so yeah, it's going to be a big event in brazil store no, mark miller's dw sport, thanks so much. is look at some other stories making headlines around the world today. president volota meal zalinski says most of ukraine is without power. after russia launched one of its most destructive era attacks of the war, the strikes damaged, residential buildings and infrastructure. nationwide, 3 people were killed and 6 wounded. russian president vladimir putin has said he wants closer military cooperation with beijing. you. hooting, made the comment during a video conference with president, she's in pain during which he invited the chinese leader to moscow. beijing has not condemned russia's war in ukraine, but it has also been careful not to provide direct support. the vatican says former pope benedict is lucid and alert. although his condition remained serious. the foreign pontiff is receiving round the clock cares, concerns grow over his deteriorating health. benedict has lived on vatican grounds since his shot resignation in 2013 of francis asked catholics around the world to pray for

no, mark miller's did up his board. thanks so much. well to israel now and benjamin netanyahu has been sworn in, has the country's prime minister again. netanyahu returns to power for his 6th term in office after spending a year and a half in opposition. is new college and includes ultra orthodox and alternation was parties with some members who have made anti l. g. b t q comments in the past hundreds of eligibility, active as states, a demonstration outside government offices in television. the new administration has bowed to expands settlements in the occupied west bank. considered illegal under international law is tre. longest serving prime minister has returned to pub. benjamin netanyahu has been sworn in yet again. an opposition, members of parliament are not happy. and so for me, i hear the constant cries of the opposition about the end of the country and democracy of sued but put to losing elections. is not the end of democracy got busy the essence of democracy? the new far right government has vowed to promote settlements in t

welcome to the show mark miller. mark, great to have you here.or having me, ashley. ashley: -- oh, my pleasure. do you think you're going to see your $25,000 again? >> well, it's probably unlikely. it's probably more likely that i'll win the mega lottery than getting my $25,000 back -- [laughter] but i'd like to think that, you know, through the court system and through the prioritization of the customers that come first that maybe we will see some of our money. ashley: yes. >> i hate to think that the venture capital firms and a lot of the big investors in the company itself are going to be the standing in line if -- in front of us as customers that actually had our money robbed out of our accounts. ashley: yeah. >> but it's probably a very long shot. i'd like to see the process though, i'd like to see him go to court, and i'd like to see a trial where we can all get to the bottom of exactly what happened. ashley: that's a good point. are you part of the new class action lawsuit against ftx? >> no, i have not filed yet. in fact, i keep trying to

, so, uh, the second bbc yes, but i want to remember, in november at the beginning of november, mark millers that the star general is the boss. uh, the american general staff or an analogue of our general staff, mark miles, also talked about this thing about 100,000 about more than that, look, i repeat more than 100,000 killed. it's not here. now. i say that i do not experience any joy or excitement etc. it's monstrously scary, but personally, i'm not talking about that. watch a short report. bbc from under the bakhmut, which is literally with such photographs, i don’t know the germans forty-third near stalingrad yes, it illustrates the problems of the ukrainian ukrainian troops, the question michael that all of a sudden they began to say at the same time what was previously not customary to say what, in opinion ukrainian authorities, let's say, are demoralizing and generally not the time and inappropriate, and suddenly look almost in unison, this is something, which means that you are generally now about the number of victims. now i seemed to explain everything about me quite clearly. come

so in the fact that, you know, you have people like on the us on this is mark mystic general miller, who was suggested now is the time to negotiate. i don't think we can get more out of this war than the older have and, and also, and of course, you know, stolen by because i think to a large extent he speaks on behalf of washington as well. and he also had a very aggressive rhetoric suggesting the only acceptable piece was full victory on the natal ukraine inside the now course is arguing that the diplomacy has to be the less. i'm glad you brought it up because i have a quote from him and throw it to dina. right now. this is november and the last new cycle here. but we have to, but we have to pay a much higher price if our freedom in peace are threatened through putin winning in ukraine. again, this is that this is a symmetrical here. what is he talking about? freedom in peace. rush is talking about security and that's what, that's what these negotiation should be about or dema. we can just go back to december 17th of last year as a starting point. ok, we didn't have to go through all

he beat mark set by reggie miller, hall of famer. by one second. he finished with 25. including five threes in a 135-126 win. boston celtics, nice win last night against the clippers. >>> meanwhile, the nba has suspended 11 players involved in an the cation during wednesday night's matchup in detroit between the pistons and orlando magic. hayes, who punched the orlando player in the back of the head, was given a three-game ban without pay. we see it there. bumped into the benches and then the swing there, knocked him down. he was suspended two games for his role in the scuffle. dialla, another eight magic players with eight one game suspensions and the suspensions will be staggered so the team will have enough players available for the next games >>> brazilian soccer icon pele the only player with three world cup titles has died at the age of 82 following a year long bought with cancer he passed away, and tom llamas has the life and legacy of the greatest soccer player in history. >> his goals, he scored more than 1,000. legendary. his records, three world cups. unmatc

mark. thanks so much to the miller center for this wonderful partnership, that has resulted in this terrific new website that makes available more widely, and with more contacts than ever for these remarkable telephone recordings from the johnson presidency. i now have the huge privilege of welcoming three extraordinary individuals. who are going to help us think about these conversations and think about the 36 president of the united states and the times in which he lived. it is truly a dream team of commentators to help us with this task. i want, first of all, to welcome melody barnes, who is that dorothy danforth professor and co-director of the democracy initiative at the university of virginia. melody served as a senior domestic policy adviser to president obama, and in 2020, hosted the award winning podcast, lbj and the great society, a project that made very extensive use of the lgbt recordings. next, i would like to welcome michael beschloss, an emmy winning contributor to nbc news, and that pbs news hour. his ten highly regarded books on presidential history include two that dive ve

mark. and thank you. thank the miller center for having us. and pat was good catholic, so i know he's in here with us in spirit and and both found the miller center for many years almost a decade almost like our our home. we both we became friends through and colleagues through working on nixon tapes. we collaborated the book idea was a mutual one kind of a natural outgrowth of listening to of 3000 hours of nixon recordings. only ken has done that, but by listening a great many especially on arms control. and that's where pat i had bonded. not very many get excited about talking about, throw weight or so many sarin in the realm. so so this is a bittersweet event for me. pat can't be here. he did finish the manuscript. he didn't get to see it with its glossy cover. but i hope comments today talking about the portions he wrote do justice to a man who was just an immense intellect, often put to shame how much he knew he worked at los alamos just a really fine intellect and a wonderful, great thanks. well, let me more formally introduce everybody

. >> : joining us now or a fresher former white house chief of staff mark meadows, a former senior advisor stephen millerephen miller s look at the chaos on the border and i see no effort at all whatsoever to stop the influx of illegal immigrants. sometime by the end of this y year. it two years that biden has been president, we will have between four and 5 million immigrants entering this country. can this country withstand a question mark >> : no the country can't withstand half of on monday, that's what a 5 million, and a border patrol nose up because there are millions more that going to this country that are completely undetected. so we have no idea how many illegal immigrants are part of the population because they have been pulled off the line, into a processing and transportation job but transported where shot? not back to mexico, not back to central america, not back to their home countries, transported all throughout the united states, the only planning this hot white house doing right now, is figuring out how to release more illegal immigrants, more quickly than you come and rested is heading

black, sober on idea tv. media will not on a door is near her g mark she needs or so my father was still dora. she has to william miller. one is near williams for santa with the western i. gotcha. tonight, jermel or roberta marie ignacio with all those that extend it on the phone. please click record dora jay with the pos leading apparently at the accordable spot. these boys in the middle not on russia is a major producer, but more importantly, a supplier regret it is exported nearly a quarter of its 32000000 ton harvest. i would like to continue with current european and us sanctions on black seaports. and russian ships prevented know what i to school because what my poor now what, but some say me, i snuggling the post of shit, crimea, it's not that much scheme important to me. it got tory, the studies don't roughly quote, really a conditional krinski part of it, which it, it says, yes. see chess, i'm use the menu to women. pigeon is weapon ising hunger. he's using feed security as a callous to of war. and he's blocks ukrainian ports. and is stopping 20000000 tons of grain being exported across the globe, holding the

taking the time out of his busy schedule to be here with us tonight marks an associate professor and presidential studies at the miller center at uva and chair of the center's presidential recordings program and hails from westport, connecticut and a graduate of staples high school there so there may be others from westport and staples graduates. so you're in good company tonight marks gonna provide us with overview of the recordings program established by the center in 1998 with highlights of secretly take meetings and phone conversations from various presidents. they'll tell us what he and his team are now working on as well. it is as his current project on president kennedy and vietnam as chair of the recordings program mark edits. hurt white house tapes of presidents john f kennedy lyndon b johnson and richard. i'm nixon. he's the general editor of the presidential recordings digital edition the primary online portal for transcripts of the tapes published by the university of virginia press. mark earned a ba degree in philosophy from trinity college a master's degree in international affairs from columbia universi

taking the time out of his busy schedule to be here with us tonight marks an associate professor and presidential studies at the miller center at uva and chair of the center's presidential recordings program and hails from westport, connecticut and a graduate of staples high school there so there may be others from westport and staples graduates. so you're in good company tonight marks gonna provide us with overview of the recordings program established by the center in 1998 with highlights of secretly take meetings and phone conversations from various presidents. they'll tell us what he and his team are now working on as well. it is as his current project on president kennedy and vietnam as chair of the recordings program mark edits. hurt white house tapes of presidents john f kennedy lyndon b johnson and richard. i'm nixon. he's the general editor of the presidential recordings digital edition the primary online portal for transcripts of the tapes published by the university of virginia press. mark earned a ba degree in philosophy from trinity college a master's degree in international affairs from columbia universi

miller, appreciate it. thank you so much. >>> tomorrow marks a somber ten years since the mass shooting at sandy hook elementaryncluding the prints pal were murdered. tomorrow we're talk to four former sandy hook students, three second grade irs and one fourth grader on that day share how it's still affecting their lives today. here is a preview. >> do you think this has impacted an entire generation of young people? i mean, those who have grown up since columbine or just even since sandy hook to now, do you think your generation has been shaped by these shootings? >> absolutely i do. i do. i think kids everywhere are scared to an extent and wondering like what's going to happen, what's going to change. and i said this before, but i think people are wondering, well, will my community be next. and as long as these events continue to show on the news, and they need to be shown, but that also means that people are going to be afraid. >> yes, i think i bring with sahil. it's 100% affected our generation. the fact that we've gone through so many events like sandy hook, i don't think we've gone a single week this yea

news contributor ari fleischer, former whitefresher house chiew staff mark meadows and former senior adviser to presidens,tle steven miller. steven miller, i look atk at the the chaos on the border and i see no effort at all whatsoever.effort at all whatsor to stop the influx of illegal immigrants sometime by the end of this year. the two years that biden's beenn president , we will have between four and five million t illegal immigrants entering this country. can this country withstandcan tt ? >> no. the country can't withstand half a version. a and that's the four to five million the border patrol knowsd of a b. as you know, there's millions more that go into this country that are completely undetectedee . and so we have no idea how manyd illegal immigrants have beenea added to the population because border agents have been pulled off the line into a processing and transportation job, but transported where, sean?not not back to mexico, not back to central america. ica, notand not back to their he countries transported all throughout the united states . the only planning this white now,e is doing right now is figuring ou

. >> john miller, appreciate it, thank you so much. tomorrow marks shooting of sandy hook elementary school in newtown, connecticut. ten years since 20 1st graders, six staff members, including principle, were murdered. tomorrow night, through six, we will talk to four former sandy hook students. three second graders and one fourth grader on that day, share how it still affects their lives today. here is a preview. >> do you think this is impacted an entire generation of young people? i mean, those who have grown up since columbine to, you know, or just even since sandy hook to now? do you think your generation has been shaped by these shootings? >> absolutely, i do. i do, i think kids everywhere are scared to an extent and wondering, like, what's going to happen? what's going to change? and i said this before, but i think people are wondering, like, will my community be next? >> it has a lot of these events continue to show the use, they need to be shown. but that also means that people are going to be afraid. >> yes, i think i agree with sawhill. i

marked classified in a storage unit in west palm beach. the investigation also moving ahead with more testimony from steven miller. >> one citizen, one vote. >> and jack smith firing off a fresh round of subpoenas to county election officials in wisconsin, michigan, and arizona. investigators seeking more information from giuliani and powell. adding to trump's headaches -- >> we have made decisions that criminal referrals will happen. >> the house select committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capitol, criminal referrals for trump and his closest allies. >> facts support a potential charge against the former president. and the justice department in my view needs to hold everyone equally responsible before the law. >> the justice department does not take its cues from congress. in many ways, these are going to be largely symbolic, but they are important to the committee. they think they're important for the historical record and to show the vjustice department thy believe crimes were commit. >> thanks so much. also, some members of the january 6th select house committee are meeting on capitol hill today as they try to decide h

christina bobb, kimberly guilfoyle, stephen miller and former white house press secretary stephanie grisham. there's one key thing that sticks out, and that's the role of mark meadows. he was, of course, trump's chief of staff on january 6th and the closest person to the president throughout that day. and multiple witnesses recounting texting meadows during the insurrection, desperately asking meadows to persuade trump to condemn the violence. sara murray is with us now. you've been pouring over donald trump's tran scripts and every other one, too. what have you found so far? >> we've had a whole team that is digging into this today but the donald trump jr. transcripts are interesting, because he was texting mark meadows while the riot was unfolding. now, he is saying to mark meadows, talking about his dad, they will try to eff his liar legacy on this if it gets worse. so, he's imploring mark meadows to get his dad to do something and call off the rioters as the attack is unfolding. the other thing that's interesting is there's a whole lot he doesn't recall when it comes to direct conversations that he was having with his father, and he lays out why he was

miller center compiles andanalyzes the secret white house recordings of several presidents. including john kennedy, lyndon johnson, and richard nixon. the chair of the senator's presidential recordings program mark silver stone talks about the project and what the tapes reveal. >> thank you to our featured speaker, marc selverstone for taking the time out of his busy schedule to be here with us tonight. marc is an associate professor, presidential studies at the mueller center, and chair of the centers recording program, and hails from west port, connecticut, and a graduate of staples high school there. so, there may be others from west port, staples graduates. so, we are in good company tonight. mark is going to provide us with an overview of the recordings program established by the center in 1998 with highlights of secretly taped meetings and phone conversations from various presidents. he will also tell us what he and his team are now working on, as well as his current projects on president kennedy and vietnam. as chair of the recordings program, mark and it's the secret white house tapes of presidents john f. kennedy, lyndon b. johnson, and richard m. nixon. he is the general editor of the

miller. stephanie boyce thank you for your intelligence debate this morning. coming up next is gb news with mark i'm morning at ten. hello i'm cleanser with your weather . cleanser with your weather. brighter skies across england and wales through this afternoon . further showers across and northern ireland in the far north of . england with a keen north of. england with a keen breeze here . low pressure never breeze here. low pressure never too far away, delivering those showers with , those stronger showers with, those stronger winds. you can see through wednesday. the legacy of that cloud and rain overnight clearing towards the east. so an improving picture , the extreme improving picture, the extreme east the next hours. east through the next hours. these showers in the north be heavy still. gales across the far north—west of scotland extending now towards northern ireland as well as the far north of england. so some gusty here elsewhere is , bright. it's fine elsewhere is, bright. it's fine with some sunshine temperatures , typically 7 to 11 degrees celsius across and wales lower across sco