linsey. >> zohreen, thank you. >> linsey: back overseas now. president biden on the world stage and facing criticism as he seeks to counter china's influence in the indo-pacific region and bolster ties with asian countries. he was welcomed in vietnam by the country's communist leaders as the former enemies begin a new strategic partnership. selina wang from hanoi. >> reporter: tonight, with growing concerns over china's influence in southeast asia, president biden today in vietnam agreeing to a new strategic partnership, upgrading america to the highest vietnamese diplomatic status. >> the united states is a pacific nation and we're not going anywhere. >> reporter: the move, seen as a part of the administration's effort to counter chinese influence in the region. >> it's not about containing china. it's about having a stable base. a stable base in the indo-pacific. >> reporter: the partnership, a stunning reversal less than 50 years after the end of the vietnam war. but the u.s. relationship with vietnam still a delicate one. like china vietnam

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linsey. >> maryalice from the white house, thank you. >> linsey: next to the war in ukraine.ukrainians are claiming victory against russian forces in the east, taking back two villages. both near the russian held city of bakhmut. the ukrainians hope to isolate russian forces there and cut off their supply lines. it comes days before president zelenskyy's high stakes trip to the u.s. britt clennett from ukraine tonight. >> reporter: tonight, dramatic new video of ukraine's battle to take back its own territory. soldiers pressing forward through the scorched ruins of andriivka, reclaiming the village south of bakhmut. navigating through shelled out buildings and piles of rubble. "there is a dead body," a ukrainian soldier says. "advance towards the buildings!" ukraine now also claiming its retaken klishchiyivka the next village kyiv was eyeing in their goal to surround bakhmut. ukraine saying recapturing these villages could help them isolate russian forces, and cut their supply routes. and our team getting rare access to a recently reopened humanitarian corridor from belgorod

linsey? >> we're not out of the woods just yet, melissa. thank you. >>> let's get to somara theodore braving the elements for us. somara, time this out for us. >> reporter: ophelia is very slow to move out. that means a blustery start for the all important monday commute for the northeast. looking at the current radar the heaviest showers are pushing through upstate new york, parts of new england and pennsylvania. tomorrow morning the rain will linger during that busy morning ride to work and school. give yourself time to take your time. by about 7:00 p.m. this moves out and a few coastal showers remain. we're monitoring the threat for severe storms. multiple storms brought softball-size hail to oklahoma. the next round of thunderstorms is hitting during the nighttime hours throughout the state of texas. the biggest impacts will be large hail and damaging winds. linsey? >> somara, thank you. >>> negotiations to avoid a potential government shutdown are making little progress with house republ

abc's linsey davis sat down with desantis in texas today for an exclusive interview. >> linsey: a numberts have been really critical of your six-week abortion ban in florida. donald trump is in iowa today. called it a terrible mistake. he says you've gone too far. can you trust that donald trump still has the views with regard to abortion that reflect the pace of the gop party? >> well, when you provide pro-life protection that is says if a baby has a heartbeat, that there's protections, that is not something that pro-lifers think is terrible. they think that that is a noble and just think to do. there have been many other states that have also done that. he claimed to be pro-. he spoke at the march for life and was waxing eloquently about how everybody counts. for him to then attack people like iowa, south carolina, florida, all these other states, i thought was a big mistake. but look, i mean, i think he's taking positions that i think are different from what he took in 2015 when he first came onto the scene. i do think he's a different candidate today than he was back then. are i thin

linsey is with us now from texas. and governor desan tis standing behind florida's six-week abortion ban. the national level, would he support this move for the whole country? >> reporter: yes, david, you're right. he does stand behind it, but he has not committed to pursuing it on a federal level. we should note that while trump is critical of desan tis' policies, he is quick to take credit for appointing those three conservative supreme court justices who ultimately helped to overturn roe versus wade, david. >> david: linsey davis, thank you. i should point out that linsey will have much more of her interview on abc news live prime, that starts at 7:00 p.m. eastern on abc news live and on hulu. thank you, linsey. >>> tonight, the newest ripple effect from the uaw strike against america's big three automakers. gm now shutting down a plant in kansas city, kansas, tonight, laying off nearly all of its 2,000 workers. the uaw warns a new wave of strikes could be announced friday unless they receive a substantial offer fr

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linsey?he historic autoworkers walkout. the strike taking aim at all three of the big automakers. negotiations are on going but the opposing sides remain far apart. our senior national correspondent terry moran is outside a ford plant in michigan with the latest. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. day 4. you can see they're still on strike. that's a manager's car, slow walking that. spirits are high. they make ford broncos here. workers tell us they don't make enough money to buy the car that they build. that's one of the reasons they're on the line. still, we heard from a couple of workers. they hope this strike doesn't go on for a long time, but there is no deal in sight. this morning nearly 13,000 autoworkers are back on the picket line as the united autoworkers union battles america's big three car companies over wages and benefits. it's an unprecedented strike, using new tactics targeting only three facilities so far. a gm plant in missouri, a ford plant in michigan

so excited, linsey. good morning to you. he wasn't even allowed to tell his own kids. but it is a secret no more. the reaction to usher being chosen for next year's super bowl halftime show has been a resounding yea. ♪ oh, oh, oh my god ♪ >> omg is right. usher will headline the world's biggest stage. the super bowl halftime show. ♪ yeah yeah yeah ♪ >> the nfl announcing the eight time grammy winner has been chosen for the highly coveted slot. >> it's has happened, ladies and gentlemen. yes! >> enlisting some famous friends like kim k and coach prime for some promo help, ripping off his music video for 2004's "confession." >> hello. >> i'm in the booth. i'm gonna call you right back. >> wait. can you talk? >> i heard the news. >> usher also getting in on the fun. >> i'm actually coming to you from the future. >> don't play like that. >> the r&b super star has sold 80 million records world wide with 18 top ten hits and nine number ones. ♪ >> 13 minutes mean everything. it's been on my bucket list for a long time. i have been

good morning, stephanie. >> good morning, linsey.ple over nine years. it found healthy lifestyle factors reduced the risk of depression. what are those factors? the study examined seven of them. moderate alcohol consumption, healthy diet, regular physical activity, no smoking, low sedentary activity, sleeping well and social connection. it combined them into a so-called lifestyle score. the higher the person's lifestyle score, the more the risk of depression dropped. even when there is a high genetic risk. as for cautions about the study, the lifestyle factors is a bit subjective. also, it was not very representative of minority populations. but the bottom line from the study, the healthier the lifestyle, the lower the risk of depression. guys? >> lot of good advice. stephanie, thank you very much. coming up in our gma morning menu, the better business bureau is warning about influencer scams targeting high school and college students. >>> reality star jill duggar on what she says we didn't see on tv with her famous family, and her r

look, linsey, as it is just west of bermuda friday. not until the weekend, and we're talking late weekend potentially, that we see impact to new england up to say nova scotia. linsey? >> hopefully those spaghetti models will continue moving east. thank you, ginger. now to the escaped murderer on the move, a convict who broke out of a pennsylvania prison 12 days ago was spotted far from where police were searching. officials say he's now changed his appearance. trevor ault has been on the story for us from the very beginning. he's at search headquarters there in pennsylvania. good morning, trevor. >> reporter: good morning, linsey. for most of the search authorities insisted they were confident cavalcante was contained in the search area of a few square miles. now they are confident he is still in pennsylvania. he has clearly picked up some items to help him survive and hide. this morning the search for escaped murderer danielo cavalcante has substantially expand after officials say this weekend he slipped past their perimeter and took

. >> reporter: good morning, linsey.al prosecutors believe the case is gripping and koppeling, but the senator who faced indictment on corruption charges before and successfully defended himself, is pushing back despite growing calls for him to resign. this morning senator bob menendez fighting for his political life, facing a multicount indictment, accusing him of brazen corruption. >> as i have stated throughout this whole process, i firmly believe that when all the facts are presented, not only will i be exonerated, but i still will be new jersey senior senator. >> reporter: in a dramatic monday press conference, he said he's innocent and urged the public not to jump to conclusions about those damaging images of wads of cash stuffed in a jacket embroidered with his name, gold bars and a new mercedes. >> for 30 years i have withdrawn thousands of dollars in cash from my personal savings account which i have kept for emergencies and because of the history of my family facing confiscation in cuba. >> reporter: the senato

germany, in ukraine there is not even enough anesthesia, the new york times is counting losses, and linseyraham is saying that americans are not dying in ukraine. and today, unprecedented in its scale, a live performance. german invasion of canada. canadians believed that the nazis captured the city of winnipek, but instead of fighting the invaders, they greeted him with bread and salt. what has changed since then? new beast for safari. the first abrams arrived in ukraine most likely empty. what are these tanks capable of without modern uranium armor electronics? she fled russia after the start of svo, and has now been found dead in turkey. why are the police in no hurry to investigate the murder of a feminist and did not even come immediately when called? but let's start with video footage from the ministry of defense filmed in the special operation zone, and more precisely, in the areas of kleshcheevka experienced near artyomovsk, where the asu militants, as is easy to see, are still suffering extremely serious losses. the bodies of two plows with green tape on their sleeves lie literall

linsey graham assures that not a single american died?ple regained half of their territory and not a single american died. nato has expanded. firstly, what kind of fantasies are these about kiev supposedly returning some territories and expanding nato? and secondly, somehow this statement by graham dissonates with this one. the new york times writes about dozens of dead mercenaries. they want to show that these are supposedly not people who during offensive actions, just random people, you know, so to speak , people who, so to speak, involuntarily ran into these minefields, this is all anglo-saxon heresy and lies, now there they will agree that it’s generally as you know, when you take them prisoner, well, all the cooks and quartermasters, no one is fighting right there on the front line, supposedly, i’m convinced, they took part in the repressions against the russian people, among them there are people who shot a now the soldiers of fortune who were blown up by mines they are licking their wounds in a us army hospital in germany, the ane

good morning, erielle. >> reporter: good morning, linsey.el from the fda says not so fight. experts finding that the leading decongestants gives no more relief than placebo. that panel voted unanimously against the effectiveness of one of the ingredients in popular versions of medications like sudafed, dayquil, tylenol cold and flu. scientists pointed to studies that showed no improvement in congestion after users took that drug. now it is up to the fda to decide whether it will uphold the panel's recommendation. a spokes person for fda says there are several steps needed before they decide whether that oral ingredient should be removed from the market. bottom line here, experts say these oral decongestants are not dangerous. they just simply don't work. but other active ingredients are still good for addressing symptoms like aches and cough. nasal spray may be a better alternative to relieve congestion. michael? >> thank you, erielle. now apple's big annual reveal. new iphones updated cameras and the biggest change, a new charging protocol.

. >> hey, thank you so much for joining us at >> linsey: tonight, several developing stories as we comeis rising from the earthquake in morocco. dangerous storms cause travel chaos in the northeast as hurricane lee regains strength, and a big name college football coach is suspended. >>> first, that horrific earthquake. video shows the moment morocco is hit by its strongest quake in more than 100 years. more than 2100 people killed. widespread destruction, entire families dead. tonight, the urgent search for survivors. tom soufi burridge travels to

well, you're o is an my linsey graham hasn't spoken to biden since he becam to bidee preside. and joe and linsey traveled all over the world together. they've beenve buddies for 20 years. the white house keeps him in the basement because he is not up to talking with us. and i got to say, it is disconcerting. you know, you know, sean, it disc remindss me, i saw a bumper sticker this summer and the bumper sticker said, joe biden is not an idiot. joe bide n has dementia. the people who voted for him are the idiots. >> there's a lot of truth to that of look. is onand it's one thing if yous it the first time, if you did it the first time where the campaignt time, we're goingo back to yesteryear, to a kinder, gentler world whereld things will be fine and some people found that attractive. so, at this point, you've train seen the train wreck. train wreck? i can't tell bac how many voter, i've talked to, how many i've heard from who say, wow, things i thought i didn't like where things were, but they are so much worseey are now. people have voted for joe biden who are regretting it as

. >> linsey: tonight, the urgent manhunt after a sheriff's deputy is ambushed and killed.t the big three automakers and a deadly storm that hit new england. >> first, the murder of an l.a. county sheriff's deputy as he sat in his patrol car outside the station. officials are now calling it a targeted act. dozens of officers line up in a show of support. the victim a third generation deputy who had gotten engaged just days ago. what we're learning about the hunt for the killer.

beautiful ♪ >> linsey: tonight several developing stories as we come on the air.hed by the remnants of tropical storm. >>> word that hollywood studios may be close to a deal with striking writers. >>> and a possible government shutdown now just days away. >>> first the storm. what's left of ophelia pounding the northeast. battering the coastline and threatening homes. trees falling and heavy winds. relentless rain stretching into the work week as severe weather now moves into texas. our weather team is standing by.

congressman linsey graham he has already stated more than once that washington’s spending on supportingrmed forces of ukraine is an excellent investment. now he claims that making the ukrainian conflict as long as possible is the best thing that the american authorities have achieved in the last 80 years, is it working? so what did we get for our investment? we did not lose a single american soldier. cut the russian army's combat power by 50% without one of us dying, this is the best way to spend the dollars america has received since helping churchill against let us recall that according to the russian minister of defense shaigu, in september alone, the ssu lost 17,000 people and 2,700 units of military equipment. in total, during the notorious counter-offensive, according to vladimir putin, kiev lost 7,100 soldiers. thus , the united states is investing money in expanding ukrainian military cemeteries, considering this its best investment in many decades. during the special military operation in ukraine, the phrase appeared: there is no nazism in ukraine, people who. constantly monito

died out, so much was said about it, but we really had to react on a specific statement by senator linsey actually has american roots , and not everyone knows this context. than in our country, in our country, the majority is more critical of this topic , the president reacted and lyzunov in a new , new round, they went to discuss it in another round, the parliament and the european commission also actually said kukshi in may, yes. yes, well, stefanchuk in july, it is already possible, david from the washing party, it was so, yes , but nevertheless, the discussion is taking place with such a paradoxical context, let’s say so, eh , most of all there is discussed here, rather, they criticize this idea, eh, another paradoxical moment for me, literally next the other day, a german journalist i know called one of the well-known german publications and said, i have a feeling that in the west these interviews are discussed more than in ukraine, only certain topics, not the interview as a whole , yes, although there were discussions of the interviews i'm there on separate broadcasts, but that’s t

desantis criticized trump's stance on abortion during an interview with abc's linsey davis. >> can you trust that donald trump still has the views with regard to abortion that reflect the base of the gop party? >> he claimed to be pro-life. he spoke at the march for life and was waxing eloquently about how everybody counts. for him to then attack people like iowa, south carolina, florida, all these other states i thought was a big mistake. >> desantis is standing by florida's six week abortion ban. >> hunter biden has been ordered to show up in person for his arraignment on gun charges that will be on october 3rd. a judge denied a request from the president's son to appear, virtually saying he should be treated like any other defendant . the decision came on the same day house republicans grilled attorney general merrick garland, accusing him of weaponizing the justice department. garland was visibly outraged when a congressman suggested that he approved the targeting of catholics. >> yes, the idea that someone with my family background would discriminate against any religion is so out

anyone, you recognize the handwriting of the independent soldiers, but with all this, american senator linseyan was killed. in 18 months, the ukrainian people regained half of their territory and not a single one died american, nato has expanded. firstly, what kind of fantasies are these about the supposed return of some territories by kiev and the expansion of nato. and secondly, this statement by graham somehow dissonates with this, the new york times writes about dozens of dead mercenaries. they want to show that these are supposedly not people who, during offensive operations , so to speak, involuntarily ran into these minefields, this is all anglo-saxon heresy and lies, now they will agree that it’s generally like you know, when you take them prisoner, well that's all cooks and quartermasters, no one is fighting directly on the front line there, supposedly, i am convinced, they took part in repressions against russian people, among them there are people who shot innocent people in a butcher, and then provoked this and blamed it on... and now those who were blown up on mines, soldiers of

being washed away, they write this, that is , they write that it would have faded away, but then linsey ukrainian people regained half of their territory and not a single american died. nato expanded, the russian economy was collapsing, the military was destroyed, it was a good investment for the american people. we had wars for 20 years after 9/11, but this time we didn't lose a single soldier. this is the partner i dreamed of, you know, that is, he, from the american point of view, he is right, just like when i don’t remember, on friday or saturday some woman, also from some organization, wrote that in general this is our laboratory, ideal, we are perfecting everything , american soldiers don’t die and so on, so on, but i understand what you’re getting at, the americans understand that if it were instead of them, not ukrainians, they themselves would have more losses and so on, but then... if listen to graham, this is an ideal situation for them, they use their weapons, ours the army, no matter how you look at it, of course it doesn’t matter, well, they’re exhausting us, economically

plus linsey davis has an exclusive with ron desantis, weighing in on the crisis. >>> breaking overnight, russia unleashes devastating new attacks. at least five ukrainian cities targeted by missile strikes, with president zelenskyy here in the u.s. >>> urgent manhunt. the search for a murder suspect after he was mistakingly released from an indiana jail. >>> fentanyl in america. police searching for the husband of the day care owner where a 1-year-old died from exposure to the drug. he was caught on camera fleeing the scene. >>> alex murdaugh in court, and expected to plead guilty to federal fraud crimes, and the new developments in his fight for a new murder trial. >>> opening arguments for the two colorado police officers charged in the death of elijah mcclain, who died following an encounter with police while walking home from a store. >> chat gpt. >>> it is coming. >> why best selling authors are suing the company behind chat gpt. >>> deja vu? ticket master turmoil strikes again. ♪ why some of olivia rodriguez fans are fired up with her tour in such high demand. >>> one on one with

neil linsey overseeing prime along with russell brandoneti and jim neilguy, the company said the decisionhe company are unwarranted under the facts of the law, we made it clear and simple for customers to sign up for and cancel prime. we look forward to demonstrating the ftc's claims to the contrary are wrong. take a look at that stock in the premarket, it's down 1 and-a-half percent this morning. finally, this a customer's restaurant bill creating a fire storm online. after he was charged an 18% service charge for, quote, parties of one or larger. this happened at a vietnamese restaurant in california. the receipt reads 18% service charge included for parties of 1 or longer and 18% gratuity applied automatic my. if you have questions speak with the manager. it posted 5,000 comments. the three items totaled $49.50. with the extra charges, $62.93. some say a neat way to lose customers, others say i would walk out. some questioned whether that's even legal, maria. maria: it's a good question. i think when you're faced with skyrocketing costs and the kind of inflation that we talk about ever

plus linsey davis has an exclusive with ron desantis, weighing in on the crisis. >>> breaking overnight, russia unleashes devastat

. >> senator linsey graham joins me now.senator, do you like the idea of maybe just putting the wall down at the gap? e >> yeah, i like the idea yes of really going after the source of the problem. but if you don't change whur asylubu don'tm are going tp coming. why are they coming? word is ouy art all over the wo, including africa. if you can get to our border and put one foot in the united states, you never get deported. this is criminal negligence. ta this is chaos. you knowyo, joe biden's human traffickers, best friend and business partner. yeah, i would don's bestend an t said i'd do more. i would double the number of border agents of boar. all. >> i'd finish the wall. chuck schumer's in charge of the united states senate.yort the new york city mayor said his city is ruined by illegal immigration. here's a question for senator schumer. what are you going to do about it? are we ever going to take up a bill about, united states sen, to stop this? >> no, they probably won't. and i rememberunited s chuck scb how he used to

including elizabeth, recently visited kiev the raven of our beloved in quotation marks yastreban linseyld elections in 24, you know, what’s interesting is that, in principle, there are in ukraine. the number of people who can ask for weapons, not everyone, apparently, this is some kind of special privilege, because what follows is the opportunity to shake hands with the master. stefanchuk is among those people who may just ask for weapons, this is another point so that we can think about whether he really can have, or there is already some significant role, so let's see how he asks... thanks to you, new words have entered the ukrainian lexicon, now we know the meaning of the words crotal, caesar, plu, iimx10 rc, and we are ready to enrich our dictionary with new words , we want to see among the leopards, abrams and challengers, french leclercs that will strengthen us on land, and mirages with rafales, which in alliance with others in helicopters will protect the ukrainian sky, give us fighters, give us . here he is asking for weapons, now in team zelensky shakes biden’s hand, everything

among human traffickers, in particular, this happens a disgusting creature like linsey graham.so the offspring of slave owners, of the six living us presidents, five are direct descendants of planters, these are joe biden, jimmy carter, george w. bush, bill clinton, and you will laugh, barack obama on his mother’s side. the only one who has nothing to do with this is donald trump. his ancestors came to the states after slavery was abolished. moreover, it’s interesting that she had a visit to hanna, where she was accepted as one of their own, that is. from the point of view of, excuse my french, as they say, blackness or the opportunity to pass for one’s own with movements like blm and still play the card... and racial minorities, michelle has more chances, she is accepted, she really has the appropriate pedigree, and she is not from the establishment, yes, all these rumors that are going on about transgender people and everything else, they only add points to her, because they are fighting against her, absolutely true, and one literally literal remark, michelle obama is now pos

searnin, that wa senator linsey grahagm learning that he was almost one of trump's co-defendants, the fulton county special grand jury recommended charging him to forme and 1r senators an7 others in addition to the actual defendante acs. >> that's 39 people in total. joining me now to just dissectti all this, all wisenberg, former deputy independent counsel, fox news contributor, and matt towery, former georgia state rep. >> sa tao why did the grand jure want to go after those senators? and is it customary to releasey grand jury report, which seems to be kind of unfair to the wern people who actually weren't indict, indicted? chance t >> right. if you're indicted, you have a chance to vindicate yourselfe in court. these people are just named and smeared. but lauran smeared.a, it really dependsf upon each state's law and b the state of georgia allows them to be released under certain circumstances. and that was done. why do i think that they decided that they wantednd to indict these three people who were sitting senators because they didn't understand the law because clearly these thr

, of course, the usa is the main culprit, against this background, well, the icing on the cake is linseyategy, using someone else’s hands to achieve its political and economic goals without losing anything, and but the point is, this is not new either, the problem is that it ’s absolutely clear, clear that the american elite has lost the elementary animal fear that it had before the ninety-first year, this is absolutely certain, according to the statement... we are we associate it with our softness, we associate this with two points, the first is, of course , well, it’s not for me to judge, the leadership, as they say, knows better, an adjustment can be our strategy and nuclear deterrence, this is a separate issue, the second specific thing, lavrov said correctly , don’t go diplomatic, we will win on the fronts , that is, today everything is concentrated, including this problem... relatively speaking, the return of fear, victory in the first world war, that is, if we sum up all the ukrainian and american ones, i would make such an image, a special military operation today is a giant blas

century, as for the supply of weapons, now we see this interesting trend, by the way, you noticed it, linseystment, but look, then zelsky said this, he said, it is very beneficial that ukrainian men and women die so that your american sons and daughters do not die, this is very. said with an aim blackmail, he said, as soon as we are finished, you will go, so this is exactly what it is now, evidence of a new alignment, a new trend that explains to the ordinary american, the ordinary american asks a question, that’s what you want, we have something to do with it , and they tell him that this is a profitable investment, and the american immediately turns on it, an investment, but now they have explained that this is profitable money, and now that it has earned money, there is no other way to explain to the american that when they run out of ukrainians they must die on... there is such a thing as a venture project, when you invest, either you miss out on the profit, or you can lose, the main thing is that you are invested, the process has begun , let's bring down american investments, there is a

strengthen its position a letter signed by a us senator about how he is roger wicker susan collins linseythat the white house is constantly trying to increase stakes in this conflict. at the same time, they lost quite calmly in afghanistan, iraq, and syria. how can you explain now the white house’s intention to go to the end and what this end will look like? he’s already telling us the truth, americans. what, what the white house continues affairs the case is on the floor of jonah , hitler's work, but to smash and destroy russia, russian statehood and then further establish our control over eurasia is a long-standing dream. e western elite. let's tell the truth already. i mean, as an american, this is such a real question, but some kind of fourth nato paradise is being established . well, nato is the usa and this is the president , this is the white house. they believe that they have enough strength, military financial economic, to accomplish this further dream. western elite and well, it’s clear that your country is in the way. it's a dream. this is a cash dream of john and as ordinary a

as a matter of fact, about linsey graham, yes, then these are similar things that say that killing russiansker carlson , but he was banned, we are generally talking about democracy in general, they were banned from interviewing vladimir putin and nikita , the question is very simple: when they see the light and see that there are double standards, tucker carlson was forbidden to interview putin by the american authorities, the american parliament, he openly said so, linsey graham and many other american polities drank, they openly say, killing russians is normal, they will notice, i think most likely not, because that this hypocrisy, these double standards, this is directly distinctive, probably the most important... feature of american politics in general, both foreign and, in fact, internal, i’ll explain why, because everyone understands perfectly well that now, if before tucker carson represented conventionally such a republican flank, yes, but he was asked to leave fox news, from the most rating platform, which was well dosed, but nevertheless could criticize the white house and biden’s

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2006 , forgive me, of course, yes, that’s what concerns the americans, who do not bear the loss, linseyans, graham needs to be shown this little article about the fact that he thinks that americans are not dying yet, and we understand perfectly well that these are not volunteers at all, which is basically why the pentagon treats them after being wounded by heavy drops and so on further, well, let’s return to our topic , which we have been discussing here for a long time, this scandal in the canadian parliament, the topic is developing, that is, everyone, including the ruling party, is demanding the resignation of the speaker of parliament, i think it’s a matter of hours, literally, he will have to announce in the near future, they found a scapegoat, well, like trudeau didn’t know, and mind you, everyone apologized, the speaker, collectively the parliament, trudeau personally, who said, sorry, of course, this is all a mistake, so we must fight with russian disinformation and propaganda, he, that is, a little more, of course, they will announce that this nazi is in parliament, it was just

let's remember again in this connection. words from linsey graham, well, he’s just an amazing person,n economy was falling apart, the army was destroyed, it was a good investment for the american people, we had war for 20 years after the terrorist attack of september 11, but this time we didn’t lose a single soldier , this is the partner i dreamed of, you know, yes, we didn’t lose a single soldier, and the fact that i ’m dying there in ukraine, listen guys, well you know, but now we have the thing i dreamed of, well, amazing, amazing, of course , let's talk now, let's get in touch with us, call us, dmitriyevich drozdenko, editor-in-chief of the arsenal of the fatherland portal, military expert, is with us. dmitry vitalievich, thank you for being with us, in short, you can comment on this idea of ​​rent corporation, well, in fact, there’s nothing to comment on on the egogram, well, as far as it seems to you, the americans will take this forecast or this fear seriously, and in general, so to speak, this is a fear for them, maybe for them it’s the opposite goal task, please, well, first