, the oval office was called the oval office, and everyone laughed and made a difference in france ,e president can have a mistress and the french say well, you have and it’s fine, that is, they can. and when i did a poll in ukraine , uh, in the ox-populace, i walked the streets and asked , on the contrary, ukrainians said, he’s a cool guy , we had such a president that he had mistresses, girls, women, such and such match we would like, therefore, there are different attitudes and if it had been in the 90s, it seems to me that trab would not have had any chance because of sex scandals, now there are sex scandals, it became known about them, he is accused, but there is no such scandal anymore, this means that the american society has become more tolerant and they are not they look at marital relationships, extramarital relationships, and so on and so on. am i wrong? what is there ? conservatism is so american that it existed for many decades. does it still exist or no longer exist ? i think that after all, american society remains quite puritanical and if trump charges will be brought

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we do not have a leader in the oval office who is willing to say that. most in important things confucius ever said, mark, is you have to call things for the proper names. this is called rectification of names. provided will not do that china and russia are dividing the world it is the court access you talked about with china, russia, pakistan, iran, algeria one site and they mean to take down peace and stability across the world. mark: what else to china have to say and do? what else does putin have to say and do what else of the iranians have to say and do her forth and so on, to convince this pacifist element within our own country, with our own congress within the democratic and republican parties even in the oval office. what else has to be done? there has to be a direct attack on the continental united states, that is insane. >> yes and last year when we get the statistics we will find more than 80000 american size print doses of the legal time spent in a pre-chinese communist party would strengthen your total total surveillance state is exactly th

rtie >> weaver pentagon and oval office that does not understand the urgency the chinese are preparing it is the fastest military buildups and subsequent world war xi jinping talks about war all the time he is sanction proofing the regime and mobilizing the civilians fon war. i don't know what more we needou but clearly we can see what xi jinping is doing unfortunately the pentagon does not. >> you know strangely enoughee people who see this people who understand recent history people who were listening to whatthey president xi is saying and putin is saying in the regime and ther fundamentalist entire ran are e saying and doing were ringingwe the bells and banging the pots and pans and therefore you and i and ronald reagan are warmonger neocon whatever they want to call us. i'm no warmonger or neocon i see the enemy and the enemy is getting stronger and strongeran and if he can't see the enemyst you are blind as hell. we'll be right back. ♪ get directv with a two year price guarantee. ♪ ♪ make your dream car...a reality. mercedes-benz certified pre-owned vehicles are rigorously inspect

dumbest map in the oval office. joe biden is an economic illiterate. the guy who said we need to spend more money to beat inflation. interest rates were negligible. now they are through the roof. joe biden has destroyed our banking system, he has destroyed our food system. he has destroyed our immigration system. destroyed our student loan system, energy system. he has destroyed our athletic system. he thinks he is fdr i think he is more herbert hoover. and moreover, he takes these autocratic powers, at least house city i will any got the trains to run on time. or anything to be done on time as a matter of fact. i'm very troubled by this because he's proposed a $6.9 trillion budget, which is massive. with almost $5 trillion in tax increases. he plays this marxist class warfare about the rich versus the poor which accommodates nothing, that doesn't bring food prices down, it doesn't get crime off our street. it doesn't secure the border, it doesn't do any of those things. he's constantly throwing shiny objects out th

nixon's 1969 appeal to the silent majority help a nation at odds over the vietnam war and his 1974 oval office resignation address following the watergate scandal. >> i have never been a quitter. to leave office before my term is completed is a harm to every instinct in my body, but as president i must put the interests of america first. >> reporter: watch our 10 part series, speeches the defined presidency saturday at 9:30 a.m. and p.m. eastern on american history tb on c-span2.

in the oval office, biden has been thinking olaf scholz for berlin's support for the war torn countrys take a listen. >> we are in very good shape. today. thanks to your leadership. i'm really happy to be here to talk with you. >> together, we are working to supply critical security assistance ukraine. everything from what we have done, artillery, air defense systems, we have been together throughout this. >> for more on the story we bring in our correspondent who was standing by in washington dc for us. we understand in paris that these two leaders met for roughly an hour. what more do we know about what was said, during these talks? >> well, this was framed by the united states as a working visit. and one where the two leaders would likely spend much of that our just the two of them, discussing what is going on in ukraine. exchanging notes about their recent meetings with, president zelenskyy and also working out and how to go forward, with their cooperation. with helping ukraine, as well as their cooperation, with holding pressure accountable. when the two leaders spoke, we heard a

>> i asked what he said, i am in the oval office in want to be respectful to the president. , i do not think i should be saying what they said. john was in the meeting with a couple members. we had an hour with the president, but this is a big deal. i will tell you dan, all the people i've been talking to, even people not from conoco's sank this is a test. the administration says the only reason we are not producing more oil in america is we are -- we cap should trend energy companies. -- recalcitrant energy companies. we are seeing a good wall street journal editorial saying this is a test. conoco will start tomorrow if they get the record decision approve. we hope so, this is a signal on how serious they are on this. >> let me turn to your defense of foreign policy. as you look back last year, the impact lessons of ukraine were from a strategic point of view, industrial mobilization. what you think the takeaways are . quote -- dan: i've been talking about the invasion of ukraine on what we were seeing. we entered a new area -- era of authoritarian aggression, by vladimir putin and xi

chancellor welcome to the oval office , to the white house.he last you were here. as a matter of fact, if i'm not mistaken, you were here in february of 2022 and russia was amassing its troops, 185,000 troops on the ukrainian border and we made it clear we would respond and we made good on that promise. i mean that sincerely. it's made a world of difference. and together we make good on our promise. you stepped up and provided critical military support. i would argue that beyond your military support, the moral support has been profound. and you've driven historic changes at home. increase in defense spending and the energy sources, has not been easy. together we work lock step to provide critical security in ukraine and from everything from what we've done in the lock step, artillery, armored tank, air defense systems. and we've been together throughout this. you helped ukraine meet its basic needs like food, health, heating and you continue to maintain pressure on putin and is undercutting his ability to fight this war and as nato allies we'

somebody's playbook is sitting in the oval office, let me open it up and find out what is working, not you can, nobody thought trump was weak on the border, methods were debatable but the objective was not. the objective is debatable and methods are questionable. where are they coming from? are you trying to help our country? look at foreign policy. if this is where his experience is, tell me china is better, the relationship with iran is better, wrong wrong wrong. stuart: i've got one facing the right there. you are all right, see you again soon. doctor marc siegel, stephen moore, jimmy phelan, joe borelli, president macrom of france wants to raise the retirement age from 62 to 64, workers have shut down the country. france is brought to a standstill. "my take" is next. ♪ that last a lifetime like happiness, love and confidence... you can't buy those. but you can invest in them. at t. rowe price, our strategic investing approach can help you build the future you imagine. (man) what if my type 2 diabetes takes over? (woman) what if all i do isn't enough? or what if i can do diabetes di

>> know i'm going to ask what he said i'm in the oval office i want to be respectful of the president i don't think i should resend what they should be b saying. jon was in that meeting, a couple other members. we appreciated we had an hour with the president. but this is a really big deal and i will tell you all the people i've been talking to today even people not from conocophillips s they are saying this is a test. the administration often says the only reason we are not producing more oil in america is recalcitrant energy companies. all of you guys youou do not really want to drill. he may have seen a really good wall street journal article saying this is a test. conical will start tomorrow, tomorrow if they get the record of decision approved. so we sure hope so this is a signal how serious they are on these issues. let me turn to your defense and foreign policy acts that we have. as you look back at the last year end the impact lessons of the ukrainian or the strategic point of view, what you think the takeaways are? >> i've been talking a lot about the invasion of ukraine reve

bush used a late-night oval office address to inform americans that the invasion of iraq had begun. >> on my orders coalition forces have begun striking selected targets of military importance to undermine saddam hussein's ability to wage war. >> and today polls show that most americans do not believe the u.s. made the right decision to invade. cbs's charlie d'agata is in baghdad tonight. >> reporter: shock and awe. the u.s. military's term and intent. for the aerial bombardment that began the war. but the takedown of saddam hussein's regime triggered a savage insurgency and a brutal sectarian conflict. a tragedy that cost the lives of hundreds of thousands of iraqis in nearly 4500 u.s. service members. this is baghdad today. gone are the blast walls and barbed wire. amid the capital's bustling marketplaces and cafes something else has returned. a sense of optimism. but threats to iraq's security remain. not least from its powerful neighbor iran, which continues to increase its influence with political parties and powerful paramilitary groups tied to tehran. all across baghdad you'll

but the way we got it done, we were in the oval office. the president was asking homeland security where do we remain with mexico which mark the mexicans are not getting it done, they are not there yet. he said, you need to tell them i am going to start terrifying everything at the southern border by 5% if they don't agree with it. 10% after that, 20% after that. these are the numbers. and they said, forget it. he pulled his phone out and started typing. and pressed send. and he put it out on twitter. and he looked with me and he said, mike, get with the mexicans tomorrow and tell them. and i said, my bet is they probably already know. i looked at mike pompeo, the secretary of state and he said you need to go figure this out. the next day we have to mexican foreign minister, the ambassador, there are economic people on one side of the table in the roosevelt room, me, the secretary of state, the treasurer on the other site. the mexicans came in, they had charts and graphs, but they couldn't do it. it didn't take more than a year. we underst

and they walk into the oval office and they start crying. cried since he was a baby and probably didn't cry then either and now he's crying. this happens all the time. this happens all the time. thank you. tears. tears! >> john: [laughs] why? why? why are people always in tears around donald trump? what is up with this guy? is his body odor so strong that people's eyes just start watering around him? [cheers and applause] right? is he constantly chopping onions? is he always just playing the beginning of "up" for some reason? all right, let's move on to some news. that has become all too common now. there was yet another school shooting yesterday, this time in nashville, tennessee. yes, sir, were six people were killed including three children. for this to happen even once is unacceptable and i would need seems to happen all the goddamn time. i am sick to death of this. i want to know what our representative is planned to do about it. because if you ask this -- yes. [applause] oh, yeah. because if you ask this representative from tennessee,

the men spoke so quietly in the oval office, i could barely make out what they we saying.ig of a commitment is announced from president biden. correspondent: it is a continuation of what the u. has provided already. what ukraine needs is more ammunition and heavy equipment. they are getting ammo, more missiles that can be fired from a rocket launcher systems the u.s. has provided and is some armored vehicles that can create bridges, which will be useful. it is not a new commitment or any escalation in what the u.s. is providing. still no comtment at all to provide the f-16 fighter jets that president zelenskyy personally asked president biden for when he was in ukraine last week, and it will be a long time before the tanks we have seen the arrest promise get to ukraine, possibly next year. ammunition that can get there quickly is very important for ukraine to defend itself at the moment. anchor: when it comeso the u.s. and germany and what to do in ukraine and that relationship, who does the pushing? o does the pulling? correspondent: you were chancellor souls saying he is

. ♪ wayfair, you've got just what i need ♪ >>> we're just getting tape in from inside the oval office the european commission. let's take a listen. >> i think we have, i think we have. and we still are with the great people of ukraine, providing security assistance, and many historic sanctions that cut off putin's ability to fund and to fight his war in ukraine, and make it harder for him. i remember you and i talking about launching a joint task force and whether or not we would be able to provide natural gas. it worked. it worked. and at the same time, we're driving new investments to create clean energy industries and jobs and make sure we have supply chains available to both of our continents. and the idea under our inflation reduction act and lies at the heart of the european industrial plan. hoping to talk a little bit about that today. and finally, i want to thank you for your leadership on the framework which protected the hard-earned peace that exists on good friday, which i think has probably surprised a lot of europeans how strongly so many americans feel about that. madame

you had a president of the united states committing crimes, 11 different times, from the oval office.one say that is not serious. so, this is a very important case to bring, and i applaud alvin bragg for doing this. hopefully, they will also bring these additional charges against him. what he's doing right now, threatening a prosecutor, and threatening violence and calling for death and destruction, is irresponsible and criminal. >> well, karen friedman, please come see me again. i very much appreciate your insight, in this conversation. have a good saturday. appreciate you. >> thank you. >> so many questions after what the republicans did this week, specifically yesterday. the parents bill of rights passed in the house, should a book about race or lgbtq issues be banned because somebody's dad didn't like it? the aoc had a little bit to say about this, you're gonna hear her. and you're going to hear a lot from our panel about it, next. (fisher investments) in this market, you'll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? aren't

before the meeting, president biden tweeted a picture of a believe sign taped to the oval office an amasho -- an narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler undation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪♪ announcer: usa today calls it, "arguably the best bargain in streaming." that's because the free pbs video app lets you watch the best of pbs anytime, anywhere. simply download the pbs video app on your mobile or streaming device. ♪ amna: good evening and welcome. i'm not on nevada's. geoff: scientists at the you and issue a warning about climate change, saying it is now or never for taking drastic steps needed prevent catastrophe. >> former president trump faces potential charges >> american marines and their families reflect on the invasion of iraq and its lingering impact on their lives. >> i had to find it within me to start making the hard choices of facing myself, finding help, doing

>> no, and i've been asked what he said, i said look i'm in the oval office and want to be respectful of the president, it's not my-- i don't think i should be saying what they said. mostly they were in listening mode. john podesta and a couple other members, we appreciated we had hour with the president. it's a big deal and dan, all the people i am talking to today and conoco, they're saying it's a test. the administration says the only reason we're not producing more oil in america, recalcitrant energy companies, all of you guys, you don't really want to drill. well, we're saying you may have seen a good wall street journal editorial saying this is a test. conoco will start tomorrow, tomorrow if they get the record of decision approved. so, we sure hope so. this is a signal, i think, how serious they are on these issues. >> let me turn to sort of your defense of foreign policy hat. and as you look back at the last year, the impact and lessons of ukraine war from the sort of strategic point of view, mobilization. what do you think the take-aways are? >> i have been talking a lot abou

before the meeting, president biden tweeted a picture of a believe sign taped to the oval office an amasho -- an narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by.. the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation. pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you, thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪♪ announcer: usa today calls it, "arguably the best bargain in streaming." that's because the free pbs video app lets you watch the best of pbs anytime, anywhere. simply download the pbs video app on your mobile or streaming device. amna: good evening and welcome. i'm amna nawaz. geoff: and i'm geoff bennett. on the “newshour” tonight, scientists at the u.n. issue a stark warning about climate change, saying it's now or never for taking the drastic steps needed to prevent catastrophe. amna: former president trump faces a potential grand jury indictment on charges stemming from a hush money payment to a porn star. geoff: and, 20 years later, american marines and their families reflect on th

and even before i walk into the oval office.i will settle a catastrophic war between russia and ukraine and it will take me no more than one day. even now, despite the huge human loss of destruction. i would make a peace deal within 24 hours gop. more and more opposed to the war. and now even some democrats have begun to move in this direction. on the eve of the election, i can’t say that public opinion in the united states is against the war in ukraine, but i can say that it is moving towards condemning it, as time goes by , people begin to oppose the war more and more by the time of the presidential election. in 2024, i think a very strong resistance to the conflict in ukraine the american people may not understand all the nuances of the war very well, but the people who make the decision are officials in the state department in the cia pentagon. they realize that when we pump weapons into ukraine, this leads to huge losses among ukrainians. of course, a lot of russians die, too, but at such a high level, the foreign policy es

the meeting president biden tweeted a picture of the believe sign taped to the entrance of the oval office all for now — stay with bbc world news. you can always find out the latest news by visiting our website, i'm monica miller, goodbye for now. hello. well, it's been a pretty grey and damp start to the new working week. many of us have already seen some outbreaks of rain. these are the rather moody skies that we had during the day in argyll and bute. now, so far this month, we've already seen more rainfall than average in a number of places. aldergrove is west of belfast and here we've had about one and a half times as much rain as we see in an average march, but there is more rain on the cards as well. you see, the satellite picture shows the band of rain that we had on monday. but out in the atlantic, we've got several more areas of rain bearing cloud set to move in. and so this week we are going to see rainfall totals really pile up, particularly across western areas. you can see the largest totals over our western hills, whereas in the east you get something of a shelter effect. so

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the situation in ukraine was discussed at the white house by the president jubine received in the oval officeellor walfulz, the meeting of such a high level was very quiet behind closed doors and without a final press conference western. the media have just written that washington and berlin have accumulated a lot of contradictions on the issue of arms supplies. nevertheless, support for kiev will continue, what else is known about these negotiations will tell where the driving cars with the flag of germany drive up to the porch of the white house and everything seems to be the same as always, only with the chancellor-scholz there is no retinue from the press, fanfare, no, no lunch or dinner leaders, only the negotiations of the parties emphasize the most businesslike format of the meeting. we worked closely to provide critical security assistance in ukraine and from what we did together, it was munitions , artillery, air defense tanks, we were together. all this year. you continue to put pressure on putin which undermines his ability to wage this war. so, as allies of ponata, we are making t

presidents do not generally walk away from the oval office easily. the last person who did it voluntarily is richard nixon. joe biden loves being president and i think he feels he has unfinished business. >> i think you meant lyndon johnson in 1968. involuntarily for the next president. >> that's right. >> let's hear from our viewers. let's begin with kathleen here in tucson. you are on with author chris whipple. >> hello. i'm so glad to get on. as you talk about, you indicated that ron barber replaced all see gabbard. ron barber replaced gabby gifford. >> i am so sorry. that was me. of course it was gabby gifford. sorry about that. i know he was the chief of staff. i apologize for the. thank you. >> no problem. we are in tucson and we love gabby so we wanted to make sure we got that straight. thank you. >> thank you. anything for our guest? that was just for me and my mistake. [laughter] here i am correcting you and i made the mistake. let's hear from great falls, montana. talking about the biden administration. >> yes. i've been a lifelong republic

and yes, most of his conduct predated president trump's arrival in the oval office but there is some suggestion in the evidence about the payments involved, that some of those might have been authorized or carried out by the president while he was president. that would certainly give a larger atmospheric reality to both the underlying charges and the president's conduct, and that would have not only legal, but political ramifications. to all the conversation we have been having, norah, about what this will look like, i want to come if i can, try to give the nation a couple of analogies. those of us old enough to remember the alley and consolidate o.j. simpson, both of those were covered minute-by-minute, ariel lee, every single step was videotaped and recorded for all history. get ready for that because that is what is going to happen when this day comes, and from a president trump leaves mar-a-lago, flies to probably a nearby airport, possibly new jersey, and is exported by motorcade with the secret service in tow for this arraignment and a bond hearing. it will be a moment unforget

the head of the european commission was greeted in washington by a cold march rain in the oval officeeral meeting. they even lit the fireplace. and this is close to many europeans picture after the rise in energy prices in the eu, quite a few households switched to firewood about american success in the european energy market. president biden spoke during the welcoming speech. we supported europe's energy security. i remember you and i talking about the creation of a joint task force and whether we can provide enough st. petersburg we delivered twice as much. what we expected really could, it turned out, it worked. and it really worked 2022 in the same year, the united states became the largest lng supplier to europe, american fuel came to the place where russian pipeline gas was. and now the united states is calling on europeans to work together to ensure the stability of the demand for additional volumes of american lng , that is, to sign long - term contracts. from the usa is a completely different matter. you helped us a lot, when we wanted to get rid of dependence on russian foss

senate watergate committee, witnesses testified about the voice activated taping system in the oval office on those secret recordings. richard nixon can be heard talking about the watergate break in, when were those devices placed in the oval office? approximately the summer of 1970. nixon invoked executive privilege and refused to give up the tapes to the special prosecutor until the supreme court forced him to. we're not playing nixon knew he was going to be indicted if he stayed in the white house, the wolves were barking at his den. in fact, this document released in 2018 by the national archives is the grand jury's draft indictment dated february 1st 1974. it shows they plan to charge nixon was several crimes, including obstruction of justice. ultimately nixon was named as an unindicted co conspirator, and after the house judiciary committee passed three articles of impeachment against nixon resigned in disgrace. the full house never voted on the articles of impeachment. i shall resign the presidency effective at noon tomorrow. his successor , president gerald ford, pardoned him and n

the head of the european commission was greeted in washington by a cold march rain in the oval office. they even lit the fireplace. and this is close to many to europeans, after the rise in energy prices in the eu, quite a few households switched to firewood about american successes in the european energy market. president biden spoke during the welcoming speech. we supported europe's energy security. i remember you and i talking about the creation of a joint task force and whether we can provide enough st. petersburg we delivered twice as much. what we expected really could , it turned out, it worked. and it really worked in 2022 the us has become the largest supplier of lng to europe , american fuel came to the place where the russian pipeline gas was. and now the us is urging the europeans to work together to ensure stable demand for additional us lng, that is, to sign long-term contracts. you are the very ones that the european commission consistently opposed to extending, convincing users that it is cheaper on the stock exchange, but then we are talking about contracts for cheap

nixon's 1969 appeal to the silent majority help a nation at odds over the vietnam war and his 1974 oval office resignation address following the watergate scandal. >> i have never been a quitter. to leave office before my term is completed is a harm to every instinct in my body, but as president i must put the interests of america first. >> reporter: watch our 10 part series, speeches the defined presidency saturday at 9:30 a.m. and p.m. eastern on american history tb on c-span2. >> in his state of the state address, north carolina governor roy cooper spoke about mental health care funding. education investment and infrastructure. from the state capital in raleigh, this is 40 minutes. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> mr. president, representative hall is recognized. >> i have the honor and privilege to present the governor of north carolina, the honorable roy cooper. [applause] >> the governor of the state of north carolina, the honorable roy cooper. [applause] >> thank you, everybody. mr. president pro tem, mr. speaker, lieutenant governor, members of the general assembly, mr. chief justic

biden takes the ukrainian map as a basis in order for the democrats to be able to re-enter the oval office, but there is opposition, there are affiliated services and structures and actors, that is, subjects who can do it. and here it would be worthwhile for ukrainian politicians to show wisdom and to diversify our representation in american politics, because if we focus on only one camp, then we may miss the moment when we can correct the position of desantas through his sponsors and through this core, which in fact is being washed by trump all the time, and it turns out that there is an adequate majority among republicans , but it is quiet and there is an inadequate minority and it is very noisy, which supports trump, but well , literally for a minute we are left , they tell me that it is not left, but i will allow myself and very briefly we discuss our lovely article published by valery pekar, a well-known ukrainian intellectual, who gave a very gloomy forecast, as he said: not pessimistic. and as he said, an inertial forecast. which means that if we do nothing to prevent this from happ

talk about the pride of having your grandfather, the bust of your grandfather in the oval office, andcrifices that he went through to perhaps help get you to where you are now. julie: yeah, well, i was blown away that the president chose to put a bust of my grandfather in his office, and he oftentimes will share a story with people as he's coming in or as they're coming in, and he's talking about, you know, the importance of different pieces that he's put in the office, and he talks about how he supported my grandfather when he came to delaware and was organizing workers, and it wasn't the most popular thing for him to do at the time but that, you know, he understood, again, what my grandfather was fighting for, and, you know, president biden is one of the most pro-union presidents i've ever seen, and he sees that commitment to workers across the board. it doesn't matter if you're construction workers or farmworkers or grocery workers, that, that belief that, you know, unions really are the backbone of the middle class in this country and that they have continued to help really ensure

be it due to the leadership and joe biden, or whoever is in the oval office. is that premature? does america have any means to stop or slow the loss of power? well, that's a very interesting question. so are, are there, there has been an argument of including, including amongst the, the radical left, particularly some of the trotsky us are organizations and intellectuals that, that the united states is a failed power. and that the real in new imperialist is china. and they point to those are the, are of the new silk road. and then they point to our chinese, r o economic activities throughout africa and throughout our latin america. but i, i think that, that, that, that's a little bit too simplistic, that the united states is still militarily very strong. it has tremendous residual economic influence. the dollar is still the major mechanism for trade snack. clear hong that's going to last because a number of analysts, including a bloomberg last week, are now calling on a global recession inevitable. a 100 percent. ah, but oh i. so i've, i think it's premature to say that the u. s

then richard nixon's 1969 appeal to the silent majority to help the nation at odds and the oval officeesignation address following the watergate scand. >> i've never been a quitter. the office before myerm completed a part to every instinct in my body but as president i must put the interest of america first. >> speeches that defined the presidency saturday at 9:30 a.m. and p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-sn2.

the former head of the white house promises to restore peace 24 hours before i even get into the oval office this terrible war between russia and ukraine to an end; it will be settled quickly. i solved the problem and i will solve it quickly. it will take me no more than one day and in other senseless wars in countries that are in nobody knows america trump also promised. do not interfere, it remains just a little to win the presidential election. a year later, a survey conducted during the same conference and conservatives showed that 62% of its participants. we would like to see trump as a single party candidate, the second number of the desantis lags behind him by almost 20%, that one that the other is very cool about ukraine. feel the mood of the majority valentin bogdanov ivanovki on denis lisitsyn all and weeks usa new teenage online community in earnest alarmed many parents. so what kind of mysterious subculture is this, who is inflating this bubble, the program team, the duty unit conducted an investigation, the threads led to ukraine in a situation with the so-called pmc red , the p

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the chancellor in the president will speak for about an hour in the oval office. and much of that will be one on one because this is an opportunity for the 2 leaders to have in depth conversations, especially to take stock of where things stand with the war in ukraine. we know that both president biden and chancellor shows recently met with ukrainian president lensky to mark one year of russia's invasion. and this is, according to officials from both sides, a private meeting that gives them the opportunity to build on what they're holding a relationship of trust that they have established or working together now over the last year. so ukraine will certainly be dominating these talks, according to officials on both sides. yes, so here it's a private meeting, but the 2 ladies are expected to discuss john as possible, rolling ye crime, can the u. s. and germany sumi, actually prevent china from supplying weapons to russia and then i think they will certainly try. so the white house administration official who spoke with reporters yesterday said that they will discuss

and donald trump is counting on your continued addiction to the drama, to put him back in the oval office. i was kind of he's and this is been at your 360 view of the news affecting you. thanks for what? ah ah ah. with oh, imposing democracy, not going to board democracy's culture. thank is good for a good for russian is not good for america, for iraq. you cannot be a person. thanks to, sorry, ah, a journalist say that the american made a change in chattahoochee, p t lists the 2014 made on uprising and ukraine as the curb at washington has a 100, among others with us install a contract to the us. and i would say that it doesn't interfere in other countries . us vice president, pamela harris, good. now on solicited advice, advice on human rights. so she's, it's gone a bit to boost washington's influence in africa. a discriminatory violation of human rights most goes, responds to the world and people these refusal to reinstate russia. national team plus is trying to save it's open for.