let's bring david perkins, commander of u.s. army training and also fox contributor. as russia's war of ukraine movers into the next phase, if you would, assess ukraine's and russia's strategy and which side is more likely to achieve its desired outcome? >> well, good day and thanks for having me on. there's really a couple of things going on. one obviously the russian strategy has changed dramatically. the original plan to have the multiaccess attack in kyiv and put in place a puppet government that supports russia pretty dramatically failed for a number of reasons and now they have sort of withdrawn from that strategy and are focusing on controlling the black sea area and cutting ukraine off from that. the russians, however, have a couple of challenges that they are having to deal with. one is the ukrainians have been effective at using a smaller force and creating very large casualties and large damage to the russian forces. there's two reports out recently one from the british minister of defense and from the pentagon outlining hundreds of tanks the russians have

espn's kendrick perkins with his take on the teams this postseason. >>> good morning, america. happy to have janai with us on the desk again this morning. we have a lot to get to beginning with the war in ukraine and fighting intensifying in the eastern part of the country where officials say russian troops are now focusing their assault. >> ukraine's president saying overnight the length of the war will be directly affected by the amount of support his country gets from the global community. >> and we have team coverage from kyiv to washington, d.c. first, though, let's go to abc's marcus moore on the ground in the ukrainian capital and, marcus, explosions heard earlier there today. >> reporter: whit, another n ar in kyiv, and one missile landed on an apartment building on the outskirts of the city this morning. the mayor said one person was killed and several were hurt as officials discovering the bodies of more than 900 civilians in the region surrounding the capital. police saying most were shot dead and likely executed. this as russian forces doubled down on their offensiv

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economist john perkins. interesting to hear thoughts. thanks for being with us here on our international. my pleasure. sean. thank you right now. meanwhile, in the u. k, a new poll has found that approval for the sanctions has plummeted to 36 percent down from 50 percent last month. furthermore, 54 percent of respondents believe the financial situation in the u. k. has deteriorated since the latest wave of sanctions against russia that comes amid soaring fuel and food prices in europe. as western sanctions hit russia's transport and energy supply lines. we discussed the effect of anti russian sanctions with a jeep come our job research editor at india today, and political analyst kinda well june and a political analyst at the university of ron mohammed, mirandi. i think the europeans underestimated the resilience of the russian economy, which is quite foolish, because they should have known from their experience with the rom that sanctions targeting women. and children basically are not going to bring them out of the sort of change that

so so here he has republicans in his cabinet harold liberty mentioned francis perkins the first woman labor secretary of any cabinet of any cabinet position in the and she served the entire term and then of course the real problem that roosevelt has and to a certain extent lincoln too, and i'm sure harold can mention this is that he has what amounts to a coalition franklin roosevelt does he's got the democratic party but it includes the bowl weevil democrats. so his problem is he has to satisfy the boll weevils. he can't for example sign the anti lynching law or support the anti-linching law or he'll lose land lease. now. this is a devil's bargain as we all recognize today, but remember priority number one win the or get that done first, then we can do other things so so that i that precariousness of having the conservative southern democrats still voting democratic out of habit from the civil war, but who of course are committed to white supremacy are in his cabinet and in his party and he needs them to get these other things done the draft lendlies other things that will help him wh

a sorry figure renewed calls for perkins prime minister to quit. after being fined by police for breaking coven rules. i in no way minimize the importance of this fine.

perkins care or student just since he exceeded to the presidency, 2000. so for him it's nothing surprising to deal with austin politicians. so it's clear that so traditionally austria tries to play up it's neutral status. plus it has a very close i would say to close ties with common. and i think this was an attempt by the austrian ahead of government to basically show that he plays the 2nd row in european politics. a lot of politicians, including the german speaking world, have this illusion that the somehow can sway missed this trip. although before it was the austin chuckle spoke to build european official and to present the landscape grant are different. and they had a very strange timing and the personal impression, a very strange location, because the of the central europeans actually were talking before the visit about yet another or student attempt to pick a point to them. the final press conference was held in the austrian embassy, which actually housed in 1939. your people or even talk. it was foreign minister when you signed the infamous back t

david perkins, retired u.s. army four-star general former commander of the army's training command and fox news contributor. general perkins, thank you for being in "focus." there seems to be a little bit of a break while they reportedly the terrorists as i call them for putin, rebuild their numbers. what are we looking at in the gap? >> good morning, harris. yeah, the military term we use they are taking a tactical pause. they are regrouping, reorganizing, rearming because as you said, their initial push going toward kyiv failed on all three levels of war, tactical, operational and strategic. not only did they fail, but they showed that the russian army is just not capable specifically the operational strategic level to do the kind of maneuver warfare it would take to take kyiv or suppress the entire country. unfortunately they've reverted to what they know. back off and then just pummel the civilian population with missiles and rockets. so unfortunately for the ukrainians, i think there is more of that to come

joining us now is retired four-star general david perkins, also a fox news contributor.eral, thanks for joining us, of course, but i want to start with the ukraine fighters. what is the state of the ukrainian forces? how are they putting up such great resistance and they, ultimately, stop the russians and win this war? >> well, the ukrainians have really exceeded all expectations, especially the expectations of the russians. and the one thing that they seem to be particularly good at is what we in the american army would be what we call empowering your subordinates to take the initiative and be able to react without having to micromanage. the russians, on the other hand, have shown very little ability to adapt quickly to the changing nature of the battlefield. the very top-down-driven command structure, you've seen very little initiative which is probably why we've lost so many russian generals. arthel: and speaking of that, putin, i mean, is he he retreating or is he stalling to regroup, reinforce and fortify his military? what's likely to happen next, general? >> well,

perkins is hopeful the bill will come up again in future legislative sessions.oice and we shall be heard a voice. she says she'll continue using to speak out against human trafficking. >> at the tom wallace. >> coming up next on kron, 4 news at 9 has more evidence of russian war crimes continue to come out. mere selinsky is asking the united nations to hold russia accountable then which bay area cities having a key vote to decide if they're going to ditch their mask mandates and the pandemic pushed many prices higher, but not all of those price hikes or even legal. the message today's penalty sends to all care coalition, it's so good to see you all! alright! let's brainstorm. any ideas for new members? i'd like to nominate alaska airlines. this neck pillow i'm dating says great things! a caring airline?! wait, those exist?! it says here they were the first airline to switch from plastic bottles to boxed water. they also hire a lot of people from caring professions. i'm seeing former teachers and nurses. it's settled! alaska airlines is officially in the running!

retired general david perkins will join us with analysis and reaction. kremlin's siege warfare strategy. here is national correspondent rich edson live at the state department to kick off this hour for us. >> good morning, sandra. a major warning from the state department to americans in ukraine and russia, get out of there. officials here have just confirmed russian troops have arrested americans in ukraine. >> in recent weeks we have seen reports of u.s. citizens being singled out and detained by the russian military in ukraine and when evacuating by land through russian occupied territory or to russia. these are verified reports. >> with ongoing fighting and millions fleeing ukraine, a 28-year-old from minnesota living in ukraine. he was taken off a bus evacuating to turkey and held him in russia for 10 days before being released. issues have prompted a new travel warning telling americans to stay out of ukraine and russia. the latest guidance from this week in regards to russia. do not travel to russia due to the potential for harassment against u.s.

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if that was totally new, dinah perkins, who, i am, we 3 get you to and the only songs to which their songs. ringback with machine. ringback a bushing engine new that's a combine. you look to just can use them. we vigilant. aku cover when brazil lashania with but i dig me of paula must oblong data for shampoo shoe. oops. if dynamic annoy me. kid wishes will kick the control sun with draws play. come when you god see visa finishing into the system or look with theater. we have much thumbnail on the sun and see if you really will. and we deny the buzz. me like as a good book with story chest, the strategic blemish, something from, from the companion. that's in an approach at a sheer, ethiopia, you mean there my way, and if i get mainly kids studying out of you've done sanctioning somebody, you know, creates the cause and effect relationship of the global economy that as a detrimental impact on your own economic activity. ah, you get, we get enough. we do a lot going to school with a squeak spelled from you to increases from what you know you need to kind of grow the way in their good an

we discussed the pens proposals with economist john perkins. i can't imagine the u. s . paying such compensation, even if i didn't want to do that, the republicans didn't allow it. so i can't imagine that happening for and ukraine is profit a certain businesses in the united states in europe. industrial military, industrial complex and some of the energy companies are making money as this. i don't think there's any question about that. mostly or countries have supported the us as an union there. if ken has elected then that, that'll be, that'll break down to some degree and we'll see what happens with the rest of the countries. but i think it's been a real attempt to keep native together and to get your opinion union to get over here in the countries of europe. not want to aggravate the united states at this point in time. britons are also seeming to lose faith in the sanctions. as a new poll has revealed that the number of those who would accept fuel price hikes as a result of the sanctions against russia as plummeted to 36 percent down from 50 percent last month. f

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they're responding to an apology by perkins prime minister or as johnson over his breaking of coverage, locked down rules for which he was fined. i repeat my apology over the fine, the prime minister said it didn't occur to him that then all after that the gathering was a breach of the rules. he said it was my mistake. i apologized unreservedly. and as you heard, just as the leader of the opposition called the prime minister, a joke, let's go live now to what just outside parliament, algiers, jonah hall, was listening in to all of that. what do you make of jonah? i much anticipated apology, too, and fees the 1st time boys johnson has been able to stand up in parliament in front of em fees and acknowledge and disgust to find that he received during the easter o recess. one of the number of finds handed out by the metropolitan police as part of their own going investigations were series of awe. incidents allegations of ruled breaches, parties held within their downing street during periods of cope with lockdown. as you bench there. he repeated the apology that he made at the time publicl

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can see many, many miles crania uniforms and patches and flags and a huge dash of weapon use which perkins we heard. unfortunately, we found this. busy woman partially covered actually with a couple of uniforms and a pretty uniforms as well. and her stomach wage had a swastika just being in shock. i'm seeing that it was hard to tell what it was, carved or painted on with blood. but this was, you could see what had happened there this woman had been rapes tortured and strangled to patrick lancaster speaking to me earlier. meanwhile, there's been a new scandal over an image circulating on social media, apparently showing a swastika broadcast by a polish tv channel. the notorious symbol is clearly seen in the background during an interview about ukraine. it comes out to ukraine's president refused to condemn atrocities, allegedly committed by pro key of radicals during an interview on american television. when asked about some brutal cases attributed to the notorious adolf battalion latimer zalinski simply said, the extremist members of the group are what they are. a soft battalion that is sa

we're going to france fourth grader chase perkins qualified to be on team usa in the bmx world championships held this july. but with his home track closed, his dad is having to drive over an hour to napa and even salinas multiple times a week for practice every day. of training counts, and every day that this track is closed, is taken away from the opportunity of the you know? 12 to 15 kids that qualified just from this area alone. it's very annoying. it's hard to do homework in the car when you're driving somewhere else, but when you can't do it in time at home it's way better tuesday night, bmx racers came to santa clara city hall to support nick valencia attracts volunteer director of operations who filed this petition with city council. he wants the council to consider taking control of the track away from powell and give it directly to usa bmx or a non profit that can pay to keep it running so these kids can race to new heights. valencia said that paypal fired him and other volunteers this past weekend and changed all the locks in a statement sent to ktvu from usa bmx sanctioning organ

period it is by today's standards though and by european standards, it's quite quite modest francis perkins secretary of labor and notice what she is wearing. she's following the style of the day. anybody know the superlative that she gets in american history. she is the first woman to serve in cabinet and she's going to be the secretary of labor. for the entire roosevelt presidency 1933 to 1945. and there is basically the idea that among historians and people at the time that she gets the lion's share of the credit. for social security and let me read a quote from her. the real roots the social security act were in the great depression of 1929. nothing else would have bumped the american people into a social security system except something so shocking so terrifying as that. depression so again if social security is a rather dramatic step in the 1930s. the reason for it is when you have a crisis and economic crisis on the scale that we do in the 1930s. then you would expect a remedy that would be equal to to the crisis. important to the development of social security are going to be some a

perkins michael 2018 ida in 21, two of the five strongest forms u.s.history and 2017th now is the most expensive working in u.s. history, for nearly 2005 katrina and wilma and pushing back for a second. these mostly happen in the gulf of mexico where oil and gas is an economic powerhouse for the region and the country and in all of my resilience work, one thing is true, a healthy economy is foundational for resilience. in 2019, almost all offshore oil and gas in the u.s. came out of the gulf of mexico, more than half of the natural gas and half of the nation's crude oil are produced in that region and still fleecy louisiana and texas planning to greatly reduce greenhouse emissions and depend upon fossil fuel purchase louisiana published the first climate action plan last month with key definitions entire state of our economy. as changes occur, economic engines may enter other people, climate change is a threat and risk multiplier, 15th they magnify inequities that already exist raise income from language from mobility in both disadvantaged their schizo

general david perkins, u.s.four-star general at that. >>> i want to go to countries in the region that might be getting worried about what's happening right now including finland which has its sights set on becoming a nato member, and that got an angry response from russia, particularly vladimir putin, their foreign minister, the defense minister weighing in all of them saying it's not a very good idea. that sounds a lot like a russian version of tony soprano. we've got the acting u.s. ambassador to finland. ambassador, good to see you. obviously, the message here from vladimir putin is don't even think about it. he has said the same of sweden entertaining the same thing, becoming a nato member. is it your sense, sir, that finland is still set to do that regardless? >> well, the finnish -- first of all for having me on, neil, appreciate it. neil: thank you. >> the finnish have finished their public session and have gone into a closed door session where the foreign affairs committee is going to coordinate the res

the center of the cord names was the perkins coie law firm which of was acting as general counsel for dnc and who brought fusion gps in all of it. elizabeth: john durham is no joke. he worked on the whitey bolger case and cia waterboarding. he is a serious guy. hans, come back soon. the white house is considering redirecting veterans affairs resources meant for our military veterans to the to the border. border sheriffs are reporting that crimes are at an all-time high at the border. the white house is on track to get rid of trump's pandemic era border policy. that could happen next month. coming up next on "the evening edit." >> we will not lose operational control of the border. >> if you don't believe you're going to lose operational control of border what information do you have in your possession that your front line agents don't have? what if you were a global energy company? with operations in scotland, technologists in india, and customers all on different systems. you need to pull it together. so you call in ibm and red hat to create an open hybrid cloud platform. now data is

question here you have hillary clinton and her influence over the dnc, they funnel money to a law form, perkinss fusion gps, that hired christopher steele. that creates a series of documents now known as the dossier. then the dossier is used. now the question is, is durham getting to the raw nerve or the intersection that matters here? and that is of this was all drummed up by hillary and all spread out by her supporters. knowing none of it was verified or verifiable. in other words, was it a live from the beginning, who knew what and when? what did they know and when did they know it? >> that's the ultimate question. a campaign lawyer for linden, mr. sussmann, went to the fbi with a story that the trump campaign was connected to russian bank, they ask him are you involved with the clinton campaign? he said no. so what do we know now? that fusion gps was spreading disinformation about trump-russia, we know a lawyer for the clinton campaign, went to the fbi to tell them a lie about a connection between trump and a bank in russia and we know the carter page warrant was illegally obtained because

earlier this year. 12 year old de'anthony jackson, a minneapolis native, plays the lead character, josh perkinst from real life for jackson, whose young memory is seared with the killing of george floyd. >> everybody was talking about it, and sooner or later people was burning stuff. my mom was crying and stuff, and it was just crazy. she she was crying because another black man got killed. plus, she's thinking, like, what happens if that happens to one of my sons? in school sometimes i will be thinking in class, when is the next one going to happen? dad, why are you getting so mad? >> i am angry because we are still fighting the same fight, still being treated terribly. beuse 30 years later i am having to have the same talk with my sons that my father had with me. sam: kevin west plays josh's father calvin. >> just sittg here listening to him saying, when is it going to happen again? that pains my heart because he is a 12-year-old kid. he shouldn't be having to think in those terms. but the world we live in, he's been forced, him and many other young people have been forced to take a look at w

todd perkins is syngenta's senior breeder.he flowers by withholding water the ones that make it through you you capture those and you breed in more ornamental traits and the process continues until you've got true breeding populations things that have middle peel and consistine themselves in a drought an example of an ornamental trait is breeding flowers to develop more petals a additnaow plong wh seeds in gilroy david louie abc 7 news. ht well today a basketball championship was held in oakland for high school students across the country the underrated championship as its called was created by golden state warriors star steph curry. it's the final stop of the basketball tour making stops in chicago and dallas along la and washington dc. the tournament creates college and education opportunities for underrated three-star athletes we're designed to kind of mimic the story of stephen curry, you know, he was under recruited. he was a three-star guy. he didn't have as many offers as he wanted. we're trying to find those same playe

but knots did -- here he has republicans in cabinet, herald mentioned perkins first woman secretary, cabinet of any position and she served the entire term. and then, of course, the real problem that roosevelt has, and to a certain extent lincoln too and i'm sure herald can mention this, he has what amounts to a coalition, franklin roosevelt does, democratic party but includes the bull weevil democrats, so he has to satisfy the bull weeviles, he can't support the antilynching law on he'll lose lynn lease, now this is a devil bargain as we know today but remember, win the war, that's priority number one then do other things. so that precariousness of having the southern can democrats still voting democratic from the civil war but still of white supremacy and they're in his cabinet and party and he needs them to get the other things done, the draft, len lease and needs them among other things to win the war. >> and pertaining to, that he commits what became social security, domestic workers and farm workers were excluded from the beneficiaries which excluded african americans for many

you know, the finding by the cia is quite telling because we know that the law firm perkins cooey had two of the critical figures here, sussman, who's under indictment and the general health of the market is a lobbyist is the figure most associated with the steel dossier and the campaign was just sanctioned by the fec after they hid the funding off the steel dossier. is the legal cost at that firm .rm so elias was accused of aiding the funding of the steele dossier. sussman was accused of hiding the clinton campaign's role in the elphabatopaig. both of them were debunked. werd russian collusion claimsebunke. well, professor, let me just say that on a friday with news ,very few of the other networks actually covered it. i mean, really covered it and i wonder why i mean, you just laid it out for us perfectly and you might have heard me ore seen me throw the mask off literally at the beginning of the show. but tell us why judge catherine mozelle decision essentially vacating the cdc's massive mandate was important here and basically she said ite was beyond the scope ofdc the cdc's author

we have general keith kellogg and general perkins ahead on data.ust? charles payne takes on that topic. as president biden takes easter weekend off democrats are apoplectic about how his coattails will provide his reelection. i'm john roberts, sandra is off today, join us at the top of the hour for america reports. >> there is a fiery debate going on around free speech, cancel culture, and comedy as comedians are coming under fire. amy schumer was traumatized by the will smith's lap has revealed that she's getting death threats over jokes. watch. >> those completely orchestrated. we talked before hand for the joke was that i was pretending like i thought she was a seed filler. you know we all work that out together. i got death threats. i got the secret service reached out to me. they were so bad that the secret service reached out to me about that bit. >> this is the latest example of what some call the woke war and comedy. jimmy failla? >> we got to about a place in society were people start to treat jokes like they were hate crimes. we give them

we're going to france fourth grader chase perkins qualified to be on team usa in the bmx world championships held this july. but with his home track closed, his dad is having to drive over an hour to napa and even salinas multiple times a week for practice every day. of training counts, and every day that this track is closed, is taken away from the opportunity of the you know? 12 to 15 kids that qualified just from this area alone. it's very annoying. it's hard to do homework in the car when you're driving somewhere else, but when you can't do it in time at home it's way better tuesday night, bmx racers came to santa clara city hall to support nick valencia attracts volunteer director of operations who filed this petition with city council. he wants the council to consider taking control of the track away from pal and give it directly to usa bmx or a non profit that can pay to keep it running so these kids can race to new heights. messina clara city council confirmed that pal and usa bmx are in negotiations will allow them to continue for up to 90 days before holding a public hearing. in th

we're going to france fourth grader chase perkins qualified to be on team usa in the bmx world championships held this july. but with his home track closed, his dad is having to drive over an hour to napa and even salinas multiple times a week for practice every day. of training counts, and every day that this track is closed, is taken away from the opportunity of the you know? 12 to 15 kids that qualified just from this area alone. it's very annoying. it's hard to do homework in the car when you're driving somewhere else, but when you couldn't do it in time at home it's way better tuesday night, bmx racers came to santa clara city hall to support nick valencia attracts volunteer director of operations who filed this petition with city council. he wants the council to consider taking control of the track away from powell and give it directly to usa bmx or a non profit that can pay to keep it running so these kids can race to new heights. valencia said that pal fired him and other volunteers this past weekend and changed all the locks in a statement. center ktvu from usa bmx, the sanctioning

perkins permit us to pause. johnson faces a parliamentary investigation of a whether he lied to him. peas about corona virus lockdown parties at downing street at a wild fire burning out of control in the us state of arizona. forces thousands of people from the hopes and i'm fine. how much were the latest sport? news majesty, and i didn't name their new manager access code to any get 10 high get we'll take talk as old trust with we begin this news with the announcement of more military support for ukraine. u. s . president joe biden is promising at additional $800000000.00 package to help cave, and it's fight against russian forces. that's about the same amount in military aid that the white house pledged for ukraine last week. this package includes heavy artillery weapons, dozens of howitzers, and $144000.00 rounds of ammunition to go with those howitzers. it also includes more tactical drones. in the past 2 months, we move weapons and equipment to ukraine of record speed. however, with this latest disbursement

and scott perkins had been butchers for decades, a big animal you may know them from you to the huge following for their channel called the bearded butcherhe. k few people know more about the specifics about what it would take to dismember a two thousand pound bull. say so that's going to come out join us today and get their assessment of what's going on ..for jo scottining, thanks so much for f joining us tonight. i a sucker so we know that this has happened. happen you've butchered a lot ofed animals. start with you, scott. 'lbased on what we know about what's happened to say cattle that have been mutilated, is w that consistent with what a butcher would do? how hard is it to know it's not? and so the commercial value is why you butcher livestock, right? and it's a difficult process,es something that takes years to y learn say twelve or eighteen months, especially if you're doing the entire process. so there's no explanation to the to the why youd would go through the effort to just remove a couple of parts which f frankly have commercial value to them. so how difficult would it be

that i can think of and one time he does it with the the tennessee three his backing band and carl perkins dressed up in these kind of exaggerated hippie costumes, you know, and he kind of laughs after they perform the song they perform right at the opening of one of one of those episodes and he goes, oh, you know, tennessee children or something like that, you know, so he's still i mean, it's very interesting because that song as you say that jack clement wrote is effectively, you know takes a shot at all the political folk singers the kind of phil oaks of the world saying, you know keep your politics to yourself is a line in the song, you know when it comes to singing the folk songs of our land, you know, keep the politics to yourself. in cash was able to you know still perform that song honest television show still poke a little bit of fun, you know at focusingers and perhaps that himself right even at hippies, you know, because he's got him dressed up in these kind of exaggerated costumes. while at the same time defending young people, you know in this monologue he gives about encounte

she put it in the name of a shell corporation, that famous law firm, the democrat law firm perkins did the shell corporation. she lived in it. she did from the black lives s matter organization forhe nineteen months. right. and she didn't let anyone know that she had purchased it. nowsh as for eric adams, this is the first time the first time i heard this guy talk aboutn black on black crime and mayor.b it's about time. it's about time you recognize that is the biggest problem in the criminal justice system.t and maybe it's because as youu said, you were up all night and now you're facing it for real. everybody is because he was a cop and a police captain. he got it.ce well, he didn't get until he finally said it. number three, you've got to refund the police because we've got a 60 percentfu spike in crie . i don't wantn' to hear about women being almost run over by r gangs in los angeles and it'san happening here because they're wearing a watch as someone wants because criminals are emboldened becauseatch democrats were silent in twenty twenty during a black lives matter burning off s

he's talking about the entire firm of perkins kooey being vulnerable.nn's trial begins next month, may 16th. >> you know, the american public needs truth and transparency. what john durham is doing, he's doing the right thing. we have to understand these things. i'm on the homeland security committee. we august to do investigations. we ought to investigate hunter biden had, what he's doing in russia and a china and places like that we ought to investigate what the clinton campaign was doing with this russia collusion. let's get the facts out there. we don't know what the truth is because it's been hidden by everybody so i think what john durham is doing, he's doing the right thing. we need to find everything out and let the american public make a decision and if he did something wrong, he violated the law, he's got be held accountable. maria: is that what you're going to do should you get the majority in november? i mean, look, let's take a look at some of the policies that this administration -- of this administration. you're an elected official whavme

perkins coie hires fusion gps oppo research firm that hired christopher steele. oft creates a series documents now known as the dossier and the dossier is used. now the question is, is daum getting to the raw nerve or the intersection that matters here? and that is this was alld drummed upup by hillary and all spread out by her supportersow knowing none ofin it was verifid or verifiable. in other words, was it a lie, from the beginning? who knewne what when?id what did they know?ey when did they know it? that's the ultimate question. campaign lawyer for clinton, mr. sussmann went to the fbi with a story that the trump campaign was connected to a russian bank. they ask him, are you involved with the clinton campaign? he said no. so what do we know now that fusion gps was spreading disinformation about trump russia? we know that a lawyer for the clinton campaign went to the fbi to tell a lie to them t about a connection between trump and a bank in russia. ru and we now know that the carter page warrant was legally obtained because the steele dossier was a bunch oft

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i'm with the firm of perkins coie. as planning staff noted, this will expand the city's housing supply by a net increase of three dwellings. each of the two main residences will be sized to house a family, and each a.d.u. will be around 600 square feet, which allows the addition of three more units to the housing stock. the department has determined it's not a historic resource, and each new lot must be slightly smaller than the 25-foot minimum required in the c.u. in designing the project and in response to input from the community, the project team has paid close attention to ensure that the new homes are compatible with the existing mix of the neighborhood. the neighborhood is not composed exclusively of small single-family homes. the proposed project is keeping with the character of homes nearby, and as the project architects may tell you, they drew inspiration from the ecletic homes of the block. the footprint of the project -- i'll show this here on the screen, the footprint is also consistent with the establishe

i'm with the firm of perkins coie. as planning staff noted, this will expand the city's housing supply by a net increase of three dwellings. each of the two main residences will be sized to house a family, and each a.d.u. will be around 600 square feet, which allows the addition of three more units to the housing stock. the department has determined it's not a historic resource, and each new lot must be slightly smaller than the 25-foot minimum required in the c.u. in designing the project and in response to input from the community, the project team has paid close attention to ensure that the new homes are compatible with the existing mix of the neighborhood. the neighborhood is not composed exclusively of small single-family homes. the proposed project is keeping with the character of homes nearby, and as the project architects may tell you, they drew inspiration from the ecletic homes of the block. the footprint of the project -- i'll show this here on the screen, the footprint is also consistent with the establishe