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then if i, mr. over that are going to is not the will continue to work with the i m f. and i pretty sure that we would very soon reach an agreement with the m f, v, our government in place. and now the situation in buckets on seems to be precarious at best, where your government is being accused of heavy handedness, political activists are being rounded up. how are you going to stabilize by going on when you're not letting the democratic spirit stay on the streets at? that's absolutely not true. we're absolutely not going to disrupt democratic the demonstration or the sub democratic peaceful democratic demonstration. but when somebody, as you know that you know the, we have got our police have got arms. no arms arms in, you know, in garza political opponents. so as long as p t, i promise to be school, i think they will be allowed. and in fact, i think the courts have allowed them to demonstrate peacefully, but they don't have the right to disrupt life. they don't have to write to occupy central government offices. they don't have to write to occupy main boulevard, to di

mr. raskin: i'm not going to comment on that. >> congresswoman cheney talked about eastman's role in that clip at the end. could you go over his involvement? mr. raskin: after it was clear to trump that he'd lost the election, he continued increasingly illegitimate efforts to overthrow the electoral college. it was perfectly he yit to go into court, they lost more than 60 case, including from eight judges donald trump himself nominated to the bench. what we have is an overwhelming, meticulous record in court that he lost the election and there was no electoral fraud. there was no electoral corruption. then mr. eastman makes his appearance and eastman's point was that the election wasn't really over because they could conduct the so-called green bay sweep if they could vice president pence to step outside of his constitutional role and nullify electoral college votes coming from -- in from the states they could keep it going, either have trump dedlaird victor in the joint session of congress or kick the whole thing to the house of representatives for a so-called contingent election. we're going to spell out what exactly tha

mr. zelensky, over which there should be a tribunal, and i think it will be right historically politicallyorally right. if this tribune to you from mr. zelensky and other allakhovs and turchins will be held in the house of trade unions in odessa in due time. that would be, uh, historically correct. i think that sooner or later we saw it. yes, sergei mikhailovich well, before that , mr. zelensky will need to be caught somewhere in his hacienda in the warm sea, which he has already adapted everything there, but there will be specialists who will do it all. if necessary, yes, here is the israeli experience, probably it is necessary to apply in this case there, in this country, the rich. their secret services are rich ah, a set of ways, but let's get back, we don't have much time left. let's go back to russia, because we have, uh, there are also a lot of questions in terms of the economy. tomorrow the st. petersburg forum is opening, and it certainly will be. hey, everyone's waiting. e fridays. first of all, this is the president's speech, which will be very important for our future, including

and firned the season with an average of over .300. mr. correa: she plays first base. gillian is also the first girl to be selected to play in orange county's men's all star baseball game. one of her goals is to play for the u.s. national women's baseball team. she'll try out for that in july. with a high school career of 60 strikeouts, 79 innings, 11 wins and regular season and four c.i.f. baseball wins, we can say to gillian, plays like a girl. gillian, we are proud of you, congratulations. go, colonists. mr. speaker, i yield. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i rise to ask unanimous consent to address the house and revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute . >> mr. speaker, this week as gasoline prices climb to over $5 a gallon at home, pennsylvania families are now paying twice what they paid when president biden first took office just 18 months ago. by biden's canceling of new drilling leases and decision to impose burdenso

mr. zelensky, over which there should be a tribunal, and i think it will be historically politically correctrect. if this tribune is from mr. zelensky and others allah and turchin will be held in the house of trade unions in odessa in due time. that would be, uh, historically correct. i think sooner or later. we will see it. yes, sergey mikhailovich well, before that , mr. zelensky will need to be caught somewhere in his hacienda in the warm sea, which he has already adapted everything there, but there will be specialists who will do it all. if necessary, yes, here is the israeli experience, probably it is necessary to apply in this case there in this country the rich intelligence services are rich, and set of ways, but let's get back we don't have much time left. let's go back to russia, because we have, uh, there are a lot of questions here in terms of the economy. tomorrow the st. petersburg forum is opening, and it certainly will be. hey, everyone's waiting. e fridays. first of all, this is the president's speech, which will be very important for our future, including the economic future

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mr. zelensky, over whom there should be a tribunal, and i think it will be right historically politicallyight. if this tribune to you from mr. zelensky and other allakhovs and turchins will be held in the house of trade unions in odessa in due time. that would be, uh, historically correct. i think sooner or later. we saw it. yes, sergei mikhailovich well, before that , mr. zelensky will need to be caught somewhere in his hacienda in the warm sea, which he has already adapted everything there, but there will be specialists who can do it all. if necessary, yes, here is the israeli experience, probably it is necessary to apply in this case there this country has the rich, their special services are rich ah, a set of methods, but let's get back, we don't have much time left. let's go back to russia, because we also have a lot of questions here in terms of the economy. tomorrow the st. petersburg forum is opening, and it certainly will be. hey, everyone's waiting. e fridays. before all in all, this is the president's speech, which will be very important for our future, including the economic f

over the republican party? >> um, hah. nothing else has so far. i do not believe mr. trump's grip over the republican party is weakening.e is nothing in recent election results, in primary elections around the country, that would indicate that he is slipping. yes, he has lost a few key races , but it remains the case that a considerable majority of republican rank and file voters continue to find mr. trump's allegations of a fraudulent election to be credible. >> donald trump has labeled this investigation a political witch. given that, will his core base be persuaded? >> i wish i would say yes, but regrettably, i think the answer is no. there are some voters who are undecided. some of whom are republicans, some of whom are independen ts. if they are paying attention to these proceedings, they may well be swayed, but i don't think it will loosen mr. trump's grip over a majority of republican party members. >> it seems that right now, inflation is the top concern amongst americans. since that is the top concern, why are we focusing on what happened to certify the election in 2020, although it caused a riot unlike we have

the current foreign minister, yair lapid, will temporarily take over. mreen in thejob forjust over a year and has struggled to stabilise his increasingly fragile governing coalition. translation: i held a series of talks with officials - and i realised that in ten days were the expiration of the west bank regulations, israel will experience serious security damages and legal chaos. we spared no efforts to galvanise whomever was needed to pass the regulations, but our efforts bore no fruit. therefore, my friend the foreign minister and i decided to act together to dissolve parliament and set an agreed—upon date for elections. for more on the political situation in israel, i have been speaking to the chief political correspondent of thejerusalem post — gil hoffman. it came to this because they had another ten days to pass a bill that had to be passed in order to prevent chaos, and the opposition wasn't willing to support it in the coalition had too many rebellions and was left with a minority government, and that minority government could not last very long,

mr. jeff clark to take over. >> mr. rosen, after a call with president trump on december 24th, you spoke with mr. clark on december 26 about his contact with the president. can you tell us about that conversation? >> yes. because i had been quizzical about why his name had come up, i called him. i tried to explore if he would chair if there was something that i ought to know. after back and forth, he acknowledged that shortly before christmas he had gone to a meeting in the oval office with the president. that of course surprised me. and i asked him how did that happen. he was defensive. he said has it been unplanned that he had been talking to someone he referred to as general perry, but i believe is congressman perry. unbeknownst to him, he was asked to go to a meeting. he found himself at the oval office and he was apologetic for that. i said, well you didn't tell me about it. it wasn't authorized and you didn't tell me after the fact, this is not appropriate. but he was contrite. he said it had been inadvertent and

the current foreign minister, yair lapid, will temporarily take over. mrn in thejob forjust over a year and has struggled to stabilise his increasingly fragile governing coalition. here is the israeli prime minister, naftali bennett, speaking earlier. translation: i held a series of talks with officials - and i realised that in ten days where the expiration of the west bank regulations, israel will experience serious security damages and legal cast. —— security damages and legal chaos. we spared no efforts to galvanise whomever was needed to pass the regulations, but our efforts bore no fruit. therefore, my friend the foreign minister and i decided to act together to dissolve parliament and set an agreed—upon date for elections. i'm joined now by gil hoffman, chief political correspondent of the jerusalem post. thank you very much for your time here i newsday on the bbc. this has been the most diverse coalition in israel's political history and there have been weeks of speculation that it was on the verge of collapse. how did it come to this? it it was on

mr. trump over turning tables in fits of rage. >> and mark meadows' detachment the 6th. and here's about efforts to get the former president to stop the violence that day. >> not long after the rioters broke into the capitol, you described what happened with white house counsel, pat. >> no more than a minute, minute and a half later, i see pat barrelling towards the office and said is mark in his office? and i said yes. he looked at me and started shaking his head. and went over opened mark's office door, stood with the door propped open and mark is on his phone. i remember he's still sitting on his phone. and i remember pat saying to him something to the effect of the rioters have got to the capitol, mark. we need to go see the president now. and mark said he doesn't want to do anything, pat. and pat said something to the effect of and very clearly said this to mark. something to the effect of mark, something needs to be done or people are going to die and the blood'ses going to be on your f'ing hands. >> in subsequent testimony she said her boss said the president didn

had said earlier in his statement that they had agreed to dissolve the connected and that mr. lupita will take over as can take a prime minister until the next elections, which will most likely take place in october. a court in japan is upheld a ban on same sex marriage was constitutional. 3 same sex couples had sued for compensation st. around to equality and for union was being violated in a blow to l. g. b g rights. the court rejected their demands, anger and disappointment. for the theme sex couples in japan who petitioned for their right to maddie the will. thank god, district court ruling has come as a shock he go, he hung get to the level only. i think it is a dead. a bit of drooling did was that it just wants to just know that people are being discriminated against for their sexuality or something. they cannot change. but what it will, i am extremely furious of and i am very disappointed. he go to your confidence, the court rejected. the petitioners claim that a ban on same sex marriage is unconstitutional. and against that, i do equality. it admitted to the need for public and parliamentar

mr. president, this morning the supreme court weakened gun safety laws in america for the first time in over a decade. it gutted a century-old law to make sure that people carrying concealed weapons actually needed them, and the the court is taking us backward at a time when the american people are demanding that we do more, not less, to protect our communities. the shooting at columbine high school happened the year before my oldest daughter was born. she's now 22 years old, and we've raised three daughters. and their entire generation has grown up in the shadow of gun violence. since col columbine, my state has endured one tragedy after another. in 2012, a gunman killed 12 people at a movie theater in aurora. in 2019, a shooter injured eight students at stem high school in highland's ranch. last march, a shooter killed ten people at the king supers grocery store in boulder. that was almost a year to the day, really, to the shootings in buffalo that took another ten lives of people who had just gone to shop for their families. two months after that grocery store shooting in colorado a gunma

. >> he turned the call over to mr. eastman, who then proceeded to talk about the importance of the rnc helping the campaign gather these contingent electors in case any of the legal challenges that were ongoing changed the result of any of the states. i think more just helping them reach out and assemble them, but my understanding is the campaign did take the lead and we just were helping them in that role. >> what is the significance, if any, of the fact that trump initiated that call with the rnc chair? >> well, look, he was initiating that call to give his support, his weight behind what was being asked of this head of the republican national committee. likewise, this is why he's on the call with rudy giuliani to the arizona speaker of the hus of representatives. because this is donald trump's request that the speaker of the house, a fellow republican, in the absence of any proof, call the legislature back into session, decertify the biden electors and appoint some illegitimate electors for donald trump. and you kno

mr. putin over and over that we're not going to give offensive weapons to the ukrainians.about limiting the range of the mlrs or high mars that we gave ukraine. we gave them the shortest range missile so they won't fire them into russia. if we have taken that stop that we're going to give ukraine offensive weapons, that is a policy change and to my mind that is a well-come policy change. >> martha: what do you see as the commitment from the other members of nato? there's talk about over time increasing the troops to 300,000. that's a seven-fold increase. that's a big number and putting a permanent base in poland. what do you think about that and how do you think putin receives that? >> well, first, it's a good idea. actually back in 16 when i was there and ukraine was invaded twice by russia, we called for larger numbers and more forward forces. nato took some great steps. so i'm not belittling what they did in creating the smaller force, the 40,000 force that you mentioned. now what we see is that number increasing to as much as 300,000. the first 100,000 being in one rea

mr. governor, with all due respect, over the last fve years, 38,000 times, people asked for a license tod because they had a criminal history, they had beaten their wives, they had tried to kill themselves and we didn't think itas smart for them to b ar ns tusands more who knew better than to ever apply for a license to carryheb, they're free to do that. in texas more cops have been gunned down than in any other state. we've seen a predictable spike in gun violence. in our government in texas has done nothing except make it easier for the wrong kind of people to have these firearms. but i tell you again, to try to be optimistic, and i am, the people of texas aren't reflected in those decisions, and i'm talking republicans and gun owners, i was in hondo, texas, town next to uvalde, met a guy watering his lawn and we recognized each other. i said i'm sorry for things happening in the community. he was wearing a confederate battle cap. he said, i have seven guns and i have a junior at hondo high school and i'm worried about that guy. we have to do better. there's common ground out there. we

mr. oleksandr, it's important to be optimistic it is over that mr. oleksandr said that after all, we achieved success in other areas, in particular in the kherson region, for this, as oleksandr said, the goal was to stay in verodonetsk anyway, and we will return with mykola in september, immediately after the news that iryna kovalya is announcing for us now in the meantime, write your questions to the official facebook page under the post with the wonderful face of mykola september, write, we are reading iryna koval today . thank you, colleagues. of ukraine and also about how our ukrainians are resisting in the kherson region and what is happening in mariupol at 6 p.m. in ukraine news time on the espresso vitau tv channel in the studio of iryna koval about 6 dozen rockets were fired across ukraine from the territory of belarus and the black sea dnipropetrovsk zhytomyr kyiv mykolaiv, chernihiv , kharkiv and khmelnytskyi regions came under enemy attacks, the anti-aircraft defense worked successfully and destroyed most of the missiles , details about my

mr. jeff clark, to take over the department of justice. >> mr.n, after your call with president trump on december 24, you spoke with mr. clark on december 26 about his contact with the president. can you tell us about that conversation? >> yes. because i had been quizzical about why his name had come up, i called him and i tried to explore if he would share if there was something i ought to know. and after some back and forth, he acknowledged that shortly before christmas, he had gone to a meeting in the oval office with the president. that, of course, surprised me and i asked him how did that happen. and he was defensive. he said it had been unplanned, that he had been talking to someone he referred to as general perry, but i believe is congressman perry. and that unbeknownst to him, he was asked to go to a meeting and he didn't know it, but it turned out it was at the oval -- he found himself at the oval office. and he was apologetic for that. and i said, well, you didn't tell me about it. it wasn't authorized, and you didn't even tell me after

mr. clark. over and over again, pat cipollone was saying, no, no, no. nobody was listening to him. donald trump at that point, correct me if i'm wrong, didn't really like pat cipollone very much, even though he had defended him on the floor of the senate during impeachment, so you have your white house counsel trying to set up this human speed bump to everything, and everybody just ran him over. >> you know who listened? the doj at one point. you mentioned the idea of whether pat cipollone will testify or not, think how many times we heard his name be mentioned when the doj, richard rosen, michael donahue. the idea of all these people -- hold on, i wonder if this is a violation of law. these are con temperatemplative. you think we might be charged? yeah, because you're inciting a riot. these are not things that were out of thin air. these were things that became more and more premeditated. >> what i know from my time at the trump white house and what went along with today's hearing, yes, people gave advice to the president. the moment that stuck out to me was pat told cassidy hutch

mr. jeff clark to take over the department of justice. >> mr. rosen, after a call with president trump on december 24th, you spoke with mr. clark on december 26th about his contact with the president. can you tell us about that conversation? >> yes, because i have been quizzical about why his name had come up i called him. i tried to explore if he would share if there is something i ought to know. after some back and forth he acknowledged that shortly before christmas he had gone to a meeting in the oval office with the president. that, of course, surprised me. i asked him, how did that happen? he was defensive. he said, it had been unplanned. he had been talking to someone he referred to as general perry, but i believe is congressman perry. unbeknownst to him he was asked to go to a meeting, he didn't know it. he found himself at the oval office. he was apologetic for that. you can tell me about it, it wasn't authorized, you don't even tell me after the fact. this is not appropriate! he was contrite. he said it had been inadvertent, it would no

as said earlier in his statement that they had agreed to dissolve the connected and that mr. reputable take over as can take a prime minister until the next elections, which will most likely take place in october in october. and we know that former president benjamin at yahoo has vowed to return a me what are the chances for election after the opposition's coalition experiment failed? well, that is still to see. of course, if you look at the poles at the moment and you know, neither block and we always talk of course he and is right about coalition. governments are formed by a several parties and neither blog on the right thing. or if you look at the coalition like this one would have a majority right now to form a government, even some of the smaller parties that are now in the government, according to these polls might not make it over the electro especially. but of course, a lot can change in the coming weeks and months until the elections take place. so we heard already prime former prime minister benjamin netanyahu, knowing that he will be back or that he wants to form abroad. nationalist w

mr. serhiy. so, over the weekend, the russians fired dozens of missiles at kyiv, chernihiv, zhytomyr, lviv , rivne, and mykolaiv regions, some of the missiles were launched from the territory whether it is a park from the airspace of belarus, belarus is being drawn into the war, the kremlin has already decided everything, the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, addressed the citizens of belarus, let's let's listen to what volodymyr zelenskyy said in yesterday's address to belarus, be born today to the citizens of belarus to the people and civilians, and they are dragging you into the war in pursuit and even active than it was february and the spring month in the kremlin , everything has already been decided for you, your life is worth nothing to them but you are not slaves or cannon fodder, you should not die . and you cannot let anyone decide for you what awaits you next. i know that the people of belarus support ukraine. they support us. the russian leadership wants to drag us into the war, wants

over daria democracy is now your mother mother. head there's nothing there but salt. i swear by my mother mr. policeman cross over tomorrow. sincere person expresses to you. he himself is a father, but his majesty's army does not perform police functions and does not interfere in internal affairs. we only guard the baku batum oil pipeline. believe the british, as no one respects family values, but even more we respect the law of the host country and the interest of the british army. your monologue , mr. smith, does not honor either you or the british army as a true indian. have you seen the lord what kind of people do i have to work with extremely intemperate and wild people, do you think mr. general from may open hard can be in the interests of the british crown? i should immediately convert to islam. hello i 'll go with you, you can't go with me murat , you're in the military, it's not worthy of officers. i got a week off. he'll teach me how to shoot, it's time for you to do your homework. i can't do my homework. i will go with you to look for shri. chatting i knew you would come. i was waiting for you, you already know

mr. president praised its work, which over the past 10 years has built road and transport infrastructure facilities for a total of more than one and a half billion dollars, and now they are building a system of e, mudflow protection structures. near ashgabat, the work is completing, it is satisfying that russia and turkmenistan are cooperating in partnership in the fight against the spread of coronavirus infection. last year, the turkmen side was supplied with 330,000 satellite vaccine kits and in january of this year 800,000 doses of light satellite, of which 300,000 were donated by the president of turkmenistan and further promote the comprehensive development of bilateral humanitarian contacts. between our citizens to encourage scientific educational cultural and sports exchanges. we are grateful to the leadership of turkmenistan for its careful attitude to russian. u and russian. e, culture, ashgabat has been successfully operating for 20 years the joint russian turkmen secondary school named after pushkin, one of the leading one of the leading educational institutions in the country

mr. richard donnahue has served in the department of justice for over 14 years. mr. donnahue was a united states attorney for the eastern district of new york, then became mr. rosen's principal associate deputy attorney general and, finally, acting deputy attorney general. mr. donnahue also served more than 20 years in the united states military, including the 82nd airborne and the judge advocate's general corporation. -- general core. we're joined by mr. stephen engle, former assistant attorney general for the office of legal counsel. he was nominated by the former president and confirmed by the senate during the trump administration. he served from november 2017 to january 202 is and has now returned to private practice. i will now swear in our witnesses. the witnesses will spleez stand and raise their right hands. do you swear and affirm on the penalty of perjury that the testimony you are about to give is the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth, so help you god? thank you, you may be seated. let the record reflect the witnesses all answered in the af

mr. johnson already under increasing pressure over series of scandals, including parties held at his official residence during the height of covet 19 log downs. crowds brood as he arrived at the queen's jubilee celebrations over the weekend. a simple majority of conservative members of parliament will the side mister johnson's political fate. well, in the meantime, party official graham brady received a critical mass of letters demanding the confidence vote of the threshold. all 15 percent of the parliamentary party seeking a vote of confidence in the prime minister has been passed. therefore, vote with confidence will take place within the rules of the united church to committee. that vote will take place this evening in the house of commons between 6 and 8 o'clock and we will announce the result. shortly thereafter, i notified the problems yesterday that the threshold had been reached and we agreed the time table for confidence hope so place. and he shared my view, which is also in line with the rules that we have in place, that that vote should happen as soon as could reasonably take place

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the example of their colleagues in surrender youth or die love, they have no other option over them. back in mrs. jones, many residents are desperately holding for the war to end. no. with them. so little bit during our older civilians here and we have no one but why are they shooting? it doesn't matter. yeah, we don't have any one here. no soldiers. why are they bombing us? but as the battle for don ball stretches on an end to the wall is nova insight on russian forces have announced they will set up a humanitarian corridor on wednesday to evacuate civilians from back chemical plant in seattle. danielle, he probably is anyone a chat has law from kiff. while indeed it was an announcement made earlier today by the russian ministry of the friends that they were ready to create the super being who are trapped in the chemical plan. so it's the chemical plot in san antonio. but as we've just heard in the report there were, there were also dos, separate to saying about ukrainian sold is only how to choice to surrender or to die. now these, my remind you of a situation we know very well thought be. now

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the budget request is how much percent over last year? mr. wray: i don't have the percentage for you right now. we didn't get quite what we had hoped for last year. >> mr. chairman, what is that number? do we know? >> 6%. >> with inflation. too hot. more than 6%. i think so. the budget request for the fbi's below inflation, do you agree with that? >> sorry? >> the budget request for the fbi's below inflation. and we are listening to you, and everything you say is a legitimate concern, you have a lot to do, do you think the committee should look at increasing your budget? mr. wray: let me say, i appreciate the question. i would say that any additional resources the committee would see fit to send our way, i can absolutely assure you and the rest of subcommittee, they will be put to good use. >> great. i don't want to ask you to comment on an ongoing investigation, but apparently there was a plot to kill bush 43, are you familiar with it? let's just make this comment. is it fair to say that al qaeda and isis still exist? mr. wray: absolutely. >

by american authorities under the same charges, christopher nie faces. incidentally, mr. griffin was sentenced to over 5 years in prison. 30 year old christopher himself is not in saudi arabia after being arrested up the border earlier this year . and earlier i managed to speak to christopher, who said as a british citizen, he checked you in law and working in north korea, but not u. s. law having, why should he need to see us? i choose as you have breaking its international sanctions, when you spoke at the conference in north korea, what's your main thought? all the documentation. yeah. well, you know, my main thought in the accusation is that it's groundless to, to give you some color before i travel to north korea. i'm a, i'm a british citizen, i'm not american. i check all of the guidance for my son to be. i checked the un resolutions on north korea to check that i wouldn't be breaking any law laws or any sanction laws whatsoever. the, the british government, which is where i'm from, and have not charged me with anything. they haven't found me guilty of anything. i was detained due to a into poll

mr. for lets damn it now for end of the screen here. up for preston can he was as of italian. i shall either the pin middle of it or not long id it over and that i sent him it in front of our phone. politician busy spoked is a for art well, morales existing as you get this from to gone. mr. expression in a letter to president roosevelt style indirectly accused the allies of making a separate deal with germany, already, terminally ill, roosevelt. rhodes. you've been misinformed? starting replied. our informants are modest and honest people. yeah, new mobile policies could shoot my men to persuade them, but you know, in the middle of your book resumes a book. ah, on april 12th 1945, roosevelt died and harry truman became the new u. s. president. we've got this little man without vision 1000 to make the crucial decision after us by your mental turning point in history. ah. on april, the 30th 1945, a red flag was hoisted over the rice tag. ah, by this time hitler was dead and his successor admiral done its negotiated a unit natural surrender in the west with the allies and withdrew his divisions, letters or what he meant. now surely appea

that is why i i think that we will not be able to open our ports until this war is over. yes, mr.tually putin is being used in the situation in order to start another hybrid information war against the world and not only informational but also arrange a proper famine and then blackmail the whole world in order for the world to give in and remove sanctions from him, the world has reason. over the past few days, we have seen two large gatherings, this is the meeting of the big seven and the nato summit in madrid, and with the final press conference , the secretary general is due to leave here nato and if this happens, we will definitely include it in our broadcast, and yet literally in a week, the world and its attitude towards putin changed, i'm still wrong. because there are different interests. for example, lithuania introduced restrictions on sanctioned goods that are supplied to königsberg with russian territory. and what we see now is that germany actually wants to soften this regime in order to annoy putin and actually allow the support of this enclave of russian in the balti

. >> essentially, he turned the call over to mr.astman who then proceeded to talk about the importance of helping the campaign gather these contingent electors in case any of the legal challenges that were ongoing changed the results. >> however, mcdaniel testified the donald trump campaign took the lead while the rnc's role was "just helping." >>> we are back in 60 seconds. ahead, an unwelcome guest in the east bay. that's a badger. a woman can't seem to get rid of it. it is refusing to leave and no one seems able to help her. >>> also, a lot of people say time and money is being wasted. the new report showing how often oakland police officers are answering calls for violent crime. >>> and a very warm 81 in san jose right now, when we get a break on the >>> a follow-up now on that violent stabbing that happened at sfo. we are learning the man responsible is in police custody. we first brought you the story friday. that is when police say 33-year- old sing entered sfo with a machete and slashed three travelers. they suffered only mi

same india and that's why, actually, i think we won't be able to open our ports until this war is over. yes, mrexander, actually putin is using the situation to start another hybrid informational informational and arrange a real famine and then blackmail the whole world for that the world should give in and remove sanctions from it, the world understands this. over the past few days, we have seen two large gatherings - this is the meeting of the big seven and the nato summit in madrid, and the final press conference should take place here secretary general of nato and if this happens, we will definitely include it in our broadcast, and yet literally in a week, the world and its attitude towards putin changed, and i am wrong. well, you know how the world as a whole or even the g7 or nato did not unite because there are different interests. for example, lithuania introduced restrictions on sanctioned goods that are supplied to königsberg with russian territory. and what we see now is that germany actually wants to soften this regime in order to annoy putin and actually allow support for this russ

i knew he will prefer martin barocha to bug you, but you are still pulling over. krinski. wally started. mr. chisher to the new yorker lou lizard of sweetie is formerly what we, what very new, which to already in the alter, there were divisions among the allies. the sauces he didn't over in the juvenile heiner louisville on brock did seattle, georgia. i'm so glad i'm tickled. wisdom was well, auntie. so this was the englander, the america whitened us over to our no fear fraud. and joe joe rafer that he knocked him creek a lighter ashburn meters, a red toyota. and a month later, in march 1945, the allies entered secret negotiations with germany. with the surrender of the german troops in northern italy is up at our hut, da smith. they called me truly on darkish date. thank to name and it's what our bob kelly, the vest. mr. for let's damn it. now for end of this creek is europe for pristine keegan. he was as of italian. i shall either the pin middle of it or not long. i leave it off and that i sent him an infant i've often politician visits formed is i for ut? well, more allison positioning,

mr. clark could come in and take over the department of justice and do something different was just an absurd premise, and all he was doing, mr. clark, by putting himself forward, was blowing himself up and if the president were to have gone that course, it would have been a grievous error for the president as well. >> mr. cipollone, the white house counsel, told the committee that mr. engel's response had a noticeable impact on the president, that this was a turning point in the conversation. mr. donoghue, towards the end of this meeting, did the president ask you what was going to happen to mr. clark? >> he did. when we finally got to the -- i would say the last 15 minutes of the meeting, the president's decision was apparent. he announced that jeff clark tried to scrape his way back and ask the president to reconsider. the president doubled down, said, no, i've made my decision. that's it. we're not going to do it. and then he turned to me and said, so, what happens to him now? meaning, mr. clark. and he understood that mr. clark reported to me. and i didn't initially understand the questi

mr. jeff clark to take over the department of justice. >> mr. rosen, after a call with president trump on december 24th, you spoke with mr. clark on december 26th about his contact with the president. can you tell us about that conversation? >> yes, because i have been quizzical about why his name had come up i called him. i tried to explore if he would share if there is something i ought to know. after some back and forth he acknowledged that shortly before christmas he had gone to a meeting in the oval office with the president. that, of course, surprised me. i asked him, how did that happen? he was defensive. he said, it had been unplanned. he had been talking to someone he referred to as general perry, but i believe is congressman perry. unbeknownst to him he was asked to go to a meeting, he didn't know it. he found himself at the oval office. he was apologetic for that. you can tell me about it, it wasn't authorized, you don't even tell me after the fact. this is not appropriate! he was contrite. he said it had been inadvertent, it would no

your understanding that representative perry was pushing for a specific person to take over the apartment? >> he wanted mrlark to take over the department of justice. >> during that call, did scott perry mention mr. clrk, and what did he say about him, if so? >> he did, he said something to the effect of, i think jeff clark is great, and i think he's the kind of guy that could get in there and do something about this stuff. and this is coming on the heels of the president having mentioned mr. clark. >> then there's the evidence, text messages from that afore mentions congressman to trump's chef of staff saying, 11 days till january 6th. you should call jeff. again, incriminaing because that day, the 6th we've heard was so out of control and unpredictable was on the minds of so many individuals working inside the government to override your votes and steal this election from you, the american people. then they did get in touch with clark. trump was intent on making him head of the doj he could steal the election. you've seen barr stand up the trump, so it wasn't something that could be a slam dunk actionab

mr. speaker. i'm proud to represent over 1000 residents. when with the government address the injustice determined by rpi and how is the government going to ensure they could benefit from this? [cheering] >> i think our honorable gentleman and friend. legislation as soon as time allows to change calculating this to cpi. i am told the department housing is undertaken research in the 10 cents commission currently paid. >> i'm sure the prime minister, you mr. speaker last week for women in this place. will the prime minister follow in the treatment in england by introducing the same bill now? not waiting until april 23? [cheering] >> i think you very much for raising what is a very important issue. i know my friend accelerating his work to give people up and down the country the reassurance of the treatment they need. [chanting] >> thank you, mr. speaker. housing currently grateful in this year end a half ago in the chamber of commerce and amazing volunteers. i know he understands the importance and well-being and mental health. sadly we can h