with their next crucial match just hours away, molly hunter spoke with megan rapinoe in new zealand. >> she's going for gold and scores! >> reporter: megan rapinoe will never be happy sitting on the bench. >> you cry in your shower and then you come out to training and you bust ass and you have fun and you make the best of it. >> reporter: now 38, no longer a starter, but that competitive fire still burning >> every single game from here on out is that pressure moment, and like that's the best part of being at the world cup. >> reporter: i caught up with rapinoe as she and her teammates prepared for their high-stakes match against portugal >> what is 2023 rapinoe? what is this right here what are we getting? >> i don't know, much of the same. you know, anytime i get on the field i feel like i still am always just a threat to create something. so -- >> the other teams clearly feel that. >> yeah, they don't like it when i'm lining up to sub >> reporter: rapinoe has said this world cup, her fourth, will also be her last >> thrashes it into the back of the net! >> reporter: but she certa

nbc's molly hunter has all the action from auckland, new zealand. >> reporter: this late night partyough to move the u.s. on to the knockout round. not exactly, though, the game they wanted. take a look. >> tt's going to do it. wow is all we can say. >> reporter: u.s. hopes of advancing to the next round saved by an inch, in the 61st minute, racing off the bench, megan rapinoe tries to come to her team's rescue. injecting energy into a u.s. team in need of a jolt. still 0-0 and a heart-stopping 90th minute, co-captain alex morgan with a shot at goal, seconds later, portugal hitting the post. both sides battling to the end, sending in subs with just two minutes to go. >> lavelle, nice run. >> reporter: through much of the match, midfielder rose lavelle leading the offensive charge, again and again, but the u.s. not finding the net. the 28-year-old midfielder starting for the first time this tournament after recovering from an injury earlier this spring. getting handed her second yellow card in as many matches, which means she is out for the next one. >> disappointed in myself to pick

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nbc's molly hunter is following the reaction. molly?g way to go out of this tournament ever, certainly not the way the u.s. fans or the u.s. he wanted to end this bid for that repeat. you can see this sitting behind, me you see the security final people coming out, all those u.s. fans. there were lots of u.s. fans in the stadium tonight, got out very quickly, a lot of very joyous swedish fans. we had a chance to catch up with megan rapinoe immediately after that game. of course, she missed one of the piquÉ's. take a quick listen to what she had to say. >> i don't think there are -- it doesn't matter who dominated, i felt like we controlled the game -- at the end of the day, it didn't go in the back of the net. so yeah, it sucks. >> now the game really came down to that final penalty kick. the swedish player took the shot, listen there, the u.s. goalie appeared to save it. upon review, there were very few -- tense few seconds on the field, upon review the ball did go all the way across the line. that counts as a goal. first 90 minutes, t

joining me now, foreign correspondent molly hunter, who is live in australia. molly, what went wrong? >> hey,, katie minutes ago we spent a lot of the city. you can see fans trickling behind me. it was a heartbreaker. of course we're in the knockout round. this is the round of 16. someone has to win. this means that after 90 minutes of a scoreless, very hard-fought battle, the u.s. is dominating those first two halves. and went to two halves of extra time, 15 minutes. then it went to -- they went to 17 penalty kicks. sweden 154. that was the full score. that last goal was -- they appeared to save that ball. there was a pause on the field. very nervous fans on both sides. there was a ton of american fans inside that stadium. on review, the rough decided that that ball, realize that that ball went fully over the line. it counted as a goal. now the u.s. really had a kind of fire tonight that we had not seen against the portugal can. there was a lot of criticism because their last group match. they showed up to play bag and rapinoe came roaring off the bench in the

nbc's molly hunter was at the game in mediaustralia.hat a finish. >> reporter: >> reporter: i ran out of the stadium and fans streaming out of the stadium excited swedish fans and disappointed american fans and a lot of american fans in the stadium but the u.s. lost in penalty kicks to sweden 5-4. the final goal we have focused on the u.s. goalie appeared to save that as the swedish shot looked to be -- a pause on the field. there was a review and the referee realized upon the review the ball crossed the line counting as a goal a tough match. they knew it was going to be a tough match. really a match that the u.s. dominated most of that 90-minute regulation play. 0-0 at the end of that megan rapinoe's goal came off the bench and she missed her penalty kick it will be her final world cup game and sweden moves on to the quarterfinals where they will play japan next week >> boy, i said they lost by an inch you look at that video review. i think it was less than an inch on that line certainly, the team, the american people had its chances i

. >> reporter: i am molly hunter, we are back in auckland, new zealand, in eden park stadium again.s is where the u.s. will face portugal in their third and final group match. the stakes are high, but we had a chance to talk to megan rapinoe about her final world cup and this team and how badly she wants to win, on "nightly news bid" >> see that full story tonight on "nightly news" at 6:30. >> we will have our 11:00 newscast and we will wait 20 minutes and watch the match. >> jessica joins us now. >>> protecting street vendors in the southbay, with mounting concerns over recent attacks in the bay and across the country, how san jose is stepping up to make sure vendors know their rights. >>> the high-profile murder case of tech executive, bob lee. what police officers in san francisco found, revealed in court. >>> quite the stir over the weekend, the x has been removed from the former twitter headquarters. we've been following the story and were outside hq today, but does x still mark the spot? >>> good evening and thanks for being with us. it is unprovoked and happening across the c

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homes in the back to you. >> thank, you molly hunter, for that.g msnbc. our second hour starts right now. r second hour starts right now. hi, everybody. good to see you. i'm yasmin vossoughian. if you are just joining us, welcome. if you are sticking with us, we are super thankful for that. trump on notice. a judge giving his legal team a monday deadline to respond after what sure sounds like a threat from the former president. quote, if you go after me, i'm coming after you. in a moment it speaks, congressman glenn ivey. in member of the judiciary committee any former president himself about that, as well as a letter that he

i'll send it back to you. >> molly hunter, thank you into that is going to do it for me today.0 in the east. from the beginning he was way out front. on the existential threat to our democracy, and the criminal investigation into donald trump's attempt to overturn his defeat in georgia. that is despite warnings from republican officials that, quote, someone could get shot. and now it comes down this this, any day really any hour that sprawling year's long criminal investigation by fani willis could come to a head with yet another indictment of the disgraced twice impeached and thrice indicted ex-president. what expects are watching right now, trump could get indicted wi

end of a historic world cup career for one of the biggest names in all of women's sports nbc's molly hunter has the very latest from melbourne, australia tonight. >> wow >> reporter: it was a devastating way to go out. marking the end of their run for an historic three-peat and the end of an era >> i can't quite locate all the feelings yet. >> reporter: megan rapinoe closing out her fourth and final world cup. >> obviously i've known this moment has been coming at some point. obviously it's disappointing to be out this early. >> reporter: after 90 minutes of regulation time, two extra 15-minute halves, a scoreless game a tense and quiet stadium. it all came down to penalty kicks. >> rapinoe puts it over the bar >> reporter: rapinoe unbelievably missing her shot >> off the post. >> reporter: but she wasn't alone >> on the final team from goalie christina nayer, the ball appears to go in >> is it fair? did it go in if you look again she blocks it, then a second touch to clear it but on review using goal technology, it was determined that the whole ball crossed the line >> wow sweden wins. >>

absolutely free on youtube, it is called ukraine mother war and it is a production of nbcnews author molly hunterhe made a film about five ukrainian women who are completely different are reacting and experiencing this great war of ours, and i will remind you that you can watch this tape on youtube, it is interesting enough, and there is also one of the episodes of the culinary show in which they talk about the veselka restaurant in new york , where ukrainian cuisine is served, unfortunately we can't watch the episode because ah this episode is out . and in general, this show is aired on the hall resource, which is not yet available to ukraine. were in favor of cancellations for a long time in the united states, but it turned out that both were acquitted and now hollywood is biting its hat. these actors say that you know hollywood, since you refused us, we will not cooperate with you now, well, it is primarily about johnny depp well, i will say that on netflix - very soon a documentary film will be released about the legal process between him and his already ex -wife embergert, this film will be

absolutely free on youtube, it's called ukraine mother war and it's a production of nbcnews author molly huntera tape about five-year-olds who react and experience this great war of ours in completely different ways, eh, i will remind you that you can watch this tape on youtube, it is quite interesting, and there is also one of the episodes of the cooking show in which they talk about veselka restaurant in new york is where ukrainian cuisine is served, unfortunately we can't watch this episode because a------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- and i will say enough, there are interesting processes now taking place with various famous actors who were for cancellation for a long time in the united states, but it turned out that both were acquitted and now hollywood is biting its lip . these actors say that you know hollywood, because you gave up on us, we now let's not to cooperate with you, well, it is primarily about johnny depp well, i will say that on netflix in a very soon there will be a documentary film about the trial bet

>> reporter: molly hunter,bc nt.stay right there more news on the way more news oy >>> the calm after the storm tropical storm hilary bringing record rainfall along with destructive wind and landslides. people across the southwest are picking up the pieces. >>> donald trump tells followers when he'll turn himself in to author

team usa is out of the world cup in a matter of millimeters whatever the team told our molly hunter after the match >>> surf's up. a tournament that will leave your tail wagging. check out the world surfing pup championships. "early today" starts right now >> and good evening. i'm steven romo. >> glad you're with us i'm frances rivera in alaska four navy ships were responded to a dozen chinese and russian military vessels this is the latest close call between the u.s., chinese and russian mill tears abc's aaron gilchrest starts us off. >> reporter: it is called an incursion and happened here near the aleutian islands of alaska 11 military ships from russia and china patrolling the waters according to a statement from both alaska senators adding four american navy destroyers were sent to shadow t them until thty left the arerea. what is the u.s. signaling to russia and china by putting destroyers in the water near their exercises >> well, i think it was, again, an attempt to countersignal that we are aware of their presence and have military power in the region >> reporter: the patrol neve

because joe biden was going out of his way to make it clear that he was -- that he knew what hunter was doing. molly: one of the most interesting aspects of this was that hunter biden was serving on the board of t ukrainian board burisma and archer said intimidation because of this we know that president biden was on this, when he was vice-president, and ultimately the shokin, the prosecutor was fired and looking in for corruption. and now is archer's testimony shedding light on those comments? >> joe biden admitted with pride, admitted, bragged about his role in firing and having the ukrainian prosecutor fired and the archer testimony only adds further evidence to the degree to which joe biden would sometimes get on the phone or publicly weigh in on make it clear that he was connected with his son. molly: meanwhile, hunter biden almost, almost walks out of court with a sweet, no jail plea deal that would have, could have protected him from some further prosecution. president trump appeared thursday facing another indictment. republicans say there's a double standard. the g.o.p. is fighting to level

but first, nbc's molly hunter is in auckland, new zealand in the stadium during the match wow, molly >>> what a nail biter. i was in the stadium these people were in the stadium. it was heart stopping and they made it through. it may not have been the exactly the score board we wanted, but wow is all we can say. are we excited, guys >> that's going to do it wow is all we can say. >> reporter: u.s. hopes of advancing to the next round saved by an inch in the 61st minute, racing off the bench, megan rapinoe tries to come to her team's rescue, injecting energy into a u.s. team in need of a jolt. still 0-0 and a heart-stopping 90th minute. cocaptain alex morgan with a shot at goal, seconds later portugal hitting the post. both sides battling to the end, sending in subs with just two minutes to go. >> lavelle, nice run >> through much of the match, rose lavelle leading the offensive charge again and again. but the u.s. not finding the net. the 28-year-old mid fielder stas tournament after recovering from an injury earlier this spring, getting handed her second yellow card in as many match

molly hunter joins us now to break this down. utors. >> reporter: there are a loft of different bodies involved. what we're waiting for right now in the evening over here in europe, the spanish fa is meeting. what we're waiting right now for is the spanish fa is meeting and we're waiting for some kind of outcome or decision from them and a government-linked body, they're also meeting, and of course over the weekend fifa the governing body suspended rubielas for 90 days. banned him from talking to jennie hermoso. what we know about the prosecution and about what they doing, they've opened pre-trial inquiries into the kiss, they announced today, quote, they believe the facts may constitute an offense of sexual harassment, what happens next, jennie her moso has 14 days to formalize the complaint and calls for him to resign not only mounting but getting louder and louder globally. >> talk about the support she's receiving. how are other men's and women's team across the word responding. >> reporter: not just in spain where i am of cou

nbc news foreign correspondent molly hunter caught up with some fans of host country australia to talker word cup semifinal was something else. but the england team was just the better team. right off the top in the 62nd minute, a smashing goal, england got two more that third goal. not enough time for australia to come back. i spoke with some australian fans after, about the impact this team has had on this country. take a listen. >> i went to one of their games when i was 4 years old and i was so amazed by them. >> what do you think, what kind of message does it send to you guys? >> even if you don't win you've made it this far. and keep trying. >> even if you give up or like even if you stop trying you shouldn't give up and keep going all the time. >> the matildas have changed this country. a group of young boys said they have never ever cheered for a women's national team. it's a seismic shift. you heard from those little girls they want to be many matildas, longtime fans of the matildas. the england was the better team. their first-ever final. what's exciting about this world cup,

molly hunter is in new zealand and she has the highlights from that nail biter. >> reporter: this late night party shouldn't fool you. the u.s. fans are not happy with this 0-0 result. a tie is good enough to move on. not exactly though the game they wanted. take a look. >> that's going to do it. wow is all we can say. >> in the 61st minute, she tries to come to her team's rescue, injecting energy into a u.s. team in need of a jolt. still 0-0 and a heart stopping 90th minute. co-captain alex morgan with a shot at gold. seconds later, portugal hitting the post. both sides battle to the end sending in subs with two just two minutes to go. through much of the match, rose leading the offensive charge. again. and again. but the u.s. not finding the net. the 28-year-old midfielder starting for the first time this tournament after recovering from an injury earlier this spring, getting handed her second yellow card in as many matches, which means she's out for the next one. >> disciplined myself to not pick up the yellow and not help the team next game. >> the u.s. has started the same 11 play

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. >> thank, you molly hunter, for that. we have got a lot more coming, out folks. you are watching msnbc. our second hour starts right now. r second hour starts right now. hi, everybody. good to see you. i'm yasmin vossoughian. if you are just joining us, welcome. if you are sticking with us, we are super thankful for that. trump on notice. a judge giving his legal team a monday deadline to respond after what sure sounds like a threat from the former president. quote, if you go after me, i'm coming after you. in a moment it speaks, congressman glenn ivey. in member of the judiciary committee any former president himself about that, as well as a letter that he signed on to calling for cameras in the courtroom. when trump goes to trial. plus, he didn't come out in force the throne predicted. supporters were at his arraignment. they were not alone. >> we are here in washington d.c., trump is about to be indicted for the third time this year. how do you feel about that? >> i don't feel very good about that. >> the good liar will join later this hour to share their expe

joining us is molly hunter. take it away. >> reporter: this late-night party should not fool you.out round. not what they wanted, though. take a look. the u.s. hopes of moving on to the next round saved by an inch, and rapinoe injecting energy into a u.s. team with a jolt. seconds later, portugal hitting the post. both sides battling to the end and sending in subs with just two minutes to go. through much of the match, the midfielder leading the charge again and again. the u.s. not finding the net. the 28-year-old midfielder starting for the first time in tournament after recovering from an injury earlier this spring, getting handed her second yellow card in as many matches which means for the next game she's out. tonight veterans were setting the pace. >> going out there i know i am confident in my game, and my teammates can look at me and know i am going to bring something and give everything. >> in another game this morning, the netherlands landing a 7-0 final score and securing the top seed of the group, and the u.s. team looking disappointed in the postgame huddle. the diehar

molly hunter followed the team and filed this report from melbourne. >> what a heartbreak.orld cup finish for this women's team in the history of the world cup. we were in the stadium for the entire game. 90 minutes, the u.s. was playing so well then those two 15-minute extra halves, still scoreless then it went to penalty kicks and right after the game, you can see the shock on the u.s. goalkeeper, on her face. you saw megan go right over and hug her. the final score, 5-4. it came down to the final swedish kick. upon review, everyone was very nervous in the stands, on review, the whole ball did go across the line. that is the rule. but we had a chance to speak with her right after the game. >> i feel so proud of everything this team has done and everything we've done on the field and off the field. just to see where this game is. even just this tournament is such a testament to the progress that this team and so many others around the world have been able to make. i feel like we've been such a huge part of that. i feel likethat. i feel like the game is in a great place and

molly hunter is in melbourne, australia. >> reporter: what a heartbreak, just a devastating way to gof the world cup. we're in the stadium for the entire game. 90 minutes the u.s. was playing so well. it went to penalty kicks. right after the game you could see the shock on the u.s. goalkeeper there. megan rapinoe went over to hug her. the final score was 5-4, it all came down to the final swedish kick. we were watching, so excited. alyssa appeared to save it, then on review, the whole ball did go across the line, that's the rule. we had a chance to speak with megan rapinoe right after the game. take a listen. >> i feel proud of everything this team has done. to see where this game is, this tournament, is a testament of the progress that this team and so many other teams around the world have been able to make and i feel like we've been such a huge part of that. so, i feel the game is in a great place. >> reporter: now this sport is different not just in the u.s. but globally because of megan rapinoe, her fourth and final world cup. actually julie ertz talked about how they rent these

. >> molly hunter, thank you and that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." follow us online on facebook and on twitter at mitchell reports. thank you for being with us. "chris jansing reports" starts right now. >>> good day. i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. is today the day? the grand jury is meeting today as we wait for that decision on a possible new indictment from jack smith. one donald trump himself says he believes it's coming. we got the latest from the courthouse. >>> plus, 20 dead, thousands more evacuated, and more than half a million people impacted by some of the worst flooding to hit china in decades. the capital, beijing, among the cities hardest hit. >>> back here, it is so hot out west that the desert is literally burning. the biggest fire of the year tearing across the mojave, while heat indexes in the triple digits roast the deep south. we'll tell you what's next from this wild weather coming up. >>> and a new poll shows that half of all democratic voters don't want president biden to be the nominee for 2024. w

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molly hunter is in sydney for us. molly, good morning. >> reporter: craig, good morning. the ma tillas have changed this country. kicking off this morning, it's the story of this world cup, the home team daring to dream big. it's absolute matilda mania. australia facing off against england in a matchup that's gotten worldwide attention. the host country has only won the women's world cup once, the 1999 u.s. team that united the nation. england was just too good. australia equalizing in the 60th minute. less than ten minutes later, england ahead again with a goal slicing through two australian defenders. england sealing their win with a third goal in the 85th minute. but the spirit here ignited by the matildas here, nationwide. >> even if you don't win, at least you made it this far and you keep trying. >> reporter: there has been a seismic shift for the first time in this sports loving nation -- wanted, and they are already looking ahead to the next one. >> it's the start for many more years to come, and they are going to come back stronger and better. >> reporter: so awe

match was decided on penalty kicks and a ball that broke the goal line by a single millimeter molly hunteras more on that. hi, molly. good morning >> reporter: savannah, good morning to you what a heartbreak. what a devastating way to go out. this is the worst finish for the u.s. women's team in history inside that stadiu you can see the shock on the face of the u.s. goalkeeper. this was not the tournament that they wanted. >> wow >> reporter: for the u.s. women, it was a gut wrenching end to a hard fought tournament. a final act to an extraordinary era. >> i'm so proud of everything that thiam done and everything we have done on the field and everything we have done off the field i feel like the game is a great place. >> reporter: to the legendary megan rapinoe subbing in to finish her fourth and final world cup. after 90 minutes of regulation time against sweden and an extra 30 minutes, still 0-0. a tense stadium packed with both sweden and american fans watching as it all came down to penalty kicks. >> rapinoe puts it over -- >> reporter: rapinoe unbelievably missing her shot. >> there

. >> molly hunter, thank you into that is going to do it for me today. "deadline: white house" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> hi there, everyone. it is 4:00 in the east. from the beginning he was way out front. on the existential threat to our democracy, and the criminal investigation into donald trump's attempt to overturn his defeat in georgia. that is despite warnings from republican officials that, quote, someone could get shot. and now it comes down this this, any day really any hour that sprawling year's long criminal investigation by fani willis could come to a head with yet another indictment of the disgraced twice impeached and thrice indicted ex-president. what expects are watching right now, trump could get indicted with more than a dozen of his closest allies. that is according to some news accounts. an it this come though thafternoon. the grand jury had heard from half of ten witnesses expected to testify in this case at this stage. among those witnesses, former georgia state representative bee wen. present for the 2020 hearing where rudy giuliani

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hunter biden to do something about shokin because it was causing them problems. again, yeah. >> laura: i'm just saying, you took the words out of my mouth. mollie is not a coincidence. what talent, in your reporting, does hunter biden have in finance? >> mollie: all the drama in the trump administration, they were a global business involving real estate and media was so curious. here the biden family business, not a single tangible thing they offer other than changes to u.s. policy and there was change in u.s. policy advantageous to burisma, paying the vice president's son money for this access. there was moscow wife that was giving money to the bidens, she is not on the sanction list. this is what was offered, but nothing tangible or realistically paid hunter biden for other than access to joe biden. >> laura: miranda, hunter was selling the illusion that his father would step in and help. we're supposed to believe he cheated his clients and hooj conglomerates and financiers are writing checks for nothing? if so, did hunter biden declare gift on his tax return? that is subject to gift tax. i don't believe he did. >> spin coming out of democrat

the hunters that rule both molly and for keen and fast so warrants that they would regard the use of force against these air self proclaimed rulers as a declaration of war against themselves. it follows the economic community of west african states or eco, was announcing sanctions against the share. it says it will use force if president mohammed by zoom is not reinstated within one week. the military governments in molly and burkina faso seem to be aligning themselves with the qu, leaders in the chair. i asked correspondent elisa shakuma in neighboring nigeria for his assessment a well sarah, a does a put so the situation name west africa, into a tricky one. it's clearly now and sticks high between eco s, the economic committees, the west african states who gave the agent that said when they all, it's amazing, which is already competing for the 2nd day now. and uh well, uh, the june. so let me log off. uh molly, i'm booking at 5 so you might wanna add domain names that makes that this declaration made by both countries. uh, it gives any actual by categories. those names raises the x

the hunters that rule, both molly and for keen, a facile warned feel that they would regard the use of force against new share self proclaimed rulers as a declaration of war against themselves. that follows the economic community of west african states or echo was announcing sanctions against the cher. it's as simple use force if president mohammed by zoom is not reinstated within one week of the military regimes in molly and for keen a fast. so seemed to be aligning themselves with the crew leaders in these areas. we've just heard there. i asked for our corresponding elisa shakuma, a more about that he was in nigeria. sarah a does uh, puts this situation in west africa into a tricky one. uh is clearly now and states high between echo as the economic companies, the west african states who gave agent that said when they all, it's amazing, which is already competing for the 2nd day now. and uh well, uh, the june, let me log off. uh molly, um, but cannot press uh, you might wanna add the meetings that makes that this declaration made by both countries. uh, it gives any action by categorie

the military hunters, the rule. both molly and burkina faso made the joint statement after the army seized control in new jersey last week. the economic community of western africa, of west african states, or eco boston or what the now so sanctions against new sharon said it will use force if the military doesn't reinstate president mohammed, but assume within a week. so it appears the military resumes in body and bertina paso are aligning themselves with a qu, leaders in the chair. i asked our correspondent elisa should cooper in neighboring nigeria for his assessment? well, terry, just saying that the stakes have just turned higher in the region of west africa, particularly we just have to mention the joint statement from both the june salad. molly, i'm booking out fast, so saying that the any acts of aggression all supposed to be use. indeed, every st. jude say, i guess it was 190 j. what would declare the motion of who gave them themselves then? so again, the phone issue we have for the countries i'm going through with jun

the military hunters, the rule, both molly and burkina faso made the joint statement after the army seize control in the chair. last week. the economic community of west african states were equal was as announced, sanctions against the chair and says it will use force if the military doesn't reinstate. president will have a the zoom within one week or more. and this was spring in our correspondent elisa shakuma. she's in lagos and neighboring nigeria, elisa, the military, james and molly and bertina paso seem to be aligning themselves with the qu, leaders in the chair. what do you make of that? well savvy, just saying that the stakes have just turned higher in the region of west africa, particularly just as you mentioned, i did join statesman from birth date in june salad. molly, i'm booking out fast. so saying that the any acts of aggression or forced to be use indeed every st. jude say, i guess it was $190.00 j would declare the motion of who gave them themselves. don't forget the phone issue. we have for the countries on how many treatment june tests, everybody seems like it's pointing

the military hunters that rule, both molly and bertina fast so means a joint statement after the army seized control. and these are last week the economic community of western african state tor echo us has announced sanctions against the share and says that it will use force if the military does not reinstate president mohammed by zoom within one week. its corresponded elisa shakuma. it joins us now from lake goes and neighboring nigeria. so you know, we're hearing that molly and burkina faso seemed to be aligning themselves with the qu, leaders, and these, they're, what are we to make of that? well sarah, it does uh put so the situation in west africa into a tricky one. it's claudine malin sticks high between echo as the economic. i committed the west african states who gave gigi and that's when they all, it's amazing, which is already competing for the 2nd day now. and uh, well, uh, the june. so let me log off. uh, molly, i'm booking at 5. so you might wanna add the meetings that makes that this declaration made by both countries. uh, it gives any action by echo, as those things are

♪ molly: president biden spending his weekend in delaware following a big week on capitol hill. former business associate of hunteriden, devon archer, shedding new light on the timeline of the then-vice president's involvement in the controversial ukrainian energy company burisma. welcome to "fox news live," i'm molly line. good to be with you, and you, griff. griff: hour two, here we go. i'm griff jenkins. this as hunter biden's defense team works on hashing out a new plea deal on tax and gun charges. lucas tomlinson kicks it off for us. >> reporter: devon archer, hunter biden's former business partner, friend and fellow board member on burisma, testified to congress that that company would have gone out of business if it was not for the help of then-vice president joe biden. now, in the last hour you had congressmen from both sides of the aisle who see this matter very differently. >> there's no question that that joe biden is helping his son's business, including getting a prosecutor fired to help his son's business. >> there's been no evidence whatsoever that joe biden is in any way implicated in the mistakes

however, it proceeds with new shares, neighbors, burkina, faso, and molly, both ruled by military regimes backing the hunter. they say any military intervention in these air will be seen as an active gore worn out and joined by i'll be able to, well d as an analyst to studies the so hill region of advocates good to have you with this, i want to talk about eco was announcing this summit for this coming thursday to discuss the crisis in new j. or is there a consensus among equal wants members on launching military intervention know their, their peers not to be otherwise. beyond the questions of readiness, cassidy, they're most likely would have been an introduction of this task. uh some. this is when the deadline for the hunter expired. i think it's clear about their subdivision within echo aust, i'm the reality is that a new job has now joined the other 3 suspended members across so out of a block of 15 countries, there are only 11 countries right now that are um that are full members so, you know, there's no, there's no clear consensus in terms of the use of force. it's only really nigeria that has been the

however, it proceeds with new shares, neighbors, burkina, faso, and molly, both ruled by military regimes backing the hunter. they say any military intervention in these air will be seen as the impact of gore that's bringing christopher with the data. he's a associate editor for world politics with you in the call center gold. now it cause will hold a summit now on thursday to discuss the 2 in these. yeah. what can we expect from that meeting as well? uh essentially what that meeting is going to do is offer uh, i know the offer up to the new jerry and when to that's now in place. essentially echo us and by extension nigerian really because nigeria being the largest economy, it's the most populous country. echo us, it's the hedge a more and as well has been to drive out of the response to the cool attempt. so this is nigeria trying to, you know, a 5, but we out to the region itself really because nigeria, as i said, cable terry force for the against the cool that for example, actually know who spoke up against the aides and the, the meeting that was had last week that was caused by him in which the threat of

challenges, however, it proceeds with new shares, neighbors, burkina, faso, and molly, both ruled by military regimes backing the hunter. or they say any military intervention in these air will be seen as an active board. i spoke earlier with the older welding. she's an expert on africa's, so hel region, i asked her if there's consensus among eco wass countries on using military force against new shares. qu, leaders know their, their peers and not to be otherwise beyond the questions of readiness and passes either, most likely would have been an introduction this past sunday is when the deadline for the hunter expired. i think it's clear about their subdivision within echo aust, i'm the reality is that a new job has now joined the other 3 suspended members across so out of a block of 15 countries, there are only 11 countries right now that are um that are full members so you know, there's new, there's no clear consensus in terms of the use of force. it's only really nigeria that has been the most um the loudest and the most vocal about pushing for a military expansion. and let me just ask you about the credibility of e

after wildfire destroyed the town of love hina, and molly new year's new military rulers have ordered frances in vassar to leave. by sunday, the hunter said the expulsion order had been given. as the envoys refused to engage with coolly, france has rejected the demand saying it doesn't recognize the military governments of the word. a television leader alexander, look a shank, go says wagner, group mercenaries will stay in his country following the presumed death of their leader. you haven't any precaution with in a plain crack. like a shadow says up to 10000 troops are still in belt as they move there after wagner is failed. uprising against russian military leaders with india and i'll do with them just this is the protest are growing over japan's release of treated nuclear waste water into the pacific ocean on thursday, the operator of the damage for cassim, a power plant, began pumping water used to cool the spent nuclear rocks, the u. when's nuclear watchdog says it does not pose a threat. but environmental activists and neighboring countries disagree. and industry and uncharted waters. price is at this, japanese fish market have

molly: all right. for more on the potential legal fallout from the special counsel appointment and how it might affect the hunteronal attorney smith joining us now. thank you so much for giving us a little bit of your time on a saturday. this ongoing probe, there's kind of a new era, a new part of it now that we've seen this appointment of special counsel although the same prosecutor that nearly got hunter biden that plea deal that fell apart. this could take quite a while. here's comer from the oversight committee kind of talking about their concerns. the move by attorney general garland is part of the justice department's efforts to attempt ad biden family cover-up in light of the oversight committee's mounting evidence of president joe biden's role in his family's scheme selling the brand for millions of dollars to foreign nationals. your thoughts on that, a cover-up, a stall tactic. >> well, let's put this into some perspective, molly. let's go back to the 19900s where ken starr was appointed the special counsel to investigate bill clinton and all of his various issues. keep in mind that ken starr was appoin

molly, un officials of a mazing military authorities in mom. it depends the exit of $12500.00 troops before the end of the year. that's all for the ruling hunter. also, you enter the accusing it of failing to end and security. the region has seen a series of cruises including a new ship looking to fall. so and molly bottle has sold the health of russia's walk in a group for the search and attacks by um, groups linked i so, and i'll kind of, well, let's get more on this. i correspondent christmas new me is joining us live from the united nations. so what more can you tell us about the secretary general's report question? yes, well the secretary general, i wrote this report for the security council to give them an update on the drive down procedure and he paints a picture of the very complicated process there. it was never going to be easy to withdraw all $12500.00 troops and all of their military equipment from the country by the end of the year, which is the deadline that was set by the security council. but it has been made even more complicated by the crew in the share because new share is a transit hub. a lot of the equipment and the troops

mollie says, the documentary evidence that has been assembled by james comer and other members ever the house is extraordinary, page after page of evidence, testimony, and bank records putting joe biden, not hunteroe at the center of an influence peddling scheme. this is beyond damning what has been revealed. >> laura: now, mollie, it's also news today that the special counsel, we find out, seven months ago obtained a search warrant for trump's twitter account. prosecutors received permission from the judge to not tell mr. trump for months that it obtained the warrant for his account. >> the prosecutors feared if mre warrant it would seriously jeopardize the ongoing investigation by giving him an opportunity to destroy evidence, change patterns of behavior or notify confederates. mollie, your response here? why should would he be surprised? >> you shouldn't be surprised because we actually had many years of examples of the government getting records from social media companies as part of their war on political opponents related to the januarr things. so it's not surprising. what is kind of surprising is that twitter actually fought this. they did not -- they viewed it as a violation of their own

not even trying to the protect hunter who was more a bagman and at the same time doing everything to put, to hurt president trump's campaign. molly: before we run out of time. on that issue prosecutors specifically in the january 6th case against the former president have said they want to set a trial date for january 2nd. now, the iowa caucuses are slated to be january 15th. so your thoughts. >> well, the timing on this is not coincidental, right? every time archer, for instance, comes in and says, oh, yeah, we talked to joe with 20 plus times on business, the following day there was another frivolous indictment. the timing on this -- the he almost has stated if you listen to jack smith's statements, he's stated he wants this for political purposes. he, you know, the truth does come out at times x that's what's being done here. speedy trial to, because the number one goal here, a, is to keep joe and hunter out of jail, but also to destroy to the best of their ability the campaign of donald trump who's going to be their opponent. that's crazy. that's not america. molly: congressman dan meuser, thank you so much for giving us your