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and for the yeah, and it's obviously a huge issue that these vehicles with the u. n. signa wait, in the midst of a brutal crack down on demonstrates us which left many, many young people at that right. and the, in the end, a briefing yesterday, the un spokes person that made it very clear that and the forces the un forces integrated signature couldn't only be used in monday that you had piece missions that for the had to say to our colleagues on the ground in bangladesh and seeing reports of a disturbing reports of un marked vehicles that may have been used during the the developments we've seen in bangladesh over the last few days. but it's important for us to stress that un croup and police contributing countries or to use un in cigna and equipment marked with this and signal only when they are performing mandated tests. as part of a un peacekeeping or un political mission. and within the context of the deployment of any un mission says the un is alerted. and this comes to a time where the contribution of bangladesh to you had peacekeeping missions is under a huge criticism. e

he has got a huge roster of very urgent issues to deal with not least public sector services on the needs. the n h s waiting list long people cannot see a doctor when they want to immigration is in a pressing issue for many people in this country. he's going to find the money from somewhere that means getting the economy growing. that means texas will have to rise, has been deeply evasive about that during the course of an election campaign. that is one of the biggest questions hanging over his head. he will set about immediately looking about his new things, settling into his office, appointing, on fridays cabinet that's expected to be completed on friday. why? because, well, next week, he hits the will, staves barely able to catch his breath. he will be in washington at the nato summit with everything from president biden's at re election prospects to a possible far right government in france and ukraine. nicholas on the table and doing the holland dining st. john a thank you very much. indeed. i want to give you a quick look at the latest pulling results, maybe all the votes and all kinds of tiers. thoma

the white house put out a memoeb right now that said kamala is thhee border czar and everyone n the media woulhed go around sayi waitinute, she has the border czar. this is bizarre what is happening. she's got deep, deep problems which is why she is more unpopular than joe biden is and i think everybody sees that and knows that. that may if you thought they were in thnke tank previously, n tank just got bigger, deeper, wider and they love being in the tank for kamala harris now. >> laura: well, there was an interesting panel, mollie, and n was actually believe on miss nbc, female voters asked about kamala harris, let's harrwatch. >> how do you perceive vice president errors compared to president biden in terms of competency and experience? >> she is worse, she doesn't know what's going on at the border. and that is what she was supposed to be doing.hi >> ink don't get a good feel foi her. >> i think she ingn ths in is an idiot. she hasn't done anything in the time she's had. she's not really smart. >> laura: well i'm i think, what happen those people are attending to be trump supporter's, but it doesn'tf, matter bec

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n h. s is a big priority for him. it really has been struggling with the massive waiting list in particular, but all the big concerns being the economy and people facing a cost of living costs. this is my say a immigration, not something that's uh is, is a big concern for a lot of people here. he will have questions to wants that because he is said that he will, scraps not rely on the plan, which i just mentioned. people want to know exactly what his plan is going forward and all of this isn't to mention that a lot of the china just internationally as well click the next government will have to hit the ground running. they weren't have a very long grace period. a public was very disillusioned with want to see action, and i want to say it pretty quickly. thank you. charlotte w correspondent, charlotte joseph pell, in london. now to south africa, where new governments has been sworn in the country's 1st coalition cabinet since the end of apartheid. 30 years ago. as in federal rama poses africa, national congress has been forced to govern with 5 rival potters after failing to achieve an outright majority in major elections.

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waiting for rescue and has to come in to them. and usually in these kind of, for a natural disaster has been matched the natural disaster response force or the n d r f as the caller to the fullest respondents. but this particular incident is so vast that the indian army has been called in the indian uh air force, so it has been pressed into action. uh, the engine. i mean, as you said, they've deployed the 200 soldiers. and the 1st priority is to build a temporary bridge so that some sort of connectivity can be established between these villages and the main town and rescue teams and risk of materials can it can start going in. but in the meantime, before that happens, so the india out of teams are using ropes of 2 across these massive rivers of you know, filled with much uh, and all sorts of debris uh to be able to get to the other side and pull out as many people as possible, as far as the engine air force is concerned, uh, the shop was out on standby and so be sure that the weather conditions are not conducive the winds up pretty strong and the rains are expected to continue in the next few hours, which is not really a good news for the resc

. >> we are waiting --n totality, 16 counts that involve the senator. most sit around abery scheme. various counts assocted or attached to that. in addition, there's a foreign agents registration agent violations as well as obstruction ofjustice. that's specific to the senator. he has been tri alongside two new rsey businessmen who were allegey part of the bribery scheme. >> tom, andrea here. nadine menendez has been treated for breast cancer. that could be one of the reasons why is scheduling. we don't know. she's in treatment. that treatment is always very hard to predict or in any case that has affected scheduling. the fact they were getting separate trials and that a lot of this testimony involved his defense trying to blame her for things and then the prosecution saying that she did not have soul custody of some of the evidence. it was partly his. there's been a lot of conflict there. there are reasons to have separate trials here. has the court indicated how long after a note from the jury that they have reached a verdict? >> it's my experience in federal court in

, there's not a huge line of people waiting to go work for her again, at least among former stafferson .g they're not begging to be let back in because they know what a disastrous boss b n becaus she is and how much of a difficulty it will be serving her when shethat has all the power that she's always wanted, eve alwaysn watce obama's people, they're not eager to jump in and work for are noher as the many obama people who came to work for kamala left the white whevery d house very feeling, very dissatisfied with this. someone who is supposeisd to be a transformational figure >> jreally failed the teste tes >> are they putting her in there so they just don't get wiped out in the house and senate? as bad as they would h senat haf joe biden stood there? is she just she's there not to win . s badl she's just there not to lose as badly as biden. that'sen the sense i'm getting from democrats. >> i agree. i think nancy pelosi, chuck schumer, they're they're trying to feign enthusiasm. but it's they're really struggling to gin up the necessary excitement. i that they're just there to put kamala in there to bring ou tt as many democrats as possible. and in important states and

but this is the end of d, e i n d i was the, the mother studied version of affirmative action and quotas. and with the i, a lot of people are saying, well wait a minute. if the e i is wrong. what about b l am? i well line on line or pol pot practice the form of it also. okay. it was a different name, but you know, the, this is the kind of mentality uh, we have to face rate were on uh, in uncharted waters right now. are you worried between now and november? i am who's who still in charge? you know. there are 2 hopeful signs as i see them. one is that is my good friend, joe. now are you from consortium news rights? there are hundreds of separative homes and then that suppression for years. okay, that's one thing. the other thing, as elan must says, look about this conspiracy. there is look at hunter's laptop there that was suppressed by x by, by twitter at the time suppressed by all of these other people. it was suppressed longer enough for joe biden to win the election. okay. that's so i kind of half of them are watches a lot of musk, so you have those to help pull science. but you're right peter, to come back to reality and say, who's still

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wait for too long until she will or now is home. she will pick a sleepy. i mean, this has really thrown everything into the air, hasn't that n as the trump campaign? let's talk about them briefly. they've, of course, been focused on biden as the candidate they expected trump to be going up against and now they're going to need to really shift the gears. what might we see from them going forward in terms of their campaign strategy? they totally do right there. and we had a couple of conversations from the r and see the republican national convention, which does just finished last thursday in milwaukee. and they of course, were totally 1st focused on to bite. and they ran many like pictures and little video clips about him falling down or falling up stairs and stumbling, mumbling. so they have to shift gears. they now try to kind of say that couple of harris was a total failure. that she being responsible for the a border control of failed and she was kind of or is responsible for the same politics. joe biden put out there. so they have to shift gear and they have to find a way how to beat this woman who was so successful. als

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n. c on hunter biden's laptop on said rich, have all turned out to be a conspiracy. theories are really interesting puzzles and probably true the abuse of the range. so right where you wanna wait with your throw in the attempted assassination attempt considering what we know at the moment. well peter, of one always has looked for motive. yes. a good old look at these folks that the disabled truck, the 1st time it made, it made it possible for him to do the things he said he wanted to do with respect to russia and other places. they not only have that on the record where they have all kinds of other things which states chelsea and power to do as call me said the head of the we are at the time i was working in an environment where we were sure that hillary clinton was going to win, haha. so you do extra legal things? well, you know, doesn't really matter because you're going to get praise for that. you're doing a promoted, you're not going to go to indict it. now. if tom wins, you know, he's got the goods on these guys. so incentive. mojdeh is, uh, opportunity. my god. just a couple of days before they are in c before conversion. uh, you know, the time was running out. it seems

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wait a minute. centennial park. you put it in and it won't go in? operator: no. unless i'm spelling centennial wrong. how are we spelling centennial? dispatcher: c-e-n-t-e-n-n-i-a-l. operator: i'm spelling it right. it ain't changing. centennial park is not going. tom davis: if we had had the 911 call when it came in along with a suspicious bag, i think that we may have been able to create a larger perimeter. there would have been a more-- more of a sense of urgency on our part, but we just didn't have the benefit of that information. really happened. the search is on for whoever planted a bomb in centennial olympic park. richard jewell, the man who discovered the bomb, was initially hailed as a hero for saving lives, but within days, the fbi receives a tip and the investigation takes an unexpected turn. [pensive music] i'm glad he spotted it, because if we had to move the people away that were seated directly in front of that bag, we'd have had a number of deaths in the park. him spot in that bag and then us dealing with it as we did-- he saved lives that night. jeanne meserve: do you feel you did all you could? yes, ma'am. the only thing i wish we

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you on this show before and a question that comes one covid is of course getting vaccinated, boosters, you told us before we should wait to get the fall boosters coming up ncurrent vaccines at protecting against this new variant. >> the reality, the vaccine provides strong protection for six months. medically high risk 60 and older, underlying condition cancer or kidney disease, have a conversation with your doctor, the advice here is to wait until the new vaccines are available. you want to have a plan if you get infected to at least have a treatment plan in place and get treatment as quickly as possible. have a plan because the vaccine while protective they start to lose their power and efficacy. >> last week we saw a video of president biden boarding air force one, he wasn't wearing a mask the same day it was announced he had covid. we were curious, he said he was following cdc guidelines, remind us what those guidelines are? >> you know, kate, he must have not been symptomatic. wear a mask ideally and monitor your symptoms and be vigilant. if you're not feeling well, rest at home. but that five-day guidance, isolated five days after a positive test ev

n inside of his mind. >> carley: a>> l big moment for the president where he has to stand and wait for to the american people look at his clock. >> todd: he's waiting for the clock but will come up big spotlight on him literally and figuratively because every single step he makes, every single word he utters is going to be under a microscope g out as well, his familymily celebrating fourth of july with him and tender moments there. but look, guys, he's got to prove to the american people's poll numbers coming out internally/externally not good after the debate. he's got to do some things.n th the campaign's been pushing theu out there to do these photo ops in an interview coming upnt tomorrow. a lot ofer folks in d.c., especially the l white house prs corps really want him to do a live press briefing from the briefing room as so many othero presidents have done in the past. he preside just hasn't. and i think that is what might miset the record straight and be able to portray he can, he can stand up they are 90 minutes and take live, fire questioning andn be able to handle it. because sit down interviews, la

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she's circling biden like a vulture, waiting for him to dro bidene p so she can picks carcass and finally shatter that glass ceiling. finally but clinton can't just n the kill. she's takingor down biden slowle and methodically. >> it starts with a polln slowlr by a sketchy democrat firm called ben dixonat and ahmadi. they put out a lot of positive polls to spin fo lotr clinton in 16. they're back. this time, they say clinton is the democrats best chance to beat trump with kamalaer bp. as her vp. >> so insulting to kamala. i mean insulti, laughin kamala. >> meanwhile, emerson college, a legit pollster, has kamala polling higher than clinton, but both losin k g to trump pretty significantly. but that's not going to stop hillary. >> her husband's right hand man, james carville, is doing the round r husbans going on news nation to tell democrats biden is cookeratsd. he's going to come to the conclusion that this is just i not a good idea. i don't predict thingss just. i'm just telling you it's inevitable he will comill e to e conclusion people will get the messag e to him.m. he will understand. his family will understandl pr and they'll prey on it and

wait to grease the harris administration. it's like taking candy from a baby. ththis is a frivolous fraud. who hasn't solved a single problem, gottea n on top from handouts, never lifting a finger to help the americanp people. she's only there to help herself. ameramerica can't afford kamala harris. >> this is not a joke. >> kayleigh mcenany is a former white house press secretar whiy and co-host of outnumbered, and she is live on prime timiveo so we laid out pretty succinctly there the kamala harris record. >> can she survive that scrutiny? she may be able to. and here's why i say that. >> i just listened to the entirety of what you said, and that was clips of kamala own in her own words. and that came after me watching the 17 minute. >> i think that's what it was kamala rally. and i feel7 nute -- like i watd a case of identity theft. e y has stolen the identit of a moderate, middle of the road cultural icon and then fled to media fairy tale land where they will let her remake her identity. she talked about being a cop and lockin shg up fraudsters and locking up racists. and then she moved to being this fearlesfr s california prosec

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