the most important american general, this is the head of of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milleysaid a very wonderful thing. he said that uh, hmm , the next few weeks, the next few weeks, there will either be a transition to positional warfare or one side will win for sure, the word sure here is very important and at the same time, mark later added and this is even more important, he said. but according to my logic, he said it would be better to end everything with negotiations , that is, there is a battle for ukraine, and in this battle the united states is occupying and great britain is occupying its own position, well, the power is the power in the united states and great britain is taking a position to destroy putin's regime, and it is clear why this is so, because the same mark milley said sometime in april at one of the meetings that the united states should focus on china's main rival to contain china, because by the 27th year, china can seize taiwan and by the 35th, equal the potential of the united states in defense military potential, but mark milley, he said it, appare

it was mike pence who was c calling mark milley, who was calling the pentagon and mark milley said he remembers that call, two or three calls, he believes, he got that day, from mike pence to the pentagon, to the secretary of defense, saying, get the military up there. get the national guard up there immediately. milley said he was animated and explicit. and compare that to what mark milley said about mark meadows, the chief of staff, to donald trump, he said mark meadows was saying, we have to change the narrative, we have to change the narrative. we can't let people think mike pence is in charge. and for mark milley, the chairman of the joint chiefs who took an oath to the cons constitution, that said politics, politics, politics. no action , merely politics, an for general milley, he said that was a red flag. >> yeah, a red flag. he saw it as politics, martha, but he was not going to buy this argument, or this pressure, that general milley was hearing on that phone call, that exchange with mr. meadows, the former chief of staff, to president trump, who was saying, we can't have thi

we also reached out to biden's defense secretary mark milley. he was in a high level role at the dod during january 6. has yet to provide us with a comment. they said they wouldn't get bac to us tonight. hopefully we can report tomorro what their answer is. don't forget on this program th dod, chief of staff, department of defense chief of staff along with the acting department of defense secretary chris miller will join us in a minute along with the white house chief of staff mark meadows and presiden trump himself. four of the five people in the room on january 4th. all of them have confirmed what we know to be true. that donald trump did request and as required by law approved and authorized up to 20,000 guard troops to be called up by pelosi and bowser should they need them and want them. he saw this as a potential dangerous situation. why wouldn't he after coming of the riots of the summer of 2020? take a look. >> did you authorize calling up the guard and then it became as the chain of command went to nancy pelosi and the mayor of dc , mur

this statement was made by the representative of the pentagon, general mark milley.id that the united states together with its allies they helped train 60 ukrainian soldiers to operate himers, and also taught 420 soldiers to operate m-77 howitzers - this is a statement of the miley brand for what missile systems are what himers missile systems will be in ukraine at the end of june, what should we end our news release with? read more on our website bbc.ua. i say goodbye to you until tomorrow. see you . congratulations, this is the verdict program. my name is serhii rudenko. i wish everyone good health and all the best. today is the 112th day of the heroic the ukrainian resistance to the russian occupation, the russian military continues to storm severodonetsk and lysychansk only

who gave their lives for the sake of establishing a new world order this is what us army general mark milleys and its allies that they will continue to provide significant support to ukraine. he stated this in france during the celebration of the 78th anniversary of the landing of the allied landings on the shores of normandy . but from russian aggression, mili noted that if greece is left unanswered, it will lead to further aggression, it is about supporting the international world order based on the rules of the order established the dead are buried here in this cemetery. it is based on the principle that strong countries cannot simply invade small countries. this aggression cannot be left unpunished. every country is sovereign and every country has the right to its territorial integrity. half-heartedly writes on the pages of the washington post, a senior researcher at the council of foreign affairs makes a full-scale war that russia started in ukraine followed the pattern of a long-term conflict putin failed with biskrieg and concentrated his army's efforts on donbas. he is waiting for th

conference of the heads of the pentagon and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley is so interesting what the conversations will be and perhaps there will be something practical for us based on the results of this meeting serhiy danilov is already with us deputy director of the center for middle eastern studies serhiy we congratulate you i congratulate you i congratulate you the audience of listeners chiv so the situation with unlocking or pseudo by unblocking our ports, we understand that very different signals are coming, that is, that there will be consultations between the kremlin and the tanker at the same time that the enemy hit the second granary in ukraine in mykolaiv, and this caused a reaction from the same joseph borel, that is, even in the european union, which is quite moderate, so to speak, noted that the kremlin cannot be trusted well, in any case, we understand that the task of the kremlin is to simply demine the odesa port , serhiy confirmed to us literally a couple of minutes ago brother, a representative of the operational command of the military

chiefs of staff, indeed, the former vice president, mike pence, was pleading with mike millie -- mark milley, to do something. according to the reaction from the white house, it was pretty much silence on that. caller: well, they have four days to do this. they had intelligence to do that. milley knew that. he is just a biden hack. host: general milley? you think -- caller: biden will tell him to jump off the bridge, and he will do it. host: let's hear from joann. sleepy i, minnesota. caller: good morning, bill. it has been a long time. can you hear me? hello? host: you are on the air. go ahead with your comment. caller: can you hear me now? host: just make sure that you mute the volume on your television. go ahead with your comment. caller: it has been a long time since i called in. i always like to hear all sides of the issue. so i watched the whole hearing last night. i was disappointed. i thought that we would maybe get some truth and facts. i was disappointed in the fact that this kind of seems to be a production. i was disappointed in the fact that they did not start on january 2 when

et cetera. >> by contrast, here's general milley's description of his conversation with mark meadows on january 6 >> he said, um, we have to kill the narrative that the vice president is making all the decisions. uh, we need to establish the narrative that uh, you know, that the president is still in charge and that things are steady or stable i immediately interpret that as poll tirks pol politics, politics politics >> the committee also released 11 minutes of never-before-seen video of rioters clashing with polices. we should warn you, this is disturbing >> they were peaceful people these were great people. the crowd was unbelievable and i mentioned the word love. love, the love in the air, i've never seen anything like it. >> the first witness was documentarian who was with the proud boys leading toupt siege >> for anyone who didn't understand how violent that event was, i saw it. i documented it, and i experienced it >> quested testified that he filmed the meeting between the head of the proud boys and top mens of the oath keepers on the eve of january 6 he also said a group of a

joint chiefs chairman general mark milley is attending a ceremony today at the american cemetery above omaha beach where nearly 9,400 americans are buried. >>> south florida is getting back to normal after some areas received more than a foot of rain from what eventually became tropical storm alex. the mayor of miami beach said the storm really tested newly installed drainage pumps. today the fast-moving storm is expected to pass bermuda. several inches of rain are expected there. for half of it, it looked like boston and golden state were headed for a nail-biter. >> but then things went sideways for the celtics in the third quarter. steph curry, as always, the main culprit. should i say "chef" curry? he cooked up 14 of his game-high 29 points in the third. what had been a two-point warriors halftime lead ballooned to 23. they led by as many as 29 on their way to a 107-88 dominant win at home. the series is now even, a game apiece, as it moves to boston. boston still took care of work. the first two games were in golden state, and you always try to take one away. >> yeah. >> so now gol

chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley, took part in d day ceremonies at the normandycan cemetery in france today, mark nearly 80 years since nearly 160,000 allied troops fought their way onto normandy's beaches. box news jennifer griffin shows us how those who gave their lives to free. others were honored. it was the largest air land and sea invasion in history. 78 years ago, allied troops landed on the beaches of normandy and helped turn the tide of world war two. we think about lads. okay i didn't get off the beach that day. today crowds paid tribute to the more than 150,000 troops who participated in the invasion . here in the u. s. people commemorated the day with a reef laying ceremony at the world war two memorial more than 4400 allied soldiers lost their lives on d day. nearly half of them were americans. in france, chairman of the joint chiefs general mark milley joined several 1000 visitors at american cemetery in normandy, he told veterans the current fighting in ukraine is about honoring them. it's about maintaining the so called global rules based internat

mark milley was in normandy. you have to respect that move.-- last year they didn't do it at all. this year we got a tweet around 8:45 p.m. last night. it was already middle of the night in normandy, france at that time. what would suggest to you as to why the white house would have such an oversight over the commemorations of d-day? >> hard the imagine not putting the emphasis on the d-day invasion. i was there for the 50th anniversary and watched the sun rise where ronald reagan gave one of the greatest speeches of his presidency. it was the largest invasion successful in the history of mankind and the title of the invasion was operation overlord. why the white house could not facilitate that and make it a louder trumpet i don't know. mark milley, tough combat soldier represented us well on that normandy battlefield. >> bill: thank you for coming back. good luck with the book. thank you, sir. >> thanks a lot, bill. good to see you, dana. >> dana: chesa boudin is facing a recall election in san francisco today. will voters put the blame on hi

and so on. at one time, the chief military officer of the united states hinted, namely general mark milleyhe head of the joint chiefs of staff of the united states of america, and why this is happening because this is the supporter of the second scenario they believe that russia must be pressured very, very carefully on the edge of the survival of ukraine itself, and that is why they block the supply of weapons to us or slow down or provide these mirror weapons, that is, precisely those that exist in russia, so that ukraine does not fall, but is also unable to advance, although it was unable to make further progress these supporters of counter-petroleum, they are ready to protect putin, but of course he is ready to protect them, well, how can you say putin himself is of no use to them the main thing is that changes in russia if they happen or they don’t happen at all or they took place in such an objective, very careful manner, if there was a replacement of the head of russia and yet another thing. and when, for example, the same schultz says, er, in that kiev, let's have putin putin. we c

states , this was once hinted at by the chief military officer of the united states, namely general mark milleywho is the head of the joint chiefs of staff of the united states of america, and why is this happening because this is supporters of the second scenario believe that russia must be pressured very, very carefully on the edge of the survival of ukraine itself, and that is why they block the supply of weapons to us or slow down or provide mirror weapons, that is, precisely those that exist in russia, so that ukraine does not fall but is also unable to to advance, although she was unable to carry out a counteroffensive, these supporters are , in relation to putin, they are ready to protect her, but of course he is to them, well, how can i tell them that putin himself is of no use to them. the main thing is that changes in russia, if they will take place or they did not take place at all or they took place in such a volume and in a very careful way, if there was a replacement of the head of russia and still another. we call on you to withdraw the troops and sit down at the negotiating tabl

will arrive in ukraine this was stated by the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff committee, mark milley. i will also remind you that yesterday , president joe biden, president of the united states joe biden, had a telephone conversation with volodymyr zelenskyi and confirmed the provision of a billion dollars in security assistance today at 16:00 kyiv time. there will be a press conference of the final press conference of nato secretary general iones stoltenberg about its results, i will definitely tell you about it on espresso angelica, thank you very much tatyana blynova, our correspondent from brussels told us about the progress of negotiations among 50 countries regarding aid to ukraine, we are moving on, the government of estonia handed over five buses to ukraine, they will be used by the community of vyshnevoi , which in the kyiv region will use these buses to evacuate people from dangerous places where hostilities are ongoing. in this way, estonia answered the request of the ukrainian authorities released 10 years ago, the buses were repaired with the participation of business an

cents longer-range missiles to the ukrainian military general mark milley says our support won't stop the united states. >> and the allied countries are providing significant amount of support ukraine and that will continue and state department spokesman ned price echoed that commitment. we have also provided our ukrainian with economic support with humanitarian support. >> and we continue the same time to impose those significant cost over the weekend russian airstrike specifically targeted western military supplies. >> and the kremlin says their attacks destroyed tanks given to ukraine by foreign allies claimed the ukrainian government disputes. >> u.s. officials are also concerned about russia targeting food supplies and blocking tons of grain from leaving ukrainian ports. it has put at risk food security around the world. he says the u.s. has been on top of the issue and is leading talks with allies to try to find solutions. this is something that we're working on every single day. so i can't put a date on but it is among our highest priorities here. and u.s. officials continue to

baltic this was stated by the head of the command of the forces of the united states of america, mark milleykremlin now controls short strips of this part of the ocean after the expansion of the security alliance almost the entire coast of the baltic sea will be surrounded by nato member countries, this area is strategically important as one of the largest sea routes in the world, milli noted , so such changes will strengthen the alliance's position and help reduce possible risks from russia, we have been working with the swedish and finnish armed forces for years armies have enormous potential and prospects in nato, joining the alliance will mean a test of commitment to a common cause and international order based on rules, in particular, the protection of ideas about the fact that large countries cannot invade small countries for no reason, large-scale nato naval exercises are starting near sweden, the alliance announced that the military exercises will last for more than a week until june 17, with the participation of 14 countries. and almost fifty ships training dedicated to the 500th an

sea, this was announced by the head of the command of the forces of the united states of america, mark milleyy, the kremlin controls short strips of this part of the ocean. after the expansion of the security alliance, almost the entire coast of the baltic sea will be surrounded by nato member countries, this area is strategically important as one of the world's largest sea routes, millem noted, so such changes will strengthen the alliance's position and help reduce possible risks from russia, we are working with the swedish and finnish armed forces throughout years, these armies have enormous potential and prospects in nato. joining the alliance will mean a test of commitment to a common cause and an international order based on rules. this is, in particular, a defense of the idea that large countries cannot invade small countries without reason. this is a historical event. japan will take part in the the nato summit, which will be held in spanish madrid at the end of june. this is reported by the japanese mass media, according to their data , prime minister kasida will go to spain. as the g

brian: if you are mark milley, why does he accept that. why doesn't he explain what you explain.are getting gummed up in the process. stand up and make a stand. there is so much at stake. >> they have. the pentagon has. i give them credit for being all in here. assuming the decision will be successful, they are packing the stuff up, when they finally get a decision, then they ship very quickly. then there are countries that are all-in. their decision making process is good and they deliver quickly. the pols have taken the equipment out of the hands of their troops and given it to the ukrainians. and they got into the basic premise, if we destroy the russian army in ukraine, that's in our national interest. and also the united states and the pols certainly understand that. brian: we have to keep this story alive. >> we are at a tipping point. zelenskyy has the people, the skill, the will. he needs the weapons. he can turn this war to his favor. brian: general jack keane thank you so much. dads matter. we'll talk to two dads with important messages about having a father figure. tal

if we talk about this package, which is the united states, lloydstein and mark milley, the chairman ofhiefs of staff of the united states army, are at the meeting at the briefing after rammstein. announced the entire package of support about answered the questions of journalists a and actually i was intrigued by one question, perhaps the most, a ukrainian journalist asked a question about the price of that and are the states ready to say so to support ukraine and provide the weapons we need almost to the very end, and here he said affirmatively, yes, we will, we will do everything possible, and we can say that rammstein 3 is another violation of international society on the topic of supporting ukraine. i think that there is, for example, let's say in the fact that germany agreed to supply ukraine with weapons from the chinese, they are hoping for uh, rocket launcher systems, well, three are good for a start, let there be three, uh, but if this happens , then it means that this is already a problem for us later look, it was about the supply of artillery systems from the netherlands. it

so far we have received so american officials were surprised by this question of journalists and mark milleythose indicators that appeared in the request of ukraine as an official request excellent defense from from from i apologize to the commander-in-chief zaluzhnoi, they were fulfilled official requests of the ministry of defense asked for 10 artillery divisions we gave 12 i would remind you in 97,000 e-e anti-tank systems says mil this is more than tanks in the world they asked 200 tanks received 237 well and so on and so the publication defense-express draws such a conclusion from this story that it is very important not to allow a communication drive at the state level because of what the minister of defense and the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff of the united states do not understand why journalists accuse them of insufficient support for ukraine . were handed over to the pentagon, they were, in fact, they were carried out, how can we comment on this story, oleg, let's start with you. how do you feel about this? that he is generally authorized to determine the number of weapons

his conversation with his american colleague, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milleysiders this deeply respected person his the mentor informs zaluzhny and once again emphasizes the need to provide appropriate weapons, because while the occupiers and intervenors are 10 times greater than us in terms of artillery power, let's hope that our overseas and continental allies, including great britain, will join in solving certain logistical problems we understand that they are well, american and western european logistics have always been distinguished by their accuracy, precision and effectiveness, we are now adding to our great diplomatic analysis by pavlo latushko, member of the presidium of the coordination council of the belarusian opposition, ex-minister of culture of the republic of belarus glory to ukraine long live belarus, mr. latushko, a hero glory live forever, we understand that the european union summit is approaching, on the one hand, where our future will be marked as such vector, in particular, it is about obtaining an extremely important status candidate f

weapons to ukraine and in such small quantities, by the way this caused them some surprise and then mark milleyif you all watched this press conference carefully, he explained that in fact we delivered what ukraine asked us according to the list of weapons that it was to receive in the near future, he said they asked for 10 artillery divisions, we gave them 12, they asked for 200 tanks, we just gave them 270, they asked for 100 bmps, we gave them 300. that’s why there is such a big discrepancy in the numbers, it is precisely because, as i understand it, in fact, these are our wishes and desires, they were rather placed in the internal information space than directly in the documents provided by the american side and when, by the way, it was mentioned that the american side delivered only 10% of what was promised by the same minister of defense austin i said that i just had a conversation with a different person, there was no such question, there was no conclusion, the conclusion is that in fact you need to be as specific as possible in your desires and if the dynamics of changes in relation to

. >> also continuing to look like he was still in charge, we heard some of general mark milley's recordedtimony and he said that he had multiple calls with mike pence on january 6th. mike pence was animated, and he was issuing direct orders, that the military needed to come in and sort things out, he then contrasted that with another moment of him having a conversation with donald trump's chief of staff mark meadows on january 6th, and i just want to play it for you because the contrast is striking. >> he said, we have to kill the narrative that the vice president is making all the decisions. we need to establish the narrative that the president is still in charge and that things are steady or stable, words to that effect. i immediately interpreted that as politics, politics, politics, red flag for me personally, no action, but i remember it distinctly. >> all right, so you have mark milley saying that. here's vice president pence trying to get things sorted out, trying to get the people out of the capitol to protect people, to keep lawmakers safe and others, and then the president saying

hearing, we saw a video played of an interview with the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, mark milley, in which he indicated that it was the vice president, mike pence, who is much more interested in getting federal troops down here to capitol hill on january 6th then president trump. the folks who were at the white house that day. did you see that? >> yes, i did, that is correct. general milley testified at his deposition that mike pence called him three times. he never heard from the president. getting back to the point, dismiss information about trump ordering 10,000 cards, pelosi rejecting it, it's out there, and talked about all the time. when somebody makes a misstatement like this that has been covered by c-span, it is incumbent that it is corrected. trump, at a meeting of the vaccine commission, throughout, this is an hour meeting about the vaccine, -- national guard, he threw out, maybe i should call in 10,000 people. he threw it out. it was no order. he never called in 10,000 people. as milley indicated. the department -- >> all right, that's kevin in massachusetts. this is

general mark milley has character.edly in charge of our government. liz cheney's role in this was defined, i think, for all time last night by her comment that, you know, you'll live in dishonor forever. i don't remember what the exact phrase was. she has covered herself in glory. she has covered herself clothed in character. she has risked her political future, certainly, in order to tell this country exactly what happened. basically, again, as we were talking about in the last hour, you know, trying to shake this country from the sleepwalking, from the dangers that we're all just walking through. i mean, the reagan quote, that freedom isn't free, obviously, and freedom is something we could lose in a generation. you can't help but get the sense, watching what we saw last night, witnessing it, we were on the verge of perhaps losing our democracy. it is people like liz cheney who stands alone in her party, as you referenced, stands alone in her party, stands for the truth with basically armed with her own character. wi

cheney also showed a clip of general mark milley explaining that vice president pence was the only leadermpt to call for defense of the capitol that day. >> there were two or three calls from vice president pence. he was very animated. >> stephen: do you know how crazy things have got to be for mike pence to get very animated? ( laughter ) ( applause ) normally, the wildest he gets is wearing khakis with only one pleat. then, the committee played some never-before-seen footage of the insurrection. and if you need any more proof one of the rioters quoting him directly: >> mike pence didn't have the courage to do what should have been done to protect our country and our conivin es a c to certify a corrected set of facts, not the fraudulent or inaccurate ones which they were asked to previously certify. u.s.a. demands the truth! >> stephen: they were reading his tweets as they stormed the capitol! the only way he could be directing them more is if he had sent them ikea instructions for the gallows. ( cheers and applause ) now, here's the deal -- here's the thing -- here's the thing -- that's

all that and more tonight with shep smith mark milley said the u.s.l continue to provide, quote, significant support to ukraine, at the same time ukraine is recovering and working to identify the bodies of its soldiers killed at a steel plant in the now russian-occupied city of mariupol. new york governor cathy hochul is signing a series of gun-control bills into law it raises the minimum age to purchase assemiautomat aic weapon from 18 to 21 requires bullets to be micro stamped and outlaws the sale of bullet proof vest unless necessary for a person's job >> tyler, thank you very much. >>> still ahead, oil hovering around 118 bucks a barrel. the next guest says do not expect prices to ce wn yte onomdoanimso he says the cycle could go on for five years we're bringing three names don to benefit stick around you'll always remember buying your first car. but the things that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price, our strategic investing approach can help you build the future

the committee played clips of chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, mark milley describing his conversationdent pence that day versus the white house. >> two or three calls with vice president pence. he was very animated and he issued very explicit, very direct, unambiguous orders. there was no question about that. and i can get to the exact quotes, i guess, from some of our records somewhere here. he was very animated, very direct, very firm, secretary milley. get the military here, get the guard down here, put down this situation, et cetera. >> by contrast, here is general milley's description of his conversation with president trump's chief of staff, mark meadows, on january 6th. >> he said, we have to kill the narrative that the vice president is making all the decisions. we need to establish the narrative that, you know, that the president is still in charge and that things are steady or stable, or words to that effect. i interpreted that as politics, politics, politics. red flag for me personally, but " i remember it distinctly. >> the former president did nothing. >> i worked with ch

but i remember -- >> america's top military leader there, treatment of the joints chief of staff mark milleye role and actions of vice president mike pence on january 6th. his comments before the house select committee illustrating the vp's efforts to put an end to the insurrection attempt, while former president trump did nothing to stop the attack. joining me now to discuss trump's inaction, and pence's efforts to fulfill his constitutional obligations as illinois democratic congressman russia -- a member of the house intel committee who was inside the capitol during the attack. i welcome you, sir, it is good to talk with you again. let me just say i was watching you on a monitor here in the studio as we were playing part of the video showing the insurrection, and also listening to officer edwards. you watched intently to officer edwards, yet i saw look away at points during the actual violence and the mob and what was going on. how much does this bring back, to you, what you must have suffered through in a very frightening way on that day? >> well thanks, alex, it is not as dramatic a day

i think there are those like turman millie -- chairman mark milley who would say as permanent presence. there are others, our eastern flank allies, would very much like permanent troops and feel like permanent troops are more effective in deterring. that is the heart of the discussion right now. what is the best way to provide deterrence. i do think you will see an enhanced posture overall when we are on the other side of this. >> president biden has said there will not be boots on the ground in this conflict. i heard military leaders are concerned that as this conflict becomes prolonged, momentum to assist and to keep on giving them weapons and training, could start to wane. how do you see the u.s. sustaining this level of support for ukraine? sec. wormuth: i think the administration has done an admirable job helping the alliance come together and have a strong position against the russian invasion. i think we will continue to see that unity. it will take work. back in 2014, for my own experience, it takes a lot of diplomacy to be able to sustain that unity. all of the nato country se

mike pence, with the secret service, checking in with mark milley, what can the military do to help? hat day. >> he said what donald trump's chief of staff, mark meadows, was focused on was the quote unquote narrative. milley heard that, that trump was helping out and milley testified he heard that and said that's political. i'm not going to keep away from that. i'm going to focus on what the vice president is talking to me about which is national security. >> trump was leaning on the justice department. richard donahue said the idea was crazy. you heard bill barr saying three times he told trump three times we looked into in, there's no there there. these are all people appointed by donald trump or who worked for donald trump. the u.s. attorney in georgia, bill barr called him and said the president is hearing they brought votes in and they brought in fake votes. he says he looked into that and said no, that was a locked box. when they suspended the count, they locked up the ballot. they were preparing to leave the room, but they took the suitcase out and opened it. >> go back one se

and our final expert, remember mark milley, thank you for your military service, sir.hanistan, didn't quite work out. worked out pretty bad for us. i mean, what would we do without government experts. it reminds me of william f. buckley give me the first thousand names in the phone book over experts hont. i will take them be better off. >> jesse: you make such a great point dr. fauci who fights a disease that spreads indoors made everybody stay indoors for a year and a half. >> great idea. >> jesse: then you have john kerry who in the middle of a gas crisis is telling everybody all over the world to stop pumping oil and gas. i mean, it doesn't get any dumber than that but we look to these people because they have czar in front of their name as like they are some expert. they don't know anything. >> did you hear biden today during biden's speech? his advice was profound. folks, this is deep. get ready for it biden's advice to the gas station owners just charge less money? what would we do without this guy? think about this. every single stretch the chain, i wrote this d

another there is no deterrent left, and as far as the white supremacy, remember lloyd austen and mark milley lecture about it, but one thing they did not do, they never gave us any data, they never said here is the pentagon's data, here is the enlisted ranks, we have an epidemic where white soldiers are committing acts of hostility at a greater number than hispanics or latinos, they never told us that. but since they wanted to dwell on race, race, race, and proportional representation, which i think is very dangerous in a multiracial society, maybe whites are more violent in the sense they are more likely to be in combat units, but doubled the numbers of the general population and white males died at twice their numbers in afghanistan and iraq. nobody ever talks about that. if that is what they mean by they took a gun and went after the enemy and that makes them dangerous, i don't know if that is what they intended. finally, tucker, they don't -- the left doesn't have an agenda in november so we are going to hear roe vs. wade, we are going to hear the electoral colleges racist for the filibu

i think maybe that was the reaction to mark milley's statement because it was so clear again that pence couldn't do anything and that mike pence did it despite donald trump. that's what i think she was saying. >> reporter: so again it was really loud out there but she said it's a strange thing. i feel like i knew those things but i didn't have the details. the lawmakers in the room that experienced this day firsthand learning information that feeds into the knowledge of how they were in the circumstances and what the white house was doing at the time. >> aloi, josh, jacklyn and barbara, thank you all for being with us. >>> breaking news from washington. the white house say it is cdc will lift a requirement that air travellers get a negative covid test before entering the u.s. they say the departure testing requirement will end this sunday. they said it was stopping people from traveling to the united states. it is a big change. >>> still ahead, the police chief for the uvalde school district speaks out about what happened during that mass shooting. we'll speak live to a roefrt that brok

stunning testimony from the chairman of the joint chiefs and that will be general mark milley who told the committee that trump's white house tried to push milley to peddle a lie, a false narrative that the president was in command. that's not the most shocking thing. later in the program, why these hearings are so important and how the insurrection wasn't a one-time event that and more when "deadline: white house" continues after a quick break. stay with us. continues after a quick break. stay with us we believe there's an innovator in all of us. that's why we build technology that helps everyone come to the table and do more incredible things. ♪ ♪ bipolar depression. it made me feel trapped in a fog. this is art inspired by real stories of bipolar depression. i just couldn't find my way out of it. the lows of bipolar depression can take you to a dark place. latuda could make a real difference in your symptoms. latuda was proven to significantly reduce bipolar depression symptoms and in clinical studies, had no substantial impact on weight. this is where i want to be. call your doctor

chairman of the joint chiefs of staff general mark milley spoke at omaha beach today. >> here beachesy. early in the morning, on 6 june german defenders on these blocks looked out to sea they bore witness to the first blooms of black smoke. 700 allied ships disembarked 137 allied soldiers from several different countries stormed the beaches of normed and turned the tide. >> bret: battle that almost didn't happen. we will never forget that moment 78 years ago today, fair, balanced and still unafraid. "jesse watters primetime" is now: >> jesse: amen, never forget, thanks, bret. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: life is hard and every once in a while we run into a attack that's too tough for us. you know what i mean? sometimes you reach a mountain you can't climb and there is no shame in calling it quits. stuck in a bad job with a lousy boss like gutfeld, maybe it's time to find a new gig. >> do what everything things i'm going to do. >> flip out, m

. >> general mark milley speaking out today about russia's unprovoked invasion of ukraine he made thoseomments at a ceremony marking 78 years since d-day, the battle that marked the beginning of the end of the nazi' invasion of europe on this day in 1944, more than 100,000 allied troops landed on the beaches of normandy. the battle that followed took a massive toll german forces killed or wounded more than 9,000 allied soldiers and their sacrifice allowed troops to begin the march across europe and put an end to hitler's rule. it went on, and today, survivors of the d-day -- or i should say, survivors of d-day returned to the beach. some, for the first time here is nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: flying along the french coast, american veterans. >> amazing really amazing >> reporter: some who have not been back here since it looked and sounded like this. d-day, 78 years ago today. >> this is robert saint john in the nbc newsroom in new york this is a momentous hour in world history. this is the invasion of hitler's europe >> reporter: today, a hero's welcome for the greatest generatio

mark milley hailed the international order created by the allied victory in world war ii and its significancewar in ukraine. >> underlying that order is the principle that strong countries cannot just invade small countries. that might does not make right. that aggression should never be left to stand. karina: he says the fight in ukraine is about honoring the veterans of world war ii nearly 160 allied troops took part in the d-day invasion. more than 4400 were killed on the first day alone. british prime minister boris johnson is staying in power. today, the embattled leader survived a confidence vote by members of his own party even though his margin of victory was lower in supporters expected. conservatives voted 211 to 148 to keep him in place. the prime minister faced a tidal wave of recent criticism, most notably for holding a number of parties that flouted the covid-19 restrictions imposed on others. larry: sacramento is reporting its fourth probable case of monkeypox. the previous three cases were confirmed by the centers for disease control. all three were connected to a person who t

so, for example, when we heard from chairman of joint chiefs mark milley talking about the difference hearing from former vice president mike pence versus what he was hearing from trump and mark meadows and others who were close to the former president on that day, there was a really striking difference that milley exposed during those comments, and it's something that the lawmakers themselves reacted to in realtime. some of them shook their head, others of them said "jesus christ" and when i talked to them after when they left the hearing room, that was one of the things i asked them about knowing that while you were cowering on the floor in the house chamber, fearing for your live in many cases as they told me they were, what was it like to see the other side of that conversation? and something that congresswoman camilla told me and she rewatched in tears because it was so triggering and retraumatizing, she felt she knew those details but that hearing it felt really different for her last night. i think it's a reminder as you and i and others have talked about that even though this

during last night's blockbuster january 6th committee hearing, chairman of joint chiefs of staff mark milleyce president mike pence and not president trump who ordered national guard troops to respond to the attack on the capitol. >> there were two or three calls from vice president pence. he was very adamant, and he was very explicit, very direct, unbloous, there was no question about that, and i can give you the exact quotes i guess from some of our records. but he was very animated, very direct, and very firm, and to secretary miller, get the military down here, get the guard down here, put down this situation. et cetera. >> by contrast, here is general milley's description of his conversation with president trump's chief of staff mark meadows on january 6th. >> he said we have to kill the narrative that the vice president is making all the decisions. we need to establish the narrative that, you know, that the president is still in charge and that things are steady or stable or words like that. i immediately interpreted that as politics, politics, politics, red flag for me personally, no