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people of national-democratic , patriotic, attitudes and views will also suffer from this short-sightednessurrent government , therefore it is a common task for us to prevent the renaissance of those who see the future of ukraine exclusively in парадиг мягкая разница a какая разница, they defended the country just because the peace was good, this statement was one step to finding a common language with the president of the russian federation, not vladimir putin by the way, sometimes russia attacked georgia. vladimir putin was not even the president of the russian federation. well, he was the prime minister. yes, vitaly. by the way, with putin, what is going on with him? why does he not want to talk to his beloved people with him? a direct line to the question to answer i think that you are spitting on this people now from a high bell tower he really liked that kind of talk about nothing right loved talking about what when these talked about what was an important part in the existence of the regime when it was an authoritarian regime connected with the people, by a social agreement, the righ

in the oval office, the address to the nation binding praise congress for proving the deal. he says both democrats and republicans compromised to help avoid an economic catastrophe. she had potentially has moved from washington dc. this address to the nation was an opportunity for joe biden to remind the country of brands by deals as the new presidential cycle gets. i'm the way it was an echo very much of his message during the last presidential election. i'm bringing the country together only my style of leadership. gonna hill the a numerous divisions that america facing. i know by partners chip as far and unity is are, we can never stop try because i'm most like this one. the ones we just faced were the american economy in the world, economies at risk of collaborative. there's no other way. the problem by moving into this electoral cycle is this result seemed to be a message that is resonating with american versions of old story. majority of able republicans and democrats view him on favorably. they don't want them to run. they say there any reason they might vote for him is to vote against dona

and the majority of people have developed an aggressive attitude towards statehood, and the national-democratic find compromises with people whose main task was the destruction of ukraine . well, it’s good again. now it’s clear to a certain extent that i didn’t want to i would say that we were lucky with this friend of the president. i never adored leonid kuchma and always believed that he built this oligarchic country. but simply because he was a person who also tried to keep the balance in our country we got our own lukashenka, and then when we got our own lukashenka in the form of yanukovych, we were already ready to fight . the majority of the population still remained on anti-ukrainian positions , but entire generations of people began to grow up. our state had nothing to oppose to people who were born in independent ukraine, because if an openly pro-russian politician came to power in 1994 , the ukrainian state would be destroyed as belarus was destroyed. well, it was now in the form of a union state and now it is completely calm. we were just thinking from the territory of ukraine . was

tolerant of representatives of the lgbt community every year, this year's study as city ​​of the national democraticitute showed that 56% of respondents support civil partnerships for lgbt couples. this initiative was also publicly supported by the embassies of 15 countries and the eu representation in ukraine . the all-ukrainian council of churches and religious organizations spoke out against it, which believes that same-sex marriages are being legalized in ukraine under the guise of registered partnerships. same-sex marriages are not mentioned, but there are several reasons for this. the first reason is formal, yes, it is that in order to allow marriage on it is necessary to change the constitution with a sexual couple. the constitution cannot be changed during martial law, therefore, this issue is even technically impossible to implement now, or can we talk about what will happen in the future? well, if we look at the experience of other countries, then yes, but in any case the tendency towards equality in rights is present, and i am sure that it is not mine ukraine, which also chose the europea

first and foremost, all policy, the democratic national liberation movements or the key if a schultz is against to protect. so it states as imposed in our country against countries dependence on his transformation into a kind of calling a brussels building and washington we want an independent grease. grease which will actually decide is own national and social future follows. this is the main issue. the 2nd issue that disguises us is all clear and precise position regarding the war and ukraine. we say that russia is rights in this war. russia did not cause this war on the country. they've always wage by the united states, nate, so on ukrainian nazi regime. they caused this war, they are providing it, and they are leading ukraine, your and the whole world into the abyss. unfortunately, this unanimity that exists regarding the condemnation of russia is literally destructive of greece for our region. and of course, for europe and the whole world. this unanimity regarding russia leads our country into even big independence, carries even greater threats to our security and the survival.

an aggressive attitude towards statehood had developed among the majority of people, and the national democraticto find compromises with people whose main task was the destruction of ukraine. well, it’s good again. now it’s clear to a certain extent, i wouldn’t like to say that we were lucky with this friend of the president. i never adored leonid kucha and always believed that he built this oligarchic country but simply because he was a person who also tried to keep the balance, we did not get our own lukashenka, and then when we got our own lukashenka in the form of yanukovych, we were already ready to fight, so the majority of the population still remained on anti-ukrainian positions, but already a whole generation of people started to grow up, you understand, the youth began to grow up, that is, when they eventually strengthened enough to destroy our state , we had nothing to oppose to them, people who were born in independent ukraine, because if in 1994 it would have come to power openly pro-russian politicians, the ukrainian state would be destroyed in the same way that the belarusian stat

democratic republic on cooperation in the field of water resources. minister of justice of the russian federation konstantin anatolyevich chuichenko and minister of foreign affairs and national diaspora for abroad of the people's democratic republic of algeria ahmed attaf signed a protocol on cooperation between the ministry of justice of the russian federation and the ministry of justice of the algerian people's democratic republic director general of the state corporation roskosmos yury ivanovich borisov and ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of the algerian people's democratic republic in the russian federation smail benara signed an agreement between the government of the russian federation and the government of the algerian people's democratic republic of the democratic republic of cooperation in the field of exploration and use of outer space for peaceful purposes kosmos yuri borisovna chairman of the all-russian public organization delovaya rossiya aleksey evgenievich repik documents completed, let's move on to the president's statements russian federation vladimir vladimirovich putin and president of the people's democratic republic of algeria adel majid ti

christopher for you is with the national democratic institute for international affairs. he says there's a clear political line go to the legal cases against sancho desinik, and these people haven't call job dialogue and attachments to that freedom. enter. now see that politically motivated demonstrations of cause the lives of dozens of people. it's really on, on. i set it on a symptom of unprecedented websites since you are ready to adopt themselves in a position that are preaching have law. and on the one hand, the government does not dislike this scenario. is military districts, something that is also better on presidents it on, on the other hand, so cool. i need some portez, what better determine, do you have districts to make that most of the then we've had some of them actually going to the extreme to say that the current provision not be allowed to finish is down. and then again will be better on president. every incident goes history. my hope however, is that the civic lead us of synagogue literally just leave the civil society cons debbie. i've tried to get virgi

uh, democrat national constitution a democratic institution is a foundation.ty. uh, iray international republic insticut is a fund of the republican party of the united states, a number of other funds, smaller americans have always been nearby and the lithuanian secret service was, uh, the very tool that pulled chestnuts out of the fire for the american special services and turkey put up with it. they go uh the russian politicians of the united states moreover they are, and the only commodity that lithuania can sell today is its anti-belarusian and anti-russian relations. this is a union lithuanians in grodno initiative has existed since 1995, funded by lithuania and aims to strengthen ties in the community of ethnic lithuanians living in belarus. they teach here the native language , history, culture, gather for the holidays, but as a public association studying the history of language and traditions , add the lithuanian special services as a branch for espionage. yes, there are, and they said now, probably, the german border is already approaching, yes. take

politico said they have -- national democrats to do the same so as not to cause any perception that thesident is trying to meddle with the legal process when it comes. jill biden appeared to deviate from this during a fundraiser in manhattan. she said she was surprised how many republicans continue to support mr. trump, despite the indictment. back to you guys. >> carley: wow, interesting comments coming from her. thank you. with that, bring in constitutional attorney and former member of president trump's transition team, mark smith. good morning to you. it being looed like the president was in good spirits. he stopped at a cuban restaurant and bought food for everybody inside. he is facing 37 charges and some hold 20-year prison sentences, which means his team can't lose a single count. >> yes, keep in mind, yesterday is as good as it is going to get. going forward, this case will not be tried in the press, it will be tried in court. they can go on the offense. they will laser focus on what are the 34 documents that according to the document concern or relate to national security of d

biden and top staffers instructed his re-election campaign and national democratic party not to publiclyss the issue, they do not want to create the appearance they are trying to what happens. >> brian: let's bring in john ratcliffe. he had his job under president trump. you watched the president give his speech yesterday, i imagine in new jersey, at which time he was specific bringing up the case of the socks with bill clinton and saying these are my presidential papers and presidential records act. was he right in either case to bring up the example and is that foundation of his defense, do you think? >> jonathan: i did listen to what the president said and yesterday was a travesty. we all thing law should be enforced. laws should be applied evenly and enforced evenly and that is not taking place here and that is one thing president trump is pointing out and because that is not happening here with respect to jack smith, this is clearly coming across as political prosecution and it is prosecution initiated by the incumbent president against his primary political opponent, it is elect in

is the only major national democrat to say women sports should be made of women.y single day aspect of politics. this is as i believe the story that's told of something that's 80% or 90% of americans believe and look, this is just absurd and when you got the rigged game going like that, when you got ai, not allowing you to share information and telling you beyond that your information is not permissible or excludes. i think that's really scary because this is again symptomatic of what we are going through in this nation. it crystallizes for so many people. >> it is ironic because it is the anniversary of title nine that's supposed to protect women in sports and make it fair and equal. this now chat gpt is telling this athlete how to think and feel about a subject that means a lot to her. >> i just came down from, i had an awesome time in coopers town, new york. my 12-year-old is still sleeping right now. he and his friends had an amazing time. the 16-year-old does not belong. if somebody, let's take it outside a little league athletics, if heavyweight boxer decide

democrat winning the city of jacksonville. a town that the suburbs of which rhonda scent is has held himself. that he hails from. i think what it speaks to is the nationalat the suburbs are trending democratic when the republicans are focused on donald trump in culture war issue. when i would suggest is take your message everywhere. concentrate on those suburbs. and when the swing voters that can deliver florida for the democrats in 24. >> top the issues that people are concerned about. thank you former congressman, david jolly, and val demings. we're sorry we couldn't get that sound straight. coming up, i state such as california consider reparation, new book spells out exactly how wide the wealth gap between black and white americans really is. and how it could be closed practically. we'll talk about it with one of the authors next. the authors next (tap, tap) listen, your deodorant just has to work. i use secret aluminum free. just swipe and it lasts all day. secret helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. and hours later i still smell fresh. secret works. ohhh yesss. hey guys, detect this: living with hiv, i learned that i can stay undetect

north american foundations such as the national democratic institute and the constitution democrat.his is a fund. uh means democratic party. uh, iray international republic insticute is a fund of the us republican party, a number of other funds, smaller americans have always been nearby and the lithuanian secret service was, uh, the very tool that pulled chestnuts out of the fire for american specialists. and türkiye put up with it. they go , uh, the russian politicians of the united states , moreover, they, and the only product that can sell today or lithuania is its anti-belarusian and anti-russian relations. this association of lithuanians, grodno initiatives have existed since 1995, funded by lithuania and aims to strengthen ties in the community of ethnic lithuanians living in belarus. the native language is taught here, the history of culture is gathered at the festival, but as a public association studying the history of languages, traditions , the lithuanian special services should be added as a branch for espionage. well, yes, let's close together they said. now, probably,

. >> i would be honored serving as chairman of a national democrats roots group he national veteransans who believe in a strong america. we are so sick of all these kind of incidents we have been talking about with china, with the rise of iran, north korea, all of the threats across the globe. many folks who have served in uniform are stepping up and saying look, enough is enough. we want a commander-in-chief who believes in a strong national security though wants to get us away from this kind of these woke unfocused pentagon policies and get us back to a place where we are a strong america and we are reassuring our allies and deterring our enemies. >> steve: sure. well, jeremy, we have a little snippet of promotion regarding your group. we are going to play it for the folks so they know how they can get involved. watch. this it's the mission of veterans on duty to make sure that those voices are heard. because we know the space. and our service didn't end when we took off our uniform. the fight continues and it's too important to ignore. we must stand up to all those who seek to und

there was real concerned about going too far from the national democrats. kennedy was sitting there throughout his administration trying to weave between the urgency to do something and the fear of doing too much. this was notomhing he prioritized in the first place. the resu was that he essentially tht planning on it, waited until the issue forcis hand. host: you write in your book that he walked into the oval office without a complete speech. guest: that is right. they had not prepared the speech. as you saw in the film, they were still debating when to do the speech, how to do the speech. kennedy was unhappy with the drafts they gave him and ultimately, he weaned a lot of that speech. it is not his best speech in terms of rhetoric. kennedy was a great speaker when prepared. this time, it was not his issue. it was not something he had given a norma's amounts of thought to -- enormous. amounts of from the topic. the important thing is the content. that is why the speech is so historic. the speech is still a pretty good speech. what he says in content is dr

there was real concerned about going too far from the national democrats. kennedy was sitting there throughout his administration trying to weave between the urgency to do something and the fear of doing too much. isas not something he prioritized in the first place. e result was that he seially without planning on it, waited until the issue forced his hand. host: you write in your book that he walked into the oval office without a complete speech. guest: that is right. they had not prepared the speech. as you saw in the film, they were still debating when to do the speech, how to do the speech. kennedy was unhappy with the drafts they gave him and ultimately, he weaned a lot of that speech. it is not his best speech in terms of rhetoric. kennedy was a great speaker when prepared. this time, it was not his issue. it was not something he had given a norma's amounts of thought to -- enormous. amounts of from the topic. the important thing is the content. that is why the speech is so historic. the speech is still a pretty good speech. what he says in content i

if they don't want to acknowledge our delegates or acknowledge the winner that is the democrat national's problem but the fact there is a race here, there is a democrat and a republican primary happening here whether joe biden wants to admit it or not. why someone like rfk, jr., who came out of nowhere, that guy polls at 20, 30%, he has barely gotten in the race against the incumbent president. any democrat looking to run will look at new hampshire come here because we're going first no matter what south carolina says. i don't care what the democrat national committee, whether they acknowledge the delegates or not, nobody cares about that as much as the publicity, the media attention, the fact you can earn it on the ground get people kite excited about your candidacy, democrat or republican. republicans are coming here. any democrat who want to run will come here as well. south carolina is there even going to be a primary? last time they just kind of anointed the incumbent. they didn't hold a primary for president trump. there is chance they don't hold a primary for president biden. it

decades during his time as vice president and senator, taking in all this money from foreign nationals? democratsyou would think anyone who is fair-minded would say that's wrong and we need some accountability here. >> well, fair-minded has gone out of our vocabulary. the days are over where fair-minded democrats will come in and say the same rules should apply to democrat as to republicans but also how about republicans, republicans, too many of them are saying that there's no problem at all, that what president trump did was desirable and commendable. he may have done things that are not right but the question is, did he do things that are criminal? what we don't have are fair-minded people on both sides who are prepared to look at all the facts and come to calibrated proportional judgments about right and wrong instead of just cheering for one side and saying he's all wrong or he's all right. the democrats are saying he did nothing wrong. of course there's evidence that the biden family may very well have done things wrong. did they cross the line into criminality? i don't know. did trump cros

according to a report in politico, they have instructed biden's re-election campaign and the national democratic party not to comment on the issue because they want to avoid the perception that the administration is meddling in the affairs of legal proceedings against the former president. back to you guys. >> steve: jonathan, you just mentioned that yesterday judge goodman said to donald trump that he could not speak to any of the witnesses about the case. that includes his co-defendant wallwalt nauta valet essentialle body man. he still works for him. initially, i understand, in court he said you can't have any contact with him whatsoever. but these guys make money providing security and things like that for the former president and so they made the effective argument you can't cut them off from their livelihood. >> yeah. exactly so the judge actually compromised on that. initially he wanted no contact with any witnesses. the attorneys, trump's attorneys are arguing this is a different case. this is a former president, international businessman. he has all these contacts. you can't cut everyon

the soldiers looking for members of the allied democratic forces behind the nations douglas attack. and over a decade, at least, $41.00 people, most of the students were killed during raid almost school. it happened in part of the way, a few kilometers from the border with the democratic republic of congo. many of the victims were killed in a fine all those with shots all hacked to this captain sawyer reports. apollo black count had left the boat a town of pondering in darkness. when on demand a talked you didn't say they were sleeping when all lives democratic forces force their way into hot stells store food from a store and burned a dummy 30. some of the students will have to desk with marcia to use and foxes are . those were killed when the rebels designated upon some survive by hiding under the bodies of the dead fellow students. what's the trouble? and we're getting ready to sleep. when we heard people shouting, we saw a man wearing down at green clothes with guns, axes, and machetes. they wanted us to open the door to door, then they started shooting. they also went to the goa

so, how much of a mobilizing fact or do you think the national democratic party apparatus understands state legislators could be in the upcoming election? >> i think we have to see that the biggest risk to democracy is at the state level. if you're goal in life, and this is the far-right school, they have a toxic minority viewpoint agenda. meaning, they know their agenda is not supported by the majority. the perfect place to put that into place is through state houses, that they can gerrymander and use voter suppression to suppress the other side. so they are running their entire agenda through state houses. when lindsey graham brought up a national abortion ban, mitch mcconnell said not here, we will do it through state houses. so we can either decide to fight back in state houses where they're rushing through their attire agenda, or will continue to lose in state houses and hope and pray we use some u.s. -- to stop it. going back to the office analogy, think about state houses as all on the soccer healed kicking at the goal, again and again. we're going to be blocking the shots. we

when you're looking at this election, that is of concern to democratic strategists, national democratsthe impact that a no labels ticket. you know, we don't even know the republican who would be on that unity ticket at this point. but we expect there to be a ticket. and the concern among democrats is when you look at the data that exists right now from 2020 was that folks who were not into biden and trump, they would attend, if they had to choose, biden. but if you have a viable third-party option, one that no label says is centrist and would represent bipartisanship, the concern among democrats is the voters would go in the direction of the no labels ticket, potentially spoiling it for joe biden and going to donald trump. the democratic chair of no labels, listen to his response. >> if we find the polls have changed and joe biden is way ahead and the person who the republicans may choose and if they continue to choose donald trump, even though he's been indicted, then no labels will stand down. because we're not interested in being the spoiler. we're not the enemy. in fact, we support

the national constitution democratic party submitted the motion on friday. it criticized kishida's boost in defense spending as well as what it calls his failure to tackle rising prices. >> translator: things are moving in the wrong direction. we need to stop increasing the burden on people while they struggle to make ends meet. >> but the ruling camp argued the motion was just annual attempt by the cbp to delay deliberations in the diet. the motion is considered largely symbolic as kishida's liberal democratic party holds a majority in the lower house. the ruling coalition voted it down as did some opposition parties. still the proposal had attracted a lot of attention. speculation buildup for weeks the motion could prompt kishida to call a snap election, but he seemed to put the kibosh on that thursday saying he was not considering dissolving the house during the current diet session, which is set to wrap up next wednesday. >>> japan, south korea, and the united states are condemning north korea's latest missile launch. two ballistic missiles were fired on

the democratic national committee, which president biden as the leader of the democratic party, naturallye of things, voted to move the new hampshire -- the first in the nation primary to south carolina that has a lot of democrats in new hampshire upset. seconds to play you see someone like robert f. kennedy and marion williamson and going to campaign in new hampshire and pushing back on the president. i'll be interested to see how new hampshire democrats react to that because i don't think we're going to see president biden show up as much in new hampshire first of all. he's the incumbent here and the obviously he's going to want to pay more attention if he goes anywhere to south carolina there's inner party politics there and i'm curious to see how that impacts the tension between the dnc and new hampshire and spills over into the primary. >> neil: i also wonder too if it's a slow drip drip drip of support for the president here and that could change. there's not nearly the enthusiasm there was a couple of years back and that's certainly among democrats and even among indianapolis depen

down border as in west and you can, the soldiers are looking for members of the live democratic forces behind the nation's deadliest attack and a decade, at least 41 people most of them students for kills during a right on the school. it happens and punched by a few kilometers from the border with a democratic republic of congo. many of the victims were killed in the file. others were shot well hacked to death. catherine sawing reports how black, how had left the boat, a town of pondering in darkness. when on demand a talked you didn't say they were sleeping when all lives democratic forces force their way into hot stells store food from a store and burned a dummy 30. some of the students will have to desk with marcia to use and boxes others were killed when the rebels designated upon some survive by hiding under the bodies of the dead fellow students. what's the trouble and we're getting ready to sleep. when we heard people shouting, we saw a man wearing down at green clothes with guns, axes, and machetes. they wanted us to open the door to door, then they started shooting. they also went to the goats ho

the democratic forces, who believed to be behind the nations deadliest attack and over decades, at least $41.00 people, most of them students were killed during a ride on a school that happens, and importantly, a few killing bases from the border with the democratic republic of congo, many of the victims were killed in a farm, others was shot or hex to death. catherine sawyer reports. apollo blackout had left the boat a town of pondering in darkness. an on demand a talked you didn't say they were sleeping when all light democratic forces force their way into hot stells store food from a store and burned a dormitory. some of the students will have to desk with marcia t's and foxes others were killed when the rebels designated upon some survive by hiding under the bodies of the dead fellow students. what's the trouble and we're getting ready to sleep. when we heard people shouting, we saw a man wearing down at green clothes with guns, axes, and machetes. they wanted us to open the too much, we do. then they started shooting. they also went to the goats hospitals. you've done done policies

and this celebrity chef and his wealthy powerful national democratic friends who aren't giving up their gas stoves, these are the same exact people lecturing my constituents about climate change. they say it is working class families all over the country who need to give up their cars and their stoves and furnacees to avert the climate crisis. it is madness and hypocrisy. any american whether or not they are a coastal elite should be able to cook on a gas stove if they choose to. i ask my colleagues to support this measure, and i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. pallone: i don't know about these celebrity stoves, hollywood. you can bring up all this if you want, but the bottom line is this legislation doesn't guarantee that anybody gets to use their gas stove. if a town in california or a state wants to prohibit it, they are free to do so. let's not give the impression that this legislation is going to prohibit towns or states or any kind of municipality from prohibiting gas stoves if they want to do so. what this legislation says is that an agency

democrats, the d.n.c. voted to make south carolina the first in the nation primary state. that obviously ticked a lot of democrats off in new hampshire because we know how proud new hampshire democrats and republicans are for having a first in the nation primary. it comes at a time when you have the dnc, which is allied with president biden. you know, they have a lot of tension right now with, you know, democratic leadership. so if someone like robert f. kennedy were to capitalize that and campaign quite a bit in new hampshire, that could contribute to those tensions. do i think president biden will be the nominee at the end of the day? yes, absolutely. as of now, he's very much the frontrunner. however, with these figures like robert f. kennedy jr. and him chipping away at the poll numbers, i think it plays in to the narrative that maybe he doesn't have a ton of momentum and energy going around him in to 2024. >> neil: you think of a 1968-type situation. apples and oranges, way before you were born, i might point out. i remember enough that there was this guy, eugene mccar

but the democrat national committee said there will not be any debates for the primary season. >> they'rehey try to shut down republicans or anyone else that goes against them. the democratic party is specific about its agenda, what it allows. it's incredibly tightly concentrated and unfortunately this particular gentleman, mr. kennedy, won't stand a chance. maria: it's not about the people. >> it's not. that's what i find fascinating. when you look at his uncle and his own father, yes, let's be realistic. they were part of the elite. they were hanging out with sinatra and the gang but their platforms were all about the common man and common woman. the current iteration of the democratic party does not focus on that. they focus on random issues and they're trying to force their ideology on the entire country. democrat, independent, republican alike. >> i wouldn't say those are random issues. i would say they're issues very closely chosen and they're frightening. maria: you're talking about this obsession with transgenderism. >> obsession. maria: you're talking about this obsession with th

the democrats, you can talk because campbell, one dot, and you've gotten the now room. the national park is in the democratic republic of congo, and the saw adf rebels, a bays in the driver seat. they know their way around the forest, is that the in the national park, so they know how to go around. they know that to rain as well. and they have the capacity to just hide and, you know, just stay here then. so it's going to be very difficult um for the military, the army base trying to pursue this rebels. uh so, i mean, the dc calls aspect of it is back to the army saying that they are using how close to is to try and locate this rebels. but that's just one part. the other issue uh, is that, you know, these uh, people are holding a full speed is um, you know, the students and the armies trying to figure out how they can extract the students out of that place as safely and to bring them back home. catherine, thank you very much. indeed. that's catherine. sorry. talking to us from nairobi. it was still a head and i'll just say no more civilians killed this year. and hating that in some m

that would make the issue more palatable to national democrats who were feeling pressure and were concerned themselves about growing environmental costs of fossil fuels this history suggests some roots about the current debates over ea epa policy in the state and demonstrates. also this consistent pattern over the next few decades of west virginia democrats while much of the south is starting to turn to the republican party. the democratic party will stay in power until the early 20 teams, and they will do this by doing this sort of argument that jay rockefellers sort of encapsulated sort of that. we can have the burning of coal we can have cold jobs and also follow environmental laws. so this is an important important story. level and the national and as you can see under governor rockefeller's plan in his first term when this economic boom was happening. he wanted to sort of use the growing profits of the coal industry to reinvest in other areas of the economy. and to sort of market the states call when several ways to sort of support this conversion to coal for utility production. this i

this democratic nation with a strong modern army with a lot of capabilities that a need to could profit from now a, another issue that both austin on stuff and back address that in the news conferences with the bid to present the fame is 2 percent and that means of course that's at 2 percent of g d p that every member country must now spend apparently at least 2 percent on defense. do you think there was unity that well, i don't think that there is you need to know because there are some nato countries who have not hit the target yet. and forcing for instance, canada. they are spending current me about 1.3 percent, also to the p on defense. there are things that it's difficult for them to spend more. but a bose installed back and lloyd austin said today that there are confidence that there will be an agreement by o l. i is because of course, facing this very difficult and change geo political situation. russia's war and ukraine, more and more allies understand that they need to spend more, that there is the needs to have those 2 percent as a floor, not a ceiling. germany, for instance,

in 1984 the city hosted the democratic national convention. later on that year, u.n. ambassador jean kirkpatrick would point democrats as the, quote, blame america first crowd. representative nancy pelosi was a frequent target of attack ads during her time as house speaker. is public and candidates tried to link their opponents to pelosi and the democratic establishment. >>> a judge will oversee the justice department case against hunter biden. she had the support against both democratic senators from delaware when she was nominated by trump. she was confirmed in august 2018. yesterday the justice department announced the son of president biden will plead guilty to two misdemeanors. the judge will have the final say on sentencing. >>> one person was hurt and 10 killed in a violent crash in eastern contra costa county. you can see one car upside down in the field while another looks to be destroyed by a fire. this is off of vasco road in the town of biro which is just south of brentwood. the road was closed, causing traffic to back up in that area. >>> a car crashes thr

these events are going to raise money for the democratic national committee for state parties and foriden's election campaign, which to your point has not been completely built out infrastructure-wise. they don't have a finance committee. there are donors who can't believe they haven't been tapped as like a finance committee, but we're starting to see it the top-dollar is $100,000 that gets you two platinum tables, some vip reception beforehand, and a chance to take a photo. that's headlined by kamala harris in new york in conjunction with the dnc's lgbtq gala. >> so, jonathan, the president has given clear directives to the dnc torque the campaign torsion the white house, that we're not going to saying in anything about donald trump's trouble. that could change sometime next year, particularly if trump is going to be the nominee. we heard some republicans speak out. we heard chris christie, and bill barr's reaction has been kind of withering. we don't have any poll numbers to this point. do you have any sense that republicans you talked to, could essentially chip away that republican

event in chicago on wednesday on a trip that also includes a high dollar fundraiser in the 2024 democratic national convention host city. >> that has been the republican plan so far. good for big business, bad for everybody else. >> reporter: the president does not believe that there will be a recession even as republican hopefuls .2 concerns over inflation and the economy. >> china has gotten to a point where they are that much of an enemy and they are doing that much damage to us, that if we don't get our act together quick, they will start coming and taking over things. >> reporter: gop voter karen scott says she supported trump in the past but is open to new names. >> i have gone to several of his events. i have never met desantis. >> reporter: new hampshire will host the first republican presidential primary. trump remains the gop front runner followed by desantis, the only other candidate currently pulling double digits. >>> still ahead, one step closer to finding answers as search crews bring back wreckage from the submersible that imploded thousands of feet below the surface. >>> plus, 160

these democratic nations are prosperous, too. they get to vote. we don't get to vote. ty in any way they can cut down the power of democratic nations in the international system. particularly the united states. >> before we go, you've been on the deck of ships like this before. how difficult is to it operate under these conditions? you're steering at your destroyer. you want to protect your crew and the ship itself. how close a call was this? >> oh, well, people look at 150 yards and say that's plenty of time and space to maneuver. we have to remember. the "uss chung-hoon," talking about trying to stop a vessel in its length which you probably can't do with your car on the highway. and this would not be like a car accident. this is like two buildings colliding together. so it is very difficult. in the open ocean, we prefer to keep about 2,000 yards away from other transiting ships. maybe as near as perhaps 1,000 yards. but generally that's about as close as you need to come in the open ocean. the taiwan straits are 150 miles wide. there is no reason for ships to have to

across, across the country, across the continent, as it was just recently over 10 vmc national, that the democratic republic of coal nationals have lost their lives in sudan. and their country has been demanding and so so from them as to what exactly had been dental, how could it have been stop and the lady is being. ready paid on the regular forces . i love necessarily the support of forces. g a is a the statement by the foreign affairs minister of the us. we continue to receive disturbing news of photography and of diplomatic officials by um groups and heart them. so done. can you imagine in hard to which had remained open to facilitate the evacuation of any keen in still in the country is now closed . and that is just a piece of the puzzle as it works because the situation, like i said, little threats. and so the country itself, which has been in a tenuous situation since the fall off it's form of precedent. we use the sheer but right now it, it is currently dealing with the situation in the sense that it's, it could have a village. in fact, i think it's very, very valid tile part of africa. and

you can't uh, looking for suspected tremendous all the a lot of democratic services up to the nations deadliest tax for decades. at least 21 people were killed during divide on a school implement into his presidential bond and has kicked off as 2024 re election fits with a really in philadelphia, attended by union members. switching his economic agenda easy with 1st the middle class and for 5 american manufacturing. saudi arabia's foreign minister on behalf of the king and crown prince has officially invited the randy in prison to re add. it happens during visits to to them by the foreign minister as the long time arrivals take it. another step towards restoring diplomatic ties will distort and relations follows. an agreement, broken by china, prince finds open. fon al south admits around presidents abraham rice. c. it's the 1st such visit of a saudi official to around, you know, have a 7 years. the kingdom is planning to re establish an embassy in the city around reopened its infancy and fred earlier this month. so hillary man, liver, it is a former us diplomat. she joins us by skype

he played multiple roles in the democratic national committee democratic party and worked on both clinton campaign's, bill and hillary. he was working with them, friends. on page 15 of the report it says in the summer of 2016, they traveled to moscow in connection with a business conference. the business conference was at the ritz carlton in moscow which according to the reports was the site of salacious sexual conduct on the part of trump. parents if you're watching, earmarks now, earmarks for your children. wasse this salacious sexual conduct, what is that? >> the allegation was -- >> don't answer it, i will. think about this in the game of politics it gets dirty and nasty and people will say anything to be their opponent but this is the government doing it even the director of the fbi said it's possible trump was with hookers. christopher said in an infamous tape probably exists alleged tape incident was the only sex trump party in russia. you want to hear five months before the election telling the republican leading candidate is peeing onn prostitutes we are aware of a member of this