deputy pentagon press secretary sabrina singh joins me live onset to discuss the latest. speaker mccarthy's new challenge, preventing a government shutdown as he faces off with hard-liners in his own party again. congresswoman becca ballet of the budget committee is here to discuss. reparations, a judge dismissed a lawsuit from survivors of the tulsa massacre as california considers its own a statewide plan. i will talk with the chair of a california's reparations task force and al sharpton about this burgeoning a national debate. i'm jonathan capehart. this is the sunday show. this morning, president biden flies to europe. he will meet with king charles iii and the british prime minister on monday before heading to a critical nato summit in vilnius, lithuania on tuesday. looming over the discussions will be president biden's controversial decision to provide cluster bombs to ukraine as it defends itself in a now 500-day war instigated by russia. clustered munitions scuttle scattered stronger bombs over wider terrain because they have a high failure rate. they can linger

can also main will kill people. decades later on thursday, the pentagon press secretary defended the use of the weapons that is pointing the finger at moscow. so essentially, it can be either loaded with shaped charges which are arm or penetrating, or they can be loaded with fragmentary munitions, which are anti personnel. so clearly a capability that would be useful in any type of offensive operations. i would note that the russians have already been implying a cluster munitions on the battlefield. human rights watch says base russia and ukraine have used cluster munitions. so fall in the conflict and has cooled for both sides to stop immediately or it's, we're is a senior crisis and conflict research or for human rights watch it earlier. he told us more about the bombs dangers as well. these web is already here, the indiscriminate nauseous and their 1st use with our 1st is 1st from these larger weapons and deliver over large areas where they can be limited to military objectives. but also because a large number of these are the smaller subdivisions when they fall, they don't get an

munitions that don't explode, control so may, will kill people. decades later on thursday, the pentagon press secretary defended the use of the weapons that is pointing the finger at moscow. so essentially it can be either loaded with shape charges which are arm or penetrating or they can be loaded with fragmentary munitions, which are anti personnel. so clearly a capability that would be useful in any type of offensive operations. i would note that the russians have already been implying a cluster munitions on the battlefield. human rights watch says base russia and ukraine have used cluster munitions so far in the conflict, and has cooled for both sides to stop immediately. well, let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world, ukraine's president. so to be as lensky as in prague for talks with check, present petra, bravo. it's a nice of stuff of broad flows and mt off the he visited bulk area. you next has to techie for talks with president ridge of type. i don't want. it is rarely false, is halfway through the settlements and the occupied west bank often is wher

munitions that don't explode, can also may, will kill people. decades later on thursday, the pentagon press secretary defended the use of the weapons that is pointing the finger at moscow. so essentially, it can be either loaded with shape charges which are arm or penetrating or they can be loaded with fragmentary munitions, which are anti personnel. so clearly a capability that would be useful in any type of offensive operations. i would note that the russians have already been implying cluster munitions on the battlefield. human rights watch says base russia and ukraine have used cluster munitions so far in the conflict and has cooled for both sides to stop immediately. as human rights groups called for an end to the use of cluster bombs, my name you cried, are asking, what difference does it make when cruise missiles times and drones already killing people every day i put that question to rich where he's a senior crisis and conflict research for human rights watch as well. and you know, these weapons are inherently discriminant, indiscriminate and are subject to a band assigned by most c

munitions that don't explode, control, so name will kill people decade later on thursday, the pentagon press secretary defended the use of the weapons that is pointing the finger at moscow. so essentially it can be either loaded with shaped charges which are arm or penetrating or they can be loaded with fragmentary munitions, which are anti personnel. so clearly a capability that would be useful in any type of offensive operations. i would note that the russians have already been implying a cluster munitions on the battlefield. human rights watch says base russia and ukraine have used cluster munitions. so fall in the conflict and has cooled for both sides to stop immediately. for more or less pregnant dw, corresponding to connelly who has the view from cave. so nick, the majority of countries in the world have signed this convention banning cluster bombs as in to maine and indiscriminate. how does cube justify using the controversial webinar? wanting to use it? so 1st of all, among the games that haven't signed the convention of ukraine, the us and the scrutiny rush of that has been using t

can also may move kill people decades later on thursday, the pentagon press secretary defended the use of the weapons that is pointing the finger at moscow. so essentially it can be either loaded with shaped charges which are arm or penetrating or they can be loaded with fragmentary munitions, which are anti personnel. so clearly a capability that would be useful in any type of offensive operations. i would note that the russians have already been implying a cluster munitions on the battlefield. human rights watch says base russia and ukraine have used cluster munitions. so fall in the conflict and has cooled for both sides to stop immediately. who wants to get the view from washington? so let's bring in the head of our bureau. there it is. full good to see you in the a highly controversial topic. how does a bind ministration justify supplying cluster munitions to ukraine? a scribe new cause. this decision has definitely be challenging for the abiding administration. and you know, it's kind of interesting when just 5 days into the war vend white house press secretary jen. saki was aske

can also may me kill people. decades later on thursday, the pentagon press secretary defended the use of the weapons that is pointing the finger at moscow. so essentially, it can be either loaded with shaped charges which are arm or penetrating, or they can be loaded with fragmentary munitions, which are anti personnel. so clearly a capability that would be useful in any type of offensive operations. i would note that the russians have already been implying a cluster munitions on the battlefield. human rights watch says base russia and ukraine have used cluster munitions. so fall in the conflict and has cooled for both sides to stop immediately. and with more than 120 countries having signed a convention banning cluster bombs, i asked, or ukraine corresponding to connelly how to justifies wanting to use this controversial weapon. i think that number one argument is that russia has been using the throughout, in large numbers then ukraine has and they would say, if anyone should stop using these munitions, it should be the russians and see if that is a clear kind of face of your country

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on march, the 10th 2022 pentagon press secretary john cubby, made a special statement on the matter. not developing bio logical or chemical weapons inside ukraine is not avenue. now people are starting to realize how disingenuous and untruthful the united states has been with a lot of these vile biological labs that have been in ukraine. they've been getting a lot of coverage there is. now i do have one i with this account. there was a laboratory biological laboratories, maybe a car to you've you remember i told you that i have a whistle blower in car keep. and this whistle blower is the one that gave me a bunch of documents. it's interesting that he sends me this document here. institute of veterinary medicine of the national academy area, the academy of agrarian sciences donor department of defense of the united states, of america beneficiary, the state committee of veterinary medicine of ukraine. the connection between the arrival of us bio lab specialist and bizarre breaks of diseases that have been sweeping ukraine is want general is the most curious about ok and you are facing

we have sabrina singh, deputy pentagon press secretary. thank you for joining us in our studio.to talk about what came out of the summit. u.k., u.s., members of g7 have agreed on long-term security guarantees for nato. this iludes military supplies, training for ukrainian soldiers. ukraine's president was clear he wanted a timetable to nato membership, so do you think security guarantees are enough? >> thank you for having me, nice be with you in the studio. as the president said and you heard from other world leaders who attended theummit, nato is united behind ukraine, so while ukraine might not be a member, it is getting assistance, support that it needs to continue on in the fight over sovereign territory that was invaded by russia. so it is going to get military supplies, training that nato countries and allies and partners all around the world including the united states have been providing. and so while ukraine might not be in the nato alliance, it is getting all of the support of every single country, a part of that alliance. the alliance is stronger as the correspondent

on march, the 10th 2022 pentagon press secretary john cubby made a special statement on the mess. so it's not. 3 being bio logical or chemical weapons inside ukraine is not avenue. now people are starting to realize how disingenuous and untruthful the united states has been with a lot of these vile biological labs that have been in ukraine. they've been getting a lot of coverage there is now i do have one i with this account. there was a laboratory biological laboratories, maybe car to you've, you remember i told you that i have a whistle blower in car keys. and this whistle blower is the one that gave me a bunch of documents. it's interesting that he sends me this document here, institute of veterinary medicine of the national academy area. the academy of agrarian sciences donor department of defense of the united states of america, beneficiary, the state committee of the veterinary medicine of ukraine. the connection between the arrival of us bio lab specialist and bizarre breaks of diseases that have been sweeping ukraine is wont general is the most curious about ok and you 15

know that he was very sceptical, certainly about the nato alliance, but earlier we spoke to the pentagon pressamerica, the us is working very closely with 50 other nations to give support to ukraine so i think they are trying to emphasise that this is again more president biden always emphasising this is a global alliance. the other extraordinary thing about the trip was if you think back to five years ago, mr biden�*s predecessor donald trump was in the same site, in helsinki, effectively on the doorstep of russia but he was so different, he was standing with the russian president putin and he made the same stunning rebuke of us intelligence when it came to allegations of election interference in 2016. and that moved shot notjust people in washington but allies around the world. in people in washington but allies around the world.— around the world. in contrast mr biden _ around the world. in contrast mr biden presented - around the world. in contrast mr biden presented a - around the world. in contrast mr biden presented a very i mr biden presented a very different tone and use the opportuni

sabrina singh, deputy pentagon press secretary great to have you on the show.pitol hill, where house republicans grilled fbi director christopher wray, accusing him of "weaponizing" the nation's top law enforcement agency. wray, a republican himself, who was appointed by former president donald trump, defended his record during his hours—long testimony before the housejudiciary committee. republicans have repeatedly accused the fbi and other federal agencies of targetting conservatives. the committee focused on the bureau's handling of investigations into donald trump and current presidentjoe biden�*s son, hunter biden. here's one heated exchange between republican matt gaetz and director wray. "i am sitting here with my father, i will make certain that between the man sitting next to me and every person he knows in my ability to forever hold a grudge, you will be regret not following my direction. i am sitting here waiting for the call with my father." sounds like a shakedown, doesn't it, director? i'm not going to get into commenting on that. you seem deeply

deputy pentagon press secretary.'m greg gutfeld along with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., jesse watters, and she commutes to work by slingshot, dana perino, "the five." ♪ ♪ the cocaine caper at the white house is flowing over, so to speak, but it is all a little too on the nose. the secret service officially closing out their investigation on who left a bag of coke at the white house.

well, this question was addressed to, uh, the pentagon press secretary, uh, who uh patrick ryder, whorning cluster munitions? i have nothing to report today. as you know, this issue is under consideration. i'll tell you what's in our reserves. there are several variants of this type of ammunition and the ones we are looking at will not include older variants with an unexploded bomb rate in excess of 2.35%, we are aware of data from several decades ago that indicate that some 155 mm shells, have higher coefficients, so we will carefully select cartridges with a lower coefficient, at which we have there is more recent test data, but in any case, the problem of the supply of cluster munitions. it brings the conflict to a new round of escalation. it is obvious. well, more efficiency with more such effective projectiles, more effective missiles, more effective problems. they don't fix fractures. they won't get it. no, this is a problem. she is much deeper. the american army can't hack. deeply echeloned, properly built fortifications of the russian army of chanson defense, they just don’t k

that's what the pentagon press secretary said yesterday.s are in place, the training facilities, the transfer of the training materials that the state department needs to sign off on, that seems like a very ambitious time frame to me. >> we start talking with trevor reed in russia and also travis king. this is the u.s. soldier who apparently crossed the the latest on the likely third criminal indictment for a president including new details on what could be a key witness in the special counsel's investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. >>> we will have live reporting from the courthouse in wilmington, delaware, where hunter biden is expected to plead guilty today to a series of federal charges. >>> joseph gordon levitt will join the conversation with his take on the strikes in hollywood. your morning joe is just a few moments away. away. ♪ helps you stay connected, ♪ safe ♪ and charged. ♪ the all-new chevy trax starting at $21,495. the possibilities are endless. ♪i'm hearing different ways for me to screen for colon cancer.

here is how pentagon press secretary brigadier general patrick ryder described it during a briefing yesterdaywill say that we have multiple variants of dcipms in our stocks and the ones we are considering providing would not include older variants with dud rates that are higher than 2.35%. we are aware of reports out there from several decades ago that indicate that certain 155 millimeter dpicms have higher dud rates so we would be carefully selecting rounds with lower dud rates for which we have recent testing data. >> reporter: so this is partly how the u.s. is justifying its decision to send these munitions saying that the ukrainians and the russians have already been using on the -- been using them on the battlefield and the russians have actually been using variations of the munitions that have a dud rate of as high as 40%. we are told that the u.s. has been trying to have conversations with allies who might be skeptical of the u.s. decision to provide these weapons because they are banned by over 100 countries worldwide and we are told the u.s. believes it has managed to alleviate some

deputy pentagon press secretary. here now is "the five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: hello, i'm greg gutfeld along with judge jeanine pirro, harold ford jr., jesse watters, and she commutes to work by slingshot, dana perino, "the five." ♪ ♪ the cocaine caper at the white house is flowing over, so to speak, but it is all a little too on the nose. the secret service officially closing out their investigation on who left a bag of coke at the white house. imagine this, no suspects. fbi lab testing on the bag and finding no fingerprints and no dna evidence. there weren't any tapes, either. how did that happen? however, investigators were able to narrow it down to 500 potential culprits, way more biden family members than i knew ever existed. lawmakers smell a cover-up. >> you can't tell me in the white house, 24/7 surveillance, a situation when they don't know who -- the american people think that is a disgrace. you should get an answer to the question. it just seems to me that america today, anything involving biden gets treated differ

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the pentagon's deputy press secretary and the department of defense's sabrina singh joined me. -- joineat to have you back on the show. north korea said the deployment of a u.s. nuclear capable submarine to south korea as a provocation that could meet its criteria for its own use of nuclear weapons. the defense minister has said they would be used in case nuclear attack is launched against it. what's your response to that? >> thanks for having me on today. we do not seek conflict with the dprk. our alliance with the republic of korea is defensive in nature. the arrival of this submarine is part of the washington declaration of the president discussed. this is about deepening our military cooperation. we don't seek conflict. this is about our military strength together and a commitment that the submarine would visit the sport. >> we are seeing these threats from north korea. do you think this is an attempt to get concessions from the u.s. on its nuclear program or do you think these are serious threats? >> it's hard to get in the mind of what north korea is thinking. all i can really sa

pentagon press secretary patrick ry ryder, he said yesterday he believes need could have a significantin allowing ukrainian forces to hit russian personnel and also engage in anti-tank attacks. this is something the administration has kind of come around to, but it's mostly been by necessity. the ukrainians are burning through artillery ammunition, and the u.s. has a very large stockpile of the cluster munitions. now, they are looking to tap into the stockpile. of course, u.s. allies, not necessarily thrilled by it, but u.s. officials also say they have had extensive conversations behind the scenes with some of those allies who have signed on to that ban on cluster munitions, and they say they have managed to aleleviate some of their concerns. >> they've alleviated some of their concerns. you have the nato summit coming up here soon where you have many european allies of ukraine and the u.s. who have signed on to this ban on these munitions. do you think that there will be any pushback, any folks whose concerns have not opiniobeen alleviated? >> reporter: we're already hearing a little

earlier i spoke with the pentagon's deputy press secretary sabrina singh about all of this, startingabrina, it's great to have you back on the show. i want to start with north korea escalating its rhetoric on nuclear weapons, saying that the deployment of a us nuclear capable submarine to south korea is a provocation that could meet its criteria for its own use of nuclear weapons. and according to the state run news agency, the defence minister said they would be use, quote, "in case nuclear attack is launched against it or is it is judged that the use of nuclear weapons against it is imminent"? what's your response to that? well, thanks again for having me on today. really appreciate the opportunity to be with you. look, we do not seek conflict with the dprk. our alliance with the republic of korea is defensive in nature. and the arrival of this submarine that you mentioned is part of the washington declaration that the president discussed when president came to visit the united states just earlier this year. this is about deepening our military cooperation. again, we don't seek con

. >> thanks, west, that does it for, means be sure to tune into the sunday show, when pentagon deputy presssabrina singh, joins me live on set to discuss the latest on president biden's upcoming trip to europe, the nato summit in the controversial decision to send cluster bombs to ukraine. that is tomorrow at 9 am, eastern right here on msnbc. remember to follow us on twitter, instagram and tiktok using the handle, at weekends -- don't go anywhere, my friend ali velshi is next with more news. news. touriststurn into scientists. tourists photographing thousands of miles of remote coral reefs. that can be analyzed by ai in real time. ♪ so researchers can identify which areas are at risk. and help life underwater flourish. ♪ (vo) consumer reports evaluates vehicles for car shoppers in... reliability, safety, owner satisfaction, and help life underwater flourish. and road-test evaluations... and the results are in. subaru is the twenty twenty-three best mainstream automotive brand, according to consumer reports. and subaru has seven consumer reports recommended models. solterra, forester, outba

. >> and that was pentagon deputy press secretary announcing that they are deploying to the middle easthis is after two instances earlier this month in which iranian navy ships attempted to seize merchants vessels. in one iranian opened fire on an oil tanker and hit the ship near the crew's living spaces. air and maritime forces are working together to monitor the water way. >>> here is proof everyone needs a copy editor and an innocent typo can put millions at risk before millions of e-mails were sent to the country of mali for the past decade due to the milarity of their email addresses. in some cases sensitive information like hotel reservations were revealed. some of the errant key strokes came from outside users mistyping emails meant for the u.s. government but some of those making the typos were regrettably pentagon employees. >>> the fighting in sudan shows no signs of ending. monitors say the rapid support force monday took control in a town of south darfur triggers clashes and looting, the latest in the cycle of violence that comes as fighting between the paramilitary and suda

pentagon where press secretary pat ryder will take to the podium momentarily, as a new wave of russiann is taking center stage. updated as the briefing begins. >> so in the meantime, a major new travel warning from the u.s. state department. officials are advising americans not to travel to china or else risk wrongful detention. it states the prc may detain citizens without access to u.s. services and arbitrarily enforce local laws, part of a rising tension between beijing and washington and the white house is trying to cool down. treasury secretary janet yellen arriving in beijing earlier today as part of that effort. fox business's edward lawrence is travelling with the secretary and he joins me now live. edward. >> and bill, that's the only reason i'm in beijing is i did travel on the plane with the treasury secretary. she has a flurry of meetings on friday but a much, much different reception than secretary of state antony blinken, much warmer reception and part of the reason for that, the chinese see secretary yellen as someone who can ease sanctions and lift advanced technologies

a pentagon deputy press secretary on the show yesterday and listen to this. >> has d.o.d.ured or asked senator schumer to have that vote and everybody can move on? >> that's really a question for the senate. what the department is really focused on is making sure our general and flag officers are concerned. we aren't pressuring the senate in terms of what they -- what legislation they bring to the floor. what we're doing is making sure that democrats, republicans, independents know that these holds have an incredibly damaging and harmful impact on our military readiness. >> dana: i asked if the military is hurt in read enes today? she said know but what they are thinking in the future. how do you look at this? >> the american people see generals and admirals not getting their jobs in a timely manner and roll their eyes and say what's the big deal? it's a hierarchical system. the hold up several hundred officer promotions and the jobs they move into translates down the entire rank structure to thousands of others who are also being held up. that's why the pentagon is valid

the point, in fact, that there is -- >> sandra: there you are listening to the pentagon update, and the pressing by the pentagon on the hold-up, they say, of the military nominees. i just want to say that a few moments ago the defense secretary said they are working to notify the family of the u.s. service member who crossed into north korea. defense secretary austin says that they are concerned about the welfare of the troupe who crossed the border into north korea. speaking about ukraine, they are talking about the counteroffensive they are, far failure. it'll be a long, hard, but he fight , talking about sending more equipment to ukraine. more coming up and we'll continue to monitor this and bring you news from it. john? >> john: swinging over to this now, extreme heat wreaking havoc across the united states, even causing chaos on a flight that had to return to its gate prior to takeoff for some people on board got sick because it was so hot in the cabin. a fox field producer above the flight from las vegas to atlanta said the plane experienced long delays on the tarmac in triple-digit heat w

colin college said in a press conference at the pentagon that we must provide the necessary weapons to ukraine so that it can continue the war against russia. the latest bombs will equip a cluster, despite the fact that according to international laws, cluster bombs are included in the category of conventional non-conventional weapons and their use in wars is prohibited. the fourth national festival of furniture and inlays has been extended until the end of september in malayer, governor of malayer esmaili announced . the national furniture festival and the honor of nowshahr carvers will continue until the end of september , from the north to the south and from the east to the west of the country. these days, the guests of malair are in the fourth furniture festival . comment or not which takes 100% the buyers who came to the city of jahan furniture to decorate their homes with tasteful artists, they say a very good and good saying , we came to buy it, god willing, it was true, but that's what they are saying, the heart of the furniture is rooted in the lives of the people of this coun