mr. mark, we have to take a very short break right now. we will be back in just a few moments. mm. mm hm. ah ah. ah ah the me a welcome back to where the board with and the more senior research fellow at the center for china and globalization, mr. mall before the break we were talking about these different ontological to social approaches between china and the west. and it also has, you know, very practical implications. i think many countries and, but especially very attuned to live, you know, poverty living standards, you know, providers have taking the prosperity that they had over the last couple of tickets for granted. now that these changes start toms, they're seeing in the supermarket. do you think how, how it was get afford to maintain this, you know, god believe the only dispenser of common good. i think the world that we're facing in that you know, we. busy all bands that us from other western countries, moralizing seders, what we see replacing idea in virtue now are freedom and democracy. and this is the how ever i think we are in new territory now. because so seen the s

but mr. mark, i, there are a lot of analyst, even here in russia who said just that indirectly these calls may be beneficial to china. because while the americans keep talking their talk, the ability to actually address what they see as china's problem is now curtailed, significant discount? do you agree with that? well, i can certainly see why some people would say that. but i think that one thing we should bear in mind too, is china's rhetoric. and i will say behavior has been consistent over decades, and that alignment is arouse the central idea. the peaceful development really has to be the goal. and poor larry to that is that this whole war block type thinking us versus them, the good guys versus the bad guys is really counter productive for everybody. of course, it's not in china's interest to pursue a new cold war or some sort of destructive competition with other countries around the world. i would say that even for the united states, that it would be much better served if it did not have

commentators charlie dent, bakari sellers, alice stewart, along with cnn senior political analyst mr. mark preston. okay. let's just slow it down a little bit because we had a lot going on in the beginning. the race tightened up in pennsylvania. then i just want to make sure i get that projection that we have. the key race alert, so to speak. projection, idaho republican primary for governor brad little, the incumbent is projected to win over janice mcgee. she's the lieutenant governor. now i want to bring in these guys to discuss everything that is happening. you've got pennsylvania now, which is where you're from. less than 1,000 votes or about 1,000 votes that separate plk kormic and dr. oz. what the heck is going on will? >> we knew this was going to be a tight race between oz and mccormick. and certainly barnette was surging but they tamped her down pretty well over the last few days. so i'm not at all surprised by this. it's interesting that none of the candidates who ran for the senate, there were seven republican candidates i believe for senate in pennsylvania, not one has ever hel

be weaponized, and i think this lots of legitimacy really will have not a quest if but well, now, mr. mark, speaking about the nature of money as you point out in many of your articles, money be due on the rubble or diller. just at the end of the day, pieces of paper or bits in the, in the digital database, there ultimately means of accounting and what matters most of the terms of the exchange and whether there is terms will or will not be changed midway as often happens to the us dollar now as you on rises in common and do you think china will be able to resist the temptation of abusing its newly found influence? well, that's a very good question. i think there's 2 ways to answer this. so, what it is that we can understand, global currency, regimes or empires, is following a life cycle. what humans have a life cycle in ready? dally? oh, the hedge fund investor, the founder bridgewater very large spokes hedge fund right extensively about this. but if you look at the history of the dutch field for the british pound of us dollar, you see a period of rise and decline. and this will happen ind

touch with us, then we will speak with him in russian now. so that not only we understand, but also mr. marko some russian resources, maybe they well, at least one person will change his mind that the ukrainians attacked the russians and understand that it was the russians who attacked the ukrainians hello mr. fedyn ochen it's nice to see you how are such people free as they say in various anecdotes, it's always nice your broadcasts and those of other oppositionists, who are definitely not in russia, as a rule, are there, but this kind of thing happens , or is it an illusion, it is not an illusion that ukrainians are increasing their chances of a russian victory every day. and what is up putin's sleeve? сейчас может российская власть, in order to prevent the transition to a contour offensive on the battlefield , in order to prevent the escape from sanctions, etc. how, how , many people are talking about it now. well, it’s not all decreasing, but nevertheless , it’s not something that everyone is discussing. in certain circumstances, we must play our role in relation to the introduction to uk

it's now mr. mark, speaking about the nature of money as you point out in many of your articles, money be yawn the rubble or diller. just at the end of the day, pieces of paper or bits in the, in the digital database. there ultimately means of accounting and what matters the most of the terms of the exchange and whether there is terms will or will not be changed. mean way as often happens to the us dollar. now as you on rises in permanent, do you think china will be able to resist the temptation of abusing it's a newly found influence? well, that's a very good question. i think there's 2 ways to answer this. so, what is that we can understand global currency, regimes or empires is following a life cycle. what humans have a life cycle ready? galileo, the hedge fund investor, the founder bridgewater very large spokes hedge fund right extensively about this, that if you look at the history of the dutch field for the british pound of us dollar, you see a period of rise and decline. and this will happen ind

have mark feigin, so far there is no fran kava, russian politician, public figure, we welcome you, mr. markfrom russia, who promoted the russian russian idea with russian narratives, directly campaigned there for the russian flight, the projects of individual politicians, and now even they, after realizing that russian peace will not come to kyiv very quickly well, very quickly they changed their political preferences and switched to the good side of ukraine. how should we treat such people ? i am asking the peasants for such a transformation. yes , hello, aydr. all the same, eh, i don’t imagine myself with a ukrainian citizen, it’s all the same, such a delicate ethical question when it comes to ukraine itself and journalists who work in ukraine itself. for money, this is the type of this spanish character, the family name of the series, uh, that's it. even outside, there are even discussions there, only the harshest methods of reaction. as for the journalists who worked, for example, on medvedchuk's channel, for example, uh, there are some, there, zig newsone, i don't remember which ones.

i want to as to mr. mark room isn't church as forward and states friends and list must understand. turkey does not discuss and bargain it's sold on a day. it's national security and nation of interest with other countries being made to member and supporting the process of natal does not mean church. she ignores it's summer on the national sector you long enough to attempt to take over. twitter is continuing to make waves. this week . investors suit the millionaire and the platform itself over alleged corporate law violations during the acquisition process of a lawsuit focuses on, alleged wrongful conduct by musk, while attempting to buy the company. he is accused of manipulating the stock price to drive down the cost of acquiring the social network. last month mosque offered to buy the company for $44000000000.00. the lawsuit also says that he took a financial advantage of the delay disclosure of his stake in the company when it exceeded 5 percent. an earlier warning could have pushed up the share price by de

some areas of low cloud, mr mark elsewhere.ion england, milderfurther west, ten for belfast, the liverpool 12 degrees, for cardi. tomorrow, high pressure trying to hold firm, these frontal systems will be grazing in from the atlantic, introducing a bit more cloud for a time. there will be some rain pushing up towards shetland by the afternoon, but elsewhere, early miss denmark tending to clear, lingering for some of these western coast. we will see some spells of sunshine, but some patchy cloud as well. small trans ratio, especially in north wales, northern england and southern scotland put up a little bit covid on the seacoast, bells were, how of 18 to 20 degrees. area of high pressure set to retreat into monday, this next frontal system will be a more active affair. some heavy and persistent rain across parts of northern ireland, parts of western scotland, not as much into eastern scotland, not as much into eastern scotland, much of england and will stay dry and where we hold onto some sunshine, through central and eastern pa

mr and fact largely clear across the uk. mrand mark fact largely clear across the uk. isles and may be central scotland. other than that, mostly sunny from the word go. temperatures between 9—11. saturday morning, largely bright and sunny across england and wales. northern ireland and western scotland will cloud over with some rain. apm, the best of the weather across england and wales, with temperatures around 21, just the chance of a shower, an outside chance. most of the cloud in northern ireland, south—western and western scotland, outbreaks of rain as well. although the north will have sunny spells, maybe aberdeenshire getting some sunshine, and around 70 degrees. through the afternoon, progressively wetter in the western isles. further south, it stays dry in england and wales. one sunday, a weather front blushing north—western parts of the uk, the south and the south—east under the influence of high pressure sitting around holland and germany. and some warmth, so temperatures will rise only a bit on sunday across the south and south—east. north—western and south—

mark, your question for tj hudson? >> mr.son, i have heard you talk about how you would like a paper receipt for voters to be able to bring home after they vote, but that is not possible or allowed in georgia, because that would enable people to prove who they voted for and potentially get paid for their vote. why are you not concerned about the potential for bribery with having people bring home paper ballots? >> i would like to thank the atlanta press club for having me. the reason we switched from the system we have is because georgia voters wanted some to -- something to take home, a receipt. i think we should give the voters what they are asking for. that was the main purpose of changing the system. our old system was outdated and we wanted something to take home, a receipt. give the voters what they want. a receipt to take home. >> thank you. haley, you get the final question of this round. >> i want to pose the same question to you as i did your -- -- as i did to secretary raffensperger. your campaign, one of the top p

mr. trump marking his first big endorsement loss of the year.was a hotly contested race within two gop congressmen, after the state lost the seat in congress david mckinly who lost he also voted for the infrastructure package which has been one of president biden's biggest victories. >>> former president trump is no longer in contentive court in new york he does need to pay $110,000 fine by next friday. if he does not, he'll keep racking up a daily penalty of $10,000. that's the rule today from a judge. about two weeks ago, that same judge held the ex-president in contempt for failing to turn over documents to attorney general letitia james the fines were piling up they insist he did not have any documents the attorney general wants. today the judge froze the daily fines and agree to list the order if mr. trump meets certain conditions, that includes paying the $110,000 and providing sworn statements of how the trump organization handles and destroys records >>> a settlement reach from surf side collapse, a family rec receiving nearly $1 billion

mr. president, we are here with us, the border guard gives him a sign for our help under a question mark mr. president, we have reached 500. the occupiers are intensifying repression in mariupol . they are keeping 3,000 mariupol citizens with an active pro-ukrainian position in the filtration prison in olenivka in donetsk region. city ​​mayor petro andryushchenko, according to him, the enemy is also looking for ato veterans, they are being taken to occupied donetsk for isolation. in his opinion, due to the harsh repression of the invaders, it is unlikely that a resistance movement will be organized in the city, as, for example, in kherson, also according to the president of mariupol television, mykola lysychenko an epidemiological disaster is brewing in the city due to the fact that the occupiers decided to turn on the water without proper technical training, the problem is that most of the pipes are broken, so the water flows everywhere on the streets and on the streets, as we remember , there are a lot of natural and buried civilians, and this water is washing people's bodies out of the

we have a picture of the one both he and the chancellor were fined for, a gathering to mark mr.on's birthday in june of 2020. the report also includes these images. the prime minister said turning up at events like this was an important part of his job. >> i attended such gatherings to thank them for their service, which i believe is one of the essential duties of leadership. reporter: he insisted he changed his team and how they work, and he wanted to take out of governing. >> i am confident with the changes and new structures that are now in place, that we are humbled by the experience, and we have learned our lesson. reporter: the liberal party himself along with his deputy repeated that boris johnson must resign. >> it is time to pack his bags. only then can the government function again. only then can the rot lee carved out. only then can we restore the dignity of that great office, and the democracy that it represents. reporter: other party leaders also focused on the prime minister's character. >> truthfulness. honesty. transparency, did not enter. it is just not part of

this batch comes from his former defense secretary, mr. mark, shoot missiles into mexico to destroy the drug labs, end quote. "the new york times'" maggie haberman reports this exchange taken from esper's new book which was vetted by the pentagon and reviewed by four-star generals for accuracy. nbc news has reached out to the ex-president's team for comment. quote, they don't have control of their own country, mr. esper recounts mr. trump saying. when esper raised various objections, mr. trump said we could, quote, just shoot some patriot missiles and take out the labs quietly, adding that no one would know it was us. trump said he would just say that the united states had not conducted this strike, esper recounts, writing that he would have thought it was a joke had he not been staring mr. trump in the face. we're back with retired four-star general barry mccaffrey, who served as drug czar during the clinton administration. general mccaffrey, what is wrong with sending missiles that we deny sending into mexico? >> well, you know, i think it's

mr. did. mark: another problem was a situation in vietnam. in many of the conversations, with this all important topic. this was no conversation this one comes from may 27, 64. and lbj is on the phone this national security advisor. monday and this is at a point where lbj is trying to keep vietnam off the agenda and of the front pages but as well aware major decisions are looming before him few months on the road. >> the more i think and getting into another. [inaudible]. that one can never get out of it. and i believe that the chinese communist come into it and i don't think that we can drive 10000 miles away from home in that area. [inaudible]. and don't think it's worth ripping apart i don't think that we can get out. [inaudible]. it is an awful mess. [inaudible]. what is it for three and what is it worth to this country. [inaudible]. we have a treaty everybody else has a treaty out there. and of course you start and they tissue right into your own kitchen. [inaudible]. and that is trouble the suffer the world if anything comes apart on it

mr. mark gibson director of development and spectrum policy regulatory officer of the ongoing alliance senior director telecommunications policy national urban league and at this time theld chair will recognize each witness to five minutes to revive an opening statement you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you and with the distinguish members of the subcommittee for the then to caesar not necessarily those of my clients did you that they share and then with additionalal spectrum for those uses and they fear their responsibilities thank you to the committee for their commitment with that spectrum management with those preference for sharing and for congressman get three to introduce this legislation to be complex. and then to have continued us leadership and to spur economic growth while ensuring the agency has the spectrum to meet their mission. and with that codification act to ensure that and tia can manage the country spectrum with those spectrum management efforts with those entit

host: mr. mark cancian?uest: there is no reason we should not do both, that is to defend our interest in europe and secure our southern border. the military is not the tool to secure the southern border. we have sent troops there periodically, there is still some national guard down there. border patrol should be there, enforcement. using military for law enforcement is generally a bad idea. the national guard does have those powers and we can do that, but they are not trained in all of the use of force law enforcement are trained in. on the border, typically they are not allowed to deal with any illegal immigrants. that provide some support. we need to secure that in a long-term permanent way with institutions and tools designed for that and not military assets to a job they are not designed for. host:. . rachel in texas, independent line. caller: everyone is claiming if trump was in office this would not happen in ukraine. i watched when a truck asked the president of ukraine to get dirt on hunter biden an

mr. mark gibson, director business development and spectrum policy, regulatory officer of the on go alliance. and dr. alisa valentin. senior director of technology and telecommunications policy national urban league. at this time, the chair would recognize each witness for five minutes to provide an opening statement. ms. gomez, you are recognized for five minutes. >> thank you. chairwoman, ranking members, and distinguished members of the subcommittee. for the opportunity to beer -- to appear for you today. lie back on working for the fcc and my experience in the private sector, renewed spectrum challenges. but my testimony reflect my own views, and are not necessarily those of my clients. the path that we share in managing our nations airways can be daunting. given the stakeholders had interests as there are continuing needs like additional spectrum for new and innovative uses. it is important -- responsibilities. i therefore want to thank the committee for its bipartisan attention and commi

marked? here is a wonderful hunting ground, mr.eral, to hunt here after the war, what will the russian do on the right of the flanks. you should organize a pre-trial detention center. there, the appearance of an offensive can cover this section of the river with a massive air strike, our planes will constantly patrol over that party with bombs. so there will be no certainty that the installation was destroyed from them and we have only one possibility. there is a great depth of courage, in the same place the installation is equipped with an explosive device. it must be discovered and neutralized, and only a diver can do this. go jump. went elmash where did it happen? urgently scratch the entire square. help me play. sorry, hold on. now you understand the advantage of glider landing. and if you saw how it is better to land, circus, circus, i love this kind of circus, it would not be easier to go down by parachute, while you parachute and loot. assholes correspond to the names, sorry support comrade general first on the wire wait 21

mark a. milley. >> mr.dent, madam vice president, distinguished guests, fellow americans and most importantly, old start families. it is an honor to join you all in solemn remembrance and reflection on this 154th observance of moral day for the over one million americans who have given the last full measure of devotion in service to our country. beginning with the founding of our nation, more than 42 million americans have worn the cloth of our country. from the content in concord to yorktown, from manassas to appomattox, normandy and iwo jima, muzzle -- mosul. these places are forever etched in our national vocabulary and in our collective memory. the story of the sacrifices made is the story of our nation, the story of our value. behind every fallen soldier, sailor, airman, marine, is a family whose sacrifice beats in the heart of every american. on this day, reflect on the parents who grow up without the comfort of their child, of the children who grow up without a parent, for the families of our fallen.

ladies, general mark a millie. >> mr., madam vice president, secretaries, distinguished guests, fellow americans, and most importantly goldstar families, welcome to all. it is an honor to join you all in solemn remembrance and reflection on this 150 fourth observance of memorial day. for the over one million americans who have given their last full measure of devotion in service to our country. beginning with the founding of our nation more than 42 million americans have worn the cloth of our country. lexington and concord, york town , manassas and appomattox. he would you -- iwo jima, mosul, these places are forever etched in our national vocabulary and in our collect memory. the story of the sacrifices made is the story of our nation. the story of our values. behind every fallen soldier, sailor, airman, marine, a family, a family whose sacrifice beats in the heart of every american. on this day, reflect on the parents who grow up without the comfort of their child. of the children who grow up without a parent. for the f

mr. green. >> reporter: the officer involved, mark mcnamara, a four- year veteran, is on paid administrative leave while the attorney's office investigates the case. mr. green's promising football career is on hold while he recuperates. in san jose, len ramirez. kpix 5. >>> major crackdown in san francisco. one suspect now behind bars charged with at least eight felonies in cases where criminals profited from the city's smash and grab crimes. the suspect suspected front of the fencing operation. police arrested the shop? owner's husband. the investigation targeted suspects who broke into cars and popular tourist spots like golden gate park and the palace of fine arts. hundreds of laptops, cell phones and other high-end electronics. investigators used undercover surveillance and cards. >> we leave valuable merchandise, electronics and other high-end retail goods in the car. we wait for someone to break into it. the primary goal -- i want to be very clear. never to arrest the people breaking into those cars. we let the police take the lead on those kinds of investigations. and we prosecute the cases

and there was criticism the this in many ways legitimized the hunters rule in me and mark, is that what friend mr. holmes? i was actually trying to do. yes, sadly. and it is difficult for her to sign to give listen to the military who didn't die in my, in math. because her couldn't sign has dissolve the of which and patty, hey said jane opposition leaders has a i'll get a fake elections without the party patient of the at each. and this is exactly what the ability hunter should not knew, but couldn't st. cannot terror ability? who die not to do things that he has done himself in cambodia already. which breaks the question is can border being sincere in trying to resolve the me and mark rises as chair of awesome? i think he just a solidarity among dictators will have to leave a bear sam ramsey, exile the opposition leader of the cambodian national rescue party. thank you so much, sir. thank you for coming in and talk to us. ah, next for something we all struggle with deadlines are generally hated but necessary part of life. mid week as we assess how much we have been able to complete and how much

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an autopsy confirmed mr santos died of asphyxiation. mark lobel reports.ng incident that has incensed brazilians, already furious at police brutality. translation: this is the moment when the black movement - is organising itself to respond to the massacre and genocide that is taking place. calls for justice for the asphyxiated 38—year—old, who died after being forced into a police car. translation: no-one is going to defend our lives, _ no matter where we are, whether in parliament or the social movement! we are black people, at risk! death is at our heels! the family of genivaldo de jesus santos say he was on his motorbike in a northeastern brazilian city on wednesday when police asked him to lift a shirt, but he got nervous when officers found his prescription medication for schizophrenia. he was then forced into a police car boot, where a gas grenade was set off. this image, recorded at the time, shows two officers holding down the boot the man was in as thick smoke billowed from the car. translation: | asked| and begged the police, "for the love of go

mr. green. >> reporter: the officer involved, mark mcnamara frame, is on administrative leave while the district attorney's office continues to investigate the case. his promising football career is on hold while he recuperates. in san jose, len ramirez. kpix 5. >> police say the weapon recovered was an illegal ghost gun. in just the past two hours, the city of san jose voted unanimously to outlaw them. weapons -- nearly impossible to track. they have no serial numbers. >>> the city of alameda is the latest bay area city tube provided designated group of residents with a monthly cash payment that they can spend on anything, like in oakland and south san francisco. a similar program, the alameda city council will take it up next week. >>> the next big thing in affordable housing could be really small. these living pods now house a total of 14 people. under a single roof in palo alto. the creator says the inspiration came from sleeping in a bunk bed. a small house with 20 people. >> i was determined to make something better that could accommodate people who were willing to give up space, but in a

an autopsy confirmed mr santos died of asphyxiation. mark lobel reports.ng incident that has incensed resilience, already furious at police brutality. translation: , , ., translation: this is the moment when the black— translation: this is the moment when the black movement - translation: this is the moment when the black movement is - when the black movement is organising itself to respond to the massacre and genocide that is taking place. i calls for justice for the asphyxiation 38—year—old, who died after being forced into a police car. translation:— being forced into a police car. translation: ., ., , ., ., translation: no-one is going to defend our last _ translation: no-one is going to defend our last no _ translation: no-one is going to defend our last no matter - translation: no-one is going to defend our last no matter where l defend our last no matter where we are, whether in parliament or the social movement! we are black people, at risk, death is at alkyl the family of genivaldo dejesus santos say he was on his motorbike in a northeastern brazi

mr. speaker. next month marks five years since a horrific fire tower which killed 72 people. my constituency as many tall buildings. in 2019 the prime minister rightly told this house where the inquiry recommends government responsibly or fire safety we won't legislate accordingly. but try to last with the government dropped the inquiry recommendation that personal evacuation plans should be in place at disabled residents claiming basic safety would be too expensive. they said this showed cuts in cost is more poor than the value of human life. so will the prime minister urgently reversed this deeply inhumane decision and not break another promise to this house? >> mr. speaker, let's be clear, if there is an issue with fire safety in a building an extra steps should be taken and remediation should be made. and when it comes to self evacuation the home office has launched a new consultation to support the fire safety of residents who are unable to self evacuate. but it's just further representations to make on that i am very happy to get a meeting with the minister. >> mr. spea

mr. speaker, next month marks five years since the fire that killed 72 people.y constituency has many buildings. similar to that. in 2019, the prime minister rightly told the house where the government recommends response ability for fire safety we will legislate accordingly. but they dropped the recommendation personal evacuation plans, claiming basic safety would be too expensive and that cutting costs is more important than the value of human life. will the prime minister reverse the deeply inhumane decision at not breaking a promise to this house? >> mr. speaker, if there's an issue with fire safety in the building, then extra steps should be taken and remediation should be made. when it comes to self evacuation, the home office launched a new consultation to support fire safety of residents who are unable to self evacuate, but with further representation on that point, i would be happy she gets the meeting with the minister in duluth. >> mr. speaker, i'm not a cynical sort, but i was slightly perplexed this week, when the cabinet secretary and the director

mr. oleh pasternak, taxino, i just clearly marked which two conditions i will remind the ukrainian presidenter for ukraine to leave the negotiation process, it was not only the holding a referendum on some of our territories occupied by the russians, but also the destruction of the defenders of mariupol, in particular, etc. olezhe would like to ask you, now we are watching the already three-day assault and we still understand that the situation there looks as deadlocked as possible, and now we really need to hope for the miracle and skill of our defenders well, they didn’t hold a referendum, but they didn’t stop trying to somehow separate and then probably annex kherson oblast. russia, in general, has an indifferent attitude to any negotiation process and in fact declares that it is not interested in it either and does not need rubber. well, maybe they just stopped steaming altogether, what are the referendums, what are the pseudo-referendums, that is, they are occupying the territory , putting their own there administration and live in their north korea, there may be such a scenario in the