and so when the lewinsky thing came out. they felt the sense of betrayal. and i think that was also at work. but the public, for the most part, yeah. as i said in the impeachment lecture, didn't really mind that much. i mean, the day he was impeached, his popularity, his approval rating was at like 73% or 71%. so people had the capacity to hold two things at once. yes. in his personal life, the guy's a he'll be. but it's not something that should, you know, remove him from office. and he can still be a good president. and people are very capable of that. why the media, you know was more intent. yeah i think what was good story it was exciting it was you know sensationalistic but i also think you know the first really top notch biography of clinton to come out was called first in his class by david maraniss. and he was kind of like the first of their generation to become president then. and i think, i don't know if how you feel this you maybe you're too young to really have these feelings. like a lot of times people, if it's someone older than them who achie

speed of our delivery to strengthen our sling. speed of decisions to limit ration potential was lewinsky pushed for speed. german chancellor, all of sholtes argued for caution the by losses. we will continue to maintain the balance between providing the best possible support to ukraine and avoiding an unwanted escalation. but shorts also challenged western countries to deliver on promised weapons that this means that everyone who can supply these battle tanks should actually do so. now, your french president, emanuel microns packing for ukraine remains firm nudism absolutely more at the us. if you not, we must absolutely intensify our support for the resistance of the ukrainian people, appropriate law, me, and army for leading the counter offensive, which alone you so will enable credible negotiations under the conditions chosen by ukraine. h authorities, its people ha, lieutenants is authority, isn't that significant? with a formal stage set, talks between western allies, began in earnest offstage, with the next step to bolster ukraine against russia's illegal war or being decided . dw

against an intensifying russian assault on the city of back. moot, ukrainian president below to ms. lewinsky says his forces will hold back mood, quoting now, for as long as we can up until now, the u. s. has declined to send ukraine longer range missiles for fear of provoking russia into escalating the conflict. so what changed as a question i put to military analyst frank lead, which well, nick, the message that you created asked for to call the tech homes. they're still not getting what they are getting are something called the ground, launched small diameter bombs, which about half the range of those for about 9 to 3 miles, a 150 kilometers or so. and you yourself hinted at purpose with the high mouse to which these missiles are designed already. the other launch systems down to 70 multiple loans, rocket systems. the russians have realized that clearly they've had their logistics wrecked by these over the last couple of months is mostly deals with, appreciate it so that move those logistical basis. further back behind the lines, the problem, the russians now is that these log a range mis

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news life from berlin, ukraine's president renews his appeal for youth membership, brought him miss lewinski, tells officials and brothels, there are only be peace in europe. and russia is defeated that ukraine becomes a member of the youth. as the death toll promote quakes in turkey and.

the ukraine follow to ms. lewinsky once again urging western leaders to send keep more weapons. yes, you would please return us for oil. if weapons deliveries or accelerated, namely long range weapons, we will not only not withdraw from buck much. we will begin to de occupied storm ras, one which has been occupied since 2014, one of the rascal, rural b. u says it will continue center military and humanitarian aid ukraine and we'll train 30000 ukranian soldiers. it also pledged money, $40.00 mining and reconstruction in the country, as well as a new round of sanctions against russia. the 10th packages on its way. we have the aim to have it in place by the 24th of february. it has a volume of round about 10000000000 euros its massive package again. it was the 1st time that any you saw made had been held in a country in wartime. although there were differences during this summer over the speed of keys you membership process. you leaders agree that ukraine is fighting this war against russia not only for itself with the whole of europe. natasha butler al jazeera keith. people in her

i found michelle and ms. lewinsky been held a joint press conference, some that off off of, for us, alexander. well, it was a press conference in which are both presidents, the european commission and president and the president of the european council stress that europe is standing by ukraine. that to europe is ready to support keith as long as it takes to win the war, or the la funder lion isn't even said we are one family. we are one vision and family members support each other. you can count on us. he told the korean roo, cure ukrainian president. however, we didn't see any deliver ups in this press conference. we didn't see any concrete results and nothing new so to speak. even though the ukrainian president said that actually he cannot go home empty handed, but says so far we didn't see any new commitments from the european union and its members states. well, let's just listen in now to what was left on the line. did have to say in that press conference, we all heard the urgency of your call to support ukraine. now you spoke in a very moving manner about and praising the european way of

since ms. lewinsky insists upon obtaining a more advanced weapons and to continue the conflict. he risks really losing the whole country. the u. s. sabotage of the north stream pipelines was aimed at cutting off europe from affordable russian gas. that's according to pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour hersh, speaking exclusively to option returns the ongoing underground, where he described the timeline of the planning that went into the attack. started with the secret negotiations held in washington. the people doing it thought this was in a bad idea. they gave the white house some options to maybe bluff or convince reporting that the cost is going to be very high. and but then when the white house blow by, talk publicly about this within 3 weeks of the briefing, information he got. and victoria knew of both within a 3 week period and late january, early february of last year. both said publicly, well, we know we can stop it and let me be, let me, let me. so the news kind of is, if, if a we will stop the north she wanted and the president was asked after he said that by r

call me how old monica lewinsky is.ess dirty again. what was the light doing at the conference was it worth it to start a political career and deceive your incredible supporters. for the sake of such glory, you can see how german chancellor schwartz is glad to meet with the belarusian sufferer, german chancellor schwartz knows if schultz is in front of him at all, but according to the beganut herself , she called on berlin to become one of the leaders of the coalition in support of democratic belarus , to act as a guarantor of the transition from dictatorship to democracy. let me remind you how democracy really looks like in german sveta is either really in the unconscious, or she grabbed such a wish for belarus. for some reason , poor nancy pilosi, that she, judging by the bewildered smile and shock in her eyes, could inadvertently be afraid that she had confused munich with the same thirsty for money for democracy in quotation marks, the taiwanese madame realized that she could not beg for anything, then she went acco

speed of our delivery to strengthen our sling. speed of decisions to limit ration potential was lewinsky pushed for speed. german chancellor, olive sholtes argued for caution the by losses. we will continue to maintain the balance between providing the best possible support to ukraine and avoiding an unwanted escalation. but shorts also challenged western countries to deliver on promised weapons that so this means that everyone who can supply these battle tanks should actually do so. now, you're french, president emanuel microns backing for ukraine remains firm nudism absolutely more at the us. if you know we must absolutely intensify our support for the resistance of the ukrainian people, hipaa law, me and army for leading the counselor offensive. which alone, he said, will enable credible negotiations under the conditions chosen by ukraine. its authorities, its people ha lieutenants his authority isn't book citigroup. with a formal stage set, talks between western allies, began in earnest offstage. with the next step to bolster ukraine against russia's illegal war or being decided. and

speed of our delivery to strengthen our sling. speed of decisions to limit ration potential was lewinsky pushed for speed. german chancellor, all of sholtes argued for caution the by losses. we will continue to maintain the balance between providing the best possible support to ukraine and avoiding an unwanted escalation but shorter, also challenged western countries to deliver on promised weapons that to this means that every one who can supply these battle tanks should actually do so. now, french president, emanuel microns packing for ukraine remains firm nudism absolutely more at thus, if he not, we must absolutely intensify our support for the resistance of the ukrainian people, appropriate law, me and army for leading the counter offensive. which alone will enable credible negotiations under the conditions chosen by ukraine. h authorities, its people ha, lieutenants is authority, isn't book secret group with a formal stage set, talks between western allies, began in earnest offstage. with the next step to bolster ukraine against russia's illegal war are being decided. and i'd like t

sol wisenberg, w independent counsel lewinsky litigation, he will weigh in on the biden document cold hundred biden scandals. when we return. ♪ continuing coverage of our breaking news, another unknown aerial object shot out of the sky by u.s. fighter planes, this time over michigan's lake huron. lucas tomlinson live at the white house with the latest. >> i was thinking during the commercial break what's changed between our appearance yesterday on the show and today? norad putting out a statement with the faa shut down the airspace over north of montana in the air force base and missile silos and later saying they lifted flight restrictions saying they detected a radar anomaly and now tonight after hours after norad pair of fighter jets shot on the object over lake huron, norad saying the object shot down over lake huron by the x team, connected to the radar anomaly over montana. so much has changed, the fourth time in eight days u.s. military shot down an object over north america. for the third time the past three days, member friday over northern coast of alaska, the object shot do

like, you know, bill clinton had to after the monica lewinsky stuff.'ve been with marjorie taylor greene as we've traveled to places like california advocating for the god fearing red blooded americans who live there. and too often we see a homogenized federal workness pushed on parts of the country who don't want it. i believe that the best push back is a national renewal, not a national divorce. it's something that marjorie taylor greene is helping to inspire. but, look, we're a country that when we had the presidency, the house and the senate, we couldn't even secure the border. so i don't believe we would be able to effectuate any type of national divorce. and i think that the politics of the america-first priorities would do a great deal to unify us. and, hey, it would be one thing, laura, to reject a national divorce more fervently if we didn't have our leaders cheating on the country with ukraine, which is what we saw from president biden recently. >> laura: but, congressman, to that point, i mean, we have lots of republicans in the senate. pret

. >> so lewinsky's tv, this comedian would grow into being this historic of a figure, we never reallywill rise? >> there's another important thing about him, in the american context, but also the european context, which is that if you think about our culture wars, roughly, very crudely, liberal values on the one hand and nationalism or patriotism, whatever language you want to use on the other hand, zelenskyy showed us it's possible to have a muscular patriotic defense of liberal values. >> and anne, we talked about the ukrainians fighting spirit, and how they keep pushing back against russia. the stakes, as you've written, it's existential. talk about the brutal nature of russia's occupation, and why it is at stake here for not only that ukrainians but the world. >> there are real elements of democracy in ukraine. the russians have sought to crush that, destroy it. every liberated territory, they've discovered torture chambers, makeshift jails, thousands of ukrainians have been deported to russia, including ukrainian children, who've been separated from their parents. we don't even k

if you go back to clinton and monica lewinsky there is a grand jury and he gave a statement. grandeur's are supposed to be secret, it is videotaped, and it ended up being released. all of these special accommodations in these matters can go awry for people who want to special conditions to testify remotely, and so on. so we will all have to see what pence works out. among this crowd he is been the straight shooter variety in terms of going by the book. >> okay friends, thank you very much for all that. in the meanwhile, we want to talk about. this this chinese spy balloon is in pieces in the fbi is combing through those pieces for evidence. so we're going to find out what they have found out about what the chinese were up to. plus, the comedy of congress. >> i think that senator schumer would have prayed the rosary while facing maka if he thought it would turn up more voters in the atlanta suburbs. ve financncial freedom. we're investing for our clients in the projects that power our economy. from the plains to the coasts, we help americans invest for their future. and help c

tapes, watergate, and clinton was subpoenaed for testimony relating to whitewater and the monica lewinsky piece of that investigation. but vice presidents i'm not sure ever have. spiro agnew, i remember, the u.s. attorney -- the federal prosecutor got the remarks, the bank records voluntarily from him. so, it's a dramatic step. but it's exactly the step you take as a federal prosecutor toward the end of your investigation. you've heard from all these other witnesses, cassidy hutchinson and others who surrounded the vice president and the vice presidents team, and they have told a very damning story about donald trump. but if you're the prosecutor and you are thinking, am i going to bring this case before a federal jury any federal grand jury, i need to know what pence himself was told in his own words. and so that is why the subpoena is so important. >> we have to potential criminal cases coming down to the essence of two phone calls. there is one in georgia, and this one in washington d.c., the phone call from the president to the vice president on the morning of january 6th. compare tho

monica lewinsky was freshly famous. it was a school to learn august night, hottest of the year.cheryl's deanda got a call from her dad. jack jesse. >> i was getting ready for bed. and my phone rings. and it's my dad on the phone. >> what time of this? >> 20 after nine. >> he was worried about his wife, sandra. she was missing. >> what did you think that happened? >> i just thought she maybe got into an accident or something. >> she rented this nearby mall on the quick aaron said shells that. but she was gone for so long. would cheryl deanda at least find, or ask that? >> went through, there we went to the burger king which was near the walmart. and back above 50 minutes later. >> but, when she went back into her dad's house. she found -- >> most horrifying sight i ever saw my life. it was her, face down on the floor, in the pool of blood. it's horrible. >> what did you think happened? >> i thought he had fallen because he had a big gash in the back of his head. i just went to the kitchen phone and called 9-1-1. >> but when she rolled him over, she could see wounds all across his

it would've benghazi nothing burger during bill clinton it was the whitewater case and later the lewinskythink whether it is mike pence taking on the subpoena, trump ignoring subpoenas the real problem will come if and when the indictment start to come down for the big fish front-runner six. i think to the extent that republicans will try to use this period while the control the maturity to muddy the waters, create false equivalency's, let's be clear there is no equivalency between anything that hunter biden did and what the perpetrators of an attempt to overthrow the government led by former president trump and the folks around him to, not at all the same thing. >> dean we have 30 seconds left but what do you make of jack smith's opinion mike pence, pretty out the gate he has only been on the job for three months? >> look, i feel like we're watching charlie brown and lucy holding the football and saying hey i'm not going to kick it, i'm not gonna let your hopes up so this could lead to indictment, i wish it was in two years, merrick garland is still awake long past time to indict donald

and for presidents lewinsky, having that military aid frozen, having the president of the united statesinst vladimir putin. after a year of warfare against russia, volodymyr zelenskyy has proved that he is a strong and capable president and a military leader, but he started this war on shaky ground. shaky ground that russia saw as an opportunity to invade, because ukraine didn't appear to have the universal backing of the united states. and that fact is on donald trump. okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we support immune function. supply fuel for immune cells and sustain tissue health. ensure with twenty-five vitamins and minerals, and ensure complete with thirty grams of protein. and ensure complete meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she's not going to let a lost card get her stressed. am i right? that's right. that's because these neighbors all have chase. alerts that help check.

this is a major shake up of presidents lewinsky's government.the relationship between the u.s. and ukrainian governments. but what we are hearing is that, at this point, the relationship is institutional. it is much bigger than individuals and should continue as it has been. yasmin? >> yes, we will certainly have to watch and see how this all shakes out. ralph sanchez for us. thank. you are, back here at home. strong reaction, certainly, to the shootdown of the chinese bivalent continuing today. in addition to the ten statements issued by the chinese government, there is no shortage of finger-pointing happening at home. republicans quick to criticize how biden handled the situation. he probably won't hear them bring up how similar chinese balloon incidents happen in the trump presidency at least three times. or how the president was careful to act in accordance with the pentagon before taking action. we want to bring in david ignatius now, foreign affairs columnist for the washington post. it seems as if we just lost david ignatius. we are going

his hair on fire, and leading a scorched earth political strategy of impeaching him from monica lewinskymorales, and north them, the republicans, it went about the business of governing. i think that's what joe biden is going to do. >> daniel, let's talk about those poll numbers. this information here just coming in about this new poll, about the sentiments that the democrats, -- is reelected in 2024. 55% will be enthusiastic but not satisfied. -- how seriously do you think the white house to take these poll numbers? >> i don't think they need to take the poll numbers seriously at all, they need to take the evidence that they saw in return elections, which is a really energizing, activated, electorate. they recognize the importance of this moment, the importance of holding on to our democracy, and the importance of putting people in power that are going to look after our interests both domestically and abroad. i think the poll numbers have shown themselves to be sort of like reading tea leaves, and even worse than that. over the last couple cycles that we've seen. i think that they need

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lewinsky, what kinds of questions would allow the cdc to answer. could you give us a few -- how did authority could've helped drink decision-making. >> sure what fraction of people possible are vaccinated. what is, not that we have these authorities through the public health emergency vote what, is going to be our present positivity for testing. impacts before our data use agreements signed, who is getting vaccinated? those are key things that, when we make import decisions, we're making decisions without the benefit of data that exist and it makes it harder to make them. thank you. >> i know for me one of the biggest things that i learned was that there were basic things like where reagan and matt in the city that were not clear. it ended up being one of the biggest indicators for death and contraction. can you take us what steps were taken to bridge the gaps in dated like race and accept, and what more should be done. >> right, we're working through our data he's agreements with each of our individual jurisdictions to be able to receive those dat

in fact, presidents lewinsky, dunng fact, presidents lewinsky, during his speech at westminster hallwestminster hall, had a lot of praise for his majesty the king. actually, he said it was an honour and truly special moments for me and my country to be invited to buckingham palace for audience with his majesty the king. he also spoke of the gratitude he has for king charles, because if you remember , when king charles you remember, when king charles was the prince of wales, he was very much supportive of ukraine. in fact, he called out, and i quote, putin's truly terrible aggression during one meeting that wasn't quite as strong words during this meeting at buckingham palace yesterday. but nonetheless , that was the power nonetheless, that was the power of soft diplomacy in action. thank you. you know, i just love to hear the sound of seagulls in the morning. can tell you're in cornwall or the southwest of the yucca tree, beautifully lit up behind yucca tree. and behind you see a yucca tree. and i think human holidays and what are pickles are horrible things that they are. but the so

yeah but of course presence lewinsky already reflecting prince of course reflecting that prince of courseago. but back to you, of course, as we see the motorcade approach, cameron the moment. thank you. but head now to but let's head now to westminster editor darren mccaffrey feet waiting for us. and darren what what an occasion with as we were saying with with cameron these lessons of history that zelenskyy was pointing out all the time in this very image of him sitting in churchill's armchair in the cabinet war rooms . yeah, quite the moment to rooms. yeah, quite the moment to be actually westminster hall mark to that speech alongside my lovely colleagues but obviously members from across both the house of commons , the house of house of commons, the house of lords and parliamentary staff, well, the hall itself was rammed clearly president zelenskyy received rapturous runs of applause not just before and that speech, but constantly throughout that speech, talking and praising britain's role right from the start this war began.in right from the start this war began. in fact , supplying,