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michael michael george has the latest on on the storm's path of destruct. storm's path of destruction. >> reporter: >> reporter: hurricane fiona bible bermuda, knocking out power to much of the island. ahead of the storm, people hunkered down. >> my patio doors are already bd up. back at the height of the storm, wind gusts reached as high as 103 miles per hour. officials with bermuda's weathee said bermuda appears to have esd appears to have escaped the worst. the same can't be said for puerto rico, with the massie rico, with the massive cleanup effort coming along. nearly a million homes and businesses remain without power friday when when it, dame days after fiona caused flooding. basic goods and food items were distributed to the hardest hit areas. fiona continue to track north. nova s, boat owners secure their vessel, while others stock up on food. >> we got a missing all tied down. i have everything prepare. i have everything prepared. i have my candles. batteries. >> reporter: with 8 inches of rain expected to fall, fiona is shaping up to be one of the more more severe storms in canada's history. michael george, cbs nes michael george, cbs news, new y. , new york. >> vienna is expected to get nova scotia first and move on to to other parts of eastern canada over the weekend. > >> people living along pioneer l in south lake tahoe say they ard about recent vegetation removal. forest crews are working to thin out potential fire fuel. they say it also makes it easier easier for fire crews to accesse area when fires to break out. while some of the people we spoke to said they understand why it's being done, they are ao worried about the impact it will will have on their beloved trai. on their beloved trails. >> to me, it's just a different. i love the trees. i also love te sunlight. also, i want to be sa. want to be safe. >> it's really a catch 22. the . for service as they understand the work may impact the impact f the forest. they say new that station growth will happen in a few years. > >> talk about a spectacular setting to get married. look ate backdrop. today, 16 couples said their

michael michael, you know, i published it. uh, in my telegram i have such a big bitterness. uh, quote there is a publication from the ukrainian edition. so, uh, how the united states won world war ii. uh, the main lessons for kiev are finally quotes, in fact, i provided it with a comment that, well, in my opinion, it is fair that the ukrainians betrayed, so to speak, faith and history. this is a betrayal in the real god is not to do with him, but the difficult and unpleasant truth is that the united states of america really turned out to be the economic winner of the second world war, yes. it 's true. what can i say, yes, now it means look. now what are they doing with michael's what you're doing? it's just not necessary. i'm asking you adults some of us are mathematicians, yes. i need this all night, that is, we are just trying to do our allies the best we can. you yourself told me yesterday, e competition exists. yes, which means that the threads of the resources are exhaustible and not endless, respectively, it is necessary to fight for them, etc. so how do you understand this situation, if not the united states unleashed this conflict, if everything turns out to be the benefit to the acquirers then is this is a miscalculation of russia, this is the merit of russia, because this is not the intention of the united states, this is the united states reacting to the start of the russian special operation, therefore, ah. the same is the same in the second world war, not the united states unleashed this conflict, hitler and japan, they unleashed. and the fact that the united states refused to benefit the acquirer. please tell me you respect me. yes, rome, why di

michael, michael, welcome back to the welcome back to the sunday show. >> sunday show. >> jonathan. jonathan, that was that was some some opening that opening that you had, you had there, my there my friend. friend. i yes. can mean, yes. can you you imagine, imagine? four seed goes first he goes after the after the fbi. fbi. then he and then he turns turns around, and around and he he wants to wants to use the use the jedi jedi mind mind trick trick -- classify -- -- i mean, i mean, this guy is this guy is out of his mind. out of his mind. he's he's really, really, truly, truly lost it. lost. >> >> michaell, wow. wow. that was an incredible impression. that was an incredible let's talk impression. but let's talk about the about the impact of impacts of a conviction and a conviction. how how detrimental detrimental that that can before could be to trump's family trump's family business, as i business. as i mention, not mentioned, not only is the only as the new york ag looking new york -- looking to to recover recover $250 million, $250 million, she's also seeking she is to also looking to buy the bar the -- where the trump organization from getting loans trump organization from getting loan from from any new york any new york registered registered financial financial institution institution for for five years five years. the. the question, michael, to question though, you, do you see michael, to you, is do the trump family you see the trump try, and once family again, to sell this trying to case, sell this case -- or will this case go to or will this case go to trial? >> trial? okay, >>

michael got home. investigators noted that his dinner, a burger and fries from a popular fast food joint, that hunched on the table. detective streit had to wonder if michael had surprised a burglar and paid for it with his life. or did someone have it out for him? >>with what do you think told at michael reese? >> nothing at this point. the mars police officers, they knew him, from across the street, but not on a personal basis. >> michael's friends and family would fill in those gaps for the detective. and in the process, labor secrets that would rock this small, religious community. could one of those secrets lead to michael's killer? coming up, michael, it seems, was loved by everyone. >> he was a huge part of so many peoples lives. and then he was just gone. >> he was just a console >> investigators wonder if his wife knew something different >> was this about figuring out if there was anyone that they had issues with, that kind of thing? >> absolutely. >> -- no, i really don't know. >> when dateline continues. when dateline continues who have become their parents. hey, what's the lowest you'll go on one of these mugs? ah, remember -- no haggling in stores. oh, yeah, chapter six, yep. they may have read the book, but they still have a long way to go. was hoping to get your john ha

and that's where they can't go up against a little insight, michael, michael, that jack's the position is, i just want more basis around the world. i mean, if we can take africa, for example, you know, the us shelves, it's from my building, you know, bases, you know, the chinese economy development that we can do argue and debate that what kind of economic development. but they're far more interested in prosperity becoming rich. and let me go back to a martin american, you know, that's what the west stood for security dignity, the rule of law prosperity. all of those are going away right in front of our eyes . so what kind of model is it for anyone in the world now go ahead america we did, they really stand for those values? i mean, perhaps they did. there was a tiny moment, perhaps in the early sixties when most those countries in africa became independent on the clone owns for the suits and relationships they handle their colonial masters. but i'm not sure if any of these values mean anything any more to these countries. you know, i mean, when the african leaders often complain when

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michael, world. michael, let's talk a little bit about it. why don't you tell folks what we have here. >> this shofar comes from an an. many times they come from a ramf they're a shorter version. thers a lot of deep significance for the holidays. one is that the sounds and succession that are made with a shofar during the services are long whole note and and then a series of broken notes. then we come back after that brokenness to wholeness again with a long, steady call.t really mirrors a theme of the hy days. we start whole and we experience brokenness in the world around us and our personal personal lives, but the reminder reminder is that it will become whole again. it might not be fixed, but we'll feel wholeness in our lives. for me it's been a a powerful ritual in the days leading up to rosh hashanah, thh prior were actually asked to do this every day. it's a ritual i do with my children in the morning and when we're rushing around in craziness, it's a reminder to keep your eye on the the big picture of life. >> so in a moment i know you'reg to give it a good blow and have wonderful sound come out. before out. before we hear it, i want to talk about this sort of is spiritual and theological and and historic and on the spiritual level you talked about you talked about the sound of the shofar is a kind of call to wholeness and a kind of spiritual wakeup call. an alarm clock. can you talk about wheret comes from biblically. why do we do we think it's come to this point in our holiday celebratio? >> well, we actually read abouta ram in the powerful reading at e rosh hashanah services about iss near sacrifice. his father almot sacrifices. it's a power and fel difficult story for many in the hope and the redemption in the story is that rather than sacrifice his son, there's a clear message in the story that we don't do that. that that's not going to happen in this tradition. rather a ram is caught in the thicket nearby and and he's sacrificed instead. so that's an enduring symbol for us for us of hope and redemption over time. historically, the shofar, the ram's horn is actually been used for many, many different things. in the torah and the jewish sacred scriptures we used about when it it was used as a meeting call fr the community, but it is an enduring symbol over the centur. >> wonderful. so give it a try. quick break and come back in just a moment here on mosaic. >> good morning and welcome back back to mosaic. we're in the middle of a wonderful conversation with javi rose and rabbi michael copeland, who is director of interfaith family. e ended the last segment listening segment listening to the beautiful sound of the rams from from the shofar. javi, what do you do during the holidays? how do you approach them? what do you see in the broader communit? >> well, i try to start the pros at the beginning so the holidays the holidays are climaxes and it moments and powerful moments of people coming together. the period of really reflecting andg about the past year and what i want to rededicate myself to and and who i need to seek forgivens from and who do i need to forgive and so on starts early and hopefully carries through yon kippur. with the shofar call, which is so powerful, i see it with the issue how that's that's not only the call to personal reflection but the call call to justice. we're focusing this year on the integration of the two. on deepening our spiritual practice and connections and deepening and broadening our commitment to pursuing justice in a world that

michael, michael, the juxtaposition is i just want more bases around the world. i mean, if we can take africa, for example, you know, the us shelves, it's my building, you know, bases, you know, the chinese economic development that we can do argue and debate that what kind of economic development. but they're far more interested in prosperity becoming rich. and let me go back to a martin american, you know, that's what the west stood for security dignity, the rule of law prosperity. all of those are going away right in front of our eyes . so what kind of model is it for anyone in the world now go ahead america? did they really stand for those values? i mean, perhaps they did. there was a tiny moment, perhaps in the early sixties when most those countries in africa became independent and they clung on the suits and relationships. they handle their colonial masters. but i'm not sure if any of these values mean anything any more to these countries. you know, i mean, when the african leaders often complain when you come to visit them, that he gives a speech about human rights when china comes to them open schools and hospitals like that's really basic, got to summing up. you know, these, most of these countries i'm looking to china now to be the new lead invest money, you know, some like $3000000000.00 or for an investment just last year in the african continent from china is pretty impressive. like a lot. there's much less than the americans to china is really the real player in africa now. and i think this is going to be real, a real determination and a tipping point. now in this new will be finish off with tom. we're almost out of time. do you think the chinese are afraid of woke pentagon? no, not, not at all. i'm sure they welcome it very much so i do not think the u. s. is unable to fight with china. we will lose. we do not have. we might have a technology in this, in the armaments, in the weapons. we do not have the will. would you not have the mind that we do not have the brilliance, like we used to have, we will lose it. and john, you know, where is public opinion here again, another major combat, nobody is consulted. no, there's no debate, but just the elite debate on, on the networks, and that's a cable. and that's all the debate and people we may be going into a major conflict. and no one consulted the people, and they say the debate is between the talker see and democracy. it's rubbish here, gentlemen, that's all the time we have a want to think, my guess in washington, new york and america. and what i think our viewers for watching is here to see you next time. remember with ah, with jesus should. yes, we should just open the window door. you don't need to come in just with the door. and as you know, a don't cheat as much. so muscle, muscle, oval testimony. go on that machine up. please. can someone stop on a thumb candle? 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michael michael, how would you comment on the numerous presence of the former there, i don’t know the ones who left here is the graduation of a us military intelligence officer now in ukraine. what are they doing there, collecting butterflies or building democracy? maybe you don’t fully understand something and everyone is avoiding this answer, what are they doing? how many such russian experts? i'm sorry, we're running a special military operation, we're doing it openly. we do compliance. people. you answer us in ukraine yes. you see, this moment just needs to be recorded now michaelto ukraine and we are not waging a hybrid war against us, but you are not there to listen to your politicians. you are building a democracy. you are building, we all understand very well that in iraq we all saw what you did with libya, where the american boot appears, there inevitably comes a real hell in the world and there is no smell of democracy, because, as they said in one famous film , russian. yes remember everything is simple, except for money. that's all, as you think, maybe you don't need to talk about anything with them anymore. thanks that this is for our conversation. uh, that's what you think, well, you and i are representatives of different political directions, obviously. and we are talking to you because we live in the same country. i will be the same now, but there is no assumption that we will divide the planet for two or eight hours, so there is nothing, because if we are with you, despite the fact that we are in political views, we will agree on something. oh, i t

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michael michael what, that he made some kind of funny video for you, an interesting video was shot by a blogger. shot a funny video with some funny video, shot a good shot of a funny role. well , this is modern history. i understand, but, but, unfortunately, no, you don't understand suggest why keep saying the word. suggest it seems to me that there are obvious simple ones. well, just for the first time answers, what's the problem, what did the person they say in the morning. he woke up famous he made a star wrote wrote to five. after five i'll go to the captain. one two three interviews of someone, for example, interviewed someone , the second is a legal ilman screenings in the cinema. maybe this. it seems to me that it is very reasonable and logical to withdraw not necessarily. only sing. can? yes? there is such an answer on the scoreboard. this is the most popular answer. 135 points. no, oh yes. yes you have two a mistake is already good for me, what could this man do? well, wait, well, who is who, that waking up most of all suddenly becomes famous, but it's not difficult, but imagine but look with your inner eye around you, yes, which is the lifeguard of bloggers prankker. we said it, yes, it's all in one right. yes, we did not talk in marriage at all. we just said that someone made some funny video. and so we checked, but is it suitable for bloggers or not. well , we probably opened it, or of course, yes, i think so no. well, that is, it is clear that the conversation is about love, a form that is shown on the internet by some journalist journalist too. i think no. uh, yes, yes, yes, yes, up to five, one can help two aircraft. o man invented something important that is necessary for all mankind, there is something. here is a brofist. i now know that this is what it was. oh, it's great here. he made a scientific discovery, gafur come on misha can't be wrong. you need to take all these points for yourself, which made the person who is told in the morning. he woke up famous, but flew. uh, designer. the cosmos brand woke up, it is clear that this is such a common expression. well, something happened to this man , something happened to him. i think that the president who won the election became president, no one really knew him, that's how he was chosen, how he can be. well, let's go into more detail , no need to check. come on, of course i just misunderstood you. sorry astronaut. looks like an astronaut to me. let's check out the astronaut. here's something like this or she may not. on in fact, of course, about 50 years ago astronauts became instantly famous. we knew everyone by their names. now somehow it has become a routine. just, unfortunately, yes, michaelbe some criminal who was long wanted, and he woke up famous, because the police found him and all the banks. and yes, popular to me. the main thing is that the captain understands, yes, veronica can write about him in the newspaper. well, maybe it’s clear what needs to be figured out, why did this happen to him, why did they suddenly write about him? he starred in a movie, wrote in a newspaper, made under the window, wrote in a newspaper and he sang a hit, and they could also write a newspaper on it and a scientific discovery was also in the newspaper, so this is so, and natalya he won some prize in the lottery in the casino. he won some bad. if he immediately became famous, he must also be hiding the person who won won the big lottery prize, i must say, well, this happens sometimes. and julia i like the idea of ​​lotteries, but it seems to me that maybe he got drunk somewhere at a party and, for example, at a corporate party in the morning i came to work and still. it turns out it is

michael: i didn't hear no trumpet. i didn't hear the line on the flutes. mekala: chris is on his way probably. michael: so we gotta do it again. mekala: let's hope. michaelt--yeah, we'll do it again, man. oh, horace tapscott, yeah. michael on tape: yeah, yeah, yeah. [cheers and applause] michael: there were stages of our relationship. first i was an admirer, of course, going to see him play once i got hip to the pan afrikan peoples performing in my neighborhood. so i was like, what, a free concert? near the hood? so me and my friends went. as i was in the band, he became a mentor, and then started playing with him as his right-hand man saxophone player. he became my best friend. man: it's an honor for me this afternoon to be able to introduce the legendary horace tapscott and michael session, the session master heir apparent, on saxophone. michael: and one day horace came to my room, came up the stairs and said, "hey, buckwheat, i had a talk with the spirits last night, and the direction of the ark depends on you." man: can you tell me something about your relationship with horace tapscott? michael: how can i word this? just been a total honor to be here

michael. _ quickly. can i ask you, michael, do _ quickly. can i ask you, michael, do you - quickly. n i ask you, i michael, do you draw any quickly. can i ask you, - michael, do you draw any sort of consolation almost from the fact that while we are looking at possibly a bit of a backward step in a climate sense, in the uk, you are in a country now which seems to have put its foot down fairly firmly on the accelerator for efforts to green up the us?- accelerator for efforts to green up the us? that's right, it's a strange _ green up the us? that's right, it's a strange moment - green up the us? that's right, it's a strange moment here. . it's a strange moment here. just a month ago, the us was the big climate pariah in the world and the uk was the leader and now they have switched places, the ui �*s after passing this massive government—sponsored climate bill now has a whole set of new policies that are going to be rolled out in the coming years. —— the us. $5 rolled out in the coming years. -- the us-_ rolled out in the coming years. -- the us. as he got the desire in the drive. — -

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michael, michael, you are giving us you are giving us so much information that again, nobody is going to hear on television, okay? american taxpayers are helping fund the growth and expansion of china and they don't even know it. i mean, they don't know it. and you just explain so much. i know you're working on this night and day. thank you very much for bringing this information to us tonight. >> now, pennsylvania republican gubernatorial candidate doug mastrianni has come under withering attack from his opponent, the diminutive josh shapiro. well, of course, doug is called an extremist. what else are they going to call him? now? >> how does he respond? well, he's here next. he's going to tell us stader. it's really striking the amount of control that china already has. we're going to wake up one day and we're going to ask, how did this happen? and the answer is we let it happen. china knew very clearly what they wanted from brazil. they know how brazil can play a role. their right under the biden administration. china is replacing the united states as the dominant power in our hemis

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michael bindas. he's a senior attorney at the institute for justice. he'll be speaking on carson v. megan, a case he's uniquely qualified to speak on as he was counsel of record for the winning side. michael. michael: thank you for allowing me to submit an article in this year's review. this is a panel, obviously, about the first amendment, free speech, free exercise, and certainly carson is a free exercise case and is a tremendous, in my view, victory for religious liberty. but i'm going to focus a little bit differently on carson as a school choice case. i'm not a religious liberty litigator, per se. i am a school choice litigator. i defend school choice programs around the country. so i want to focus on carson from that perspective while it's certainly addressing the religion clause issues that came up in the litigation. since the modern school choice was in its infancy back the in early 1990's, the big unresolved question whether choice is permissible under the federal establishment clause. opponents of choice argued because some parents might choose relilgous schools that -- religious schools that might constitute a state of religion and thankfully the supreme court roundly rejected that argu

manslaughter against two men, one is 43 and the other is 55 and it is understood the owner of the hotel, michael michaelnises it is a sensitive time for the families and it would inappropriate to comment further. seven members of the door staff were investigated but were told they would not face charges. prosecutors were considering files related to five police officers, four of whom delayed intervening at the scene or they waited for back—up but prosecutors have decided not to charge those police officers, they say there is insufficient evidence to bring criminal charges, for example evidence that they knew the seriousness of what is happening but one of the bereaved families, the family of morgan barnard said while they welcome the manslaughter charges they are not happy that no police officers will be charged and they have asked their lawyer to request a formal review of that decision with the public prosecution service in northern ireland so let's hear from the solicitor forjames bradley, morgan barnard's father. irate bradley, morgan barnard's father. we must remember the decision by the police _ m

michael and michael, they can add to that. it is a declaration of war the way i look at it. but michael, importantly also civilian infrastructure is no longer, you know, it's not no longer for bowden. they've sent that message. ok, glad. i mean, you're nodding your head an agreement. go ahead. yeah, i think it's a, it's opens up on the front door a box. if you wish, and i think i went to return to the airport, we're to said that it wasn't. and as a fan of a registered about, you know, blame in russia, but also simultaneously with a here that right away in the region. companies in the region government norwegian represent there say we are watching for our pipeline again. we are preparing all the forces of nature to defend it. so why, why are they saying that the united means like they, they, they afraid, like the answer back that they did something, and now there's a watch out. we're gonna defend our pipeline. so this is, this is a very uncharted territories and i think it's a short termism. ultimately, i have a feeling that, you know, this is for endo, and in our join, you know, this gu

michael and michael, they can add to that. it is a declaration of war the way i look at it. but michael, importantly also civilian infrastructure is no longer, you know, it's not no longer for bowden. they've sent that message. ok, vladimir, you are not in your head an agreement. go ahead. yeah, i think it's a, it's opens up on the under a box if you wish. and i think i went to, to join to this boy and we're just said that it wasn't. and there's have been the reticent about, you know, blame in russia, but also similar dennis, there was a here that right away in the region companies and that region government norwegian, represent there, say we are watching for our pipeline. and we have been all the forces of nature to defend it. so why, why are they saying that? it means like they, they, they afraid like the answer back that they did something, and now there's a watch out. we're gonna defend our pipeline. so this is, this is a very uncharted territories and i think it's a short termism. ultimately, i have a feeling that, you know, this is for endo and, you know, join, you know, this guy'

. >> well, a lot to think about so now we welcome political analyst michael yaki. michaelyou know, we've been hearing that even conservative members of congress are kind of questioning this type of magical thinking when it comes to our top what's your take? >> i was thinking that i know you're going to say that of no, this is really this is really quite remarkable. the 11th circuit. i bet found very correctly and to to the judges. were trump appointees and they basically rejected the idea that these classified documents had any, that that that trumpet any interest in possessing those classified document that they rightfully belong to the american people and that that the the special master nor trust attorneys that any like even the mere them. so that will go on. and that's bad news for for trump and that same time, the special master just to be a trump lawyers, a put up or shut up, which is your your guys been saying that fbi's planted the evidence either produce that evidence or stop making those claims. >> does anything that's happened with the situation of the special m

michael next, michael m b u. s. is really out of options when he comes here there west is out of options. russia, like survey says, doesn't care. you've done your sanctions. you, you've put pressure on russia yet. the war still continues. sug, is right. there is nothing you guys can do. well, 1st of all, i'd like to correct sir guy survey scientists say lions. i've spent a lot of time in odessa, which is primarily russian speaking. i visited chinese hills, mostly russian there. and guess what are gay? all you see on every blog in odessa now, are you creative flags? if there's one thing mister putin has managed to do to these areas is he's really stocked up, the patriotism there. and finally on to me. healed. talking about russians being terrorists. i visited a community on the outside of germany, where a $500.00 pound bomb was dropped by the russians in a densely populated settlement shredded toys shredded teddy bears in that balm hall destroyed homes. i asked people i looked into their eyes in russian. i said, who did that, they said the russians, number one, what do you need most is rebuilding and salvation from. ready terrorism, as for the united states and western lives around, i think, what needs to be done immediately is for the administration to grow this bind. and finally declare rush, state, sponsor of terrorism. and the big reason for that is exactly what's happening at the supper is a nuclear power plant. this is nuclear black male, that's a nuclear terrorism conducted by the russian federation, not by the russians, but not by the ukraine. and it's the russians who have parked their military vehicles and put ammunition very close to the reactors themselves. you know, it's really sad when you think about it, but the russians have never learned anything from their stupidity and lying from 1986 in terms of what happened for novel. when the invasion happened in february, they took over turnover again. what did they do? dig up, contaminate, so all that sort of thing. so it just goes to show how irresponsible they are and how to, you know, when a nuclear disaster, god forbid happens. we're not only effect ukraine, it will affect russia, but it seems the russians don't care, but they're on peoples. let me bring in to darker hair, darker um there is precedent to this. there was a referendum in crimea in 2014. it was criticized widely. there were no independent election observers. it was done some say under the barrel of a gun. is there any legitimacy that the russians can point to in this new referenda that is actually going to convince anybody? no, absolutely not. and. and that will be illustrated by the fact that you won't find any you and member states who will be recognizing this and going back to crimea in 2014, which of course is a template for this survey mark of i think said it was an a kind of an ideal type of referendum and again that was held under under dressing, was held during a time of war and it was, it was held by 10 days. notice i don't, they don't seem to know how to hold referenda. we have a lot of experience of it here in iron, and these are very laborious processes which take place over time. and you certainly don't do it while occupying a territory. mean important speech. today, he was talking about the territorial integrity of russia, which must be protected, but what the international community is concerned about is protecting the international, the territorial integrity of ukraine. and that's not something for us to decide what the boundaries are. the borders are of ukraine into conflicts as survey has done. russian speakers with pro russia is ridiculous as saying as that because the majority people in this country here and are in speak english that were, were pro english and english and should, should come and, and, and re invade the country. it would be an absurdity. and that's the kind of logic that's been used to take over these regions and was taking them over, rushed through these artificial referendum. does that have no international legitimacy ago to bring you in here? by do you want to talk very specifically now about president vladimir putin? you used to be his spokesman. he's gone from being a very strong character on the world stage to look increasingly isolated. he's not at the un general assembly, which is taking place right now. he said his foreign minister, ah, he's a junior partner now to china, which is now holding a big influence over what the russians are now doing. where is vladimir putin is, or is he seen in russia as being the strong, manly ones? was what do you which of course don't command, but she's not the war to try to look at people demand towards the center she threw in 2014000 out of your great rational and you know, our colleagues with punch it said to be good news to be, especially like russia will be shipped in a country. it's not to be the same, but the different beef that russia, you know, sorry you were example would be candidates and you will see that showing different canada you would be a games. i didn't do much, right. you have somebody in canada. let's bring him to get into the. i mean, michael, you've been shaking your head. told me what you think. well, look, again, i spend a lot of time recently in odessa and i and kian elsewhere. rushman is widely spoken and is anyone trampling on their rights arresting them? no, absolutely not. what you're finding, however, is that because so many residents are realizing what a horrible war this is. again, women and children, grandmothers raped and killed, that this is really triggered research and patriotism, where actually a lot are switching over to ukraine and thank you very much for to put in a lot or hoisting ukrainian flag every single block that i've walked in odessa, that i've liked, you know, 10 tons of kilometers around the city. has you created flight painted on the buildings and up? no one's being persecuted for that and listen. i'm a former, as the election observer, i'm a former spokesperson though. it's in ukraine and we have, we have seen what kind of sham referendums the russians and the russian back fibers in good han

let's cross live now to former pentagon officials, michael muller. michael, thanks very much for joining us here on archie today. i'm now given the contest i nature of the pentagon itself, do we think we can expect a completely independence on chance barn investigation? i think they're going to try and deep 6, a better these. these kinds of things are often times used are approved through other channels that are not going to be ever be revealed. ca is, are always done it. i know the defense department is also done this in the past, but it's under very carefully orchestrated things and everything is so compartment that one hand may not know what the other hand is doing to try to keep it to try to keep this type of activity to publicity to a, to a minimum. and i think that this is what we're seeing. they're going out on facebook and, and other means. and if this is, these are, this is this in itself is a special operation. and the fact, the fact the fact that facebook can actually cover it is quite amazing. and i think that that blows any cover they thought, b

you've just given us why when i go to michael next, michael um the u. s. is really out of options when he comes here there. west is out of options. russia, like sir, guy says, doesn't care. you've done your sanctions. you, you've put pressure on russia yet. the war still continues. sug, is right, there is nothing you guys can do. well, 1st of all, i'd like to correct sir guy survey scientists say lines. i've spent a lot of time in odessa, which is primarily russian speaking. i visited chinese hills, mostly russian there. and guess what are gay, all you see on every blog in odessa now, are you created flags? if there's one thing mister putin has managed to do to these areas, is he's really stocked up, the patriotism there. and finally, onto the hill. talking about russians being terrorist. i visited a community on the outside of germany, where a $500.00 pound bomb was dropped by the russians in a densely populated settlement shredded toys shredded teddy bears in that bomb hall destroyed homes. i asked people i looked into their eyes in russian. i said, who

the husband's name is michael he is michael he was very good. see who have you lost?still a good person. it just so happened man. another woman, oh well. god bless him, yes, yes. i wish everyone always, even in fact, we all have health and harmony in the soul in our life in your life. thank you you will always be the joy of the sun and loved people the whole woman. today i never sang pop songs, everything is somehow romances and folk songs. and even when vot worked for the club, there is a city day and a village day, and i think that we will perform today and i will ask you to sing along. i must yes, a romance of sadness light, i will decorate the verses with saddened notes. in the pre-sunset rays and the whirling of bees over honeycombs, sadness about the departed will swirl. sorrow sadness light and slack of memory sadness light blurry blue, and our life. with outstretched hand thank you, you know, this is just the case, then i didn’t want to sing along, namely, listening to you, which was performed by valentin tolkunova, is a very, very rare song. i heard her, and

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michael, good luck with that. michael first joined at the university of michigan faculty 20 years ago. he taught and written a bit about financial regulation. his most recent job was a dean of the gerald ford school of public policy at the university of michigan. michael has a long relationship with brookings. he has participated in all sorts of events and run for a website, -- written for our website in 2012 book. it was published by the brookings press in 2012. but, was sent out to me in michael's background is patience. i recall when i was working for the law -- wall street journal was michael's name was floating around to be the first director of the consumer financial protection euro, that did not happen -- protection bureau. there came the buy item administration and his name was floating around that didn't happen. he stayed in michigan and he was patient and we have one of the most powerful jobs in financial regulation in the u.s. and he has a four-year term. it doesn't even matter what happens in the 2024 presidential election. michael will make remarks. i will join him on stage. i have questions, some of them have come in by email. we will have mics for people in the audience. if you are online and you want to ask a question you can do it at

michael cockerell, good _ truss dodged that bullet. michael cockerell, good to _ truss dodged that bullet. michaeluss dodged that bullet. michael cockerell, good to listen to you. i cockerell, good to listen to you. very few are bigger authorities on this. look forward to the liz truss film. thank you very much. 0ur political correspondent damian grammaticas is at downing street. good to see you, glad it is not raining there at the moment. a momentous day and liz truss, no time to rest, she will already be inside working hard subtilt she is. she came here, major speech, went across to the she came here, ma'or speech, went to the— across to the houses of parliament, or she has — across to the houses of parliament, or she has been _ across to the houses of parliament, or she has been sacking _ across to the houses of parliament, or she has been sacking people. - across to the houses of parliament, | or she has been sacking people. we know a number of people who already gone. grant shapps, transport secretary, he had gone, stephen barclay, health secretary, is gone, johnny mercer, veterans minister,

michael buble this past week, ahead of his show in washington, d.c. michael: ♪ i might be falling for you i don't know ♪ geoff: what's it like when you stand on the stage and you are responsible for captivating 20,000 people by the sheer force of your profound -- personality and performance? michaeler ego kind of way. it's a way of having self protection. in another way, i think that there's this magic in becoming this superhero that you always wanted to be. there's this magic in the piece -- peace of knowing that you can seduce an audience that way or a relationship that way. i think there's a lot of joy in that. e truth is, it became, in my early 20's, it was a lot scarier. and now, as i'm in my 40's, i've been out here for 25 years, it's st joy. often within the moment, i'm going, wow, i can't believe this is my life, i get to do this. ♪ because ♪ geoff: you've always been really intentional about the songs you choose to interpret. what informs the choices you make? michael: love. listen, if i don't love, love, love it, if it is something that doesn't completely fill me, there's no way i will do it. and i know that i'm going to have to dthis for the rest of my life, and if i'm lucky enough to do this till i'm an old man, if people don't kick me off the stage and say, buble, yo

michael beschloss. michael, thank you for being here. >> my pleasure, it's great to see you, alex. >> you as well. >> michael, take us in that time machinek to the 1990s. bill clinton and his buddy, taylor branch, or sitting in the west wing, making tapes to be used in some forthcoming autobiography of some sort. can you contrast that with what trump is alleging, we are getting these classified documents he had squirrel away at mar-a-lago? >> sure. i have even talked to bill clinton and taylor branch about those tapes. and they specifically, bill clinton, said these are private records, and said -- if you've got a president, for instance, who sends love letters to his wife, aren't those protected? or can judicial watch subpoena those and publish them in the newspapers while a president is serving? of course not. and in the same way, donald trump has absolutely no right to say that highly classified documents with, let's say, nuclear secrets if that's, what these are. or lists of friends of cia agents and foreign countries, or other things that can be used to harm americans, and make them vulnerable to terrorists, if he just says, those a

michael. well, michael, how do you not comment on that when you have 32 different teams. never had a black head coach. at what point do we have the conversation? if not now? more social media reaction. this came in. what about a woman nfl coach? why is that not discrimination. all right. i think the answer is, the reason i am -- it's not me. the reason "the washington post" is not talking about women, asians, hispanics, et cetera, et cetera, you don't have 60% of the players comprised of any of those demographics. 60% of the nfl, the players, are black. 9% and change of the coaches are black. thereinlize the despairly. thanks for watching. i will see you next week. that'se men body wash has skin-strengthening nutrients and moisturizersrs that help p rebuild your skin. dove men+care.e. smoother, healthier skin with e every shower. (swords clashing) -had enough? -no... arthritis. here. aspercreme arthritis. prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank e gods. don'thank them too soon. kickain in the aspercreme. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... the burning, itc

michael bristow reports. michael: this is a pet detective. he is on the hunt for a runaway cat that goes by the name of dd. the treasured pet was last seen at 3:44 p.m.. his owner shows a photo. >> when are you leaving out? >> tomorrow. >> so we have to find it today. there is great pressure. michaelere is no time to lose. didi's family, living in shanghai, is moving home tomorrow. he has to be found today. mr. sun started out by helping stray dogs. he has adopted some of them. >> a lot of the time, i am disappointed in human beings. it feels nicer to be with animals. they have brighter eyes. michael: china's growing army of pet owners created aob opportunity. desperate people, searching for their lost cats and dogs started contacting mr. son. they wanted him to find them. back on the hunt for deedee, mr. son and his team try to guess where the prized feline might have run to. he also has to work out if there is more to the story than he has been told. something that might make his search more complicated. >> some cases are more ethical issues. for instance, the father kicks the pet out and lies to the daughter, saying it is lost. or drama is like the neighbor ate my dog. michael: suddenly there's a breakthrough, a cat has been spotted under some decking. mr. son it takes a pictur