michael: what is your biggest concern about the human welfare side of the marine corps even though your numbers are good in terms of quality, retention, and recruiting? gen. smith: my goal is retention. you recruit the marine and retain the family. we have to have better housing, better barracks. we have a barracks 2030 plan that completely revamps our barracks, builds new barracks in a manner that two individuals per room with a community kitchen with a communal area for watching tv, better washers and dryers. marines don't ask for much. just decent pay and decent housing. a quiet place to recover after the end of a long training day. barracks 2030 is our most comprehensive plan we have undertaken. it is several million dollars, but the marines are worth it. we took a hit when we were fighting in iraq and afghanistan, we were producing battalions to go to war. producing battalions to go to war. come home, reset, go to war. we let our barracks lapse. we let a lot of things lapse. that has come home to roost and we have to prioritize our barracks. we are doing it. if you go to camp lejeu

you will have a marine corps that is sized to society, which is 50% male. we will be at 50% capacity if we don't maximize our female marines. tracy back there is emblematic of our exceptional marine officers. tracy would twist you into a pretzel if you say something wrong to her. she can do anything. she could do anything. michael: i want to give a shout out to john who has been here this year. marcos melendez who was here last year. we benefit at brookings from all of our military and federal executives. thank you so much for sending them here each and every year. gen. smith: we will keep doing it. they get a lot out of it. michael: i want to ask about forced design of the marine corps, which you used to call design 2030. my understanding is that you tried to get away from any specific time focus or window. not trying to do your best imitation of xi jinping with the 2027 edict, for example. in broad terms, can you explain, because not everyone in the audience knows equally well, what forced design for the marine corps is, his core elements, and what time ho

the marine corps can't stand alone. no service can stand alone against this threat so how do we enable and serve as the inside force.do if you're inside and trying to kick in the door, somebody's going to get hurt. if you're already inside the house, somebody's going to get hurt. we are in close combat. by fire and maneuver. in this case, the prc's behavior and attempts to maneuver through a lot of communication to be able to shut those down and make them untenable passage we believe that's how we contribute. >> i realize you can't getk into every detail but were to do these things? in hawaii and california and north carolinaa but still relatively far but depending on this area, it may not be close enough so i know we've been talking about access in the philippines for services and further south, are these the places you are thinking you would deploy in a crisis and capability that would be effective? >> the entire first, the philippines all the way down to australia so the ability to enclose a spacing and shut it down

where does the marine corps lo those and work that out it is at quantico, the marine corps war fightinghine learning. that fee i ost. -- osd. it is a function to determine how much of tommy is■! it -- how much autonomy2we in the kill chain. fighting lab and running it up through. it is still a debate about how far back to human in the loop ca be. how much can you send an out that when you see the signature strike it? iin autonomy where we sendsees a certain signature it verifies fu ya a>> why do we need to resolve that debate in time to be effective with our development? do we congressional, do we need a law, do we need a what is your opinion on what we need to be ready? gen. smith: that we need law. i think we already have a law of armed think that that's sufficient. i don't think that we need congressional action. i think the national defense or autonomy. r5■@and obviously, congress has oversight. they have oversight into the building and how we employ them. frankly, i don't that that is first and foremost on anyone's somehow abuse that system or unleash th terminator on civil etyou s

i think the marine corps can contribute in the■$rter.ine corps bring to that fight when wewe bring tt they bring. when that comes, that brings have come of that brings gun range is kilometers. >> that is a great segue to our last question of the day which i wilf. recognizing that you are not neral chamoli, not that we are likelyfight ukraine, but you do have to worry abouthich nato allies he to defend. any kind of prioritization you have had to increase in terms of force modernization or logistics or anything else? gen. smith:i would say is the marines a highly sought after, mostly in the high north sweden. a bringing multi-domain awareness to the baltics, multi-domain to the north sea. ■t■we are bringing our sensing capability. we have the ability to strike. ■z■;we have the ability toone t. when i was a young lieutenant, there was a video they had forgotten more about cold-weather warfare than we will ever know. it was a first lieutenant. he was theal figure in this pbs special. you can still look it up. fighting in a cold, wet environm

you know, marine corps boot camp is definitely but also, you know, in a weird way, it's kind of fun. it's, you know, stockholm syndrome. but know a lot of marines who actually enjoyed their marine corps boot camp experience and was no different in that grandmother by way, recounting your book, she has colorful language that that rubbed off on you how did you avoid or did she never was embarrassed to use those words around you or you didn't say anything about it? yeah well, my i think my son is too young show evidence of how foul my my language is. you know, i definitely try to cut back on the language relative to my grandma just because i mean, she really she loved a dramatic and well-placed f word and i you know, you go from mama's to the us marine corps, you know the phrase curse like a sailor doesn't from nowhere. but in the marine courts, part of the department of the navy. and i think that i definitely have had to scale back my language just to like operate in civilized city. but but but it's it's like ingrained in me and. i definitely don't always succeed. so you're in the marin

, uh, marine corps. 6 years ago he left murmonsk and bye bye, no one saw him again, so the marined an ambush arrange a place in kryuchov’s house, oh, it’s necessary, it’s necessary, and you took a long time to get a photo, but no, unfortunately, it didn’t work out, we should send a request to the ministry of defense before the answer, only tomorrow . so long, we’re talking about long, yeah, good guy, you know him, well , how long, maxim viktorovich, born in the seventh year, why sergei panchenko was killed, oh, it hurts, we have to take him, i don’t understand, let’s go, let’s go, let’s go , i’ll explain everything to you on the way, come on, come on, come on. ay, what should i do? tears and grief won't help! here, have a drink valelianochki, drink valelianochki, calm down, what to do? oh, my god, anechka, what grief, anechka, calm down, here, here, here, here, yes, sunshine! lord, god, oh, anechka, i understand, yes, what is he saying? in short, so, varya just talked with evidence of the murder of panchenko, so he says that sergei did not know nikita, which means that he knew to

i served in the marine corps. semper fi.y brothers and i would have called got a dereliction of duty. after all of that, my friends, she has the nerve to question our loyalty to this country. mine and yours. did you see that? here is what president trump and i believe about loyalty. loyalty to this country is closing the border, not opening it up. loyalty is safeguarding medicare for american citizens, not bankrupting it by giving it to illegal aliens. loyalty is protecting lake and riley, not allowing an illegal immigrant to take her life. loyalty is protecting children from fentanyl, not inviting the curtails into an unarmed playground. loyalty is serving your country in the marine corps, which is something i did. loyalty is taking a bullet for this country, which is something donald trump did. if kamala harris wants to see the face of disloyalty, she might as well look in the damn mirror. thank you all. this administration handed out work permits to 3 million -- 3 million illegal aliens who lied to claim asylum. they turn

the marine corps is one of the youngest units in the pacific fleet, although the marines in the far eastk in the crimean war, the sakhalin islands of the kuril islands landed in the great patriotic war, but in 1900. in the forty-seventh, the marine corps was disbanded, again about the blacks berets were remembered only in the early sixties; it turned out that the ground units taken on board were therefore not capable of going from the water to the shore. already by 1967 in the pacific fleet the fifty-fifth marine division was formed. best of the best: elite. armed forces, because there were no other such units in the soviet army. and how do they differ from simple infantry, in that they work in three, let’s say, planes, this is the sky, airborne assault, this is amphibious assault, and of course they work in the coastal zone, that is, if there is a need to distract the enemy, destroy its rear communications, destroy some warehouses and headquarters. battle by placing it to the left under the armpit forward, bamburovo training ground, marine corps training center of the pacific fleet, bom

mercenaries at gunpoint from pacific marine corps snipers disrupt the rotation of enemy troops and hunt for armored vehicles of ukrainian nationalists in the vicinity of ugledar. deadly pill. in the krasnodar territory, investigators uncovered a network of pharmacies that were selling counterfeit medicines. at least four teenagers died after buying counterfeit goods. in the name of democracy, biden addressed the americans and explained why he abandoned his presidential ambitions for a second term. meanwhile, benjamin netanyahu, speaking before american congressmen, said that israel would not give up victory over the hamas movement and would complete the operation, as well as the lost artifacts, the list of exhibits stolen by the nazis from the taganrog museum during the occupation in 1943 was declassified, which was possible return after the war. this is the program today in the edmund chelbynov studio. hello. the largest loss of western instructors in ukraine this year. the western press assessed the precise strikes of our iskandar-m missile system on the temporary deployment point of

there's a camera on the marine corps who ranks alongside the pope in the marine corps and up above them in civilian clothes is the president, secretary of defense and the secretary of the navy right there. and i'm getting my haircut. i'm a lesson in what is the role of the military and who are we subordinate to that sort of thing in the military? i've been a college graduate and i've taken a clashing law. i've taken a class in american history from our start up through 1865, from 1865 to present. in the old days, you had to take those kind of classes and. i don't recall anything sad about civilian control of the military beyond those words. those classes where i joined the military they actually give you our long classes as you're going through your training about what does it mean and how does it apply to you and show you the the meaning of your oath is drummed back into you every time you're promoted. take the oath again. you swear it again every time you're promoted. which for us about ten times i think were expected to be cognizant and able to teach the young troops the same thing.

raised in poverty, vance enlisted in the marine corps and was deployed to iraq. he later graduated from yale law school and wrote the best-selling memoir "hillbilly elegy" before turning to politics. first as a republican trump critic. >> i'm a never trump guy. i never liked him. >> reporter: eventually becoming one of the former president's most outspoken admirers. >> i was wrong about donald trump. i didn't think he was going to be a good president, bret. he was a great president. >> reporter: vance is largely aligned with mr. trump's maga makeover of the gop. opposing abortion rights and aid for ukraine. >> that's the whole reason why me and so many others are trying to re-elect donald trump, is because the agenda actually worked. >> reporter: supporters already adding his name to campaign signs. while rnc co-chair lara trump cheering her father-in-law's pick. >> i think he'll be a great partner and i think he'll be a great advocate for this country. >> is he too much like donald trump to help you expand your coalition? >> is there anything like too much like

for the united states, given that eric smith is such a commander, he is now the commander of the marine corpsterview 2 days ago, saying that that we... are now increasing our contingents in the far east, and quite large purchases are being carried out, it is supposed to take into account the north military district, here are drones, rebs, all this needs to be purchased in large quantities and sent to the far east, they are modernizing the bases marine corps in japan, south korea, guam, the philippines, australia, that is, by and large, very serious training is underway there. the third day will most likely be about this, yes, the third day is exactly about this, they are also inviting these people, that is, nato is becoming global, thereby violating the principle of its own, its organization and the charter of the united nations, that is, violating its mandate, and no one , that’s what neither biden nor trump refuses from this. argentina said that it wants nato, we are breaking off relations with china, we give weapons to the ukrainians, give them to us at 16. by the way, they are also trying

“i serve the russian marine corps, thank you very much, invincible landing force, naval soldiers, black operational space, kamchatka, chukotka, kurily. the naval soldiers of peter i received their baptism of fire during the years of the northern war, followed by the victory in the gangut chisme battles, the assault izmail-primorsky grenadier regiments and the siege of the impregnable fortress of corfu by admiral ushakov. and these are just the first pages of the glorious history of our marines. from the very beginning. the tense moment of the assault on a populated area in the pavlovka area, soldiers of the 155th marine brigade of the pacific fleet literally landed on the heads of the enemy. the clearing of enemy positions begins. observation. throwing a grenade, the fighters in a matter of minutes surround the house where the militants are hiding. sailors and guardsmen fight with dignity and courage, overcoming resistance enemy. on that day, the commander of the air assault battalion, sergei kuzmenchuk, received the task: to reach the northwestern part of the village of moshchon. we pa

barracks in beirut. _ marines at the marine corps barracks in beirut. so— marines at the marineer— in beirut, so he is a long—standing nieniherof— in beirut, so he is a long—standing member of hezbollah and clearly a high—ranking mission officials within— high—ranking mission officials within the militant group. so the israeiites— within the militant group. so the israelites will be under pressure to -ive israelites will be under pressure to give evidence if he has been killed and as— give evidence if he has been killed and as nafiseh has been suggested, the bail— and as nafiseh has been suggested, the hall is— and as nafiseh has been suggested, the ball is in hezbollah court, how they respond to the israel strike? there _ they respond to the israel strike? there was— they respond to the israel strike? there was a line that came up from the spokesman of israeli defence forces _ the spokesman of israeli defence forces when daniel hagari confirmed israel— forces when daniel hagari confirmed israet was _ forces when daniel hagari confirmed israel was behind this strike, a reassurin

marine corps sergeant isaac weissend and marine corps veteran dalton stone became best friends while> we knew we were similar in a lot of ways. we just had a bond. >> rachel: they also developed inseparable bonds with their german shepherds, poker, and aida. poker, an explosives-detection and patrol dog, and aida, a narcotics-detection and patrol dog. last year, both marines had to leave their dogs behind. isaac, reassigned to a new base. dalton leaving the marines. and as chance would have it, both k9s just retired from their military service. with the help of american humane, poker and aida came home to the u.s. and isaac and dalton were able to adopt them. sharing their love for dogs with their families. >> aida! that's a good girl. >> rachel: they heard all about our dogs, they've seen the training, the pictures. they're really excited. >> rachel: hoping to deep them a few new tricks. >> i just need her to get used to -- a people person. she's not. >> i just want him to mellow out and calm down just a little bit. >> rachel: a special reunion on this fourth of july. poker and aida

marine corps, ely gibson. sam houston high school, national guard, henry newton and regina balderas. navy, eric quiros. army, alfonso perez jr., cesar ramirez. jared ramirez, marine corps, roland and isaac. from waxahachie global high. army hayden white. from waxahachie high school, enlisting in the navy, logan, jasmine, lissette and asia parrish. in the marine corps, ernesto. haley. and ruby. in the national guard, mason contreras, vincent sally, skyler howard and carolina suarez. from westwood high school, enlisting in the marine corps, brodie andrew let for the. tristan fitzgerald. in the navy alexander castillo. christian james flores. in the army national guard, curtis michael brown from wortham high school, in the navy, james rismiller. these are just a few examples of some outstanding people living in a place i'm blessed to call home. you need not worry about the future of our country. 114 young men and women believe in our country so much they're willing to put their lives on the line. so when you are

(upbeat ambient music) - all the way from barstow, california, here is the united states marine corps mounted color guard. this year the lions club highlights their commitment to our veterans and our fallen heroes. proudly wearing red, white, and blue sashes, joining is miss veteran america, victoria taylor, us marine corps. at the turn of the 20th century, two brothers from ohio would change the course of history, creating the world we know today. to share the story of the birth of flight, we welcome howie mandel. - in dayton, ohio in a small home with no electricity, running water or indoor plumbing, two american boys grew up inspired to change the world. orville and wilbur wright developed a lifelong fascination with flight, spending a total of a $1000, the wright brothers built a prototype for a self-powered flyer. now on december 17th, 1903 in kitty hawk, north carolina, orville wright piloted the flyer for 59 seconds. two boys from ohio had invented the airplane. 44 years after kitty hawk, chuck yeager would break the speed of sound, and only 22 years after that, neil armstrong

naval marines under combat training programs, the formation is headed by lieutenant colonel of the marine corps training center, maxim khatunkin. the passage is completed by the combined detachment of the all-russian children's and youth military-patriotic association. the detachment is headed by the deputy chief of staff of the youth movement of the donetsk people's republic. musical accompaniment of the parade was provided by a combined orchestra battalion consisting of the naval bands of russia and the chinese people's republic republic, for the first time as part of a combined battalion, the orchestra of the naval forces of the people's liberation army of china under the leadership of a captain: the main naval parade is completed, long live the navy, the reliable guardian of the ocean borders of the fatherland. so, the main naval parade in honor of navy day has just ended in st. petersburg. the tradition of russian fleet parades was established by peter the great 310 years ago. in the center of st. petersburg, to ensure unhindered passage of ships along the neva, today they opened blagovesh

it's a done on a regular basis. >> when i was in the marine corps, muscle memory is something they taught us and i'm a big believer in that. and muscle memory comes from repetition over and over and maybe introducing different things into whatever exercise it is that you're doing to test your muscle memory. and i've had that on more than one occasion. i had to drop and shoot in 30 seconds and it was just pure muscle memory. when you're doing something for maybe a different perspective of just walking around on a daily basis yet you are exercising your right hand conceal just knowing what to do if you had to do anything god forbid the last thing you want to do is pull it out. >> if we close here, what specific steps do you want to encourage voters, advocates to take today to protect not only the second amendment but all of our a constitutional rights for generations to come for our children? >> the single most important thing we mentioned earlier is voting and becoming engaged. one of the things we are doing, it is a very simple program finding ten to 15 people that normally don't vote or

at gunpoint, pacific marine corps snipers disrupt enemy troop rotations and hunt for ukrainian nationalist armored vehicles in the vicinity of ugledar. deadly pill. in the krasnodar territory , investigators uncovered a network of pharmacies that were selling counterfeit medicines; at least four teenagers died after buying counterfeit drugs. in the name of democracy, biden addressed the americans and explained why he abandoned his presidential ambitions for a second term. as well as lost artifacts, a list of stolen exhibits has been declassified by the nazis from the taganrog museum during the occupation in 1943, which was returned after the war. this is the program today in the studio. hello. we start with urgent messages. a mi-28 helicopter crashed in the kaluga region. according to the ministry of defense, the crew was killed. the attack helicopter was on a scheduled flight when contact with it was lost. the car fell in a deserted area. now a russian aerospace forces commission is working at the crash site. the cause of the incident is initially said to be a technical fault. mi-28 or ni

faith and truth serve him. on ships and submarines, in the marine corps, coastal troops and airborneness, and well-being of the citizens of their country. military sailors have been celebrating their holiday for more than 300 years now. years, it was established in honor of the first major naval victory of russia at the gangut site. it was won by a very young fleet founded. gaining power, it was the fleet that became for the reformer tsar an important support in the creation of the russian empire, strong, independent, sovereign, forever retaining its importance for the country’s defense capability, in achieving its military, industrial, technological scientific triumphs, in developing and strengthening good partnerships with other states. i am sincerely pleased to welcome the combat crew at the main naval parade ships from algeria, india, china, representatives of dozens of foreign countries and delegations who are celebrating today’s holiday with us. congratulations to our sailors and commanders. the high mission of the navy determined their truly sacred attitude towards their homel

marine corp parts pretty bad. don't underscore. i don't undersell that. >> so matt and in summary david urban is a fan of jd vance and what he could bring to the fight, what do you think that the pick of jd vance represents? i've heard from democrats, who represents something quite different from david urban is laying out look on a fan of jd vance circa 2016, at least it comes to donald trump vance is a radical. he has said that abortion should be banned in all cases. and he said that cases of rape and incest are inconvenient he's told women to stay in violent marriages. he is trash the affordable care act. he said that. social security and medicare should be on the table. i mean, this guy is yanking the party as hard as he possibly can strongly to the right. so i agree with david that it is a departure but i think there's some other things to keep in mind. kenya massively underperformed the top of the ticket when he ran in 2022, he was something like 20 points behind where the governor ran. so this idea that he's going to help tru

faith and... truth serves him on ships and submarines, in the marine corps, coastal troops and airborne, serving in the name of life, happiness, and well-being of the citizens of their country. military sailors have been celebrating their holiday for more than 300 years; it was established in honor of the first major naval russian victory at the intention of gangut. she was won while still very young. the fleet founded by peter i, gaining power, it was the fleet that became for the reformer tsar an important support in the creation of the russian empire, strong, independent, sovereign, and for centuries retained its significance for the country's defense capability, in achieving its military, industrial, technological scientific triumphs, in development and strengthening good partnerships. with other states, i am sincerely pleased to welcome at the main naval parade the crew of warships from algeria, india, china, representatives dozens of foreign countries and delegations who are celebrating today’s holiday with us. congratulations to our sailors and commanders. the high mission of the

marine corps. [applause] he is a graduate of ohio state university.ated summa cum laude from yale and is an author -- from yale law school and is the author of the best-selling novel, hillbilly elegy. and he is a crusader for the people of the ohio and united states senate. he has never forgotten the working people of our country, and he never will. he fought to bring investments to middle america as a businessman and has fought to defend them every single day in the senate. in this i know. he will faithfully stand by donald trump's side as they win this election and change the course of our nation. [applause] they will change it to the benefit of all americans and truly make our country great again. [applause] it is therefore my honor to nominate ohio senator j.d. vance for the office of vice president of the united states of america! [applause] [crowd chanting j.d.] >> delegates and alternates, pursuant to rule 48, a motion to acclamation is an order in the chair now recognizes senate candidate from ohio from the purpose of making a motion. >> thank

marine corps. has the most modern weapons and military equipment, and satisfies 100% personal protective equipment, i.e. bulletproof vest, helmet, tactical glasses, leg, arm, elbow, knee protection, all this, plus intensive training that increases the probability of survival in combat, and marines, we position ourselves as a uh... big family. getting into the ranks of the marines is an ambitious and not very easy task: a warrior of the three elements, a person under 45 years of age with proper physical and psychological training. today, like all units of the defense forces, the marines encourages boys and girls to join the defense of the country, on the most understandable and comfortable terms. everything that exists in civilian life can be applied in military life. specialty staffing and recruiting centers - places where they will help you choose a vacancy, explain what needs to be done and accompany you until you arrive at the unit. recruiting is a safe way to choose your place in the army and join the defense of the country under unclear conditions. after we have found a position for

money we have spent in the last year protecting the border between north and south korea with the marine corps, air force, army, nsa, nsa, cia, etcd to what we spent last year at our own borders. it seems to be absurd that americans can spend so much money somewhere else and not protect our own border and have enough judges to handle the influx of immigrants. we could certainly spend that money better in america and solve that problem. if we need more judges, if we need more border patrol, whatever we need at the border we could take some of that money from north and south korea we are spending over there. it has to be staggering. i don't know who can quantify that. no one ever has. i thank you for listening. that is -- host: that is terry in florida. i was trying to look up the various government groups in d.c. to see if they had a chart on u.s. spending in north and south korea. we will continue to look that up. let me give debbie a chance in texas. independent. good morning. caller: i would like everyone to consider -- first of all -- host: first of all what? caller: the focus has been on j

in front of the stands, the parade squad of the marine corps training center, which trains naval marines according to combat training programs, is led by lieutenant colonel maxim khatunkin, the formation is completed by a combined detachment of the all-russian children's and youth military patriotic association, headed by the deputy chief of staff of the movement. army of the donetsk people's republic bogdan makhno. musical accompaniment for the parade was provided by a combined orchestra battalion consisting of naval orchestras of russia and the people's republic of china. for the first time , the people's liberation army naval band was part of a combined battalion. under the leadership of captain of the second rank li yiming, commander of the combined orchestra battalion, captain of the second rank, valentin lyashchenko. the main naval parade is over. long live the navy, reliable guardian of the ocean borders of the fatherland. so, the eighth main naval parade in modern history took place and the main hero of the holiday. showed the highest skill, impeccable kelvator structure, we are

the value of this land to the marine corps has grown over the years, as men and women have trained to islands, korea, vietnam, kuwait, afghanistan and iraq. the land at camp lejeune may have been valuable to train us marines to fight a known enemy, but there was also a hidden threat there — drinking water that was contaminated. archive: implicit warning - that the united states defences are never down is given - in marine corps manoeuvres at camp lejeune, north carolina. from 1950s to the 1980s, it's estimated that around one million service personnel, civilians and their families were posted there, and more than a thousand were british. the water at the base in north carolina was found to contain pollutants linked to an increase in parkinson's disease and some cancers. richard york, a former soldier in the royal anglian regiment, was posted there in 1985, and four years ago, was told he had cancer. they kept on asking how much have i smoked, and when did i stop smoking, and how long i have been smoking? well, i've never, ever, ever smoked in my life. which, uh, it didn't — at the tim

media, we were the first to put this topic on the flag, so to speak, raised by veterans of the marine corpse already doing so at the moment several hundred. ukrainians and foreigners are trained in poland, work is underway to create a second base for training, there are indeed several thousand applications from ukrainians, one thing is true, but here the question is more about either the organization of negotiations and the correct positioning for ukrainians, or whether ukrainians will immediately sign a contract there and then learn, or will they learn first according to what the ministry of defense declares and then? to sign a contract, because there is a big difference, some, not all, unfortunately, it must be admitted, ukrainians abroad will be ready to go immediately, but those who submitted applications, most of them actually say what was confirmed by one of the representatives of the ministry of defense of poland, who said, ukrainians declare, to them, to the poles, that we are ready to train in conditions where there are no sirens, because 50% of the time they actually take off if t

purchased in large quantities and sent to the far east, they are modernizing the bases of the marine corpsntries with russia and china. a total of 3,438,97 people serve in nato armies, almost half of them in the us army, which is more than russia and china combined. the country has a total of 1894 rszzo, 11,710 self-propelled artillery units. russia is alone ahead of everyone in both indicators. at nato 3,387 combat aircraft and 9 is idiotic, but the fact that russia needs to understand that with a population of 150 million people can only resist a military bloc with a population of a billion by using all the trump cards that they have, and the main trump card is nuclear weapons, so nato has the determination the fact that we are ready to use nuclear weapons must be such that they understand that they cannot joke. but we probably need to speed up the military bloc, after all, with china and india, we need to think, we need to think absolutely right, here we need to think about creating a new type of unification, but here, as mikhail mikhailovich very precisely said, we immediately have a g

he was went to the marine corps, he went to a highest deal high state university, as they say in ohio, went to go on eventually graduated from jail with a law degree was corporate lawyer for a little while i went into the texas tech industry is a venture capitalist and became an officer in dallas, senator, and potentially a, a very young sen, very new senator. but now potentially a vice president tech and the republican party ticket. hard patchy, just as you give us a little bit of background on j. d fonts, a confirmation coming of via to social from donald trump that he has indeed picked today do bonds as he's running mates, but i'm sure will speak to you again and get more around developments on that. but for now, let's close to a she hub to tennessee. he's also at the convention, but at a protest she have what's the message from the protest is there of the far cool issues have to fight to the republicans races and reaction the agenda. the son with cala stein to defend women's l. g b to to reproductive rights to the defended expand, able to rights and advocate for peace, justice and

marine corps and barracks in beirut that killed hundreds of u.s. military personnel.'s imtiaz tyab reports from the neighborhood that was hit. >> reporter: this is what israeli retaliation looks like. beirut's densely populated southern dahiah neighborhood showered and debris following the precision strike by israeli fighter jets be a one we arrived at the scene shortly afterwards, hundreds had already gathered. kamala are marked just over my shoulder there you can see one of the buildings that was damaged by the israeli strike, and there is a scene of real chaos here, but also of real anger here. in a new come almost unheard of, the israeli military immediate the announced that it was responsible for the attack and named its target. this man, one of has below's most senior military leaders, wanted by the u.s. with a $5 million bounty on his head. he played a central role in the 1983 bombing of the u.s. marine corps barracks in beirut which killed 241 u.s. military personnel and wounded 128 others. israel says he was killed in the strike, but has bola has yet to confi

no, jd vance, i said though she spent a lot of time in the marine corps. [inaudible] marina that you have a sense of pride and never to america. instead of -- the first to five. three points he made that to my heart. first point guards he said iraq. now, now, in the rinse, in boot camp, you have to hear [inaudible] war stories. that is that side. and i remember it it may be joe -- drill instructor telling us about the evil [inaudible] viacom and vietnam. i saw a buddy's head blown off next to him. eddie grant served in iraq. in 2002. and he had no -- he said as it were heard never [inaudible] and that is the type of person america needs. people willing to forgive like donald trump. certain things you don't forgive. the other apartment he made i think his mother was related to drugs for 10 is good. he touched a lot of american families. there's too many people on drugs in america. and the apartment he made. he talked about in a back drop to america. back in the 19 70's, the ceo of the american companies made [inaudible] 40 or 40 times more than the average