michael turner. the chair of the house permanent select committee on intelligence agrees. last month he said promo show messages are being uttered on the house floor. one of those people believed to be peddling russian propaganda at the capital is none other than marjorie taylor green. the recently retired congressman ken buck even dumped her moscow marjorie. she published a post on x that said anyone who funds ukraine is funding the most corrupt money scheme of any foreign war in our country's history and forcing the american people to pay for it. it is linked to a story on a dubious website alleging that the ukrainian president vladimir zelensky had recently purchased a pair of luxury yachts for $75 million. the following month the ohio senator jd vance alluded to the same story during an interview with steve bannon. the implication is that ukraine, and its president are corrupt. it suggests that they are using the money america is giving them for their personal benefit instead of using it to defend their country and their democracy from russia. the story is categoricall

whole group of american congressmen, led by the chairman of the house intelligence committee , michael turnere pentagon, austin, to still allow ukraine to use american long-range missiles for attacks not only on crimea and donbas. at the moment the official position of the pentagon and biden on this issue seems to remain unchanged, and in order for the status quo to continue, the ministry of defense of russia, if you believe the reports from the pentagon, there is no confirmation of this from us, and if you believe them, then russia put it into earth orbit. a satellite that has the ability to attack other satellites, i.e. russia has launched an anti-space weapon. in the same orbit are american government space devices. russia launched its device, according to us data, on may 16. he did about it pentagon spokesman patrick reidy made a public statement. even earlier, the usa said that russia could place nuclear weapons in space, which would pose a danger to government officials. the use of non-strategic nuclear weapons in the southern military district. the training is being conducted on the pe

which was headed by the chairman of the intelligence committee of the house of representatives, michael turnerntagon , austin, to still allow ukraine to use american long-range missiles for strikes not only on crimea and donbas, but also in other, as they call it, historical regions of russia, that is, in the kursk, bryansk and belohorod regions. currently, the official position of the pentagon and biden regarding this issue. seems to remain unchanged, and for the status quo to continue to be maintained by the ministry of defense of russia, if you believe the reports from the pentagon, there is no confirmation from us, and if you believe them, then russia put a satellite into earth orbit that has the ability to attack other satellites, that is, russia launched anti-space weapons, on the same us government space devices are in orbit, while russia has launched its device, according to us data. even earlier , the us said that russia could place nuclear weapons in space, which would pose a danger to government satellites. putin called such statements a throw-in. also, in order to stabilize the usa

led by the chairman of the committee on intelligence issues of the house of representatives, michael turnere pentagon, austin, after all allow ukraine to use american long-range missiles for attacks not only on crimea and donbas, but also on other, as they call it, historical regions of russia, that is, on the kursk, bryansk and belohorod regions. and for the status quo to be maintained further, according to the ministry of defense of russia, if you believe the reports from the pentagon, we have no confirmation of this, and if you believe them, then russia launched a satellite into earth orbit that has the ability to attack other satellites, that is, russia launched an anti-space weapon, on this same orbits are located... even earlier, the usa said that russia could place nuclear weapons in space, which would pose a danger to government satellites. putin called such statements false. also, in order to stabilize the united states, russia showed footage of training exercises. practicing the use of non-strategic nuclear weapons in the southern military district. the training is being conducted

michael gordon expand. >> sandra: i'm julian turner. "the story" with martha maccallum start right now. >> martha: good afternoon. this is martha maccallum and this is definitely "the st story" today, huge blockbuster news coming out of the courtroom in downtown manhattan connor mcdavid everybody has been waiting for. it is day 13 a former president trump's criminal trial and this has become incredibly intense in their because stormy daniels is basically spilled everything she wanted to say after the trump team had asked to have her testimony limited. 's another the trump request is in for a mistrial because they are seeing there's all this prejudicial information that the jury has heard and we can put that back in the genies bottle can recall it absolutely prejudicial saying that -- and that -- what that means is that it was designed not to serve the acclimation of the charges but simply to inflame the jury against the defendant. prosecutors have spent most of the day focus on the 2006 sexual encounter that stormy daniels claimed happe

michael gordon expand. >> sandra: i'm julian turner. "the story" with martha maccallum start right no

there can be payments that were made for something michael cohen did in the past and then eva turner e trump organization. anything that what we are hearing from michael cohen is nothing of it is to really be believed. we have the prosecution putting all of their eggs in the basket with michael cohen. we have yet to hear -- here what is the crime, what crime has been committed? these are rotten eggs. they're putting in a basket. all of the eggs are michael cohen, they say they have one more witness left. where is the crime that they have brought the former president in to a court in new york -- where is the crime that they have alleged? so far we haven't heard anything, sandra. >> sandra: thank you, rebecca. i just want to let our viewers and listeners know that courts, the jurors, have been -- they've been dismissed. so they will be leaving the courtroom. obviously that means we'll see the former president leaving shortly. weisselberg, this is ongoing in the most recent exchange, obviously before the jurors were dismissed from the courtroom, weisselberg said, andrew copp that cohen's

two taught house republicans my release stefanik and mike turner calling for perjury probe into michael cohen, the star witness in trump's, trial. what is congresswoman stefanik saying about this? ashley: she says the justice department is turning a blind eye toward cohen who admitted that he lied at an intelligence committee hearing in 2019 when testifying about allegations against trump. cohen worked as trump's lawyer and fixer before he turned against him. to fennec and congressman turner are urging the doj to take a cup a criminal referral against cohen, declined to follow-up, in a statement stefaniak said, quote, the biden administration's attempt to stonewall this investigation is another example of biden's lawfair against donald trump, it's time president biden stop weapon icing the federal government against his leading political opponents and as you said indeed cohen is one of the star witnesses against trump in the hush money trial so the doj doesn't want to do anything right now. stuart: polls show a growing number of people view trump's trial as purely political. brent brazi

. >> neil: jillian turner at the state department, michael back with is the former is really ambassadorambassador what do you make of this? somewhat weaponry withheld from israel? >> it's a harrowing experience, a shocking experience, deeply, deeply disappointing. and what can i say it is frightening, we are fighting a two front of or, at least waterfronts, or civilian population, the back waited from the northern part of the country, is uninhabitable, under constant barrage is from hezbollah and, our soldiers were killed over there, down south, over soldiers are under fire from hamas, stage situated within rafah. we had fought for soldiers killed this week by a mortar barrage from inside rafah. which imagine with the atrocities of october seventh. it is not without precedent, of all my 2015 also withheld the supply of vile missiles, another round of fighting with hamas on the same basis that is what was supposedly killed in too many palestinians. but of the message to israel and a message to american allies is very unfortunate and very makes the message, the biden administration has he

you can hear more of turner on the podcast run through with vogue which is out today. >> michael: evad and co-owner of intermiami. please welcome david beckham! [ applause ] ♪ how ya like me now how ya like me now ♪ >> lara: so happy to see you. >> good to see you, too. >> michael: you thought i was going to trip him? >> robin: i did. >> i don't need the legs as much anymore. [ laughter ] >> michael: welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> michael: inter miami, it has had such an impact. it's just been an incredible juggernaut. congratulations to you on that. how's it been to go from player to team owner? >> it's been incredible. firstly thank you for having me on. it's been incredible. to obviously go from being an athlete to owning a team. obviously it's a whole different feeling. when you're an athlete, you can do something about, you know, if you're losing. where as, if you're an owner, you're just there getting frustrated. [ laughter ] but in all honesty, to have built the club up to what it is now. to go through all the obstacles that i had. to then look on the pitch now and see l

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about the your dirt nerd huge turner americans and book your first cleaning today just $19 we're getting new details tonight about how trump's defense team plans to attack michael coe and when he's back on the witness stand tomorrow morning, a source telling us that trump's lead attorney, todd blanche, is going to challenge statements that cohen made in his direct testimony with prosecutors, including his reckless flexion of a conversation that he had with donald trump basically, they're going to also argue that given he's made past false statements under oath, the jury can't trust what he is saying under oath. >> now, cross-examination could be quite lengthy, and we know that we believed cohen's testimony could wrap up this week, but it may now go until monday here to talk about all of that and what michael cohen's onto look like and what he'll here on the stand tomorrow. his former attorney, lanny davis, along with attorneys for nauta villa lona and renato is to build great to have you both here. laney, let me start with you because obviously michael cohen, there was a world knockout blow that happened on the on tuesday house he feeling going into tomorrow. w

michael j. fox. >> a chronicler of my life in a sense. >> reporter: his first cover was in 1987. he returned 11 years later revealing to the world he had parkinson's disease. it's also where tina turnerabout her abusive marriage. >> that gave so many other people courage to step forward and to get to a safe place. talking to "people" means can you have that ripple effect. >> reporter: it can't be easy to convince celebrities to be so personal about things. >> they feel more comfortable with us. >> reporter: the best-selling cover, the 9/11 issue. the person who has appeared on the most covers, princess diana, 59 times. but don't just judge the magazine by its cover, the images inside are important, too. i know "people" doesn't dwell on politics, but we have the carters, president george w. bush, the obamas. they are part of our pop culture, right? >> they absolutely are. our mission is to show them in a way you don't typically see them. >> reporter: sometimes "people" shows stars in a way everyone sees them. >> when i tell people, they say who is going to be the next sexiest man alive. >> and you answer? >> if i told you, i would probably have to kill you. >> reporter: a tradition th

moment, michael, where we've, we've lent out real masterpieces on this, you know, national treasures tour, and we've got works which really show the strengths of our collection. so we've got a turnerthat we can we can share, and they're being lent out . and in fact, people lent out. and in fact, people forget that until 1896, we had a huge amount of british pictures, but they went off to the national gallery of british art at millbank, which is basically the tate gallery. we've always been very, very rich in collections of italian painting, and then when looking at a botticelli now, which i think you've well, that's now rembrandt, but we're on a botticelli which you've lent to the fitzwilliam. that's absolutely right. and then that wonderful rembrandt that we just looked at, we were very, very always very rich in 17th century dutch art . and so we've let this dutch art. and so we've let this beautiful portrait self—portrait by by rembrandt at the age of 34, out to one of our 12 locations. and also we are very rich in post 1800 french art, impressionism , impressionism, post—impressionism. now, unlike early italian art, where we were bucking the trend and going out and buying this