days later in illinois, miller turned up a huge lead.o vividly remembered hall from a revolutionary war reenactment in the georgetown area the very weekend before jesse was abducted. to then, hall stood out for his mutton chop sideburns. also, for playing a soldier who was fighting the wrong war. >> he was wearing his civil war uniform. it had civil war hat. >> at a revolutionary war reenactment. >> exactly. >> armed with this information, he returned to wabash for a second crack at all. this time, he pressed his suspect harder. stressing that hall's fellow reenactors had seen him near georgetown. >> came along to the point where he said, go to so many reenactments, could've been there and i just don't remember because i go to a lot of them. >> he's giving a little more ground. >> miller sees the opening and kept at it. finally, he said hall came clean and confessed that he abducted, sexually violated, and strangled jessie roach to death. how much detail did he give about the killing? >> very good detail. what he did and what took place.

miller on.ous issues relating from his role on january 6th, which we documented to the campaign and policy issues. i think i want to underscore one of the points you just made as well, jason, which is people need to understand you have to make sense of this and get the facts. to then understand what the potential issues are. and the issues go beyond whether there's a policy debate when you have people -- i want to be accurate, he did mention that he condemns the violence. but he did not take the opportunity to disclaim, re-running this play book. and they have learned over time and they have installed people in certain local places. and that's also a part of the election that we're both covering and monitoring in a very real sense. on more than one topic tonight, professor johnson, thanks for being here. >> any time, ari. >> appreciate it. >>> thank you as well at home for always giving us some of your time. i know it's valuable and could spend it anywhere. this has been "the beat" with ari melb

she dominated the competition, miller says. it's not just her physical ability, but her mental focus. that's unmatched. she shelves her emotions at the door. she gets her work in, and it's always beautiful work and this is her superpower, and this is why she's the best in the world. this is what she does and no one else can do. and now miller is paving the way for other young women, showing girls wrestling isn't just a sport for men. there's an army of little girls that love wrestling because of her. they're following her. she does workshops. they show up everywhere. coach miller says he couldn't be prouder. well if i could have a daughter, it'd be at me. and i think every coach that's ever worked with her feels the exact same way. and we are live here in walnut creek with the olympic champion, amit elor. first of all, congratulations. you're just home from paris. tell us what the last week and a half has been like? you told me that you've never even touched one of these until it was put around your neck. yeah, the last week an

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yeah, here's what miller said on msnbc, just hours after the assassination. it's here, we really were looking for, i'm not sure it was the goldy lock solution, not too, not to cold, and strong to send very strong signal qualitatively different than anything that they've done uh that um hezball's strike, whether was an errent misal designed for israeli military positions on mount dove, mount harmone or... not the fact there is 12 children um permanent residencets were killed. israelis had to find a way to send the signal. so they launched an operation designed to strike at fuadchucker, who is the second, perhaps most important advisor to hasan nasrella, they didn't really pay attention to the administration's view that they should not strike in beirot, so this this strike separates ' most of their operations, and the real question now, i think is, and everyone's been saying it, but it's absolutely true, whether or not was killed, the question is how going to respond to, so not only miller calls this illegal active aggression on the residential area in beirot, the goldilock solution, me

so not only miller calls this illegal active aggression on the residential area in bedu, the goldylock solution, meaning that it was just about right, despite the fact that he's fully aware that two children under the age of 10 were killed in this strike, um... miller went further by repeating the israeli narrative about the golen heights attack in majd shams which was we all know now was an israeli iron dome interceptor missile and not a hazballah missile as they tried to frame it uh they even tried to pin this specifically on the murder for shukur which is completely false and even unifill said that they had no evidence to back these claims true so next we have msnbc again but this time with retired colonel jack jacobs who was a bit more professional than miller as he spoke about the difficulties that will challenge israel in the event that netanyahu decides to push for a confrontation with hazb allah in lebanon. so let's hear what he had to say on msnbc uh, it'll give them pause, but they are still going to have to respond in some way to keep faith with the faithful and satisfy iran

miller as well, mr. miller, we're seeing the uh, increased israeli aggression against palestinians is started of course uh with the october 7th, with the genocide that ensued following the alafsa flood operations, and now we're seeing another optic in the violence in many of this of of the cities across the occupied west. but in return as the uh aggression and as the violence increases we're also seeing uh the resistance increasing and even expanding to areas uh where uh the uh the palestinian resistance against the uh israeli aggression was less seen now uh maybe over the past few weeks well yes we are of course i mean people perhaps don't realize this uh in the west but the resistance is not defeated, the resistance is winning, uh, and uh, when the resistance was apparently cleared from gaza and concentrated in raffa, it then turned out that actually no resistance uh in... can unis in gaza city in the north of gaza was very very active and indeed has been increasing and intensifying its activities and

starting with msnbc, which invited an analyst from the carnegy endownment named david, aaron david miller, called the marder said, the second in command to hazb allah, leadersan, which is false, so they can't even get their facts right, yeah, here's what miller said on msnbc, just hours after the assassination here, the were looking for, i'm not sure it was the gold solution, not to... but not to cold, and to send very strong signal, qualitatively different than anything that they've done, that has strike, whether was an errent misal design for israeli military positions or not, the fact is 12 children, permanent residents were killed, israelis had to find a way to send the signal, so they launched an operation designed to st chucker who is the second perhaps most important advisor to hasan nasrella, they didn't really pay attention to the administration's view that they should not strike in beirot, so this this strikes separates most of their operations, and the real question now, i think is, and everyone's been saying it, but it's absolutely true, whether or not was killed, the question

david miller joining us from bristol. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. tv who's in our studio here in tehran uh so hamas has stated that uh joe biden is basically giving a green light to the israelis uh to continue its genocidal war. hamas says that the us has demonstrated what it called a blind bias toward israel which of course is nothing new with regards uh to the gaza ceasefire negotiations. please elaborate the situation for us and our viewers here. yes, as you said uh us is supporting israel from day one. israel has carpet bombing the whole gaza strip and it doesn't discriminate between a un run school, health facil facility or whatsoever, it has continuously bombed this bombed this trip and the mindset is that the mindset of israelies actually is that the whole population of gaza should be wiped out of the strip and they should be cleaned of earth and there there is uh israel is following these steps to uh completely destroy gaza and what says it wants to achieve total victory but it can't achieve total victory as netanyah

. >> dan miller is just 61 years old.wife, kathy, began noticing changes four years ago. >> he kind of hid it pretty well. and then i noticed he was having trouble, his clothes would be backwards. and those kinds of things. >> just little things. >> just little things, yes. >> a scan of his brain revealed what dan had been hiding. >> mr. miller had very large amounts of beta amyloid. >> the red spots indicated a buildup of those beta amyloid proteins, the so-called brain plaque, a marker of alzheimer's. dr. rezai explained to miller he couldn't cure him of the disease, but he hoped to slow its progression. >> why take part in the trial if it's not a cure? >> i have to explain to you that i was at the point, like in dante's inferno, where it says, abandon all hope, ye who enter here. for me, it was just like, let's do this. what do i have to lose? >> reporter: here's how it worked. hours before the procedure, miller was given an iv treatment of adacanamab, one of those new drugs to reduce beta amyloid plaque. miller was th

miller, please share with us your views regarding the ongoing pro-palestinian demonstrations that are taking place concurrent with with the dnc, well look i mean these are uh the outcome of many many months as we all know of uh massive demonstrations for palistine, in the u.s., the movement is alive, it is uh increasingly uh explicitly anti-sionist uh and it's going from strength to strength, but of course we face uh in that country in the us as well as in other countries like the uk uh a real blockage which is that the entire political establishment is held in viceel grip by the zionists, some people say oh that's too much, that's the that's too strong, well actually let's look at it, it's not just the question of apac, it's not just the question of the funding of candidates and the defunding of of candidates who might say anything remotely. supportive of the palestinians, it's also the fact that the political establishment, the the offices of government are held by uh many azionis at the top level, and it means that anyone who puts the tool as much as the toe out of line will be tak

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america first legal president stephen miller. it is all right here right now and "sunday morning futures." ♪ the focus this morning on the candidates policy proposals. the impact of american citizens. we are expecting kamala harris to announce a running mate the next few days. pennsylvania governor josh schapiro. coming up my exclusive interview live with ohio senator and president trump's running mate vice presidential candidate jd vance jenny me live in just a few moments. first, policy. president trump here to walk us through his policy proposals as they work overtime trying to disassociate vice president kamala harris from her record in the biden harris administration. first, let's take a look at spending policy. $7 trillion spent on her watch on several packages including the two spending packages that kamala harris was the breaking type .4 the package. the $7 trillion spent. the four-year spending spree largely for their agenda sent inflation up to 40 years hi. added teak averaging about 9.1%. essentials like food and shelt

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back with us to discuss, tim miller and robby mook.this new battleground polling? how significant is it? >> i'm kind of interested in the manicure. >> i wanted to make a comment on that, i held back. >> yeah. it obviously looks good for her. it's a couple of weeks out of date, and the numbers are in her direction. they released it today, but they took the poll a couple of weeks ago. so look, i think that there's going to be more good polls coming out for her. i don't think this is surpriing of what we've seen in the polling side and the enthusiasm side, is exactly what every poll event that has been taken all year told us which is that voters weren't exciting about their choices. when joe biden stepped aside, kamala harris stepped in and she brought a lot of enthusiasm with her, brought a lot of excitement with her. i think in addition to the excitement from the base, which we've seen at these events, these huge ralrallies, the othe thing in that cook poll, the double haters, the voters that didn't like trump or biden, right now they'r

broadcaster, investigative researcher david miller, joining us from bristol. with that brings us to an end here on this edition of press tv's news review, but stick around, we've got plenty more to come here on press tv. hamas says that the isidi regime has no sovereignty or authority over even an inch of alexa musk. the resistant movement made a comment on the 55th anniversary of an arsen attack by an israelity settler on alex samask. hamas urged all palestinians and occupied territories to have a larger presence at the mosk on friday. on august 21st, 1969, the mosque was set on fire by an extremist settler of ausrarian origin. the arson was said to be coordinated with his. officials and military forces, annually palestinians mark today as world mosk day to highlight the importance of alexa mosk, which is islam's third holiest site. on august 21st, 1969, michael rohan, an australian zoyinist set a fire to al-aqsa mosk. the fire damaged the mosk's facades, roofs and decorations, including the famous salahdin's pulpit. the israeli regime cut off the water. earl

david miller joining us from bristol. gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. khatibi who's in our studio here in tehran. uh, so hamas has stated that joe biden is basically giving a green light to the israelis uh to continue it's genocidal war. hamas says that the us has demonstrated what it called a blind bias toward israel, which of course is nothing new with regards uh to the gaza ceasefire negotiations. please elaborate the situation for us and our viewers here. yes, as you said, us is supporting israel, from day one, israel has carpet bombing the whole. strip and it doesn't discriminate between a un runner school, health facility facility or what soever, israel is following these steps to completely destroy gaza and what says it wants to achieve total victory, but it can't achieve total victory, as netanyahu says, even his own ministers continue to rabbish his ideologies, because hamas is not a group, hamas is an ideology and it can't... destroyed, as hamas said, israel is continuously bombing and killing everyone, and us is supporting it with massive amo

i'm back with former white house senior adviser stephen miller.ing election? there's a viral video that a reveals 14 president -- 14% of illegal immigrants admitted that they are registered to vote. >> well, it's a certainty. i'm extremely concerned because it is going to happen. large numbers of the millions of illegal aliens that that border czar harris brought into the country will be voting. obviously, the rnc and republican campaign entities and private citizen organizations are going to need to sue everywhere and anywhere they possibly can, and every red state secretary of state, attorney general and governor needs to take every action a they can turned law to purge noncitizens from the voter rolls. this is yet another severe threat to democracy from the party that installed the nominee with zero votes, from the party that lied to us about the border being secured and about the hunter biden laptop and russian kiss information, the party that lied to us repeatedly about russiagate, that lied to us about ukraine. we are governed by hoaxes. hoa

miller, we're seeing the uh, increased israeli aggression against palestinians is started of course. uh with the october 7th, with the genocide that ensued following the alaa flood operations, and now we're seeing another uptic in the violence uh in many of this of of the cities across the occupied west bank, but in return as the uh aggression and as the violence increases, we're also seeing uh the resistance increasing and even expanding to areas uh where uh the uh the palestinian. world meaning of course the west, the uk, the us, the germans. and others doing nothing uh and doing nothing to effectively take uh action against uh israel to stop this, they could stop it in a moment, and i think what we're now facing is the the the real, the very real prospect that the the uk, the us and the other western powers will do nothing at all ever to stop the israelis and therefore the rest of the world, it seems to me now needs to act, yes of course china has a policy of not intervening in other count. but this is such an appalling, open slow-motion genocide. talking about all the crimes uh t

including trump senior campaign advisor jason miller. we will talk to him about what if any changes or adjustments we can expect from the trump campaign during the week that will be very focused on democrats and their side of the equation. first let's go to senior white house correspondent peter ducey who was reporting here in chicago with the very latest. when we got here traffic slowing to a crawl because they are expecting all of these demonstrations over the next couple of days up to 100,000 by some estimates. the host wants to make sure that people watching this at home do not think that this chicago convention will be as crazy as the 1968 chicago convention. >> protesters are protesting something very far away from here. very important, but it's not about people getting drafted from here going abroad. it is a whole different situation. i expect to have peaceful protests. also protect all the people visiting 50,000 people coming to chicago and the residents of chicago. >> officials are telling us every night will have its own theme.

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we go to the top of the 9th mason miller trying to close it out for the second straight night. reds threatening with 2 men on but miller gets benson to go around for strike. 3 shea langeliers will throw it to first to complete the out and the a's heading on 9 to 6 as miller notches his 23rd save of the season in front of friends and family. oakland will look for the sweep tomorrow all right. finally tonight, some tennis. it was a hot day in new york as well. the u.s. open fans prepared for anything and everything as was american madison keys looking to move into the 3rd round the 14 th-seeded keys had no problems today with that new york. she cruises past my a joint in straight sets. 6, 4, 6 love in just over an hour. 62 minutes to be exact. and she wanted to the heat and head back to that nice air-conditioned locker room coco gauff also in action today. novak djokovich playing right now. we'll have more of the u.s. open tonight on sports night live tonight. looking forward going to do. it's always kinda. i hate that. it. >> signals the end of summer. i know, right? but it's fu

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hannah miller, bbc news.aranteed in power. hannah miller, bbc news. this is bbc news. just to bring you up—to—date with news, in the last hour or so the israeli military saying it has rescued a hostage kidnapped by hamas, the 52—year—old man qaid farhan alkadi. rescued in the complex operation, it said, in the southern gaza strip. the military briefing, the media statement, we are told it will be delivered in english as well in a couple of minutes' time, we will bring you that when it happens butjust to let you know the details of what we know so far. the man is a bedouin israeli hostage who worked in the... sorry, was taken to the gaza strip 300 plus days ago, 52 years old. he is now backin days ago, 52 years old. he is now back in israel receiving medical checkups and israeli medical facilities, condition described as stable. he is a father of 11, from a bedouin village in the area of rahat. abducted from his workplace ten months ago. the israeli military saying he was kidnapped by hamas during the 7th of o

such a statement was made by the head of the press service of the state department, matthew miller, on air of the american tv channel fox news. he, in particular, said that official washington will protect israel from terrorist attacks and... and at the same time, like his boss, that is, anthony blinken, matthew miller called on all parties in the region to take whatever steps they can for de-escalation of the situation, adding that we will protect our interests in the region and bring to justice those who threaten our personnel. and at the same time an interesting point that the official representative of the us state department did not report. no information on whether there is any data on whether iran is preparing an attack on israel in the near future, but he confidently said that the american military is preparing for it, and this preparation was even confirmed by the us secretary of defense, lloyd austin, so during this meeting with his, during the meeting with his australian counterpart, he said that quote, as for whether and when iran will decide to attack israel, i don't to sp

let's hear what matthew miller had to say. i saw the message from the russian authorities.rt, it is ironic to call it a provocation. if you take into account that russia has been violating the territorial integrity and sovereignty of ukraine since 2000. 14th year, mr. viktor, apparently, putin and the entire russian government in general were counting on some kind of reaction from the world, they say. save us the ukrainians are bombing, and this is a violation of international law there, although it is the right of self-defense, which we are currently using, how do you assess this situation, which is now unfolding right before our eyes, and we have already been watching it for 48 hours, well, first of all , yesterday really everyone watched the reaction of the head of the kremlin, and the reaction was quite strange, it was... left, it was indecisive, and some even began to admit that it is not putin who is speaking before us at the security and defense council, they say, it is not part of his , just the image that he always is demonstrated, well, i will say this, that i do

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russia, let's listen to what matthew miller said.does not inform us about its exact tactics before its implementation. there is nothing unusual in this. this is the war they are waging. we give them tools and advice , but when it comes to day-to-day tactics, when it comes to daily hits, sometimes we communicate with them, sometimes we don't. and it is appropriate for them to make appropriate decisions themselves. it was mathew miller, and we have general serhii kryvonos in touch again. mr. general, now turn on mr. general. well, the spokesman of the european commission peter stano, commenting on the events in the kursk region, said that ukraine, according to international law, has a legal right to defend itself, including striking the aggressor on its territory. at the same time, diplomat and politician valery chaley says about... about that according to article 51 of the un charter, ukraine has an inalienable right to individual or collective self-defense in the event of an armed attack on it, and the very armed aggression of the ru

miller in his direct language. there is nothing unusual in the fact that the ukrainians do not inform us of their exact tactics before they implement them. this is the war they are waging. we give them equipment, we give them advice, but when it comes to the day-to-day tactics that they use to hit the enemy, sometimes we talk to them about that and sometimes we don't. and they have every right to make such decisions. and period, you give us weapons, and then we decide how to use them use it as it will be more expedient to apply it on the battlefield in order to destroy and neutralize the enemy. well, it is also interesting that the eu and the european union also support ukraine's legal right to protection from russian aggression and its efforts to restore sovereignty and territorial integrity. yes, spokesman. peterstanu of the european commission said during the daily, i apologize, said comments to the public, while he also emphasized that according to international law, ukraine has a legitimate right to defend its

let's hear what matthew miller had to say.sage from the russian authorities, on their part, ironically calling it a provocation. considering that russia has been violating the territorial integrity and sovereignty of ukraine since 2014 . mr. viktor, judging by that. above all, putin and the entire russian government in general were counting on some kind of reaction from the world, saying, save us, ukrainians are bombing, and this is a violation of international law there, although this is the right of self-defense, which we are currently using, how do you assess this situation, which is now unfolding right before our eyes, and we have already been watching it for 48 hours, well, first of all , yesterday really all reactions were observed. the head of the kremlin, and the reaction was rather strange, it was sluggish, it was indecisive, and even some people began to admit that it was not putin who was speaking before us at the defense security council, they said that it was not part of him, just the image that he always demonstr

we had one of trump's longest serving advisors, stephen miller, on. to fact check and deal with things. it's striking both to get people on record and get them out of the bubble, so you can have what we do here, journalistic questioning, and that they are running from or pretending that they don't want to be about -- here is a brief exchange with stephen miller. >> project 2025 has nothing to do with the past, present, or future. president trump and president trump alone will make his own policies. i can assure you that nobody involved in working on project 2025 in any substantive fashion is going to be involved in any future policy decision. >> you have said that. the former president said that. there are issues where we see a kind of overlap. >> president trump is president trump. he has his own agenda that is his and his alone. >> eleanor? >> president trump does not like immigrants. i think we could be confident if he is elected that there would be some roundups and some deportations. he is on record of that repeatedly. look what he tried to do wh

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did you hear tiffany miller there? do you know where you are? you know the history of this town? cnn reached out to the military comment, they didn't get back to us and it's not clear if they now have an attorney in this case, but nevada's governor said the incident left him concerned and disappointed and added racism and hate have no place in nevada this behavior must be condemned in the strongest terms possible. nevada's attorney general, who is black said in a statement what happened in virginia city isn't just a story from a one state. it's a reminder for all of us in towns large and small across our great nation we're better when we stand together and call out hate for what it is whenever and wherever it shows up you may have missed it during all the political news. but for historically black medical schools just got a lot of money a game changing gift. i'll explain next anderson cooper 360 weeknights at 8:00 on cnn i had no idea. i was still paying for in-flight wifi until i finally check my credit card statement 14 months at $600 later. that's why i created rocket money, a

if trump a jason miller offered no apology. >> i don't not the president even saw the comment that was on there or simply the picture. >> reporter: the post was later taken down come on the with a post calling for former president obama to be tried by a military tribunal. tonight, the harris campaign is slamming trump's new proposal to pay for ivf. they say his own platform that was just adopted at the republican convention a few weeks ago would lead to restrictions in the use of ivf across the country. norah? >> norah: endo details on how it will be paid for. nancy cordes, thank you. army officials are standing by a staffer at arlington national cemetery in accusing trump campaign staff of abusing her, saying she was abruptly pushed aside when confronting the trump campaign for allegedly violating decorum rules at the hallowed burial grounds. the army says the staffer, who is declining to press charges, was trying to enforce cemetery rules prohibiting political activities. trump's team took photos and videos with gold star family members on monday, marking three years since 13 service

but matthew miller says, what did you think of that press conference? you know, i've seen matthew miller, he well, he worked in the obama justice department and he's actually done interviews. and before he went to the state department saying, there's a reason why we didn't pursue this case. that it posed a threat to the 1st amendment. and that's why the amount of justice department didn't pursue. and matthew met and he was on record about saying that. and so it's a very interesting to watch him change his june now and now he's inside the state department, but i think you really have to look at what the judge who accepted julian's play deal said. they said the us government cannot find a victim in related, in relation to the so called crime of journalism that julian committed a so i think that's a, that's what's on the record and that, that's what the judge said during that hearing. so you just have to look back to those sort of factual elements that were accepted by us judge and hold them up to a slide to what matthew meal is saying. and it's just his a

okay, this is housed at the miller's center at rutgers university. the miller center is heavily funded by the office of the director of national intelligence. it is a recruitment farm for the c i a. if you look at the n c r i national contagion research institute staff, it's all former spooks. and there is someone who has advised them named sema voc and in gil, who was the key as really intelligence agents working to neutralize the boycott. the investment in sanctions movement inside the united states, someone whose job was to metal in us politics attack college students as terrorist and prevent americans from exercising their constitutional rights to boycott. apartheid israel. she was advising this group that was the main source of research for the washington post against us, which obviously inspired the attack on us. the director of n c r. i joel finkelstein was the a former research director for the anti defamation league. so putting the pieces together here you see the washington post is nothing more than a laundromat for the 3 letter agencies an

you had the new york times, judith miller, the new york times. who pushed that line in the course that came out. she was just repeating c, i a talking points and, but it took a long time for the new york times to finally kind of sheepishly say, wow, i guess maybe there were weapons, man structure, you know, 1000000 lives later or whatever. and by the way, judith miller, i think, is now working with cnn. i was on some sort of panel, right. i know she made appearances on fox. i stopped watching fox when they fired tucker, but um, she was on fox now. she's on cnn. great. okay, great. yeah, but now in fact i was on a panel they introduced, here's jude poland, surprise, one in judith miller from cnr thing. and she did some other things to do. you know, the matter doesn't matter. right. uh, she has the credentials, as you say, no matter what she did. so now the washington is assess pool. the main stream price is assessed for and the people are saying that they know line of the, you know, again, i don't want to do it on this program to attempt to defend