. >> reporter: greiner, the 6'9" center for the phoenix mercury, has spent off-seasons playing pro ballia. in february, she was detained at a russian airport on allegations of drug smuggling, accused of having vape cartridges containing hashish oil. marijuana is illegal in russia. u.s. officials in march were granted access to her. >> and the officer who visited with britney gripetney griner wo verify she was doing as well as could be expected. >> reporter: she remains in pretrial detention, with the court extending her detention until june 18th. russian media reported that the u.s. is in talks to exchange perhaps both for victor boot, the notorious russian arms dealer, nicknamed the merchant of death. currently about halfway through his 25-year prison sentence. >> how important do you think victor boot was to russia? >> he clearly was very important. my understanding that, you know, president putin himself was involved in trying to get him home. >> reporter: whelan himself says from the beginning russia made it clear it had taken him for a trade. >> from the moment i was arrested, i wa

but in pro ball as the saying goes, you've got to have a short memory.er all, the words do still have a 3, 2 series lead. and now the contest comes back to san francisco and chase center with the home crowd. it will certainly be eager to avenge last night's loss in a noisy fashion. now it remains unclear whether steve kerr will be clear from covid protocols and time to coach tomorrow night and today acting head coach mike brown said that he was ready to move on from game 5. >> it's not a totals. 3 to 5 playoff games in this round. we're team's loss by 2030, plus points. >> and everybody's bounce back. you know, the next game competed at a high level. i have 100% faith and our team that, you know, stuff like this happens steve says all the time, you know, championships are hard to come by. and if that path to a championship was easy, it would be as gratifying. i truly believe that our team that they'll be ready, they'll be focused. they understand how hard it is and to have home crowd support us tomorrow night is going to be a big bonus. our favor. >> all

but in pro ball as the saying goes, you've got to have a short memory. after all, the warriors do have a 3, 2, series lead. and now the contest comes back to san francisco and chase center where the home crowd will be eager to avenge the loss in a noisy fashion. it remains unclear whether steve kerr will be cleared from covid protocols in time to coach on friday. but just about 24 hours before game 6 acting head coach mike brown said he has lost any confidence in his team. >> i've been totals 3 to 5 playoff games and that's around. we're team's loss by 2030, plus points. >> and everybody's bounce back. and you know, the next game competed at a high level. i have 100% faith and our team that, you know, stuff like this happens steve says all the time real champion ships are hard to come by. and if that path to championship was easy, it would be as gratifying. i truly believe that our team that will be ready, they'll be focused. they understand how hard it is and to have home crowd support miss tomorrow night is going to be a bonus. our favor. >> another we

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but in pro ball. as the saying goes, you got to have a short. >> memory.er all, the warriors do have a 3, 2, series lead and now the contest comes back to san francisco. >> and chase center where the home crowd will be eager to avenge last night's loss in a very noisy fashion. it remains unclear whether steve kerr will be clear from covid protocols in time to coach tomorrow night and today acting head coach mike brown set. he hasn't lost any confidence in his team. >> it's not a big totals. 3 to 5 playoff games in this round where teams lost by 2030, plus points. >> and everybody's bounce back. you know, the next game competed at a high level. i have 100% faith and our team that, you know, stuff like this happens steve says all the time, you know, championships are hard to come by. and if that path to championship was easy, it would be as gratifying. i truly believe that our team that will be ready, they'll be focused. they understand how hard it is and to have home crowd support miss tomorrow night is going to be a big bonus. our favor. >> is it tigers? 3

but in pro ball as the saying goes, you've got to have a short memory. after all warriors do have a 3, 2, series lead. and now the contest comes back to san francisco and chase center where the home crowd will be eager to avenge the loss in a noisy fashion. it remains unclear whether steve kerr will be cleared from covid protocols in time to coach on friday. but just about 24 hours before game 6 acting head coach mike brown said he has lost any confidence in his team. >> i've been totals 3 to 5 playoff games in this round. we're team's loss by 2030, plus points. >> and everybody's bounce back. and you know, the next game competed at a high level. i have 100% faith and our team that, you know, stuff like this happens steve says all the time we will champion ships are hard to come by. and if that path to championship was easy, it would be as gratifying. i truly believe that our team that will be ready, they'll be focused. they understand how hard it is and to have home crowd support miss tomorrow night is going to be a bonus. our favor. >> another western

last straw it may have been courtesy of this man, johnny mcentee, he's a close trump ally, a former pro ball player, who actually ran the powerful white house personnel office. in fact mcentee was sometimes called the deputy president because the authority that he wielded within the trump administration. about a month before esper was actually fired, mcentee's office reportedly circulated this memo about him as pressure field by jonathan call in his book, betrayal, the memo outlines more than a dozen reasons esper should be removed. and chief among them publicly opposing the president's direction to utilize american forces to put down the riots just outside the white house. the memo also cite some other concerns, esper's removal of the confederate flag from military instantly installations, the fact that he promoted lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, the national security official who of course became a star witness in trump's first impeachment trial. now over years since he was fired, asper is outselling a memoir on his time in the administration. and as in the case with every other tell

the country's 1st since mass anti government purchase in 2019 pro his ball block secured 58 seats short of the 65. it needed to maintain its majority. it had 71 seats in the previous parliament. as vala ally the free petrie arctic movement last 2 seats and is no longer the biggest christian parliamentary blog, that's now the saudi lined lebanese forces party who won 19 seats and independent candidates made significant in rows promising reform. after one of the worst economic crises the world has seen in 150 is all in all 16, broke into parliament. a 15 seat increase from the 2018 elections. said 140 now from barrett. many of the old faces are back, but a meaningful number of new ones made it into lebanon's parliament, which now has a new balance of power. the iranian back has been a party and its allies lost their majority, but no other political grouping or party can claim victory. the opposition may be sizable, but not united. what is a 1st, however, and post civil war politics are the so called reformists, who want at least 10 percent of the seats. these are candidates not affiliated

what are some of the most pro nato atlanta says the ball, but they're also new dealers. so, i mean, this is really, really twisted because for them to be pro nato, they have to have a lot of energy to fuel their tanks and all these other things. i mean, it's really wasted. it's almost, it's a frantic last 30 seconds. oh, well they say we have a i a i and all the time we have here when i think my guess in budapest and here in mouse, going to think our viewers were watching a c a r t c. next time. remember? ah, i think it is very difficult for us to understand that the conflict generation also comes back on the generator some more formula. if you unleash some kind of project into a country of interventionist as it negatively this can. and me, in fact, the security of that country, ah ah, ah, traits is the size of a truck and burned down military vehicles. as of style is the epitome of obliteration the exclusively films. the devastated landscape of the matter. you pull steel plant from the air after russian and dpi forces gainful control of the area. resident biding kicks of

what are some of the most pro nato atlanta says the ball, but they're also new dealers. so, i mean, this is really, really twisted because for them to be pro nato, they have to have a lot of energy to fuel their tanks and all these other things. i mean, it's really, it's almost a last 3 d o a z, a, [000:00:00;00] a, that's all the time we have here. what i think my guess in budapest and here in mosque, i want to thank our viewers for watching a c, r t. see you next time, remember, ah, ah, oh no one main thing is important or not to some internationally speaking to that is that nations allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the minor nations who are the slaves. americans, proc obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism and international law exist as long as it serves american interest. if it doesn't, it doesn't exist by turning those russians into this danger is boy man that wants to take over the world. that was a culture strategy. so some golf out of it on your own, i know she leashed off tim zip on and tablet block. nato said

what are some of the most pro nato atlanta says the ball, but they're also new dealers. so, i mean, this is really, really twisted because for them to be pro nato, they have to have a lot of energy to fuel their tanks and all these other things. i mean, it's really wasted. it's almost, it's a brand last 3. yeah. all right, well they, we have a, i, a, i, and all the time we have here when i think, my guess in budapest and here in mouse, going to think our viewers were watching a c, a r d c. next time, remember ah ah, ah, i think it is very difficult for us to understand that the conflicts generation also comes back on the generator. some of them in, if you unleash some kind of project into a country of interventionists as it negatively had this, this can me effect the security of that country. mm hm. only one main thing is important for knox ism, internationally speaking to that is that nation's allowed to do anything. all the mazda races, the reason us, hey jim, it is so dangerous, is the law, the sovereignty of the country, or is business and business is good and that is

what are some of the most pro nato atlanta says the ball, but they're also new dealers. so, i mean, this is really, really twisted because for them to be pro nato, they have to have a lot of energy to fuel their tanks and all these other things. i mean, it's really wasted. it's almost, it's running last 3. 0, well they say we have a i a i and all the time we have here when i think my guess in budapest and here in mouse government, i think our viewers were watching a c a r t c next time. remember ah ah ah, when i was a because of the african and engagement, it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. ah, who is the aggressor to day? i'm authorizing the additional strong sanctions. today russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. and um, but as constantly growing, i figure which of the problem was to call soon as we speak on the bill in your senior, mostly mine the shuttle were banding all in ports of russian oil and gas news. i know they plenty of those with info. look, i can get away pretty good

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pro choice. no, they're the wrecking ball to american democracy today.magine if the case was reversed and we had heard through a leak that the court was coming down the other way. imagine if mobs of people descended at the court screaming what could be described action threatening language towards some of the justices or derogatory language. you'd have nancy pelosi and the whole crowd saying we need to wall off the city again. we need to put the fences back up. this is -- those are the insurrectionists. that's what they would be saying today and tonight. >> tucker: so abortion is one of the saddest things i imagine. i mean that. some people think it's a road to happiness. why should we have a vote on it? if you love abortion, why wouldn't you welcome a state by state vote to look at the parameters? >> tucker, we've been friends a long time. you actually think these people trust americans to vote? really vote? on these types of issues? if they were so confident this was a popular position, they'd be like bring it on. all 50 states, you bet. everybody have

the problem with the pro-choicers as they do not have the balls to state their case plainly.e i prefer freedom over fetuses. don't sit here and say i come up -- like it's going to be interracial marriage next. >> geraldo: my body my choice how much simpler could you get? >> greg: let me finish. you insulted a few people there. we talked about this, people are more concerned about what they lose and what they will gain. you don't have to imagine loss. all you have to to us talk to somebody who lost a child. you don't have to imagine it, it's there forever. a pro-choice mom can look at her adorable 2-year-old and think my life would be nothing without her 2022. in 2017, when she was young and singleton didn't have a kit you can only imagine the loss of her freedom, right? so that's the issue. the issue here is that people need to imagine -- they cannot step back and see how pro-choice arguments are driven by refusal to imagine what that baby could be. but then when that baby bees, then suddenly a change is, right? and they have to create reasons, they have to crate all of these

ball. he was a key mueller pro witness. two years is not enough time by any stretch of the imagination.tee feasibly to try to use congress's inherent powers of content to find these people or to force them off of the committees that they are on. that is a quicker and more nimble tool. of course it would also be quite escalatory but the fact that they may subpoena these folks is a dramatic explanation in and of itself. whether or not the committee is comfortable, not only issuing the subpoena, but following through with fines or with internal punitive steps, that is something we are having to grapple with right now. early next, month they don't have that much time. >> i may ask you, though if they, don't let's assume everything you said comes to pass. these five members saying that were not showing, up with a hold out, we're going to run the clock. we have these public hearings starting in june, ninth does the committee depend on what they expect to get out of these five members? or not. just to make that one of the only case that they get to make to the american people about what happen

pro-choice. we're not they are the wrecking ball to american democracy today. imagine if the case is reversedr and we had heardse through a lek egregious leak that the court was coming down the other way. and imagine if mobs of people descended at the court screaming what could be described as threatening language towardsct some of the just or very derogatory language. oh , you have nancy pelosi to and the wholery langi crowd up t today saying we need to wall off the city again. wewe need to put the fences back up. and this is those are the insurrectionists trying to undermine the legitimacy of the court. that's what they would be saying today and tonight. so i mean, i think abortion is one of the saddest things i can imagine. i really thinkio it's a tragedy i mean that some people think it's the road to happiness, but why shouldn't we have a vote on i mean, i'm sure if you love abortion, why wouldn't you welcome a national vote that or a state by state both to define its parameters ? tucker . tucker , , you and i have been friends for i don't know how long lon

pro war stance of the churches lead up patriarch. carol is a staunch supporter of russian president vladimir putin and his invasion of ukraine . ukraine in church to post the ball and has now declared full independence, has been under moscow spiritual leadership, full centuries. and from all are joined by dw religious affairs analyst moss, and gac it's good to see you martin. when will the 3 august you into this war? why this break now? the impressionist does the ukranian orthodox church of the of the russian of the russian orthodox church. the church is quite split, has tried for the last 3 months to really, you know, convenience must go to patrick and moscow to actually take a mediation position and to try to win him over a to defend essentially what he's for largely green. he's flock inside ukraine, which is obviously, you know, standing under directly under russian, russian artillery. i think that what becomes clear from this last episode is that they, they consider that they have failed. and that essentially curial the patrick in moscow to whom they actually have a formal relation since 1919. but as you mentioned, i mean the relation with the church or the

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clarity on part of some of the republicans who say their pro choice and then vote against a woman's right to choose. let's not take our eye off the ballthe ball is this court, which is dangerous to the freedoms of our country. beware in terms of marriage equality, beware in terms of other aspects of it. so, it is -- let's not waste our time on that. the fact is, this is a dangerous court to families, to freedom in our country. and that is why people have to mobilize. my saying is, we don't agonize, we organize. we go out there and make sure people know that if they -- actually elections have consequences. >> so what impact will this have on the midterm? >> well, i would hope that we could have some resolution of it before. we'd rather have it resolved rather than an issue for a campaign because we're talking about a woman's decision-making, her family, her god, her doctor, her own decision-making. so, we have to fight the fight on the issue now. i think that is would have an impact on the elections, but right now i want everyone to just focus, just focus on what this does and what this means to you. when i say this as a practicing dev

there are pro-life organizations, which are doing a good job of putting up billboards and pregnancy counseling centers that are doing a very good job, collectively the clearing have dropped the ball. this is a very important decision. the has 49 years, but for a lot of the those years there are close to a million abortions a year in the united states. it would seem to me as a clearingman, one of the problems, you think of 52 different speeches to give every year and it would be hard to cover 52 different topics, if you are a clearingman, that means you have to come up with over 250 interesting things to say. i think a lot of clearing would be looking -- clergy, i would bet in an average year, even in churches that are pro-life manage to go all year without discussing this topic. it should be a topic to dust easier. for one thing, we have ultrasounds and in 1973, when abortions were ruled legal, we did not have ultrasounds. everyone listening out there have seen pictures. if a woman is going to have a baby, relatively normal, three months, four months to show everybody the ultrasound. you can longer pretend as you could in 1973 that it's a piece of tissue. and i have towered abort

pro-choice. let's not take our eye off the ball.ther aspects of it. the fact is this is a dangerous court to families, to freedom in our country. >> will: what a revelation. what an open book is nancy pelosi in two important respects. first of all, as she is speaking in there is video coming across your screen, ainsley points out the nature of the signs at these protests. >> ainsley: hard to read some of them. >> will: radical and open movement that has gone from pro-choice which apparently they paid consultants to tell them to move from pro-choice to pro-decision. >> ainsley: look at these signs. >> you can hear lawmakers chanting my body, my decision. this is part of the pr burn calls donald trump mawlg. the truth is these respects not pro-choice or pro-decision. it's increasingly pro-abortion. >> ainsley: i don't regret my abortion sign she held up. so pictures on posters, you can think however you want it's too far. >> pete: safe, legal and rare to how far. talked about in the break democratic candidates talked about where shoul

pro-russian blogger. although this is not the case with his position and statements, especially after how the special operation in ukraine began, you can’t name the case about russia. in another ballized the authorities, who came on the wave of turchinov’s maidan , then poroshenko for a while he fell under the spell of zelensky but he soon revised his views and attacked the new president with a vengeance, we look at zelensky’s speech but this is a masterpiece, of course, well, generally forgetful in this speech. i'm not talking just a filthy liar forgetful. i cannot say that erdogan fell in love yesterday. uh, zelensky how else can you formulate this? well fucked and fucked. i think on the federal channel of federal news, no one has ever spoken so directly about zelensky's predilections. but for me, a simple person. i have nothing to hide, so i say, just a cocaine addict, living in europe and having refugee status, shariy could fearlessly criticize kiev up to high-profile international scandals. this is how he exposed a man who did not hide nazi views and, at the same time, managed to work as the consul of ukraine in germany from abroad. the blogger sent his supporters from the sh

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it is a jump ball whether it affects that wildly swinging voter, the independent person. the middle voter in america is weakly proice. they never prioritized it before. we don't know whether they will prioritize it once the issue becomes real. democrats hope they will. republicans hope they won't. we don't know the answer yet. host: is it a concern for republicans? guest: not to think they are frightened to death about but something they should be concerned about. ron desantis, despite all of his denials, has thought about being at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. he signed a bill in florida that only bans abortions after 15 weeks, which is probably where the center voter is. he is looking at public opinion. republicans in similar situations will come to a similar conclusion, go so far but not much farther. host: what are you looking for in the georgia primary next week? guest: donald trump's endorsed candidate, david purdue, is going to be annihilated. he got into the race about 10 points behind kemp. the last ball had him 32 points behind. he is running no ads, which means he has conceded. the second thing i'm looking