last year, the bbc publicly identified a sixth suspect, matthew white, who died in 2021, and revealedgate him. stephen's mother, baroness doreen lawrence, today told the bbc that the met commissioner, sir mark rowley should reopen the murder investigation, which closed four years ago. there's two lines of inquiries for them to follow up on. there's still three suspects out there, and i'm sure there's witnesses that probably could help them if they're interested. so i think that's what i'd like to see him do, is to instruct his team to follow up on those information, whatever is out there. because if you don't go and look, you're never going to find anything. so would you like to see the investigation reopened? definitely so. our investigation showed not everything possible was done on matthew white before the met stopped investigating the murder. and tonight, the met confirmed it will ask a new police force to review the case and see if it can spot chances to bring the living suspects to justice. the met said, "recognising the concerns held by baroness lawrence and the significance of

last year the bbc named matthew white as the sixth suspect in the case. daniel de simone reports. stop. two of the original five prime suspects were convicted almost 20 years after the murder. but the met�*s disastrous handling of the case means no—one else has been brought tojustice. last year, the bbc publicly identified a sixth suspect, matthew white, who died in 2021 and revealed multiple failures by the met to properly investigate him. now, stephen's mother, baroness doreen lawrence, gives her first interview about the new evidence and the met�*s response. we knew there was five, possibly six, and now we know that there was six and the one that's just passed away, he's probably the key one who probably caused stephen's murder. and they did nothing about it. we showed not everything possible was done before the murder investigation was closed four years ago. baroness lawrence now has a personal message for the met commissioner, sir mark rowley. there's still lines of inquiries for them to follow up on. there's still three suspects out there, and i'm sure there's witnesses that

obviously matthew white, the sixth suspect, is dead. there are outstanding suspects who are alive.'ve invested to kate to case a lot, know the case well now. i think there are opportunities around evidence, i know the family think that —— i've investigated the case a lot. the family will keep pressure on the met. because the met have failed here and had to issue an apology, they will have to be really straight with the lawrence family and there is going to be a meeting sir mark will attend personally with baroness lawrence at a future date.— lawrence at a future date. thank ou, lawrence at a future date. thank you. daniel— lawrence at a future date. thank you, daniel dessie _ lawrence at a future date. thank you, daniel dessie mone. -- - lawrence at a future date. thank i you, daniel dessie mone. -- daniel you, daniel dessie mone. —— daniel de simone. in china, three people have died and 11 others are missing after days of heavy rain caused flooding in the south of the country. that's according to state media there. tens of thousands of people have been told to leave their homes. l

last year the bbc named matthew white as the sixth suspect in the case. daniel de simone reports.ay at a south london bus stop. two of the original five prime suspects were convicted almost 20 years after the murder. but the met�*s disastrous handling of the case means no—one else has been brought tojustice. last year, the bbc publicly identified a sixth suspect, matthew white, who died in 2021 and revealed multiple failures by the met to properly investigate him. now, stephen's mother, baroness doreen lawrence, gives her first interview about the new evidence and the met�*s response. we knew there was five, possibly six, and now we know that there was six and the one that's just passed away, he's probably the key one who probably caused steven's murder. who probably caused stephen's murder. and they did nothing about it. we showed not everything possible was done before the murder investigation was closed four years ago. baroness lawrence now has a personal message for the met commissioner, sir mark rowley. there's still lines of inquiries for them to follow up on. there's still

last year the bbc�*s daniel de simone named matthew white as the sixth suspect in the case.p. two of the original five prime suspects were convicted almost 20 years after the murder. but the met�*s disastrous handling of the case means no—one else has been brought to justice. last year, the bbc publicly identified a sixth suspect, matthew white, who died in 2021 and revealed multiple failures by the met to properly investigate him. now, stephen's mother, baroness doreen lawrence, gives her first interview about the new evidence and the met�*s response. we knew there was five, possibly six, and now we know that there was six, and the one that's just passed away, he's probably the key one who probably caused stephen's murder. and they did nothing about it. we showed not everything possible was done before the murder investigation was closed four years ago. baroness lawrence now has a personal message for the met commissioner, sir mark rowley. there's still lines of inquiries for them to follow up on. there's still three suspects out there, and i'm sure there's witnesses that p

last year the bbc named matthew white as the sixth suspect in the case.ollowing that apology from sir mark rowley — the mayor of london was asked whether he had confidence in the metropolitan police to deal with this case moving forward. i think the firm has been let down over the last three decades by police officers over the course of the last three decades. david lewis casey, in a recent report found that the police service was still institutionally racist. i think there are lessons to be learnt. i had a frank conversation with sir mark rowley today. he'll be asking a separate police force to look into the assessment the police the police have made in relation to the fresh evidence. the police, the met police have made in relation to the fresh evidence. i am hoping that reassures the lawrence family at door the lawrence family, doran in particular that under the new leadership in the police service, they will redouble their efforts to make sure that doreen and the family think that this police service has learned the lessons from yesterday. with more o

last year, the bbc publicly identified a sixth suspect — matthew white, who died in 2021 — and revealednew evidence and the met�*s response. we knew there was five, possibly six. now we know that there were six. and the one that's just passed away, he's probably the key one who probably caused stephen's murder and they did nothing about it. if it wasn't for you doing all that investigation, we would not have known about him in detail as we do now. we showed not everything possible was done before the murder investigation was closed four years ago. baroness lawrence now has a personal message for the met commissioner, sir mark rowley. there's still lines of inquiries for them to follow up on. there's still three suspects out there, and i'm sure there's witnesses that probably could help them, if they're interested. so i think that's what i'd like to see him do — is to instruct his team to follow up on the information, whatever is out there. because if you don't go and look, you're never going to find anything. the officer now responsible for the case, deputy assistant commissioner matt w

last year the bbc named matthew white as the sixth suspect in the case. casey, in a recent report found that the police service was still institutionally racist. i think there are lessons to be learnt. i had a frank conversation with sir mark rowley today. he'll be asking a separate police force to look into the assessment the police the police have made in relation to the fresh evidence. the police, the met police have made in relation to the fresh evidence.

last year, the bbc publicly identified a sixth suspect — matthew white, who died in 2021 — and revealedilures by the met to properly investigate him. now, stephen's mother, baroness doreen lawrence, gives her first interview about the new evidence and the met�*s response. we knew there was five, possibly six. now we know that there were six. and the one that's just passed away, he's probably the key one who probably caused stephen's murder and they did nothing about it. we showed not everything possible was done before the murder investigation was closed four years ago. baroness lawrence now has a personal message for the met commissioner, sir mark rowley. there's still lines of inquiries for them to follow up on. there's still three suspects out there, and i'm sure there's witnesses that probably could help them, if they're interested. so i think that's what i'd like to see him do — is to instruct his team to follow up on the information, whatever is out there. because if you don't go and look, you're never going to find anything. the officer now responsible for the case, deputy assist

hello, i'm matthew amroliwala. the whiteouse has said it doesn't want to see the crisis in the middle east, escalate after iran carried out its first ever direct attack on israel. a us security spokesman, john kirby, said washington was not seeking a wider war. he told meet the press on nbc that it would be up to israel whether or how to respond — but the us wouldn't take part in any attack on iran. the israeli war cabinet has been meeting to discuss its response to the attack. a senior minister, benny gantz, said israel would exact a price from iran in its own time and fashion. the defence minister, yoav gallant, said the confrontation with iran wasn't over, and israel must prepare for every scenario. iran has warned of a much bigger response if israel retaliates. a meeting of g7 leaders, called by president biden, has "unanimously" condemned the iranian attack and called on both sides "to exercise restraint". the group said they stood �*ready to take measures�* in response to further destabilisation by iran. the israeli mi

joining me now sarah matthews, former white house deputy press secretary for donald trump and cnn senior political commentator, van jones. thank you both. for coming in on this historic morning van first, can you just speak to the nature of what we are about to witness in this country of former president heading to a felony trial i mean, use the term unprecedented over and over and over again with this president. but this is truly an present. this is not like a bizarre tweet or some weird thing he said are dead are some lie this is a criminal proceeding against a former president united states. i don't think he had a foreign president traffic ticket. i can remember a lifetime. so this is a big deal. this is not the case that is about the the attack on the capitol. it's not about the stolen documents. it is about his pattern and practice of lying and stealing and trying to bend the rules to his benefit, paying off somebody to make sure that he didn't have to pay to be held accountable. well, seven years ago is gonna be held accountable now >> sir, i'm curious about because they and just b

can you ever get a straight answer out of the white house? matthewup, biden is a great friend to iran because he took off all sanctions hurting america, helping a lot of enemies around the world, it's unfortunate. >> thank you for joining us, we hope to have you back on soon. we are taking on this story, jampacked hour. legal pros slamming special counsel jack smith for attacking the judge former president trump classified documents case. the judges are telling the jury, follow the law and gop lawmakers house homeland security sent a letter asking the biden white house, why are you staying silent on letting known terrace into the u.s. during a time of war? all of this on "the evening edit". ♪ trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, unlocking the power of thinkorswim, the award-winning trading platforms. bring your trades into focus on thinkorswim desktop with robust charting and analysis tools, including over 400 technical studies. tailor the platforms to your unique needs with nearly endless customization. and track market trends with up-to-

well, the official line from the white house this morning, matthew, is that america stands by israel wait and see what decision the israeli war cabinet takes. we know that they've been meeting. john kirby, the white house national security spokesman, he's been doing a round of interviews this morning on the sunday shows, and he's been talking about what mr biden is thinking, suggesting mr biden wants to calm tensions. he said every decision, every discussion that he's had is all designed to not let this become a broad regional war, and that's where his head still is. and we saw that statement last night, didn't we, from joe biden following his phone call with the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, where he said that he was going to convene this g7 leaders discussion. we've just been hearing about it. saying that he was going to co—ordinate a united diplomatic response. and we also had a statement last night from the us defence secretary, lloyd austin, in which he talked about de—escalating tensions, urging iran to de—escalate tensions. and i think that's the tone, the flavour

sarah matthews is the former white house deputy press secretary for donald trump, mckay comments is a staff writer for "the atlanta," who has written extensively about trumps enablers in the republican party. thank you for taking the time. sir, i want to start with you. as we are watching that, you have spoken out, and consistently spoken out, what goes to your head when you see people who know better defending trump, as they just did? >> it is really frustrating because, as you noted, some of the things i have said publicly about donald trump are horrible and then they are going on and endorsing him. i can only imagine that the things they say privately. i've talked with a lot of republicans high up, elected officials and things like that who will pass them privately but many of them will not even same it publicly. >> and once bashed him publicly. >> these folks have bashed him publicly and still going forward and supporting him. a lot of times what they often say is that they are supporting him because of the policies, that they want the conservative agenda. and, where i get frustra

because i was not a member of the white house press corps at the time. i turned to my old friend, matthewthe beat for time hey, magazine in 2002. and ended up being caught in the eye of the storm. >> in some ways, i look back at >> the bush years and how there was not enough critical coverage of the case for war when the bush administration was making it. i don't think no press i think dropped the ball at times. right >> what is >> the gag of a white house correspondent other than reporting on what the president does and trying to break stories, the gig is to have relationships, but it's to never forget what those relationships are four their in service of getting information to the readers about you making friends. or it's not about you feeling importantly, i mean, luck people in the white house know that you're not there to be their friend but sometimes it serves their interests to leak certain things >> washington dc is a company town. everyone is here to participate in politics. knowing people in relationships is actually the key to journalism you can be at a table at brunch and someo

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hello, i'm matthew amroliwala, welcome to verified live. the white confirmed that an iranian attack on israel is a real and viable threat. national security communications adviserjohn kirby has told reporters that the danger was credible — and the white house was watching very, very closely. earlier, a us official told our broadcast partner cbs that strikes could start as early as today — although nothing is certain and other outcomes are possible. iran has been threatening reprisals, for the israeli strike on its consulate in syria, nearly two weeks ago. for its part, israel is threatening to hit back hard — if it is subjected to a direct attack by iran. french citizens are being asked not to travel to iran, lebanon, israel and the palestinian territories. the united states has told diplomatic staff and their families, not to travel outside three cities. the uk has also warned against travelling to israel, as has india. just a moment we will be live in jerusalem and in washington to talk to our correspondence there. first david martin is a cbs news

just that spit him giving that speech in the scottish parliament saying everybody's white as matthew 6% of scots are white. you know, i mean absolutely outrageous. he accuses everybody else of racism. he is of course , you racism. he is of course, you know, shows signs of racism himself . for know, shows signs of racism himself. for people like me who support the union, this is fantastic news, patrick, because basically there's not going to be an indie referendum again for a really long time. but what we've seen is we've seen the snp run with an iron fist by nicola sturgeon the minute she was going to be out of the picture, it was all going to come unstuck and what the snp has been able to do, they've been able to have virtue signalling policies with no contact with reality. so puberty blockers for kids, net zero, the hate crime act , all zero, the hate crime act, all these crazy progressive policies. and now they've run into reality, haven't they? and they've said the greens are even madder than them. so the greens have had to be jettisoned. and now they're saying, oh, we're going to

we talked again with matthew retinopathy at the manned spacecraft center in houston. this white garment, what is the cerebral garments? it's made up into layers is a layer material. the first layer is a nomex. this whole garment provides protection against radiant energy impinging on the shield from the sun. and also we reflect from the moon and protect them against meteorites. so this most interesting installation installation only works in a vacuum. it's very similar to the material that we have in a thermos bottle on earth. it's as though the men were completely enclosed in them. it's just so many layers of some seven or eight layers of aluminum mylar with a rim and, then covered with the breath of resistance nomex material that we've talked before and have this belt layer, this nylon felt, which provides the bumper protection against the meteorite. we often discuss, for instance, on the lunar surface, we have meteoroid micrometeoroid, which are constantly hitting the moon even if they don't hit the man or only hit close to the man, they travel at immense speeds, something li

matthew dowd who is with us right now as well. robert gibbs, is former press secretary in the white house and matthew dowd worked in the bush/cheneyhew, let me start with you. take us back to 2016. that is what the prosecutor is doing right now before the jurors, and just the setting of what they're calling this conspiracy to conceal, this information from the voters, what do you think this -- this was -- what was happening inside the trump campaign at the time that all of this was reportedly going on behind the scenes? >> well, i can't speak from experience of having gone through a candidate with this, and i don't think robert can either, having this sort of negative associated with a candidate. we had other things we had to deal with, never something like this and never catch and kill and all those other things that are associated with this. my guess is -- this is a guess, by i think it's pretty informed -- is there was so much incoming, the access hollywood tape, and donald trump and his campaign's worry in a very close election against hillary clinton that this could have been meaningful. it probably would have been meaningful

. >> and matthew, if you're running the biden campaign or if you're in the biden white house, why putim on any college campus right now? >> he can't run from it. i'm sorry, that was for matthew. can't run from it, right, math rue? >> that's right. this is the time of year you give commencement addresses, and this is an incredibly important issue. i actually believe joe biden is exactly where the majority of the country is which is support israel in their attempts to get rid of terrorism, and simultaneously express outrage and support of the innocent palestinians who are getting killed in this and try to confront benjamin netanyahu in the midst of this. but if the student haves a right -- students have a right to protest and say what they believe, then the president of the united states has the right and i would say responsibility to go to college campuses and enunciate and say what he believes his vision of both the world is and what he thinks is the way out of the middle east in all of this. so, yes, i think he should go, and again, i'm going to emphasize, though we often sort of giv

byron york, matthew continetti, fellow at the american enterprise institute. oust today whitee politically hararmful to republicans across the board. >> almost seems scripted. trump comes out yesterday and makes this big statement about leaving abortion to the states. is he really trying to create a tent that enough republicans can stand under to elect him in november. so he does that yesterday. today, arizona comes out after the biden campaign jumps all over trump and says states are going to do radical things and trump is going to be at fault and then they do this with 1864 law. it absolutely seems scripted. and trump is going to get stuck with this time after time after time throughout this campaign. >> in his video he said he was the one who appointed these justices to the supreme court that led to the overturning of roe. the biden campaign do one thing. his justices that hoped to overturn roe and democrats are absolutely going to be campaigning on this issue during the election, vice president kamala harris has already said that she is going to be going to arizona this we

biden, i find it interesting because there was this case going up, matthew versus missouri, it is all about biden administration and the whiteomics c9 speech. >> kayleigh: the subject line reads in part flanking this information and it goes on to say will defraud certain tweets and we are trying to get the stuff moved asap. and the person who wrote the tweet was robert f. kennedy jr., so he is a victim of censorship. >> harris: during one of his interviews, he said that there is a total new category of misinformation because of biden. because of the policies and democrats. so my question for you who got to interviewed robert f. kennedy jr. this morning, when is he going to find the most success when he gets on those key battleground states? north carolina he has enough votes for the threshold and further states as well. >> brian: a few things, he just got to north carolina this week and that's the sense that he is on. and he says i do not want to go to the libertarian ticket because what if they choose somebody else and i have pulled back. beforehand, in particular he was outraged when he was censored because he felt as thou

what is happening right now, but he's also praying on something that matthew alluded to a while ago, the evangelical base, the white evangelical base that he loves, those individuals have often been racist. this isn't new to them, they pushed out immigrants, they pushed out black people, african descendents of slaves who were never immigrants to begin with. that is what they do. i don't think the bible is going to stop them, they use the bible while they were burning crosses in communities of black people of color across the country. that's not where they're at on this, they're absolutely speaking matthew, mark, luke, and john until it comes to a person of color. >> marybelle, what is trump signaling by appearing with these anti-immigrant hawks like tom homan and matt whitaker who were both essential in shaping family separation, and what it might mean if donald trump is re-elected? >> thank you for having me, ayman. the first thing is we know that the trump campaign, their main tactic is using fear, dividing us, which is why the use dehumanizing language when speaking about people who are immigrants. let's be clea

matthew colangelo, prosecuting i guess because alvin bragg can't, that shows you how involved biden white house and justice department are in this craze prosecution of donald trump, it was the justice department that passed on the prosecution. as did federal election commission, but biden is involved big time, also i ask, what is illegal about nondisclosure agreements, they are used all of the time, what is illegal about candidate trump running for president and yes, wait for it trying to influence the election. he would like to win it is called campaigning, there is something wrong with president biden trying to keep trump off of the campaign trail, interfering with the election. campaigning okay. interfering, not okay. plus mr. trump's gag order prohibits him from talking about michael cohen and stormy daniels but they are oare always trashing him, there something wrong with that. net, net, strike one for joe biden. then comes anti-semitism campus rise at columbia and yale and elsewhere. sympathy is not the same as a justice department for fbi investigation and prosecution of anti-semit

joining me now are robert gibbs, former obama white house press secretary and now an msnbc political analyst, and matthew dowd, chief strategist for the 2004 bush/cheney campaign and now an msnbc senior contributor and analyst. robert, how do democrats walk the fine line by condemning anti-semitism while also respecting demonstrator's rights to express themselves peacefully and maybe even sympathize with their quest about stopping what's going on in gaza? >> yeah, reverend, it's a great question. and look, i think you see this, as you said, playing out on college campuses throughout the country right now. look, i think democrats have to be protective of and will be protective of people's right to speak out and to speak up. that should be an american value, not one party's value, but i think we as a party also have to protect those in and around those campuses. if they hear the rhetoric that you just talked about that's shouted at them or shouted at a rally and makes others feel unsafe, takes away from what the university is trying to do in terms of providing education and learning, then that can't be all

he's being binned off because he's a 62 year old white bloke, matthew pinsent , who is bloke, matthewe main, if you like, the main anchor man, as it were. metaphorically and they've brought in another very, very, proud olympian, a british sporting hero, if you like. but she's a 48 year old woman, and the reason that she's there is that she's a woman. it's really as straightforward as that. and i can give you other examples where this hardwired thing has actually cost the bbc audience figures. just look at ken bruce martin, he was a 72 year old fellow. he had the biggest radio show in the uk. fellow. he had the biggest radio show in the uk . they've replaced show in the uk. they've replaced him with someone much younger. they've lost a million. and where ken bruce has gone, which is greatest hits, they've now put millions on. look at sue barker , they've been sue barker barker, they've been sue barker off a british icon question, a sport just for a diverse line up.and sport just for a diverse line up. and that's now being cancelled . martin, this is just cancelled. martin, this is just

capital damascus listing into all of this is our white house correspondent, kimberly how could she's live for us in washington dc. good to see you company and matthew miller saying that they don't have their own information. they don't have confirmation. he said of the target or the responsibility, but they're working with partners in the region to find out more as as that's right . not only was this a focus of questions at the state department briefing that has, as we see still is ongoing, but also the white house briefing that has just wrapped up with the press. secretary cringe on pierre. this is something that was developing as that white house briefing was ongoing, and as a result, the press secretary was unable to comment. but did say that the us presidential, by them was aware. he had been briefed about the missile attack on the iranian consulate. compound and that he was looking into it and this is something that has been confirmed by matthew miller, the spokes person for the us state department. so from the standpoint of the bible administration, they are keenly aware of what has taken place and are keenly aware of the ramifications of thi

matthew, okay, your reaction to this fox news report, this is bill melugin, homeland security data show the biden white flying into now 45 u.s. cities hundreds of thousands of illegal migrants, bypassing the border. many of them not vetted. most of the cities wheres this is happening are in florida. one estimate, matthew, says the numbers under biden could be as high as a 360,000 so far flown in. what do you think? >> right. welsh we've been hearing reports from airports about this, and, or you know, having just come back from the southern border in eagle pass where a lot of this was playing out on television for the last several months, you know, the biden administration if was desperate to get those images off of the television, so what did they do. >> they just started putting people on airplanes and preclearing them through this parole system from cunning, you know, quite frankly that we don't know much about, we don't know who they're spending -- sending. so this is a terrible policy, first of all, and it's something that, ultimately, needs to stop. we need to have an orderly system on immigration

but why is it, you know, when we hear people bang on about white privilege and you know, we, you know, people like me and matthewrtunities and etc. yeah, kids from from india and from china do better at school in maths and sciences. so i think it's partly cultural. >> so if you look at south asian, east asian families, when they move to, let's say the us or the uk , they, their parents or the uk, they, their parents or the uk, they, their parents or grandparents will say, we're in this country now . there's in this country now. there's great opportunity. if you study hard, you can, you know, do a—levels, go to universities, get a good job. and that was drilled into us from a young age. okay. this is the land of opportunity, but interestingly , opportunity, but interestingly, i do think that sometimes, again, my kids and my, my siblings, kids generation, they tend to sort of normalise to the mean . so while i've worked hard, mean. so while i've worked hard, i worry that my children will be like , oh yeah, i'll sit back like, oh yeah, i'll sit back here, dad, life is really comfortable here. so they all sort of me

matthew colangelo, it colangelo's should know. he faces years in prison. >> this was planned from the biden white house and merrick garland's doj at the highest levels during opening statements monday, colangelo's referred to trump as someone who engaged in a criminal conspiracy and cover up. >> he previously had this to say about his current current position assisting with the district attorney's focus on financial crimes will promote confidence in the legal system by making clear that the same rules apply to everyone, no matter how powerful those who know him describe an attorney who was sharp, strategic, and not easily distracted by critic he is meticulously focused on the facts on the law and how the law was broken and this is not his first rodeo with trump colangelo's is harvard educated and in addition to previously working and then justice department as an attorney with the new york attorney general's office where he oversaw the investigation into the trump foundation, which led to its dissolution, despite his credentials and no validity to trump's claims, the falsehood about colangelo's could still stick. >> yeah. it's dan

certainly put to the state department spokesperson matthew miller, by many journalists at that news conference. kimberly thank you very much for now. that is our white house correspondent, kimberly how could live in washington dc. now the ports of emerging of atrocities committed by the way, the soldiers june, the siege of gauze was all ship a hospital that had been unconcerned, eye witness accounts of palestinian civilians being shot dead. others are set to have been buried alive. katia lopez, hold on has more of one name that the pictures the descriptions and have a port distressing there's not much left of console associates, a hospital with waistcoat destruction everywhere. and now accusations of pain is war. crimes are emerging among the hundreds of reported dead. decomposing bodies have been found in the compound after israel's too weak siege. witnesses say civilians were targeted indiscriminately. cool, the most agonizing moment is when the is really soldiers showed that civilian men before our own eyes, somewhere shot dead. others were buried to live in ditches. most of the dead bodies were bulldozed and buried by the is really so when i saw

the biden campaign, both the white house and the campaign has been very smart to say let the chips fall where they may. >> all right, adrienne elrod, matthew douhty, thank you for your insights. >>> after the break, story of some of the families killed on the israeli strikes in rafah that mostly took the lives of children. (♪♪) i'm getting vaccinated with pfizer's pneumococcal pneumonia vaccine. so am i. because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. come on. i already got a pneumonia vaccine, but i'm asking about the added protection of prevnar 20®. if you're 19 or older with certain chronic conditions like asthma, diabetes, copd, or heart disease, or are 65 or older, you are at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. prevnar 20® is approved in adults to help prevent infections from 20 strains of the bacteria that cause pneumococcal pneumonia. in just one dose. don't get prevnar 20® if you've had a severe allergic reaction to the vaccine or its ingredients. adults with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects were pain and swelling at the injection site, muscle pain, fatigue, heada

matthew colangelo. this is a big job, number three. he is prosecuting i guess because alvin bragg can't. shows you how involved the biden whiteouse and justice department are in this crazy prosecution of donald trump and sirenally, it was the justice department initially passed own the prosecution as the did the federal election commission but biden is involved big time. also i ask, what is illegal about non-disclosure agreements? they're used all the time. what is illegal about candidate trump running for president and yes, wait for it, trying to influence the election? he would like to win. it is called campaigning. but this is something very wrong with president biden trying to keep trump off the campaign trail and thus interfering with the election. in other words, campaigning, okay, interfering, not okay? plus, mr. trump's gag order prohibits him from talking about michael cohen and stormy daniels but they are constantly trashing him. there is something wrong about that. cohen is a serial liar. daniels owes trump half a million bucks. net-net, strike one for joe biden. then comes the anti-semitic campus riots at columbia

more remarks from the white house as president biden opens a bilateral meeting with iraq's prime minister. joining us is "balance of power"'s host. what else are we hearing? matthewin, and if you decide to do something, particularly if you want to overreach and attack iran darkly, the u.s. may not be there to support you, having seen the u.s. provide considered support over the weekend, it was quite remarkable. john kirby is right. this was in ex ordinary success. i am not sure all the parties involved even knew it was capable to block 99% of the hardware thrown up in the air by iran the other night. not a single uav managed to invade israel. of the cruise missiles launched, none invaded their airspace. it also requires perceptive on the other side as well. the people of israel now note iran is willing to attack israel directly, and they believe, in many quarters, that justifies a response. certainly benjamin netanyahu, who is hearing that from the right, domestically. the question is whether the white house can keep benjamin netanyahu and his government restrained in whatever response. caroline: joe mathieu, thank you. meanwhile, we turn our focus to what is cur

matthew, angelo. he was the d.c. prosecutor who worked for the biden doj. leaves d.c. enterprise comes to a smaller court. why? to handle the trump case. how is that not collaboration between the whitend prosecution? >> harold: we should ask him. first of all, i'm glad to see you back, you look great. >> greg: thank you, you look the same. >> harold: thank you, sir. the president is innocent until proven guilty. judge, i would push back on one thing you said, that mr. pecker actually signed a nonprosecution agreement. so he can be prosecuted. that's what's probably in his head. >> judge jeanine: he'd be prosecuted and convicted because he agreed to testify a certain way. that's what it is. its immunity. >> harold: it's a nonprosecution agreement. they are different than, nonprosecution agreement. pecker testified today -- third thing is, he did the right thing, everything he had been saying all week long. waking up this morning and seeing him in harlem, a juxtaposition of that picture, it should say to the white house, even more of what you are trying, you've got to do more of. i don't understand why the president, president biden, won't release whatever executive orders he's going

white house. i'm joined from new york now by matthew schmitz, founder and editor of compact.how, matthew. so from over this side of the pond, there's only one question. can donald trump possibly get a fair trial in new york? >> i live in new york county. that's manhattan, where the trial is taking place , 87% of my trial is taking place, 87% of my neighbours voted for joseph biden in the 2020 presidential election. so it's going to be hard for trump to get a fair hearing. people know a lot about trump. have their minds made up pretty strongly about him one way or the other, it's worth looking at the underlying matter here and the political background . this case was background. this case was brought by alvin bragg, our elected prosecutor , for when elected prosecutor, for when bragg was elected, he promised to downgrade violent crimes like armed robbery , from felonies to armed robbery, from felonies to misdemeanours, in certain cases. and as the da of new york, he has, set records for downgrading felonies to misdemeanours. what's notable here is that this is a case in which