now general the us general mark, milly has listed that uh to avoid a russian noodle war as one of the top priorities. because that wouldn't necessarily mean that the united states would be in hot waters with a nuclear power. now a long call.

and as the us general mark, milly has even listed to avoid a russia and nato war as a top priority for the united states. because that would essentially mean that the us would have to deal with being hot water is with a nuclear power. now a lot conflict poses other difficulties for us interest. one of them being spending more money when it comes to ukraine to make it return to its economic, to send the ability as well as since the united states has an interest in stable energy market. the longer this conflict goes on, the more pressure comes on food prices, but also global economic trends affects the united states, greatly. the united states economies to be precise. and so as long conflict would mean that the global economic growth would slow down. but these trends are said to also hate you or up the hard. those and the analysts have mentioned that there would be an increase in energy prices, which would alone likely to lead to nearly 150000 excess. that's in europe, in the winter of 20222023. so going back to the united states, moving from economics to foreign policy. if this conflict

and as the us general mark, milly has even listed to avoid a russia and nato war as a top priority for the united states. because that would essentially mean that the us would be in hot water is with a nuclear power. now, a lot of conflict causes other difficulties for us interest. one of them being spending more money when it comes to ukraine to make it return to its economic sustainability, as well as since the united states has an interest in stable energy markets. the longer this conflict goes on, the more pressure comes on food prices, but also global economic trends affect the united states greatly. the united states economies to be precise. and so as long conflict would mean that the global economic growth would slow down. if this conflict goes on even longer, that would mean that the united states global priorities would essentially be suppressed and the conflict would absorb its military resources and its energy. and at least have also mentioned the bilateral relations between russia and the united states. and they have said that it is very much unlikely for them to get any be

now general, the us general mark, milly has listed that uh to avoid a russian noodle war as one of the top priorities. because that would necessarily mean that the united states would be in hot water is with a nuclear power. now a long costs slip pose the poses other challenges for the united states, including spending more money on ukraine to return it to the economic sustainability. not only that, but the us also has an interest in stable energy market, and as the conflict wars is and becomes prolonged, this would mean that there would be a continued pressure when it comes to food prices. now the global economic trends also affects the united states and a long conflict would also mean that they cannot make growth would slow down. but these trends are also expected to hit europe, the hardest, according to the analysts, because there would be an increasing energy prices alone, which would likely lead to nearly $150000.00 accessing pets. in europe. in the winter of 20222023. now coming back to the united states from economics to foreign policy where the focus on his global priorities wo

if you believe farrah griffin and mark millie, there you go. there is the intent. that is a crucial part of the case. that is why this test money is so important. there may be other testimony of jared kushner saying i don't believe he actually thought he lost. we are getting into sort of epistemological questions about what is in his mind, how does one ever know what they know? so, to be so clueless, or to be so misinformed, or misguided, to think or believe that you lost the election or won the election, should say, that could be a viable defense? >> i think the category we would follow under legally is advice. here i am, donald trump, i have these lawyers, rudy giuliani, sidney powell, telling me that i could fight this, or using the example of pressuring mike pence, former supplant supreme court clerk, he's telling me the vice president does have this authority, i can rely on that. that is the defense. >> okay, counselor, standby. >>> michael cohen, obviously you were persona non grata for sometime before any of this actually happened, however he has spent a lot

and as the us general mark, milly has even listed to avoid a russia and nato war as a top priority for the united states. because that would essentially mean that the us would be in hot water is with a nuclear power. now, a lot of conflict poses other difficulties for us interest. one of them being spending more money when it comes to ukraine to make it return to its economic sustainability, as well as since the united states has an interest in stable energy markets. the longer this conflict goes on, the more pressure comes on food prices, but also global economic trends affect the united states greatly. uh, the united states economies to be precise. and so as long conflict would mean that the global economic growth would slow down. if this conflict goes on even longer, that would mean that the united states global priorities with essentially be suppressed and the conflict would absorb its military resources and its energy. analysts have also mentioned the bilateral relations between russia and the united states. and they have said that it is very much unlikely for them to get any bett

can we say anything about where it's heading other than to quote and general mark, milly that is going to be long and bloody as well? i mean he's, he's always, he got a pretty good despite to the events. and i think he just said that most of the people in the front line have a very similar message. and so you have a nice spoken to is that the same thing, which is where people think it's so easy me to be doing better. they come here and try it, and i think that reflects the real difficulties of operating sick in self ukraine. but we still have other very flat open landscape. the difficulty of maneuvering that the difficulty post by driving is like a control. the usually challenging to your credit, even before you think about the mines, go to the right front and so on. so i didn't live in hopes that they could crack open the front, the, the russian defense has be weaker than maybe they have periods. and i think there's elements of truth in that, but it is a growing to get to the point where maybe ukraine consults came more or more advantage. and in that regard, we've been here before. we

and as the us general mark, milly has even listed to avoid a russia and nato war as a top priority for the united states. because that would essentially mean that the us would be in hot water as with a nuclear power. now, a lot of conflict causes other difficulties for us interest. one of them being spending more money when it comes to ukraine to make it return to its economic sustainability as well as this, the united states has an interest in stable energy markets. the longer this conflict goes on, the more pressure comes on food prices, but also global economic trends affects the united states greatly. uh, the united states economies to be precise. and so as long conflict would mean that the global economic growth would slow down. if this conflict goes on even longer, that would mean that the united states global priorities would essentially be suppressed and the conflict would absorb its military resources and its energy on a list have also mentioned the bilateral relations between russia and the united states. and they have said that it is very much unlikely for them to get any be

main thing about the situation at the front and here are these mini-fields that i'm talking about mark millit the million amen because there was really a lot of time to prepare the russians and despite this we are still advancing we'll show you where allo is on the map look, we are advancing in the bakhmut area and in the south in the zaporizhia and donetsk regions, in the part of the donetsk region in the south. and here in the zaporizhia region, the speed of our advance here is about 100 m per day, but under bakhmut we have advanced 1,800 m, and this is what gave the commander of the ground forces, general servisky, a reason to declare that bakhmut is close to the operational encirclement , and we must take it back. and this is our progress, commented specially for us by the head of the geo-exploration group of the famous research institute george baros, the russian advance in the north of the kharkiv and luhansk regions is very insignificant compared to the ukrainian advance in the bakhmut region in the following directions, for example, on july 14, the russians captured only 0.16 square

so the chinese foreign ministry statement comes just after us chairman of joint chiefs of staff, mark, milly, claim that china wants to be the regional head, your mon in asia, within the next 10 years. what do you make of that assessment and also a beijing's response or i think it seems that the us is continuing to reaffirm is believe that it is facing a rising china, which might challenge the us as the world hedge a monic. everything else, i just simply excuses. what i think this explains the fundamental difference between china and the us. and it's the us wants to risk cutting its hedge a monic control over the world. they need to off to themselves whether it is truly welcomed by the rest of the world at large and why it has encountered resistance from time to time here and there. if the amount of control over the world has brought peace and stability and prosperity to others, why would people not like it? of all the other hand, china comes from a totally different cultural and historical background. china's wealth has been accumulated by the hardware, carpets, people, and by following the

the ukrainian counteroffensive is slower than expected, said mark milli, head of the us joint chiefs of staff. he noted that the advance of the troops will last up to 10 weeks, it will become very difficult for me to be bloody, or stressed that the united states has not yet decided whether to send missiles to ukraine for attacks from f-16 fighters or cluster munitions. well, such a possibility is being considered, and the washington post writes about the director's secret visit to ukraine. cia william burns. it took place in june, they discussed plans to return the territory to the head of the cia in kiev, they said that by the autumn they plan to deploy artillery and missile systems near the border of crimea, after that they will move further into eastern ukraine and only then begin negotiations with russia. an increasing number of germans do not approve of the supply of weapons to ukraine, support for the zelensky regime hits the country's economy and the wallets of citizens , the russian ambassador to germany, sergeychev, told our channel about this interview. the fewer people the

ukraine spoke by phone at the head of the united states joint chiefs of staff committee to general mark milli addition, they discussed the urgent needs of the transfer of weapons and ammunition for conducting a counter-offensive, a message about this appeared in the telegram channel of general zaluzhnyi, he spoke about the operational situation at the front, the ukrainian military continues to introduce active offensive actions, the situation is developing according to the plan, the initiative is in our hands a miracle on the front as the ukrainian defense forces told during his visit to the czech republic, we will talk about it in detail a little later, but now i i offer to listen to the answer of the ukrainian president to the journalists' questions about the slow pace of the ukrainian army's offensive and what positive points he sees in it , please. that's why i see a positive in this, we are moving forward and not moving back. as a russian said zelensky. you can write in the comments under this stream on the radio freedom channel. and what do you think about this and about such comments i

planned to be appointed as the next chairman of the joint chiefs of staff instead of army general mark millye cold war, the priority of complex systems of radio-electronic warfare lost its significance, years of struggle with less equipped forces, namely in the middle east , led to the atrophy of this industry , some countries, in particular china, as he notes, created their own strategic support forces in the electromagnetic spectrum, that is, even the united states recognize that radio-electronic they have somewhat lost the fight and we need to catch up as soon as possible . propaganda about the lancet factory on the territory of the former shopping center where were there where were the stores before, what are there and other western brands, such a propaganda move and yes , it is, of course, russian propaganda. yes, production is not as massive as the russians show. what can we say about mirrors walls as a part of finished products, but still, there is a problem, and comparing the volumes of drone production in russia and in ukraine. in my opinion, it is somewhat wrong because we have see

greater ones and here, in the background of this interview, such a certain answer appeared from mark millyway, unlike foreign politicians or journalists, has real combat experience, and when mart milly was asked about the advancement of the ukrainian army, he said that he was not at all worried about the fact that the counteroffensive was going on as it's going is the counteroffensive happening slower than computers or other people could say yes i said says millie it could take six to eighty weeks it's going to be very hard it's going to be very long and it's going to be hard and bloody and nobody has there should be no illusions that ukraine is fighting for his life and the military is advancing along difficult areas of the front as they can under these conditions and this is actually now, according to miele brand estimates, part of the essence of that war is now taking place in the south. therefore, the pace of our advance will depend on how our unit is provided, how our intelligence works, how it interacts at the tactical level, how our units act, taking into account the difficult circu

commander of you cranian armed forces who spoke with the chairmen of the joint chiefs of staff mark millie, according to a message on his facebook page. he said, i'm quoting, he told millie that the situation is developing according to the plan. the initiative is in our hands. we assume they both know what that plan was. there is lots of talk that the offensive is not going according to plan, that it hasn't really resulted in the kind of progress they were hoping for. according to this note in facebook, also, he spoke with millie about ukraine's needs for better and more munitions and weapons. we know that the united states is considering announcing tomorrow, a new aid package, a weapons package for ukraine that is supposed to, we believe include cluster munitions. ukraine desperately needs to make prodpres in punching through the deep russian defenses, all along the 600 mile long front. >> and ben, bring us an update on president volodomyr zelenskyy. he is currently not in ukraine. >> reporter: yeah, he seems to be doing a round of capitals before the meeting next week in villnous to disc

nation without a confirmed top officer in the military when the current chairman, army general mark millieetires later this year. tuberville has blocked hundreds of military nominees in opposition to a pentagon position on abortion services. right now the marines are without a confirmed leader for the first time if more than 160 years. we'll stay on that story with tuberville and much more. "outnumbered" after the break. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks! uuuhhhh... here, i'll take that! woohoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar. enter the $10,000 powered by protein max challenge. ♪ ♪ there are currently more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. the google cybersecurity certificate was made to fill that gap and help grow the workforce that's keeping us all safe. ♪ ♪ >> harris: welcome. this is "outnumbered." i'm with kayleigh mcenany and emily compagno. also joining us, fox news contributor and president of ka consulting and former senior counselor to president trump, kellya

for a jury to hear and will hear from mark millie and alyssa. he understand he lost.to them. it will seem the more intentional, nefarious and not accidental. >> any legal thing the defense can stand on to say he thought that it was it. >> they can try to proffer it. he will not testify. he cannot testify. he would be murdered on cross- examine. it's an inside point. i don't see how they will present this point. >> you talked about alyssa fair griffin. here's what she said. she said that privately he admitted he lost the election and blurted out joe biden on television say can you believe i lost to this guy? there will be differing accounts of what people say he did or did not believe. the jury has to make that decision. let me ask you about this. a big fight over the timing of the classified document case. it's already going to head to trial. there's supposed to be a date set by the judge coming up. the prosecution is saying we need to go forward. we are ready for speedy trial. is a speedy trial something that defendant, it's their right to a speedy trial and can say

current chairman general mark milly must leave his post at the end of september.iberman is live for us at the pentagon. oren, what do we know whether tuberville is planning to hold up this nomination seeking brown to be chairman of the joint chiefs as well as in addition to all the other flag officers. >> jake, what we heard from senator tommy tuberville over the last couple of days this long list and growing list of nominations that are on hold because of tuberville, and that creates a situation in the joint chiefs of staff where you don't have a senate confirmed chief. the vice-chairman will step in as the acting chairman. cq brown is in this sort of limbo and will no longer be the air force chief of staff and he can't yet be the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. you have this problematic position. tubberville has assisted there is no risk and that's despite brown himself saying it'll affect readiness and general smith nominated to be commandant of the marine corps and as has defense secretary lloyd austin said that just yesterday. brown was asked about the

in addition, as the american general mark milli has already noted, the russians have thousands of fourth-generationf you are going to confront russia in the air, you will need a significant number of fourth and fifth generation fighters. in the current conditions. it's impossible, yes, and air power. in any case, it will not solve all the problems, as if by magic , in the end, the possibility of ukraine's success comes down to its ability to conduct a frontal one. storm well that is you see the westerners had recommend that the kiev authorities carry out frontal attacks, a frontal storm, do not slow down and continue to attack the russians. yes, because right now they are saving their forces, but really, they are disrupting all the schedules, all plans, and, in fact , they are failing the contour of the offensive, and the united states , for its part, is also emphasizing that they are looking forward to when the kiev regime will finally use its main forces, prepared with the west, which are now holding out. while in reserve , wall writes about this listen to american officials admit that the counte

and practically everyone is saying that it will be a long time, that it will be bloody, and me- mark milli failed, but it’s clear that it will be very long, bloody and so on and so forth and so i don't know. uh, if this reflects their tone reality, is it good? well, did i tell you that this is forever? yes and uh , you didn't say it so harshly, well, the word is forever. i said once, yes, and i'm ready to say it. now because. in the current scenario, yes, but it is obvious that e is a long positional war. a la the first world war but with all the amendments, but for satellite reconnaissance for counter-battery combat is necessary. yes? what we have been hearing about in recent weeks, or maybe become a real uh, absolutely scenario, and here uh, but if if you predict, yes, if you try to predict, again we you have repeatedly discussed all these peaceful initiatives that went from non-western countries to chinese, then african. now it seems to be some kind of link between modi macron, the other day it was that they themselves were with latin america, too. in general, it sounded like something

honorable lloyd austin, secretary of defense, and the chairman of the joint chief of staff, general mark millie, and the secretary of defense, mike mccord who serves as dod's top financial officer. we will start with you. >> chairman rogers, ranking member smith, distinguished members of the committee, glad to be here to testify in support of the president's budget request. >> protesters take their signs down and removed from the room. the chair knows that the proceedings taking place, in order, i would like to request those in the audience causing this disruption cease their actions immediately. i want to advise the protesters, folks in the audience, if you do this again, we are going to recess and you're going to be removed. you are recognized. >> chairman rogers, ranking member smith covered distinguished members of the committee, to testify in support of the president's budget request in 2024. i am joined by general milley, grateful for his readership. i'm glad to be joined by the comptroller and cfo, mike mccord. a strategy driven budget, with the people's republic of china. $842 billion,

mark milley talks about opposing democracy in preventing more at the club in washington dc. he also comments on the wagner mercenary group's recent revolt against the russian military. general milliel step down before october 1 when his term expires. reporter with military time. the editor, host for defense and aerospace podcasts. on my left we have robert costa, chief election and campaign correspondent cbs news. david butler, communications advisor to the chairman, elizabeth miller, washington bureau chief with the new york times. john donnelly, senior writer at cq roll call. and max let, publisher for stars and stripes. i would like to acknowledge the presence today of the ukrainian ambassador to the u.s.. welcome back to the club. [applause] the united states national defense strategy is focused on a rising china which america views as its most consequential strategic competitor and russia, which has proven over the past year and a half that is a clear and present threat. over nearly the past year and a half russia slaughtered ukrainians and ukrainians have fought back with everything they have. general milley said in his remarks last year that the best way to honor ukrainian

future stand downs, and general milly, with the lack of propensity to serve among america's youth how is the department of defense making sure that we're not missing the mark when talking about recruitment with women and with young people of color? >> so -- i continue to make the point that 99.9% of our troops are focused on a right thing -- each and every day and they're focused on accomplishing their mission. and being ready to accomplish their mission if they're called out to do something. and so -- when we focused on for a very short period of time, two hours or so per unit on this issue, we not only focused on how to recognize extremist behavior and what the existing policies were and that we had on the books that address this issue. because we did have policies that -- that covered this. but we also focused on the value of service. and why we're serving, and in the importance of sticking to our values. so because of that, you know i've had numerous commanders tell me that you know ability to kind of talk to their units and interact with their units in small group and talk about some of these issues was very valuable once that twhowrs was over they're