terry, how did you judge that level of commitment from austin and from milly they both austin and milly are military guys. pretty resolute. it would be hard to to read any disappointment because they're simply matter of fact guys. but i mean, if you're in a room with them, if you're these other defense ministers, you're going to step right up. so i think that they truly are encouraged by the, the ongoing support from other countries. and this is something that we hear constantly here in brussels. both on the european union side and here on the nato side, you don't see countries backing away from their commitment to ukraine. whether that's in training, which we heard a lot.

because the reporting also indicates he was pretty mad at general milly.d this interview at bedminster with these writers who were working on mark meadows' book, very shortly after news reporting had come out that general milly in fact had tried to convince trump not to do some sort of attack on iran, and he was pretty aggravated about that reporting according to whatever, on "today," and cnn and other news outlets. and this could very much be another case of the former president being petty and wanting to suggest to these writers i've got something that would disprove a general milly but i can't share it because it's classified. now, general milly knows and probably jack smith knows whether a real document exists. if a real document exists, that certainly puts him in additional legal jeopardy in terms of his criminal culpability for mishandling classified documents. but even if the document doesn't exist, even if he was making it up, it still shows his intent and his knowledge that he had classified information and he wasn't supposed to and that he knows

{iii mood seen millie bright back in trainina. _, , , mood seen millie bright back in trainina. , , ,gland's captain - training. of course, she is england's captain and - training. of course, she is - england's captain and arguably england's captain and arguably england's most important player. we haven't seen her in action since march when she was injured in josie's champions the game. she had knee surgery in april, i was here last week for england training and she did not get on the pitch then but sit in the gym. she was out today, all beat training away from the group under a different programme. she did some work, some work on the ball, not much but she looked good out there and towards the end of the session she came and stood next to sarina weigman and washer team—mate continue with the seven—a—side game. there been questions about her fitness in the this work up and all the fans want to know if she is going to fit for that opening game against haiti on the 22nd ofjuly. this is what she had to say. 100%. the friendly coming up will be a little _ 100%. the friendly coming up will

. ♪ mm ♪ man: come on, millie. millie: coming, pa. i'm glad you're back, patches.atter] [men speaking spanish] man: hey. i think it's [indistinct]. man 2: [indistinct]. man 1: enter. [door creaks, closes] man 1: incomplete. not 200. man 2: this is all me have. please. me just lose me job. my father just dead. man 1: [indistinct]. man 2: this is the last thing i have from my father. man 1: just wait here. [dial clicking] have a good life. [door closes] [knocking on door] you're late. [dog barking in distance] [door closes] hungry? man 2: no. man 1: you know how often i cook for someone? not very often. man 2: i'm sorry. man 1: it's ok. all right. hey. something wrong? this won't be long. hey. [man 2 sniffles] ahh. man 1: hey. [indistinct]. hey. hey. what's going on? [car horn honks] man 2: i need a visa. man 1: what? for who? man 2: for me. it's 200, right? man 1: put that away. man 2: since when do we reject the money? [bang] man 1: where are you gonna go? cuba is home. man 2: i don't belong here, antonio. antonio: what about us? man: i ask you to leave with me so

and general milli gave to understand that he will continue to do everything possible so that the usa and other countries that support ukraine continue to provide their assistance. so this was a conversation between two professional soldiers who treat each other with great respect and who discussed the current challenges. how do you assess the overall work on the battlefield of the american military and european military equipment, in particular, we are talking about the same second leopards, the leopard tank is an extremely good machine. but, as in everything, a lot depends on the competence of the personnel who operate it, as well as on how well commanders use tanks in battle, it is not surprising that some tanks were damaged in the first days, but i note how quickly the ukrainians were able to restore these tanks, remove them from the battlefield so that they could be repaired, this is an important skill that ukraine has already demonstrated, so i think we have a lot more to do we will see when the active phase of the counter-offensive will begin, we will see a larger number of leo

valery zaluzhnym and the chief of the american joint staff mark nilly what do you think about what milliourse i don’t know what exactly they discussed but i can assume that general zuluzhny gave general milli an assessment of how the counteroffensive is progressing and what the operational situation is, zuluzhny probably emphasized what ukraine needs in the coming months and general milli let it be known that he will continue to do everything possible so that the usa and other countries that support ukraine continue to provide their assistance . so, this was a conversation between two professional soldiers who treat each other with great respect to each other who discussed the current challenges. how do you assess the work of american and european combat vehicles on the battlefield in general? in particular, it is about the same second leopards. the leopard tank is an extremely good machine . well, commanders use tanks in battle, it is not surprising that some tanks were damaged in the first days, but i note how quickly the ukrainians were able to restore these tanks, remove them from th

terry, how did you judge that level of commitment from austin and from milly they both austin and milly are military guys. pretty resolute. it would be hard to, to read any disappointment because they're simply matter of fact guys. but i mean, if you're in a room with them, if you're these other defense ministers, you're going to step right up. so i think that they truly are encouraged by the, the ongoing support from other countries. and this is something that we hear constantly here in brussels. both on the european union side and here on the nato side, you don't see countries backing away from their commitment to ukraine. whether that's in training, which we heard a lot about in this press conference, particularly training on, on f sixteens. this is something that the ukrainians have asked for. i, we don't know exactly when planes might be arriving, nor even when this training is going to start. but i actually had a chance to ask the ukrainian defense minister myself when he came out of this contact group meeting. whether he was reassured and he talked about the training for his pilo

you're going to have an effing war, mark milly's fight to stop trump from striking iran. that very attention grabbing headline was one of a series of reports published around that time detailing how mark milly, how general milly the spent the last day of the trump presidency frantically trying to stop the president prom starting ayi waro keep himself in office. for several months milley had been engaged in an alarmed effort. the chairman secretly feared trump would insist on launching a strike on iranian interests and it could setoff a full-blown war. so general milley was worried president trump would use the pretext of a warul with iran to stay in power, which is i guess one way to doch it. now, that war obviously never came tono pass. instead trump pulled many other insane levers to stay in the white house, but this new yorker story washe a big deal. trump was apparently furious. the summer "the new yorker" article came out trump was so enraged by general milley that trump even released a statement. if i was going to do a coup one of the last people i would want to do

but i can assume that general zaluzhny gave general milli an assessment of how they are advancing. thatnue to provide their assistance. so it was a conversation between two professional soldiers who treat each other with great respect discussed the current challenges. how do you assess the overall performance of american and european combat vehicles on the battlefield? in particular, we are talking about the same second leopards. the leopard tank is an extremely good machine. in the battle, it is not surprising that some tanks were damaged in the first days, but i note how quickly the ukrainians were able to restore these tanks , to remove them from the battlefield so that they could be repaired, this is an important skill that ukraine has already demonstrated, so i think that we will see a lot more when the active phase of the counteroffensive begins, we will see a larger number of leopards and other tanks that will be introduced into battle, and then the advantage of the ukrainian troops thanks to modern tanks will become obvious, we understand that there may be several scenarios, yes

by denmark and the netherlands more than 20 pilots will pass the next generation, according to mark milli, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff of the united states, 6,000 ukrainian soldiers are participating in various training programs in 33 countries of the world, more about the results of the next rammstein, let's talk with our european correspondent bohdan tsyupan i'm in touch with the studio bohdane congratulations what do you think was the main result of the 13th meeting of the contact group on the defense of ukraine, maybe it's not very vividly, but i would say that already the 13th meeting once again confirmed and it is very important that even in the second year of this exhausting , bloody and expensive war for many of ukraine's allies, the support of western countries and not only western countries, more than 50 countries of the world are maintained in these countries, they further emphasize on the fact that they are ready to help ukraine as much as necessary and this is very, very important in this situation, when the war has reached the stage of exhaustion, perhaps the new t

was milly. let me see that, i'll show you an example. he said that i wanted to attack in amazing and have a big problem. they presented me. this is off the record, but they presented me this. this was him. this is the defense department in him. yeah. okay. so it's not amazing. there's totally winds my cation, except it is highly secretive for the us justice department charge trump, with $37.00 counts of mishandling top secret documents. the audio seems to count your troubles, claim. dozens of boxes found last year, his mar, logo estate, were just newspaper clippings. prosecutor say many of those documents were instead, highly classified. the recording may also prove the government's case. the trump did not declassified the material as he should have. well, in office for the military given to me. i think we can probably delay here as an identity less. yeah, no, i can't stand up with this for president trump is currently awaiting trial. he's pleaded not guilty to the charges. his trial is set for august, but prosecutors are pushing to have

diligent and understood with the chairman of the joint committee of the us chiefs of staff, marco milliching us on the air of the espresso tv channel, as well as on youtube, radio svoboda, and it is on this youtube that i offer you subscribe if you haven't done so yet. well, your likes and comments are also welcome . the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine, general valery zaluzhnyi, spoke about the situation at the front and with his american colleague and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff of the united states, mark milley. the ukrainian commander-in-chief told the ukrainian soldiers that managed to intercept the strategic initiative at the front and they are advancing on the front line about the conversation , zaluzhnyi wrote on social networks, he also said that the russian army, despite the efforts introduce resistance the counteroffensive suffers, quote, large losses in its own positions russian forces are trying to hold back by mining everything around general mark milli also spoke about the needs of the armed forces of ukraine in the counteroffensive, in particul

trump, was president, was milly. let me see that i show you an example. he said that i wanted to attack imagine this was they presented me. this is off the record, but they presented me this. this was him. this is the defense department and then. yeah. okay. so it's not amazing. there's totally winds my cation, except it is highly secretive. the us justice department charge trump with $37.00 counts of mishandling top secret documents. the audio seems to counter drugs, claim dozens of boxes found last year, his mara logo state word, just newspaper clippings. prosecutor say many of those documents were instead highly classified. the recording may also prove the government's case, the trunk did not declassified the material as he should have. well in office for the military given to me. i think we can probably see the present. i could the last yeah, no, i can see the last 4 president trump is currently awaiting trial. he's pleaded not guilty to the charges. his trial date is set for august, but prosecutors are pushing t

this law could have a great effect, and people and still, when they buy and sell , they even rent a millid there is uncertainty and fear that this document will not become normal, this is a problem for me. between the owner and the buyer, there is also between the lessor and the tenant, besides this plan, i think it is important to discuss that the plan that was proposed in the guardian council was a plan of 17 articles that was inspired by the will of the mother and after this recommendation of the supreme leader of the revolution i hope this project will be approved , he was referring to the instantization of transactions through documents officially, this is a point about the violations that are taking place in this area. due to the time-consuming nature of official documents, some people have started to register informal transactions. provide official documents for the people, speed up, make clear, increase the trust of the sector, create that these actions, in our opinion, are also in the sector of attracting private sector investment in the housing sector, attracting foreign investm

millie and the millie app are the us they were all against trump all of them. why? if he was a threat? >> because that neoliberal apparatus wanted retain its status and trump came in as a critic from the right wring. >> right. >> trashing immigrants. he was not trashing immigrants. you are targeting this i actual as a candidate i'm going strit in brother trump's country and tell the brother and sisters of all colors not the skwap goat most vulnerable confront powerful >> they all hate trump. >> they will hate you. they will hate you. >> oh , i welcome it. why that's good. >> i want to ask you. 83 i want to ask you about an open border. take it away from trump the border is open if you want to come in come in the liberals said than i are for than i like the open border. do you think an open border helped the ploy of african-american in cities san francisco. had itself helped their standard of living. why one is you first have to begin at the top. have you to look at the ways in which the business people and the property owners bring in cheap labor to keep wages low.

i'm a general mock millie, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said that your plan was making steady progress, but it would be a bottom 5 and come at a high cost. the united states secretary of defense lloyd austin, also met with the head of knighthood against shelton, the re offend plans for the block to strengthen its own defences. when we meet to the nate to ukraine and commission shortly, the main message, it will be that we need to sustain and step up our support for ukraine. after our meeting and our discussions here today and tomorrow, we will also prepare for the upcoming business summit where as the message will be about support ukraine, the but also the need to strengthen our on the attendance on the fence a well dw terry's w start. she'll try that, was it neither headquarters? earlier i asked to what stood out at the meeting of the crime defense contact for the us. leaders seemed upbeat about what they heard in the room. they mentioned new contributions, which is not nothing but countries are still continuing to come up with new packages of weapons for ukraine. and i also

in which trump expresses his frustrations with general mark milly, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. more from that reporting, quote, prosecutors sought any and all documents and materials related to mark mill lane iran including maps or invasion plans, sources say. the sources also say that prosecutors made clear to trump's attorneys after issuing the subpoena that they specifically wanted the iran document he talked about on tape. as well as any material referencing classified information. things like meeting notes, audio recordings or copy of document that may be in trump's possession. the subpoena and failure toind -- to find the document is to say that not all classified documents have been returned. late last year months after the mar-a-lago search, attorneys for donald trump found two classified documents in a storage unit in west palm beach. now the subpoena also underscores just how jack smith's team is intent on nailing down every aspect of the story around what could amount to smoking gun evidence given just how important the tape might be in any potential criminal

the milli media, us government underway, more than $400.00 classic vehicles, many dating back to the 19 sixty's of less left. but i see on a 1000 mile tour of italy, the journey takes on a special significance this year, traveling through regions badly hits by severe flooding. 5 day res ends at the weekend when the cause would turn to bishop. and that's it from me and the new stream coming up next. indeed, i mean use a job us band, a g will have that story and i've got office in berlin, x over the s b i c i a and most of us have been home for 20 years. the song of a k a tom lee, the most dangerous.

supporting ukraine, has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting keys for as long as it takes general mark. milly, chairman of the us, the joint chiefs of staff said that ukraine was making steady progress, but that the fight would be difficult. violent and costly. and nato secretary general against sultan burg, reaffirmed plans for the block to strengthen its own defenses. when we meet to the nate to ukraine and commission shortly, the main message, it will be that you need to sustain and step up our support for ukraine after our meeting and our discussion. so today and tomorrow we will also prepare for the upcoming business summit where as a message will be about support ukraine, the but also the need to strengthen our on the attendance on the fence, dw, corresponding terry schultz at nato headquarters talk just through some of the main points of the meeting or the us leaders seemed upbeat about what they heard in the room. they mentioned new contributions, which is not nothing but countries are still continuing to come up with new packages of weapons for ukraine. and i also ukrainian defense m

reaffirmed this commitment to supporting team for as long as it takes us submit a treat. chief mark. milly said that ukraine was making steady progress, but it would be a violent fight and come at a high cost. he praised the leadership scale and narrow of ukrainian forces, contrasting them with those of russia. at least 15 people have been killed in a traffic accidents in canada. as manitoba province, a semi traitor truck collided with a minivan. transporting elderly passengers. the crash is one of the deadliest in canada. in recent years, a us ground jury hasn't died. a national guardsman accused of leaking military secrets on a discords task group. the panel charged the low ranking airman with 6 kinds of wilful retention and transmission of classified information. the 21 year old faces up to 10 years in prison on each count in one of the most serious us security breaches in a decade. take you unofficial inquiry is find the former british prime minister bar, as johnson deliberately misled parliament by parties in his offices. during the pandemic locked in, a committee has been investigati

crime has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting your crime for as long as it takes the general mock millie, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff said to ukraine was making steady progress. but it would be a violent 5 and come at a high cost. you have said united states, the secretary of defense, lloyd austin. also i've met with the head of nathan, getting stuff in the re offend plans for the block to strengthen its own defenses. when we meet the need to ukraine and commission shortly, the main message, it will be that we need to sustain and step up our support for ukraine after our meeting and our discussion. so today and tomorrow we will also prepare for the upcoming convenience assignments, where as a message will be about support ukraine the but also the need to strengthen our on the attendance on the fence. will dw correspondent terry schultz was at night to headquarters. i asked to what stood out at the making of the crime defense contact . the us leaders seemed upbeat about what they heard in the room. they mentioned new contributions, which is not nothing but countries are still co

with greetings, i am at your service and all the dear viewers of the exhibition of the milli abad program in iran. it started last year after the establishment of a popular government in the scientific complex of technology and economics . under the title of iran's national abad program with the slogan of innovation for abadani, we designed headphones that use the capacities of the technological ecosystem , which includes creative and technological knowledge-based companies and all financial institutions that support the innovation and prosperity fund and research and technology funds for the underprivileged. it is decentralization and with the aim of increasing the popularization of the knowledge-based economy so that the people have a better sense of the economy of scientists and the extravagance and blessings of the economy. it was announced last year through the name of the end of march last month and we announced the call in 5 areas. in 5 areas of housing and infrastructure, rural development and agriculture, animal husbandry and fisheries, health, rehabilitation, soft and educationa

tight questions from the media and the 3rd and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark, milly, the secretary and the chairman will deliver opening remarks and then have time to take a few questions. please note that i will moderate those questions and call on journalist given are tight schedule and ask that you please limit your follow ups to give your colleagues a chance to ask their questions. and i appreciate your assistance with this. with that, i'll turn it over to secretary austin. thanks patrick. and good afternoon everyone . and thanks for being here. we just wrapped up our 13th meeting of the ukraine defense contact group. and it once again demonstrated the unity and the results that have characterized as group ever since our very 1st meeting, we continue to be inspired by the ukranian people. as i told the contact group today of the missile strikes that hit a residential building in pre very reminded us, all of the fence was suffering, but the, the people of ukraine having door but they remain and on it. and so do their leaders. we're fortunate to be joined yet again

has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting keys for as long as it takes us military chief mach. millie said that he was making a steady progress, but it would be a violent fight and come at a high cost. he pays the leadership skill and morale of ukrainian forces, entrusting them with those of rush. it of the south african presidents that will run the post is leading an african union based delegation heading for ukraine and russia. they've been welcomed by police president andre duda in warsaw laser. they'll go on to beat the ukrainian or russian leaders in cave and some petersburg . at least 15 people have been killed in a traffic accident in canada. as manitoba province. as a trailer truck collided with a mini van transporting elderly passengers, the crash is one of the deadliest in canada in recent years. are us grand jury has indicted a national guardsman accused of leaking military secrets on a discord, discord chat group. the panel charged the low ranking game and with 6 counts of will for attention and transmission of classified information. the 21 year old faces up to 10 years i

— you only have to think of the parents of milly dowler, whose her parents of milly dowler, whose newnk the terrible— there are terrible things. and i think the terrible thing or the wowed— think the terrible thing or the woneo ondnd— think the terrible thing or the worst thing of— think the terrible thing or the worst thing of all is that oeeowee— worst thing of all is that because you— worst thing of all is that because you can't imagine where dneee— because you can't imagine where oneee eoonee— because you can't imagine where these stories have— because you can't imagine where these stories have come from, you— these stories have come from, you doee— these stories have come from, you doee nned— these stories have come from, you lose trust and— these stories have come from, you lose trust and faith in onoee— you lose trust and faith in onoee onet— you lose trust and faith in those that you— you lose trust and faith in those that you hold closest. woo-e— those that you hold closest. dnnde whoo— those that you hold closest. that's what i— those that you hold closest. that's what i was

. >> defense secretary lloyd austin and the joint chiefs of staff general mark milly spoke to reporters after a meeting of the defense contract group in brussels. the top military leader said a counter offensive against russia continued.

. >> lied austin and mark miller -- millie spoke with reporters in brussels. the counteroffensive against russia continues. they detail ongoing u.s. and allied efforts to further train and equip ukrainian forces. there remarks are 20 minutes. >> good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen. thank you for being here today. it's my pleasure to introduce secretary of defense lloyds austin iii and chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, general mark milley. the secretary and the chairman will deliver opening remarks and then have time to take a few questions. please note that i will moderate those questions and call on journalists. given our tight schedule, i'd ask that you please limit your follow-ups to give your colleagues a chance to ask their questions and i appreciate your assistance with this. with that, i'll turn it over to secretary austin. sec. austin: thanks, patrick. good afternoon, everyone. and thanks for being here. we just wrapped up our 13th meeting of the ukraine defense contact group. and it once again demonstrated the unity and the resolve that have cha

. >> defense secretary lloyd austin and the joint chiefs of staff general mark milly spoke to reporters after a meeting of the defense contract group in brussels. the top military leader said a counter offensive against russia continued. they detailed ongoing efforts to further train and equip ukrainian forces. their remarks are 20 minute s. u please limit your follow-ups to give your colleagues a chance to ask their questions and i appreciate your assistance with this. with that, i'll turn it over to secretary austin. sec. austin: thanks, patrick. good afternoon, everyone. and thanks for being here. we just wrapped up our 13th meeting of the ukraine defense contact group. and it once again demonstrated the unity and the resolve that have characterized this group ever since our very first meeting. we continue to be inspired by the ukrainian people. as i told the contact group today, the missile strike that hit a residential building reminded us all of the senseless suffering that the people of ukraine have endured. but they remain undaunted. and so do their leaders. we are fortunate to

. >> started right at -- >> milli talking about -- no.y were trying to do that before you even were sworn in. that's right. trying to overthrow your -- >> milli. i'll show you an example. he said that i wanted to attack iran. isn't it amazing i have a big pile of papers. this just came up. yeah. this was him. they presented me this -- this is off the record, but they presented me this. this was him. this was the defense department and him. >> wow. >> we looked at this. this was him. this wasn't done by me. this was him. all sorts of stuff. pages long. let's see here -- >> yep. >> isn't that amazing? this totally wins my case, you know. except it is highly confidential, secret -- secret information. look at this. >> hillary would print that out all the time, you know. private email. >> send it to anthony wiener, pervert. by the way, isn't that incredible. >> yeah. >> we were talking about it. and he's -- he wanted to attack iran. >> you did. >> this was done by the military, given to me. i think we can probably -- >> we'll have to see. we'

they were subpoenaed earlier this year for any materials that referenced general mark millie.d over our interviews with authors or journalists where trump mentions mark millie but does not refer to any classified documents. it is important to remind people that during the discovery process, prosecutors have to have over everything they have collected, not just what is going to be potentially incriminating or used in trial. we know they have at least one other source providing them audio recordings that they have been evidence but our sources tell us that none of these additional interviews or recordings rise to the level of significance that the original bedminster meeting in july 2021, of course we broke that story in the indictment. >> that was terrific reporting. >> this does appear to be moving quickly. >> it was surprising how quickly they started the process. that suggested two things. the special counsel's office, they are only working on this case. they have another investigation. when it comes to prosecution, this is the only thing they have to focus on. it also sugge

president, why did you take classified documents concerning general milli? take classified document concerning general milli? can you talk about that please. mr. president, how did those get to bedminster, sir? mr. president, will you talk to us about the classified documents? how did those documents get to bedminster, sir? >> no answer, well, the tape, trump on tape talking about this is from 2021. it includes trump admitting there are limits to his ability to declassify material and that is as i indicated very crucial that undercuts his main defense is that at one point he said if i just think about it, they are declassified. kaitlin kai kaitlin polantz, what are you learning? >> reporter: this was a day of reaction. a day where there was a reaction from two of donald trump's attorneys, one jim trusty last night on cnn and another former attorney who was involved in the defense of this case, a man named tim parlatore. he just spoke to jake tapper. president trump was engaging at all with reporters, tim had quite a bit to say about his role. he also tried t

millie ann smith was born in 1850. i saw it all day and in thread to my mammy to put in the loom because they give us homespun clothes and you better keep them if you don't want to go naked. massa had an overseer and a black man driver called jacob green. and if and if a black man was hard to make to do the right thing, they ties them to a tree. but master george never whipped them too hard, just enough to make them behave. the slaves. what worked in the fields was woke up for lights with a horn and worked till dark. and then there was the stock to tend to and the cloth to weave. george wood was the only one who could read and write. and how he learned a little boy on the gin place to come up with him. and they goes off to the woods and he shows george how to read and write. massa never did find out about that till after freedom. we slip off and have prayer. but the allow the white folks to know it. and sometimes we hums religious songs like lo when we work in it was our way of praying to be free. but the white folks d

. >> lied austin and mark miller -- millie spoke with reporters in brussels.

millie ann smith was born in 1850. i saw it all day and in thread to my mammy to put in the loom because they give us homespun clothes and you better keep them if you don't want to go naked. massa had an overseer and a black man driver called jacob green. and if and if a black man was hard to make to do the right thing, they ties them to a tree. but master george never whipped them too hard, just enough to make them behave. the slaves. what worked in the fields was woke up for lights with a horn and worked till dark. and then there was the stock to tend to and the cloth to weave. george wood was the only one who could read and write. and how he learned a little boy on the gin place to come up with him. and they goes off to the woods and he shows george how to read and write. massa never did find out about that till after freedom. we slip off and have prayer. but the allow the white folks to know it. and sometimes we hums religious songs like lo when we work in it was our way of praying to be free. but the white folks d

trump: with millie -- let me see that, i will show you an example. he said i wanted to attack iran.t amazing? this was him. they presented me this. this was him. this was the defense department. isn't that amazing? this totally wins my case coming you know. except it is highly confidential, secret. reporter: the u.s. just -- justice department charged trump with counts of mishandling top-secret documents. the audio seems to counter trump's claim dozens of boxes found last year at his mar-a-lago estate were just newspaper clippings. prosecutors say many of those documents were instead highly classified. the recording may also prove the government's case that trump did not declassify the material as he should have while in office. mr. trump: this is done by the military, given to me. i think we can probably win. >> we will have to see. mr. trump: declassify it. as president, i could have declassified it. now i can't. reporter: former president trump is currently awaiting trial. he has pleaded not guilty to the charges. his trial is set for august, but prosecutors are pushing to have t