thank you. madeline. you were slow and other breaking news from sweet julia sondra is back home in australia, a free man after play deal with us authorities is free to marks and into a 14 year long legal battle with the us government over the documents and classified military files that he published on his wiki leaks platform 3 at last and back in the fold of his family wife, stella and father joan in his native australia for the 1st time in over a decade for duty and assigned arriving at cambra. apple, which was the final active and international drama that included 70, is refuge in london's ecuadorian embassy. and 5 more in put to as high security prison. a consequence of publishing hundreds of thousands of classified us documents on his wikileaks whistle blowing website. it made him a hero to free speech campaign is but a villain to the us government, which said he didn't den get national security australia as prime minister, antony albany. the lead for years to free. i found he spoke to him by phone e

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. >> thank you very much, i will turn it over to madelin now. >> thank you very much, i appreciate itanks han for laying the foundation. i think it's super important. i was chairman of the strategic pasture commission andhe do, tak about the recommendations of the strategic commission, but one of the -- one of the many conclusions that the posture commission came to was how different the world is from the last strategic pasture commission in 2009 and as was hans in terms of numbers, we are on the cusp of having the -- the.s. cusp of not having one but two nuclear for the first time ever. this is a situation that the u.s. clearly didn't want. it's notot prepared for and it didn't plan for it. so the commission worked very hardhe to understand what really was going on, we -- when i say we, there were 12 of us, we were appointed by 8 members of congress. this time we ended up with six men and six women which was quite different from the 2009, congressional commission and wel organized our findings and our recommendations really by themes and what we thought were important in our chapters

rejoining me now to discuss this are madeline grant sam vowles and stephen pound .n pound. stephen pound are going to begin with a rather deflating question are we kidding ourselves? if there's a huge labour majority , there's a huge labour majority, there's a huge labour majority, there will be no interest in what's going on in the right at all. well i think there will be because always you've got to look to the future. >> and also there's a fascinating scenario emerging here. if these figures are remotely correct, you could end up with a group of shell shocked, battered and bruised and wounded tories getting back into the opposition benches . and into the opposition benches. and there is this charismatic figure of nigel farage putting his cigarette out in the members lobby and strolling in. and so do you not think that they might coalesce around him, but i think the issue there is of the realignment of the right. firstly, you cannot take fascism out of reform. the problem with having a very, very charismatic and i'm happy to accept that leader is that without that

and please state safe. journalist madeline, i get a lot reporting on what appears to be a coup attempt in bolivia level and thank you. yes, you have to be cover your ass. it seems like we're okay. thank you. our 2nd top story julian, is on the healey. founder is back home in australia, a free man after a plea. deal with us authorities is freedom marks it into a 14 year long legal battle with the us government over link documents expansion, 5 military files that he published on his platform, which he looks a 3 at last and back in the folds of his family. wife stella and father joan in his native australia for the 1st time in over a decade for juliet sons arriving at cambra. applewood was the final act of an international drama that included 70 is refuge in london's ecuadorian embassy. and 5 more input to as high security prison, a consequence of publishing hundreds of thousands of classified us documents on his wiki leaks whistle blowing website. it made him a hero to free speech campaign is but a villain to the us government, which said he didn't. den get national security australia as

a little while ago, i spoke to a journalist, madeline aguilar and the bolivian capital in the pause. and i asked her about the seemingly orderly ends to the crew attempt smoke. in the recent hours in the dark, so need out was arrested and transferred to for leasing offices offices while she was being moved there. ga, something, corporations we need. yes. you bigler agency nation. that is lisa king. so order he to a date or the immediate, the vehicles, the guys this week will be our for, we are. so actors as a courage of people i've talked to even for the because sign a lease or say that it seems like a minute or so. so it's something that was organized by the, the saying in research and expressed in the re that will be the most recent news after the, the, the leaders of the media guys were to change. this is the feeling they are the most dangerous part of this is over. yes. so these, these are a, go back to norma. however, people wherever used here in the lines, for example, definitely for the young people as far as buying things for the 4 weeks. or so, so worst here about a blower,

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madeline rivera joins us. >> hello, jackie. one of his biggest political vulnerabilities, check out the poll showing 53% of registered voters think that president trump does a better job than president biden. despite the executive order that president biden issued earlier this month restricting asylum at the southern borders. majority of voters 6 in 10 support the action. and unveiling another executive action making it easier for migrants married to u.s. citizens to get legal status. the president has continually put the blame on congress for the crisis at the southern border despite many putting the blame on him. here is the president on the issue. >> i'm not interested in playing politics with the border or immigration, i'm interested in fixing it. i've said it before -- [app [applause] >> i've said it before and i'll say it again today, i'll work with anyone to solve these problems. >> the president's border policy is coming under more scrutiny this week after a suspect was arrested in the death of rachel moran. he entered

it is for madeline about the chinese build up buildup actually. what is your best asked this is related to. hans caught >> the analysis is all over the map section6n of conversations and obviously bit of condemn. that's probably not one that will be the first big mistake the one reason. it's probably a combination of factors. his street.lÑ larger numbers were very arms racans it said. that has obv some extent. what. because they fear u.s. it's much more capable ofg strike? is that it? is it that they think of it more nuclearces elaborate in the conventional term intervening.dent xi likes he chinese military to be bigger. he sent out a decree that says china has to be a world-class military power by the this century he go do that. the services are like lots ofmoney. probably a lot of the dynamic in it i would warn against being focused the stuff it's most likely a combination. >> i. this is part of the conundrum about that u.s. and the commission itself ieyond the intelligence community to try to understand these questit that nuclear buildup it's a

madeline: and hunter's oldest daughter also testified sing on friday that her father looked great in 2018 the defense called rep to strengthen their argument that hundred right not of been using drugs when he butted out the gun for 11 days has special counsel david weiss team fell, presented take series of text messages between him and hunter in which he apologizes, for his erratic behavior at the time and told us what daughter, i'm sorry, i been so unreachable and it's not fair to you. the president said that he will pardon the sun if he's convicted, here's michigan governor biting campaign catcher, gretchen witmer. >> when the president asked about the still have confidence in the judicial system is not going to undermine it and i think that you know, will see how it plays out. madeline: first lady jill biden will likely show support for stepson and the return to wilmington dover tonight. mike: thank you very much and for more in this is bringing former federal prosecutor, jonathan and welcome until hallie biden gift emotional testimony she was romantically involved with him throug

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so madeline albright, i think i was a, was a great sales person in that regard. and it was a very nice way to help people forget that the of the prompts of the american empire in terms of it's april, conduct all of the american flags to say that mantra the perception is a reality. and sometimes they seem to believe in it themselves. now you mentioned the kinetic or military aspect of it, them clearly, you know, all the countries have been like the americans have been paying close attention to what the americans or the west generally is doing overseas. both russia, china, turkey, and many other countries have 4 to 5. the military's but a china and russian particular as far as i know, china already has a larger navy that the united states. russia has acquired an ad in the super sonic a weaponry. and it's true that the western countries i'm modernizing, the arm is as well, but they are relying primarily on private const contractor. so it's more expensive and fall as time efficient. because in both china is in rest and litters can combine their industries to develop

it is for madeline about the chinese buildup actually. this is related to intentions. hans caught dark? >> the analysis is all over the map section of conversations and obviously bit of intelligence. to condemn. that's probably not one that will be the mistake. the one reason. it's pbably a combination of factors. his street. larger numbers were very important. too not to participate in an arms race as it said. that has obviously changed to some extent. . because they fear that u.s. it'g a surprise suittrike? is that it? is it that they think of it more nuclear forces elaborate in the conventional term intervening. or is it president xi likes that stuff and once he chinese bigger. he sent out a decree that says china has to be a world-class military power by the this century he has told them to go do that. the services are like lots of money. probably a lot o the dynamic in it well. i would warn against being focused to put an answer to thea combination. >> i. this is part of the conundrum about that u.s. and the commission itself is far

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so madeline albright, i think i was a, was a bright sales person in that regard. and it was a very nice way to help people forget that there were other parts of the american empire in terms of its role conduct well in the american slide to say that mantra, the perception is a reality. and sometimes they seem to believe in it themselves. now you mentioned the kinetic or military aspect of it, then clearly, you know how the countries have been like the americans have been paying close attention to what the americans or the west generally is doing overseas. both russia, china, turkey, and many other countries have fortified. the military's but china and russian particular as far as i know, china already has a larger navy that the united states. russia has acquired an ad in the supersonic a weaponry. and it's true that the western countries i'm modernizing, the arm is as well, but they are relying primarily on private const contractor. so it's more expensive and for last time efficient because in both china's and russian litters can command their industries to develop

current president of the united states, are embracing a much more progressive form of the religious madeline hayes. a student at benedictine college takes the church's rules, very serious from people pre marital sex to confession. and she's seriously considering becoming or not. and she has a 3 female students, also considering the same location. there are a lot of things that are like non negotiable to a lot of us who are faithful catholics. and so we don't believe as a church will ever say that like contraception is acceptable. however, i don't think catholics in the past would have ever expect the pontiff, during his 11 years tenure as head of the church to suggest even atheist could go to have it and saying that he did not judge homosexuals as well as taking a softer stance on abortion and remarriage. this debate is not just happening in the catholic church as several denominations within the protestant church are either in the midst of the debate or splitting over the same issues. and therefore, the foundation of our religious communities are starting to fracture what effect is that hav

she bands also in mexico city is madeline. i follow a far away from the music. mon, well, you are out such a child. galvez come paying headquarters. it looks like a everyone's button top for the day. it's a different scene here, dave. our the describe the energy here as low and it's bad, the same background that we're seeing in the center of the city or across town here in mexico city. and so the can the headquarters for the coalition and that so she, these guys represents within the last hour or so we did hear the leaders from a variety of different parties that belong to that coalition. that we're asking supporters that we're asking mexican voters to refrain from from celebrating just yet. the results are still not in 17 percent of the vote counted so far, it has been quite slow getting, getting these modes counted. but again, to that then coalition that we're, that we're referring to this as being several political parties here in mexico that would normally not have a whole lot in common. what unifies them or is searching f

i'm madeline. positive. my com can present, she called the president zalesky to ride off of that. so china is really a, be a substantial play or no uh into this, trying to have a stops. i'm going back to the way it was a traveling, the business related to the countries and always say, you know, if it was a sub, this nato and, and the west. the lead. uh, you know, uh, coalition is really not able to really put the angel this war vendors. there's a global solid is really getting very annoyed into account is like brazil, like turkey, india, and saw separately they will want the media. i want to do something, i think china is, is actually play more role and i'll tell you, and you have a great terms, ways those us, uh, you know, long non comp sleeping countries. right. you know, russia is, by the way, with the, with the, with the nato is you, but the child and all the go because there's not in the fight in bodies. so they could be really, really in a good position to be a mediator, to be a peacemaker. and that, as i've seen that happen in china, just so you should, the statement was a

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the president preparing with the chief of staff, ron klain, madeline rivera with the latest from thewhite house. >> reporter: details about debate preparations are usually close to the vest but that president's team is laying out the steaks on thursday. here is vice president kamala harris. >> the debate is going to make clear the contrast between the current president who works on behalf of the american people, fights for the american people and to the former president who spends full-time fighting for himself. >> reporter: speaking of contrast, the president is looking to draw the line with donald trump on democracy, abortion and other things. voters will be focusing on more than policy. the first time president biden in this election cycle, fox is told the president is prepared to use punchier attack lines to quell concerns whether he's got the stamina for a second term. >> i think people want to see him punch back. it needs to be a personal attack. >> reporter: the white house slammed videos of president biden which officials argue were taken out of context to make it seem like h

fox news correspondent madeline rivera is at the white house with more. >> the president's aides admit he had a night but insist the what was, at that night. a snapshot in the run up to november and today they are focusing on moving forward. satellite the president tried to soothe concerns of donors in new york and new jersey trying to pivot to put the focus on former president trump in the 50 lies they say he told on the debate stage. here's what the president said a campaign event in north carolina friday. >> i don't speak as smoothly as i used to. i don't debate as well as i used to but i know what i do know. i know how to tell the truth. >> the president had to be fact checked, his claim on no military death under his leadership which is untrue. thirteen service members at the airport during the withdrawal of afghanistan in august of 2021 and three service members who died from a drone attack in jordan in january. >> biden lived along his campaign stops former president trump taking a victory lap after rallying thousands of supporters in virginia friday touting his win against bide

you will see madeline albright all the way back 7 or 8 years ago. and there's a group, she formed hash tag, not the cost. women are always a tasked 1st, actually women and journalist right were the 1st front line. and so if you're a women journalist, you gotta get ready for this stuff. and, and the kinds of things that, that they've described it's, it's sexualization in most of our countries press to, to india. you know, this one right? because i think it traveled from the united, tell us what india press to, to. so women journalists are prostitutes, press the tooth, it's a whole denigration, and then the kind of sexual ization, and then the other part it moves into the human ization. and that'd be. so how can we reverse that trend very easily? you keep working right? absolutely. usually part you put a feminist, i mean on our case it was really by looking at the data. and that's, i think one of the things that, you know, in the earlier panels, i would say social media is at best the front of me. because the data has been weaponized, each of us on fa

you will see madeline albright all the way back 7 or 8 years ago. and there's that up group, she formed hash tag, not the cost. women are always a tasked 1st, actually women and journalist right were the 1st front line. and so if you're a women journalist, you gotta get ready for this stuff. and, and the kinds of things that, that they've described it's, it's sexualization in most of our countries press to, to india. you know, this one, right? because i think it travelled from the united. so i left for the india press to toots. so women journalists are prostitutes, press the tooth, it's a whole denigration, and then the kind of sexual ization, and then the other part it moves into the human ization. and that'd be. so now can we reverse that trend? very easily? you keep working, right. i'm so usually part you put a feminist, i mean, on our case it was really by looking at the data. and that's, i think, one of the things, you know, in the earlier panels, i would say social media is at best the front of me. because the data has been weaponized, each of

you will see madeline albright all the way back 7 or 8 years ago. and there's that up group, she formed hash tag, not the cost. women are always a tasked 1st, actually women and journalist right were the 1st front line. and so if you're a women journalist, you gotta get ready for this stuff. and, and the kinds of things that, that they've described it's, it's sexualization in most of our countries press to, to india. you know, this one, right? because i think it travelled from the united. so i left for the india press to toots. so women journalists are prostitutes, press the tooth, it's a whole denigration, and then the kind of sexual ization, and then the other part it moves into dehumanization. and that'd be. so now can we reverse that trend very easily? you keep working, right? absolutely. usually part you put a feminist, i mean on our case it was really by looking at the data. and that's, i think, one of the things you know, in the earlier panels, i would say social media is at best the front of me because the data has been weaponized, each of u

. >> my name is madeline, and i wanted to ask, what's your favorite song that you've ever written?ter ] >> exactly. >> little recency bias, probably "i'm not okay" because i'm seeing the immediate impact it's having in realtime. >> great song. [ applause ] >> my name's adam. this is so huge for me. my question is actually for jane. i'm a huge "glee" fan. huge. [ cheers and applause ] ryan murphy hinted at a reboot, or as i like to call it, a gleeboot. any comment? did i mention i love "glee"? [ applause ] >> you're so typical. you're so typical of our audience. [ laughter ] >> he looks like he watched it in prison. we might have been cellmates. [ laughter ] >> i would love to -- i don't know of one, but i would love to see it. i think the world needs another "glee." >> i think so too. [ cheers and applause ] >> martin: tickets to jelly role's "beautifully broken" arena tour are available at jellyroll615.com. and you can watch him cohost cma fest starting tomorrow on hulu. >> yes. >> martin: season four of "only murders in the building" of course with the great jane lynch -- [ cheer

so ten years ago i was an election observer in ukraine in my days with madeline albri daye extraordinaryge of the ukrainian people and their dedication to freedom and at a time when there was tremendous pressure coming from■z moscow. when i visited ukraine earlier this year as phil mentioned i saw the same courage and i saw in the case of obviously difficult circumstances. i traveled 1300 miles around ukraine with the united nations. i was in kherson and odessa and everywhere i went i would keep hearing the sam ukrainian people, tell america we are tired but not exhausted and it was something that was quite extraordinary to behold, how resilient the people of ukraine were when a attacks would occur they were rebuilding and continuing, continuing their daily lives and continuing to build ukraine's brighter future. i also remember when i traveled as i around encountering veteran, a soldier who had been part of the liberation of bucha and we were standing outside■# l blue monastery and he came up to me and he said, you're an american. will americans be with us? this was back in february and

madeline is following this from washington. >> history will be made on monday the first criminal trial of a sitting president's son begins. to date hunter biden is at rehoboth beach, delaware enjoying time with family were heading to a courthouse in wilmington. he is facing three federal charge accused of lying about his drug use on a form to buy a gun in october 2018 a gun that he kept for 11 days. special counsel david weiss and team will out evidence which could include hunter's laptop, cmis argued its contents may been manipulated. federal prosecutors are adamant it is real and holds a proof of hunters guilt jurors are also expected to hear testimony from hunters form at romantic partners including potentially his ex-wife. ask yourself a new report today saying the first son is been caught up in years long legal battle regarding unpaid alimony detroit will reveal a highly personal unsavory details, photos and videos of the first son. all of which white house aides worry what effect the president's psyche. >> the white house may never comment on it but you can bet every single day o

madeline murray o'hare founded american a theeists her son became a minister.timore schools could not pray from schools. 30 years later, that i is a baltimore police officer to deal with violence and drugs. laugh all you want. ten commandments is a better solution than naming drag queens. >> they seem to be taking a different approach. if it is about religion, it gets thrown out. if they are saying, we are going to have the equivalent of prayer in schools, state-sponsored, if you go at it from a historical standpoint, there is a much better argument. i don't want people to have false hope. i don't want to get prayer back in school for this reason. i'm afraid of every different religion throwing in their prayer and forcing someone to pray a certain religion. i get worried if it is on a solely religious viewpoint. they say, okay, in this school, we are going to have satanism or wickism. i worry about that when you have local municipalities say, we are going to start with the koran. how are you going to go at it? if they go at it in this unique way that the govern

madeline rivera has the latest.ese people were just looking to cool off on a hot summer day. today we have more details about the victims and suspect. he was 42 years old. police say he had no criminal record but may have had mental health challenges and lives with his mom. they are working to find out his motive, why he drove to the splash pad in rochester hills, michigan saturday firing nearly 30 shots sending people scrambl ing in fear. authorities say it appears the suspect had no connection to the victims. a .9-millimeter handgun was found at the scene. police used that and other evidence to track the suspect down at a home in shelby township, about 15 minutes east of rochester hills, michigan. the surveillances barricaded himself in the house for hours before police breached it in the late evening. inside they found the suspect dead by suicide. investigators also found an ar- style rifle on the kitchen table. >> i believe that because we had quick containment on him that if he had planned to do anything else,

eric: just so shocking, madeline thank you. >> meanwhile it more disturbing news at another mass shooting in texas for this one a deadly people and around rock which is north of austin's at least two people were killed after gunfire erupted at a juneteenth festival last night. several others were injured. investigator said the shootout grew from an argument between two groups if not identified the suspects who took off and are still on the loose. specifically presidential campaign trail and president biden's a big night in hollywood. the biden/harris campaign said it raised more than $30 million last night at a start centered event lots of stars attending. the president flew from the g summit in italy vice president harris is attending a conference on the war in switzerland. lucas tomlinson is life at the white house with more all the cash the president put in last night and the ladies in the campaign. >> that is right there's a lot of cash raised last night for the biden campaign sing us a record-setting night. over $30 million brought in as you mentioned with the photo from julia robert

madeline rivera is live from washington,. >> reporter: hey, sandra, tiktok is calling this unprecedentedongress and the biden administration singling out the social media platform. arguments have been hashed out by tiktok. for the first time tiktok is playing out the lengths it went to try to mitigate national security concerns. remember, one of the main fears is that the chinese government could access the data of american users. in this roughly 100 page federal court filing, tiktok worked with the committee on foreign investment in the united states for 18 months on several potential measures. the plan called project texas would have given the u.s. government broad oversight over tiktok's operations. proposed a kill switch that federal officials could use if they believe the app proposed a threat. the agreement was never signed. democratic congressman explaining why. >> tiktok and bit dance made misrepresentations about tiktok usa and project texas. when that's the case and you can't believe what the tiktok ceo or management is saying about tiktok. >> china based parent company bite da

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. >> alrall right madeline, thanko much. arthel: eric, florida residents are still in cleanup mode. this is after strong storms dumped up to 20 inches of rain and its other parts of the state. i mean this looks insane. the downpours causing severe flooding. they are there for several days some streets around miami and fort lauderdale still have standing water today. officials say it is quickly receding. luckily no reports of deaths, serious injuries or homes destroyed. that is good news. the cypress nature reserve that is between naples and fort lauderdale had the heaviest rain nearly 28 inches. north mnorth miami got over 21 . and holland dale over 20 inches. >> the explosion killed eight of its soldiers early this morning and southern gaza. it indication of the sacrifice against the terrorists of hamas. if the armored vehicle part of a convoy returning from an overnight mission. there was no gunfire we are told it is unclear if the bomb was planted in advance or hit an ied. at half with the attack since january that is when an attack killed 21 israeli soldiers. arthel: we are goin

. >> think it madeline.f talk about the conviction this week we played earlier the gleeful response from places like the other politicians across the board repeating the mantra donald trump convicted felon politicos warning be careful that may actually backfire. here's a headline and politico dems may not want to talk a lot about trump's guilt on the trout they write in arizona representative ruben is seeking an open senate seat the verdict placed best as the fundraising appeals to supporters on his online donor list heaps issued a pleat for donations using the phrase convicted felon trump. public statement was far more tame i respect our justice system that rule of law the process played out we should demand accountability for elected leaders he wrote in a post on x. how does that phrase not play with donald trump's base or not play with the hard-core democrats of the view? how does repeating this mantra reminding everyone of this trial plate with the independent? >> it is equally very palpable among the le

. >> metal rivera at the white house, madeline thank you. >> biden campaign might be going heart of donaldew york conviction for it only seems to be energizing the former president supporters. it's especially clear in some of the recent fundraising numbers. let's bring in j town former u.s. attorney appointed by president trump and that northern district of alabama. jay, let's talk about crime before we attempt politics and prosecution. the biden campaign is saying crime is dropping in this country. is that accurate? >> yes, we have all seen deception and politics and seen distraction but we've seen that red herrings is simply caring, jon. president biden is presided three of the four most murderous years of the last quarter century. in fact on averages averaging about 20700 per year under trump puzzle north of 18000. 2021 was the most murderous year in the last 25 years. with raw data is with crime rates were getting bad data there is 19000 law enforcement agencies in the country. they report to the fbi voluntarily but they report some data, all data or no data at all. lapd, san francisco

madeline is live with what we could expect tomorrow. >> this ruling could have major consequences not just for former president trump up potentially for future presidents as well. this case extends from former president trump d.c. election interference indictment last august the former president was charged with four federal felony counts related to the allegations he interfered with the 2020 election per trump's lawyers argued trump cannot be criminally charged for any official actions he took as a present special counsel jack smith the meantime says no person is above the law including the president of the united states appeared in december federal judge rejected trump's claim of absolute immunity and february u.s. appeals court unanimously rejected trump's claims he cannot be prosecuted. the supreme court heard arguments in april during that time the conservative majority appealed open to granting some level of protection for former presidents regardless of the ruling the proceedings have diminished the possibility that trump will stand trial on this case before the november electi