we know that error bleeders regard, mr. bite and as a week president, there are opportunities here. i think for europe and united king the step up, will they do it? i fear the answer has to be again and sadly. no. and what that does is it empowers this extreme list of mine, or do you guys is really taking control of the it's really government. it empowers them because our silence are hesitancy. are regretful. now such is of concern, do nothing but encourage these people who have no intention of trying to work towards a peaceful solution. when you look at people like smoke trades or bend where they want violence, they want escalation, they want the justification to carrier. what they see is there perhaps right just duty, their religious obligation, whatever their messianic impulses we buy or a silent, empower that bill. let me also ask you about the, the you ins role and all of this because we've heard from you and secretary general antonio gutierrez, he's urging these really government to stop its decision to speed up the construction of a legal settlements in the occupied westbank.

mr mode. why is it, why is this visit? why is it so important to america? i think the visit is vitally important for the bite and administrative sion and for america, because they see mr. moody and india as a full time stroll strategic bottle work against an expansionist and aggressive china in the asia and beyond. as moody, i know he's been praise at home for insisting on neutrality when it comes to russia's invasion of ukraine. i mean, we know washington does not like this at all. i'm wondering. will mister moody, will he tell the us congress tomorrow that cheap oil from russia may not have been worth it after all? no, i sincerely doubt that team of fest. how do that before the congress instead, he will talk about shared values. he's talking about democracy is talk about a sort of a growing relationship with the united states and how the us in india are bound together on a variety of issues and the like. he's going to simply gloss over this rather contentious matter. are you expecting anything from his speech to the us congress, to make headlines? is he going to change anything? or i really doubt that naul

to cover up the biting varies my bribery scandal. sort of chatted. mr. redact, the the fact that they are 17 voice recordings. 2 of those with the noun president, you chose to redirect that and not to give that to house oversight. is that i do have their voice recordings or not. what i will tell you with respect to the know the document was redacted to protect the source, as everyone knows well, then there's a lot of question of life. my time essentially wired. earlier we spoke to talk to host steve walberg, who believes that trump's indictment is in the limelight in order to cover up new allegations and the joe biden, corruption scandal. a good timing of the announcement of the indictment was about covering up the news that broke on the same day that you know, there were documents that existed in and phone records that existed phone calls that electrically have joe biden. and his son hunter talking to arisen officials about getting the prosecutor in the ukraine at the time. fired. and allegedly they got paid $5000000.00 a piece for doing that. so that

after we had this welcome ceremony just a few minutes ago now the president a bite and present of tonight's states and from mr. marty will go and well talk in private and try to work on a few issues and a few topics they want to talk about. this is going to be followed then by a press conference. and this is the news behind the news because we were all expecting a co were many, many in journalists or journalist from india that mr. marty would not agree to a press conference at 2 questions from joe list because he normally doesn't take once. however, there will be press conference with the president biden, and pragmatist, i'm already den missed of already will address the joint congress mean senators and representatives of the house will be altogether. and you will address congress at around 4 pm local time in the late afternoon. and after that, it is a all out state dinner for p. m ody to honor him. and in the big event here at the white house, they build a tent in the on the on the long. but normally the marine won, the helicopter would transport the president to air into air force base lance and, and takes

mr. jones thank to try to get a headache. this news bites, resigning and quite dramatic fashion. cooling the whole process of trying to re quote and which funds perhaps equities of donald trump's behavior there as well. but so it really has been quite extraordinary. the response with this is had and of course in as a result of this, mr. johnson has will subtract a dentist grateful outlaw from ally that was also sitting on the committee as well . and try to dry came into this as well, accusing him of having attended another electorate legal gathering at the houses of parliament as well. so quite a dramatic response to this and be implications to mister johnson, a quite serious indeed, certainly with respect to his political career. yeah, and i'm going to ask you about that because when bars johnson resigned, who said he was leaving the house for the short term, that's led to a lot of speculation about what he's going to do next. but given the nature of that report, as you're talking about selling your desire to be effectively draw a line unde

mr. borel's father, the monster that putin created with wagner is now biting him, says the head of europeanmacy and adds a quote. it is very worrying that such a nuclear state as russia can become so unstable. well, let's now continue to listen to borel's zebra in direct speech. i believe that now more than ever before it is important to continue supporting ukraine because the events of this weekend show that the war against ukraine undermines the power of russia and undermines its political system. and, of course, we carefully monitor everything that is happening, but now is the best time to continue supporting ukraine and that is exactly what we will do. well, in this case, putin has really created a monster. now this monster is biting him . later, during his career, which has lasted for more than 20 years, he has created a lot of monsters. now i just want these all the monsters were biting him bit by bit and boring him by bit, vasyl well , it seems like yesterday we were talking about what putin allowed wagner to open his offices to hire i wanted to say hire mercenaries even allowed to t

and she asked me tell you in relate to the bite mr.havez chavez she has a right to fully own and run her business that she sacrificed for and she need your help in protecting that american dream. those policies run contrary to that. if these policies are enacted specific to clear policies she fears her business will be shut down and she will cede her operational control to the federal government. we all understand exactly what seating is this to the federal government means. i would like to know so i can tell her why does it seem so often that the administration's adversarial in particular policies that cast entrepreneurs aside. >> congressman thank you so much for that question. i think you can tell her that from me my family also under franchisee business. my parents went from my dad's flipping than ever grant. he exchanged coins at a casino when that was still a job to do. my mom worked temporary jobs. my parents own a franchisee business doing just as you described it help them to move from insecurity to security. it was the reason

in order to get a bite of bread, and those on foot against those whose money rises from the oar, as the famous saying goes, for a society that is out of balance, this was nothing. let mr. ruhollah see and not close his eyes 1957 revolutionary council, and the same shantytowns, wolves, and the fourth fire, i was the same barefoot and oppressed, and i was suffering, and seyyed khomeini's religion was that after the victory , forget the old comrades, this meaning is no longer practical in this day. that they are a group of those above and it realizes all the problems that you want in a great way, the parks and the good things and the tar of tehran, this is not possible, this islamic region has a fair region , it is not correct that you should think for yourself that this is not a class difference, hello he wants to make me a holiday . give him money an additional message was taken out of the production cycle, taken out of the first year, twenty years later, come back in 25 years, the capital cartoon series, several paths of production and employment , went out, went out, raised the price for use in the production of the economic factory of the heart, after years of teach

in order to get a bite of bread, or ten against those whose money goes out of balance, as the famous saying goes, the story of a society that is out of balance, was not something that mr. ruhollah see and face without eyes show me the entire revolutionary council of 1957 and i had set fire to the same tin houses and flowers and the fourth time, i was the same barefoot and oppressed, who was so hard and the amount of khomeini's catch that i forgot my old comrades after the victory, this meaning is practical in this day. it's not that they are a bunch of people up there and can find all the things you want to read easily. parks and good things are very interesting in tehran. this is not possible. this islamic region has a fair region. isn't it correct that you have to think for yourself ? that this class difference wants to serve the external economy the deprived and the oppressed , this separation from the positive economic results is very rare in the spiritual world. economic should support the deprived, this view should be reduced on all the components of the economic system, i.e. on the laws and regulations of the activities of these areas, a process that if better

mr osborne weakened the nhs. he disputes this saying they improved the country's ability to respond to the pandemic. hundred biting —— hunter biden. hunter biden is expected to agree to drug treatment and monitoring, the terms of the agreement are likely to keep him out ofjail. that has infuriated republicans. here's how speaker kevin mccarthy. if you are the presidents leading political opponent and they try to put you in prison. if the presidents line, you get a sweetheart deal. speak to a washington reporter with the political newsletter. the devey with us and we heard some reaction, bring us up—to—date on how this is going down in the us. bring us up-to-date on how this is going down in the us.— going down in the us. there's certainly a _ going down in the us. there's certainly a lot _ going down in the us. there's certainly a lot of— going down in the us. there's certainly a lot of reaction - going down in the us. there's certainly a lot of reaction like | going down in the us. there's i certainly a lot of reaction like the words that came to be met kevin mccarthy said. their argument is basically, this is a

bite of bread. ok and on foot against those who as the famous saying goes, money goes up from the oar. for the society that is out of balance, this was not something that mrhollah could see and show face to face without eyes. the revolutionary council of 57 and the same shantytowns and wolves and the fourth one were set on fire, the same barefoot. being the oppressed, which was the hardship and consumption rate of seyyed khomeini, who forgot the old subsidy after the victory, this meaning is no longer practical in this day and age, that they are a group of those above and will find all the flaws that you read with interest and goodness. ha and sat weather of tehran, this is not possible. this islamic region has a fair region, not a correct one you have to think for yourself that this class difference , hello, you want to adjust it. if everyone wears clothes, you don't have anything to do. a message of excess profit is taken out of the production cycle . it can be seen. come back in another package, the second year of 5 years. production and employment are taken out to be used in the production of the factory, the administration of economy and production,

the picture of how a frog bites, let's call it a viper, in russia they are trying to paint it with other colors, pretending that the situation is supposedly under control, mr. igor, well, in your opinion, what is the main cause of this conflict and actually what it can lead to, well, look , i have not yet said that there is already power there in sundays and so on. he voices, let's say, those things that many russians do not speak like that, but he plays the standard game, this is the king, the good boyars , respectively, well, bad, he says, what does he mean , bad, shoigu, bad, gerasimov, kadyrov, it is possible, bad, akhmatov, everything is bad, and so on, there are too many to list that they are all visible, of course, the vc in agro is doing well and we have the results, all the others do not, although, well, again, it is absolutely stupid , because it took 11 months to take the city and not take it, but simply declare it there when you were like, everyone closed their eyes and said, well, okay, no, that's why it's absolutely not the result, that's why he's just playing into this situation, they thus channel the moods that exist, that is, they can't do

mr. putin should've paid more attention to hillary clinton who once said you can't keep snakes in your backyard and expect them only to bite your neighbors. back home who is up and who is down? there is no sign of the liberal parties political advanced slowing, they think they are up. the conservative government thinks -- stubborn inflation. most people reckon they are down. north of the border there is chaos in the ranks of the scottish national party over the finances, the nation is split over independents, maybe that is neither up nor down? well, in the next 60 minutes we will work out who is right and who is wrong? i'll speak to the first minister of scotland and leader of the and battled snp. the government here in west minister i'll be joined by the chief secretary to the treasury john glenn. and for later the shadow leveling up secretary lisa mandy, after that extraordinary 24 hours and russia, we're gonna work out what it means for the conflict in ukraine with the former head of the british army general lord bannock. and we will have expert analysis on all of british intelligence christopher steele and in grand, we

interesting because i want to play this sound bite from gerald nadler mainly because it's kind of pre positives truss and i want your response on the other side. watch. >> mr. durham never found what he was looking for, he cannot dispute a single conclusion in the mueller report. he cannot prove a magnificent deep state conspiracy and cannot say that the fbi investigation into the trump's campaign many ties to russia never should have happened. >> trace: i say pre positives truss because it's dishonest he knows crossfire hurricane was bogus. >> ranking member nadler unfortunately started this year off saying we were imagining a border crisis. so you take these things with a grain of salt. here you have a 300 page report that if you read it outlines very clearly how biassed the fbi leadership was. all the things laid out succinctly the guardrails that were not followed, the protocols ignored, the inability to corroborate evidence or interview key witnesses. he talks about this very clearly. and if ranking member nadler had read the report he would have seen those things, too. >> trace: yeah. i want to bring this up because before adam schiff was rebuked tod

mr. president, why didn't you take classified documents? >> now, that refusal to answer might be familiar to you if you were watching his attorney, jim tr trusty, on this show last night. >> i'm not going to biteand try the case in the media. i'm not going to address the document. >> trusty refused to discuss quite a lot, like whether the former president took any sensitive military documents, what evidence they may have that the documents in question were ever declassified, or how it got to his club in bedminster, new jersey, in the first place. but he did keep going back to this point. >> the president, under the presidential records act, has unfettered authority to do what he wants with documents that he's taken from the white house while president. >> while president. that phrase. now, keep in mind that donald trump wasn't president in july of 2021. that's when our sources say he was recorded discussing a classified document that was in his position. and in fact, that was more than a month after the national archives reached out to him to tell him that he had documents that needed to be returned. on the question of the larger claim that trusty was making, that as president, donald trump ha

writes that in pursuit of an agreement, the biting team was willing to give republicans a victory after victory on political talking points which they realized mr. maccarthy needed to sell the building's conference. in the end, the deal included deep spending cuts, huge clawbacks of unspent covid money and work requirements for recipients of federal aid. but in the details of the text and decide deals that accompany it, the biting team wanted to win on substance with one large exception, 20 billion dollar cut in enforcement funding for the irs. the way administration officials see it is spending cuts are nothing worse than they would have expect in regular appropriations bills passed by divided congress. they agreed to structure the bill $1.5 trillion over a decade in the eyes of nonpartisan congressional budget office. side deals including accounting tricks, white house officials estimate the actual cuts could total as little as 136 billion dollars over the next two years of spending caps that are central to the agreement. about 10 more minutes of phone calls and comments on the opening topic this morning, should the u.s. spend more or less on

writes that in pursuit of an agreement, the biting team was willing to give republicans a victory after victory on political talking points which they realized mr. maccarthy needed to sell the building's conference. in the end, the deal included deep spending cuts, huge clawbacks of unspent covid money and work requirements for recipients of federal aid. but in the details of the text and decide deals that accompany it, the biting team wanted to win on substance with one large exception, 20 billion dollar cut in enforcement funding for the irs. the way administration officials see it is spending cuts are nothing worse than they would have expect in regular appropriations bills passed by divided congress. they agreed to structure the bill $1.5 trillion over a decade in the eyes of nonpartisan congressional budget office. side deals including accounting tricks, white house officials estimate the actual cuts could total as little as 136 billion dollars over the next two years of spending caps that are central to the agreement. about 10 more minutes of phone calls and comments on the opening topic this morning, should the u.s. spend more or less on

bite us in the pituitary. >> it's good to see a former new yorker on the panel. we appreciate that. you're right, though. >> i don't know if you know, mrrenshaw. peter king's father was the sergeant when my dad was a rookie who trained him in the academy. so -- >> i trained your father lapid or than he trained me. thank you for that. you're absolutely right. it seems like ancient history, but it was also ancient history on september 10th 2001, back in 1993, that was in the past. we saw what happened. i'm not trying to sound the alarm. we have to be alert, you know it was taken by the nypd, they've stopped 19 different attacks against new york. it's been cut back substantially. but it still happens. and i think there are a number of other threats. sometimes as a people, we focus on what's in the newspapers, what's in the media today, what members of congress are talking about today. and we forget the past. we forget the past, we'll be forced to relive it. thank you for your service, and the floor is open. >> thank you. remember at heart, you're a new yorker. >> one of the things that you talked about was the need for us to retain talent

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