i'm in the office of the us secretary of defense, michael miller told r t that so let's, he's planned to use capture territories as leverage and negotiations with russia. it's doing to feel a i think he's delusional piece is involved in wishful thinking. because the reality is that while it was, it was indeed a surprise incursion. reality is that many, most of those troops have been around with that either killed or, or taken prisoner to say that he's going to take that territory and try to increase others, i think is uh, wishful thinking on this part. and it's a said he's just delusional. he has no way of holding onto it if he thinks is going to make a mass comp and, and come to the negotiating table. i think um, president clinton has made that very clear that it's that it's non negotiable and that there will be no negotiations until the ukrainians are gone. and when you look at what it's strategic, implications in value was extremely limited. and you have to question what the motive was, because there's no way that they can continue to keep the troops coming in. there are no more tr

institute of security and safety management and full ma, pencil and security policy analyst, michael miller. many thanks to all of you for joining me this evening. first question to mr. glenn here, please. it's studying, isn't it? how west and officials us so comfortable with it? we think that will interest in ukraine. what are your thoughts? well okay. you know, it's, there's no, that's, it's justifiable whether it is it will for ease or seize all the way that it is. it will fit, you know, for the don't want to patient, you know, when, when, when the board additions talk about cool. it is like the, the i started task strongly work. i mean, really do you construct it will because of the resources because there's no guarantee that, uh, you know, the average american is going to benefit from any consoles. uh that i believe rated to it's you benefit more from peace and dental, but it's, you know, you, you can understand that too for once the, you know, politicians are telling the truth why these duct was. so i believe, really it's, it's unfortunate. but to know, do know is that sometimes the,

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kamala harris over on capitol hill, iowa republican congresswoman marianette miller-meeks and texas republican congressman michaelaul. hope for a good performance from the former president. i'd like to see him to be calm, measured, talk about policies and to talk about vice president harris's record. plus personality and more policy. and missouri democratic congressman emanuel cleaver sees this as a great opportunity for harris to show the country that trump is unfit for the job. if they go down in the on the >> programs of the federal government, i think a troubled been completely lost. the debate is 90 minutes with 2 commercial breaks and 2 moderators. and despite requests from the harris campaign. >> microphones will be muted when candidates are not talking reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> tempered right now. and in the the vallejo fire department is going to be showing off. well, what they have now, they have a life-saving medication that they're using. and it's able to stop uncontrollable bleeding and trauma patients. so paramedics started using at the end of last month. already. they have used i

kamala harris over on capitol hill, iowa republican congresswoman marianette miller-meeks and texas republican congressman michael mccaul. hope for a good performance from the former president. i'd like to see him to be calm, measured, talk about policies and to talk about vice president harris's record. plus personality im more policy. and missouri democratic congressman emanuel cleaver sees this as a great opportunity for harris to show the country that trump is unfit for the job. if they go down in the on the >> programs of the federal government, i a troubled been completely lost. the debate is 90 minutes with 2 commercial breaks and 2 moderators. and despite requests from the harris campaign. >> microphones will be muted when candidates are not talking reporting in washington. i'm basil, john, thank you. basil ii. 22 is the timing. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we continue to follow the case of san jose daycare owners. >> we're 2 toddlers drowned. got an update now on why got an update now on why they're still out of jail. it takes a rebel to make something beautiful. beauty takes courage. it's an ac

kamala harris over on capitol hill, iowa republican congresswoman marianette miller-meeks and texas republican congressman michael mccaul. hope for a good performance from the former president. i'd like to see him to be calm, measured, talk about policies and to talk about. >> vice president harris's record plus personality and more policy. and missouri democratic congressman emanuel cleaver sees this as opportunity interest. we showed the country. >> is unfit for the job. >> if they go down in the on the programs of the federal government, i think a troubled been completely lost. >> now the debate is 90 minutes with 2 commercial breaks and 2 moderators. and despite requests from the harris campaign, microphones will be muted when they have when either of the people speaking when either one is not speaking reporting live in washington. i'm basil, john. all right. thank you, for that update 6.23. is the time we're going. take a break. coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we continue to follow the the santas a day care owners. we're 2 toddlers drowned. we'll hav >> 6.25 in the north bay, a neighborhood in napa was

kamala harris over on capitol hill, iowa republican congresswoman marianette miller-meeks and texas republican congressman michael mccaul. hope for a good performance from the former president. i'd like to see him to be calm, measured, talk about policies and to talk about vice president harris's record. plus personality im more policy. and missouri democratic congressman emanuel cleaver sees this as a great opportunity for harris to show the country that trump is unfit for the job. if they go down in the on the >> programs of the federal government, i a troubled been completely lost. the debate is 90 minutes with 2 commercial breaks and 2 moderators. and despite requests from the harris campaign. >> microphones will be muted when candidates are not talking reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> 707. right now and want to take a peek at what happened overnight in san francisco. you can see this fire in a high-rise and one person now live there is able to go back into their apartment. this is at partner said there was a fire citizen app and you can see the flames coming from at least looks like 2 windows. yo

kamala harris over on capitol hill, iowa republican congresswoman marianette miller-meeks and texas republican congressman michael performance from the former president. i'd like to see him to be calm, measured, talk about policies and to talk about vice president harris's record. plus personality and more policy. and missouri democratic congressman emanuel cleaver sees this as opportunity interest. we showed the country. >> is unfit for the job. >> if they go down in the on the programs of the federal government, i a troubled been completely lost. >> now the debate is 90 minutes with 2 commercial breaks into moderators and about despite requests from the harris campaign, microphones will will turned off in muted when candidates are not talking reporting live in washington. i'm basil, john, right, basil, thank you for that. and we will also be talking about that debate here. you guys are tuning to kron 4. >> coming scammers, they have a new target, homeowners wa police, one peninsula city telling residents be careful. and san jose libraries a rule to help you late overturning your books. that and more after the b

kamala harris over on capitol hill, iowa republican congresswoman marianette miller-meeks and texas republican congressman michael mccaul. hope for a good performance from the former president. i'd like to see him to be calm, measured, talk about policies and to talk about. >> vice president harris's record plus personality im more policy. and missouri democratic congressman emanuel cleaver sees this as a great opportunity for harris to show the country that trump is unfit for the job. if they go down in the on the >> programs of the federal government, i a troubled been completely lost. the debate is 90 minutes with 2 commercial breaks and 2 moderators. and despite requests from the harris campaign. >> microphones will be muted when candidates are not talking reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> all right. now at 46 right now, check out the weather things are looking very nice. john saw its nice enough. the johns on auto pilot like to that easy know right now. there's still some turbulence ahead now that we've got to keep an eye out for a john yet at this point, the movement, sister robotic, resist. do t

look at 72 mile per hour gusts >> michael: we are excited to be here now with academy award winner kate winslet. she's now starring as a war photo journalist lee millerael: everybody. >> i feel so special. thank you for having me. >> michael: we all got to come out of the dressing rooms to be here on set with you. let's talk about "lee." let's get right to it. this was inspired, in part, you were inspired by something that was a little bit unusual. a table? >> in 2015 i had some friends who went to an auction house and researched a very interesting table that had come in. my friend knows how much i appreciate cooking and feasting with family. she called me and said, kate, this extraordinary table. you've got to bid on it. i said tell me. it was in the holiday home of the penn rose family. rhoden penn rose was lee miller's lover during the time the film was set. played by alex scarsdale in our film. they then married and had a whole life together. but lee and rhoden would spend summers and this would be the table surrounded by all of their friends and artists. this is the table lee would prepare the food at. they would eat at this table. >> george: di

michael clemens. i have two questions. one is concerning interest versus value balance and given reporting that stephen miller discounted over raced benefits for the refugee resettlement program i'm wondering how we expect a trump administration to prioritize national interest. secondly i'm curious, wide reporting that forces have been shooting pepper bullets at individuals and that begs the question of how national guard and militarized law enforcement are respecting human rights domestically are not. thank you. >> sure. you know, national interest, natural values are in the eyes of the boulder so i will let others do that, there are two different visions about values and interests but most americans are in a different place, recognize immigration as important. protecting people is part of the keith ellison. you know, politicians make decisions. they get elected or not on that. i don't know about rubber bullets. having seen the national guard, they have the most boring jobs at the border, not allowed to engage with migrants, so they do paperwork. you may have information i don't have but the national guard are mostly doing

michael j. fox went back to the future. he wore calvin kleins. worked for him. >> look good. >> back to business here. let's get more on where u.s./china relations stand, with lee land miller. great to have you with us. in regards to pvh, the investigation of pvh, do you think this is part of a tit for tat at this point? >> well, it's muscle flexing. either the chinese would do tit for tat if they could, but the reality is the u.s. and western -- and the west writ large have much more leverage over china than china has over, you know, the united states, for example. so, the u.s. has a larger trade sur surplus, it has control of the dollar payment mechanism, it has advanced technology that it can ring fence from china. so, china doesn't always have the ability to tit for tat, which is why there's not usually a reaction to everything the united states or western governments do, but ultimately, they have to flex their muscles every once in awhile, say, look, we do have leverage over you, and one of the biggest points of leverage the chinese have is sales of western companies in china. and they can shut that down. and i think every once in awhile, they try to teach a lesson to

former rnc chairman michael steele and joining us are more friends, alex wagner who has been in the spin room for 117 hours approximately and host of the bulwark podcast tim miller. you warriors in philadelphia, i will start with you. alex, before the debate you pointed out that there was not an ambitious plan by the trump team to have a lot of people in the spin room. they had a less impressive line of. trump came himself, so there is that. talk a little about what that scene was like and what else you observed in the moments after the debate. >> i mean, i think i refer to it as murderers row, sarcastically. the trump line above spinners. rfk jr., vivek ramaswamy, tulsi gabbard and on the harris side, three governors, three senators, four congress people, gold star father, et cetera i think it's telling that trump -- to some degree, there were rumors he might come, but the u.s. secret service has a pretty stringent, as you know, screening process and this is a person who just had an assassination attempt on his life in the screening process was not very stringent. i was telling governor newsom i got a large philadelphia hoagie through security wrapped in a brow

rnc chairman, michael steele and joining us from philadelphia are more friends, alex wagner in that spin room for 117 hours approximately. and host of the bull work podcast, tim millerll start with you. alex. before the debate you pointed out that there was not really an ambitious plan by the trump team to have a lot of people in the spin room. they had a less impressive lineup. trump then came himself. >> yeah. >> so there is that. talk to us a little bit about what that scene was like and what else you observed in the moments after the debate. >> i mean, i think i referred it as murders row sarcastically of spinners it is like rfk jr. gabbard and gates and harris, three governors, four senators, a gold star father, et cetera. i think it is telling that trump came to the spin room after this, right? to some degree, there were rumors he might come. but the u.s. secret service has a screening process for people and this is a person who just had an assassination attempt on his life. and the screening process for getting into this room was not stringent. i got a hogey in wrapped in a paper bag. take it as you will. i am not sure if it was set before the debate that he