymade me completely oblivious to everything turns out everyone in my life was lying to me. just literally every single person in my life was lying to me >> seth: so bon reached out to your family? >> yes >> seth: yeah. >> and it was magical. so she sent me, she was like, "i think you need a break why don't you go to the beach for the day? so i went with my mom and my brother and my best friend, ana, to the beach and then she was like, "after, why don't we all meet up at my parents house and we'll do something outside, and why don't we all get dressed up and it'll be really fun. i was like, "get dressed up? like, "it's saturday." [ laughter ] like i, you know, i work all day i have to wear hair. i'm like, "no. and they're like, "let's get dressed up." and i was like, "okay, this is weird. so we go to the beach and my parents house is like about 50 minutes, an hour from where we were at the beach and my mom went, i keep trying to get her in the car because we're going to be late and she's

lewinsky is back on television. she's demanding that parentsts force our children as young as six months old to take. the covid shot. >> they're all saying f tony fauci joe biden to watch.au >> i know many parents with very young children have anti. tronglyting this day parent, i strongly encourage childrenn infected and vaccinated. they do get infected and they do pass the infection. so wedo p would hope that family members who are responsible for the children will realize that and will be enthusiastic about getting their children vaccinated. and finally, covid-19 vaccinationsnsvaccinated. b of r five years of age. >> finally, some peace of mindma . amazingly, despitees all of their demonstrated failures, all of are documented dishonesty, those three people are still, as of tonight, in charge of this country's response to covid. it's remarkablepo if you think about it. so parents thinking about how to treat their own children are in a very tough position. hs one of the covid shots that wollensky and fauci and biden

tonight, talk about lewinsky's claims have been corroborated. once again, the new york post has obtained a communication in which james gilliver, the man you just heard, described the biden business partner, panics over the possibility that joe biden was involved in this deal might be uncovered. miranda devine is the reporter who broke the story. she's the author of the laptop from andshe columnist for the w york post. she joins us to explain whata, the story is . miranda, thanks th so much fors joining us . so. tell us where thisnf information comes from and what it says. if you wouldorfrom i. well, this is a new communication that has been brought by a whistleblower to the republican congressional investigators who are really getting up ahead of steam in their probe into the laptop and into the biden family influence peddling scheme. there's at least two committeest that will be lookingee at thatt after the midterms provided that the republicans, of course, win a majority in congress, which the polls show that they will. and so wil they are ge

so stepping up, attacks in neighboring donetta ukrainian president ro, to ms. lewinsky has vowed to retake all areas seized by russia. alan fisher reports from the capitol cave. it was a long and times brittle battle, but no, the russians have control of the city unless it chanced and with it the strategically and politically important for hand. scrooge and meeting with his defense minister in moscow. let me put the thank to soldiers and told them to push on. actually, there's a, i ask you to give a state award to all service personnel aware excelled during this military action based on your daily reports. i know there are a lot of brave, professional and gutsy in a good way, soldiers in the russian army, and they all should be decorated with old irrelevant state towards movement. the ukrainian president flooded me as the lensky said. his troops were pilled out of the city to save their lives. but he promised to return with greater fire power to reclaim it was that he spoke. if the commanders of our army, recall people from certain points of the front, where the enemy have the greatest fir

so i think he does very much values. relationship with ms. lewinsky in ukraine. he'd like to see himself carrying on that kind of well, states role. i suggest that's probably something to do. what is your sense of how the leadership election will pan out in terms of the, the key candidate it's going forward? well, i think the 2 ministers to resignation really started this process . a will definitely stand. there are a couple of people who stayed in cabinet in order to demonstrate their loyalty thinking that that would enhance their appeal at least trust is certainly one of those ban wallace. the defense secretary, maybe another people to talk about g minister any more on their own. so people outside of the government, you could argue that it's best to go for clean skin. somebody. busy always johnson, someone like tom to give you heads up for affairs committee. also jeremy holmes, who lost 2 bar stools back in 2019. so there are a whole range of people who will stand. we could see as we did in 2019, actually around 5 votes. of the column, it call it order to win down the number, then go f

the scandal with monica lewinsky and the impeachment trial, the backdrop for that was a very strong economy, very strong market. i wonder if the situation in england were better, you know, the economy were better, this inflationary problem, everything that has come along with it weren't as bad, would he, could he have survived this? >> i think that is an excellent point, neil. i think what ends up happening is when the economy is good you have a larger margin for error. when the economy is bad, well, there is not much margin for error. i think that is what happened to boris johnson this week. scandals he is dealing with are really nothing new. nine 1/2 lives as you called it. so that is not what is different. i think what is different now it happened at a time when you're dealing with some of these deep-seeded economic problems. neil: i'm just wondering, what happens now for europe? i mean you know, boris johnson was very fond of saying we are the economic engine of europe. i'm sure germany winces at that but nevertheless he has in his roughly three years in power which isn't a long time, m

it was the monica lewinsky schedule.nk he felt obligated even though he was ahead in the polls against dole in 1996, to sign a law that he wasn't entirely in favor of. in fact he had vetoed it twice before. he was kind of trapped by his own words and ended up with this highly punitive restrictive program that massively reduced assistance and access to aid. and by 2000, the roles had been cut by about 60% and also by 2000, over half the block going to the states was no longer going for cash assistance. some of it was being used to pave the highways. it was very loosely distributed and there weren't many restrictions. they could stretch the definition of what was a good expenditure for aiding the poor and getting them off welfare. it led to increases in deep poverty and extreme poverty and what are called disconnected mothers who received neither cash assistance nor wages. if it weren't for things like the expansion of the earned income tax credit and some other programs, the poverty rate would be even higher today. host: