actions for the future to strengthen the national identity, which will be worked out by the republican council for historical policy. it is traditionally held under the leadership of the administration of the president of belarus . representatives of the educational, scientific, cultural and diplomatic sector have gathered today at the academy of sciences to sum up the results of the past work. mark gaps and fill them in new initiatives, the council for historical policy was created at the initiative of the head of state in february last year. certain the amount of work done to improve school university education is the publication of new textbooks. conducting a course in the history of belarusian statehood is a certain attention. i took with such a topic as the museum of conducting the organization of exhibitions, a certain contribution was made by the council of its consideration of the law, which entered into force this year, which regulates the activity in this direction and in the field of museum exposition excursions and so on, our state approach and there were discussions and disputes,

the educational, scientific, cultural and diplomatic sectors spoke today at a meeting of the republican council on historical policy under the presidential administration summed up the work and outlined future plans to strengthen our national identity. so educational program on historical dates, belarus will be held through outdoor advertising in a popular way, and folk heroes will be told through the electronic pantheon of names, and from 2025, tenth grade students will be waiting for a new textbook. history of belarus in context of world history. green the amount of work done to improve school university education is the publication of new textbooks and the introduction of a course in the history of belarusian statehood, a certain attention. took on such a topic as the museum of conducting the organization of exhibitions, a certain lion was introduced by the council of its consideration of the law, which entered into force this year, which regulates activities in this direction and in the field and excursions of museum expositions and so on our state approach and there were discussions and di

a result of 11 deaths on the border since the beginning. migration crisis, a meeting of the republican council on historical politics under the presidential administration took place today at the national academy of sciences , representatives of the educational, scientific, cultural and diplomatic sector summed up the results of work and outlined future plans to strengthen our national identity from 2025, tenth grade students will be waiting for a new textbook on the history of belarus in the context of world history. defined scope of work made to improve school -age education is the publication of new textbooks and the introduction of a course on the history of the belarusian statehood a certain attention. i took with such a topic as the museum of organizing exhibitions, a certain lion was introduced by the council of its consideration of the law, which entered into force this year, which regulates activities in this direction and in the field of museum exhibition excursions and so on, the state approach and there were discussions and disputes, especially when there were questions and the bui

for example, i always say do not offend this week there was a meeting of the republican council on historical by the direction dmitry alexandrovich are you participating in? yes? please tell us briefly what you know about advice. uh, there's been less than a year, mmm, but something has been done, the results are really, and so tangible, yes, what can we talk about. and firstly, this is a course on belarusian statehood, which is read by a student universities at first, this is a very important point from what we have all been talking about here. it 's decided it's backed by the president in latin. yes, as it were with this question, which is sadness and many, many other questions, but the most important thing, i would like to highlight two important points, but firstly, this is such a very good one. a tool for communication between society and the state on the topic of history yes, because many of the issues that are submitted for discussion by this council, and they are initiated either by public organizations, or by specific scientists, or by people. and this society's request. but one more

the 30-year-old republican council woman won an upset victory for her seat back in 2021.media outlets are reporting that she was the intended target of this shooting. fox news hasn't been able to verify that. the mayor of the town released a statement about this writing as a community we're shocked and saddened at the loss of eunice. she was a dedicated member of our council truly committed to serving all of our residents. the fact she was taken from us by a criminal act makes this incidental the more horrifying. the next video. we spoke with police officers when we arrived on scene 45 minutes ago and tell us this is a nice neighborhood and not the sort of place where you would expect something like this to happen. back out here live they tell us we're expecting a press conference at 11:00 a.m. you mentioned no motive, no suspects. those are questions we'll be asking the prosecutors office. send it back to you. >> dana: bright young woman shot down in front of her home. thank you. >> bill: 21 past now to the new fight to take politics out of your 401k. the biden administr

members were targeted because they were council members or because they were republicans. it is unclear how exactly police have ruled those out. what the evidence is. we know that eunice was a cristian and reportedly video of her speaking to her shooter moments. it's unusual to not have any motives and rule out potential motives. tucker? >> tucker: fascinating. trace gallagher on every night at midnight on fox. thank you. as trace just said, we have no idea what means of that means but it's a little weird. so is the fact that senator john fetterman of pennsylvania was rushed to the hospital. we don't have details. an mri and other tests ruled out a new stroke. he's being monitored for signs of a seizure, a lot of people lied about john fetterman's obvious medical problems in order to get him elected to the senate. now we're wishing him the best. tonight wish him ill at all. but this may be the fruit of lying. dr. marc siegel did not lie about this. back in november, he pointed out that the likelihood fetterman could have serious complications in office was very high. >> fe

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. >> ainsley: a republican council woman in new jersey shot and killed just outside of her home in what targeted attack. 30-year-old eunice june force body's discovered inside her car. authorities are treating her death as a homicide and now searching for suspects and a motive. republican chairwoman karen kailey bebetter served as her campaign manager when she ran for office and she joins us now. good morning to you. >> good morning, ainsley. >> i hate to even say good morning because it's not for you, karen. you lost a friend. >> yes. >> tell us what you are going through and what you think happened. >> sayreville is weeping. we are all weeping in between trying to process this despicable act. as we know, it's hard enough to lose someone, and when it happens like this, it makes it even just more difficult to process our hearts and prayers go out for her daughter, her family, for her soul. we are shocked and saddened. she is a mother, a leader in your town, a republican. did she have any enemies? what do you think happened? was there something going on on the council? >> i really don't

the preservation of our common heritage was discussed today at a meeting of the republican council onsidential administration, representatives of the educational, scientific, cultural and diplomatic sectors summed up the work and outlined future plans to strengthen our national identity. so educational program on historical dates. belarus will be led through outdoor advertising in a popular way, and folk heroes will be told through the electronic pantheon of names, and with in 2025, tenth grade students will be waiting for a new textbook on the history of belarus in the context of world history, a certain amount of work to improve school university education. these are the publications of new textbooks and the introduction of courses on the history of the belarusian statehood . took on such a topic as the museum of luck organizing exhibitions, a certain contribution was made by the advice of his consideration of the law that was received. force this year, which regulates activities in this direction and in the field of museum excursions expositions and so on, our state approach and th

in new jersey, a 30 year old republican council member was shot and killed outside her own home and police not saying who did it or why. the woman was found in her suv and reports say a significant number of shots were fired before the suv rolled down the steep road and hit other parked cars >> an update now to a story we brought you earlier. passengers on a metro train in dc now describing what it was like to confront and rest the gun from a shooter after he had already wounded several people. >> she uttered oh my god police do not open this door. >> the doors opened and he was literally standing next to our car. he walked onto our car. >> he grabs my shoulder and tells me, i tell people not to move. and he pointed towards the rest of the train and said does anybody else want to end up like the guy out there. >> i was like i have to get this gun out of here and i just grabbed it. >> the gunman was arrested about you a heroic metro employee shown here died trying to stop the suspect >> in dallas a bit of closure to monkey business at the zoo. authorities arrested this man and charged him w

yet they are confident thatn co neither of theses we republican council members were targeted becausethey were council members or because they were republicans.republ it is unclear how exactly police have ruled those out.what what the evidence is .. we know the youngest one , four was a devout christian , and there is reportedly video of her speaking to her shooterel just moments before she was killed. although we don't haveher spea kingthe context. ments. it but to note, it is unusualo not to not have any motives and yett rule out potential motives. >> dukkha fascinating. trac trace gallagher on every midnight eastern on fox, thank you. but as i said, we have no ideat what any of that means. but it's a little weird. no, itit's aird. so is the factn senator john fetterman of pennsylvania is rushed to the hospital yesterday. we don't have details in that either. apparently began, quote,e detaii feeling lightheaded. an mri and other tests rule outs a new stroke. . he >> they say fetterman is still being monitored for signs of si of a a seizure. >> so a lo st of people lied.lid a lot of

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russia and not a party, there is no republican council. i saw you were norkotitete meant ldpei.course, i would like the only thing that it needs to be brought to a legitimate normal existence. so any education system. take the journalistic environment policy of our multi-vector criticizes. what is the difficulty, this is the difficulty of building relations simultaneously with the united states with the european union with africa with china in southeast asia of the russian federation to be simultaneously in the movement of not joining the sco to the eurasian economic community. it's difficult, but complexity allows us to maintain sovereignty is difficult, if you are not lukashenka, yes. well, by the way, the difficulties are very different, they say, the west is not exactly the same. but still europeans communicated with foreign diplomats. that's how they try something out there deceive. something there is some sense americans, by the way, are very simple. they are primitive. uh, i think that's how pompeo talked to the president. directly, yeah, so quickly means, let's, you turn

>> we are now hearing the chilling audio recordings of several 911 calls made the night republican borough council shot and killed while inside her car outside her town home february 1st. >> i'm in the tub and i heard gunshots. and my husband looked out the window and saw someone got shot. >> nine callers revealing hearing shots fired that night. two of them said they saw someone running from the vehicle. grainy footage from the scene captured a person running. >> he left on foot. he ran into one of the hallways on foot. >> the middle sex county prosecutor's says dwumfour was shot through her driver's side window which caused her white stowf crash into several parked carts. >> the person in that driver's side car is probably not alive. >> the 30-year-old council woman was previously a pastor, an emt and worked for church-based nonprofits. sayreville police are asking for dash cam video from drivers who may have been in the area between 6:30 and 8:30 p.m. a time range of about two hours before the murder. today a spokesperson for the middlesex county prosecutor's office said they could not comment

the roundup, for the second time in a week a new jersey council member has been gunned down. yesterday, republican russell heller was shot and killed inside his car outside his workplace. investigators say the gunman was a former employee and later killed himself and one week earlier, about 20 miles from that shooting, republican new jersey council member eunics -- was shot and killed inside her car. new surveillance release shows a person caught on camera near the crime scene moments after the councilwoman was shot in her car, there are some voices on that tape as well. and this morning in the nation's capitol a man assaulted minnesota democratic congresswoman angie craig. police say the man grabbed craig by the neck in the elevator of her d.c. apartment. she did suffering some bruising. ♪ >> trace: prosecutors continue to present evidence in the massive double murder trial of alex murdaugh. that he killed them to prevent an embezzlement scheme from being exposed. >> friends and colleagues devastated by deceit. prosecutors working to prove motive in the case say there is a long list of people fin

. >> reporter: lyrica poskey is a republican charleston county council member. >> it makes you feel prideoth of them are legitimate contenders, and you could imagine either of them being president. >> reporter: and indeed, a number of republicans we talked to hear are ready to commit to one of their fellow south carolinian's. >> i love tim scott. i feel like he's got our best interest at heart. >> that's true. >> reporter: but not necessarily at the top of the ticket. >> if you could set your own ticket, who would you vote for for president? >> desantis and haley would be vice president. or desantis and tim scott would be vice president. >> my suspicion is that the one that will be electable will be desantis. >> reporter: but mark knapp, a longtime charlestonian, still things donald trump can win and is ready to vote for him again. >> i don't know if nikki has really got what it takes to deal with the swamp. >> what about tim scott? he announced he's running for president. >> i like tim a lot but i haven't seen the demeanor i think it's going to take to wrestle those scalawags in washingt

when you think about the election of eunice to the council and republicans taking control of the town, it's typical of the town were middle class, working class people are standing up and saying we want better government. she was part of the solution to improving government there. it's a working class, great town. hardworking people. down towards the middle of the state, a parkway before new jersey veers east on the coastline there. just a wonderful family oriented place. just unimaginable that it could happen in that neighborhood. obviously, there are other forces that came into play. it certainly appears as not being involved in any information. it certainly does appear that she was specifically targeted for this horrific event. >> in terms of new jersey geography, this is before you hit mammoth county, which is really the only bastion of conservatism in new jersey by and large. it's also the hometown of bon jovi. when you think of several, you think of bon jovi. now, sadly, i think of this horrific crime. some of the ideas being floated, speculation, this has to do with a religion,

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this week, and he had this to say to the atlantic council about the republican party living in fear ofled tucker carlson. anybody ever heard of tucker carlson? what is it with this guy? all these wonderful republicans seem somehow intimidated by his perspective. and he's -- i haven't watched anything that he's set, but i'm struck by how often this comes up. >> i mean, ayman, wonderful republicans the side, like i said, it's hard to disagree with that sentiment from boris, it is crazy that the gop, the grand old party, the party of lincoln and eisenhower, even raegan, now lives in fear not just a former reality tv star living in a resort in florida, but also lives in fear of a former beau try wearing frozen food air who hosts a weekly white power hour on fox. he now decides the gop agenda, everything on aid to ukraine, to the green m&ms. he sets the tone, he decides the official enemies every night, and you dare not criticize him or across them if you have an are next year name. it's kind of crazy, it kind of embarrassing, is it not? i mean i think it is beyond embarrassing. not only do

council. about the republican party living in fear of what tucker swanson [inaudible] have a listen. >> i'm teasingperspective. i've watched anything in the news that he said. i'm struck by how often this comes up. >> i mean, a man. wonderful republican side. it's hard to disagree with that sentiment from boris. it is crazy. that gop. the grand old party, the party of lincoln and eisenhower. you've been raegan. listen fear, not just [inaudible] but also lives in fear of a former retiring [inaudible] who has a white power hour on fox. gop agenda on everything from aid to ukraine to the green m&ms. he sends the tone, decides the official enemies every night. you dare not criticize him or cross him if you have an are next year name. it's embarrassing a crazy, is not? >> i think it's beyond embarrassing. not only does he set the agenda for the republican party, he can literally have these republican so afraid of him that he will bring them out on his show. it will gravel in front of his audience and the base themselves. you and i are old enough to remember when ted cruz called the january 6th attack on

republican medical treatment. minister of health dmitry ilyevich left the council to the place.he largest batch of drugs seized in belarus over the past 3 years, we are talking about 48 kg of psychotropic drugs. the value of the seized exceeds $ 2.5 million caches with alpha pvp and four sms - a derivative of mephedrone were stored on the territory of the vitebsk and grodno regions, according to the ministry of internal affairs, the detainees worked for the largest drug store in the country, scorpio , delivering illegal goods to all regions of the country. what was your job parcel and transferred to the city of vitebsk, we are talking about psychotropic drugs, which were intended specifically for the domestic market. that is, they are not transits. this is not something that would have gone through us on the territory of the russian federation. this should have been distributed here, but also from a business point of view, so that it would be more interesting for you. yes, some forecasts are that the price of e, drugs and psychotropic will increase, and sales at these stores wil

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republicans. you showed the "wall street journal" editorial that i wrote with a trump national security council official. i have worked closely with senator roger marshall, a conservative republican senator from the midwest. i'm from missouri originally and he is from kansas. this is the ultimate bipartisan issue, the virus doesn't discriminate against us based on our political orientation and all democrats and all republicans and all human beings need to work together to get to the bottom of this critically important issue. >> mike: the new republican led house is trying to get answers. debbie lesko tried to get answers this week. >> the city where nih funded bat coronavirus research was taking place nih failed to ask for the missing progress report until 2021. >> it would be equivalent to saying a human is equivalent to a cow. that's how distant the sequences of the bat viruses they were using in this work were to the actual source covid two. the administrative issues, we concur with that. >> mike: a lot of house republicans frustrated by their inability to get answers. >> a committee has subpoena pow

council, has the final say over the laws governing the nation's capitol. >> i say to every member of congress, keep your hands off dc. >> democrats accused republicans of meddlinghampion the local government. >> the dc council has the right to determine policy for dc residents. >> even that's a struggle. dc mayor mural bower de--- murial bower overhauled the counsel. >> this morning a man assaulted democratic representative angie craig of minnesota. the man grabbed craig by the neck in the elevator of her dc apartment and craig suffered bruises. >> bret: chad pergram. thank you. a dc council man was killed outside his workplace and last week yunis was killed outside her home. we have more on the search for answers. good evening, alexis. >> bret, good evening and two disturbing stories for the perking ram. she was found dead in her car outside of her town home in sireville, new jersey, and neighbors heard nearly a dozen gunshots before police found her body in the car. on wednesday hundreds of people garthed for the memorial service in new jersey and only was packed and honored the young mom and politician that had a very bright future. she was from ghana and th

republicans deny. brandon judd, president of the national border patrol council. brandon, take a look at this.re some stats on this emerging northern border surge. swanton sector for fiscal year 2023, illegal crossings surge by 846%. talk to me about this. is it a new phenomenon or has this been building but largely obstructed from view because everybody is so preoccupied with the southern border crisis? >> there's always ebs and flows. it shows the dynamics of the cartels. they know how they need to operate, where to go, how to generate profit. whether its on the southwest border, whether it's coastal border in florida, whether it's the northern border, longest continuous land border in the entire world. they know what to do to generate profit that's what they are going to do, even if it means putting so many people in danger by crossing through some of the most harshest terrain during the winter times. this is really, really dangerous and the cartels understand that, but they also understand they don't care, they just want to make the profit. this has been going on for a long time, but it's

the council there was five democrats and one republican.ace we had one-vote seats and we had more of a balance. we worked very hard for that, the whole team. >> harris: tell me about her. i know she was a mom. i'm curious to know just about her as a person. i hear it in your voice and i know people loved her so much. >> she always had a smile on her face. god was first. she was very christian, very religious, always brought up god and she just -- i never saw her to tell you the truth, unhappy. the woman always had a smile on her face. >> harris: as a mom, leader, what can you tell us about her? >> as a mom she has a beautiful young daughter. i had the opportunity to meet her several times during the campaign and beautiful little girl and always emotion peckably dressed like her mother. two beautiful ladies. it is just such a crime, such a despicable act that so many in this town, what i said this morning, we're weeping and crying a river of tears here. no one should that happen to. and this beautiful young woman, her life cut short. she had

the fbi is joining the investigation into the death of new jersey council councilwoman a targeted attack. officers found the republicanr car outside of her home with multiple gunshot wounds, the neighbors say they heard multiple gunshots before calling the police, watch. >> our friends that lived over there said two sets of four shots. pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, pop. they looked outside and this also be running into the woods which leads to the parkway. >> authorities are searching for a motive they have not yet named any suspects, she leaves behind an 11-year-old daughter, the devout christian was just 30 years old. >> i storms and freezing temperatures being blamed for ten deaths across texas, arkansas and tennessee for hundred thousand residents in texas are still without power this morning in more storms on the way in hundreds of flights canceled as a dangerous arctic blast sent to slam the upper northwestern mideast enter middle east this weekend temperatures plunging to negative 20 in some areas. -40 minnesota. stay with the "fox weather" for extended coverage on the wild winter storm. activists ryan towing taken

now what republicans have done with the house majority so far and what that suggests the next two years might look like, we're joined by conservative lawyer and columnist george conway. councilar was removed out of revenge. a lot of republicans pushed back. do you think that's the case? it certainly seems that way, because it's, if there are certainly not applying a new tall standard, we have more jurorry taylor green who talked about jewish space lasers start, wild fires in the west and wants an covid measures to the holocaust -- and she said green is on the home land security committee and believes that she wants asserted that 911 was a setup >> the pentagon didn't happen. >> the notion that she should be sitting on committees and indeed one of the most powerful members of the house of representatives today and that omar should be removed is absurd, they weren't great things, she apologized, but the last people to be throwing people off committees for saying things are the republicans at this point. >> yet, mccarthy was able to get even pretty moderate members of his you know, of his party to go along on this, what does that tell you about what the next two years >> i thin

saw top house republicans and other republican leaders on tell vugs making the case they want to see more support for ukraine, not less. i spoke with poland's council in new york, and he acknowledged there are concerns among the west republicans are less likely to be support of ukraine than the previous congress, and that could affect u.s. support, but he said that's why it's their job, the job of western diplomats to make the case right now, this is not about charity. this is not about helping another country for its own sake. this is about helping ukrainians fight the russians in ukraine so the rest of the west doesn't have to fight it on their own territory. that a russia that is unstopped in ukraine will be undeterred in the rest of europe and will threaten the broader global stability, and that's why we're continuing to see trips like this with president biden set to meet with a group of nato countries on the eastern flank meet with the polish president, making the case it is in everyone's strategic interest to stop russia in ukraine so they won't have to fight russia elsewhere, ali. >> josh lederman, thank you. we want to bring in richard eng

council. the last week, a group of house republicans decided to take it upon themselves to write a letter to thestigated for potentially violating the espionage act. their allegation is that this prominent chinese american businessmen whose bank is all about connecting the east and west was secretly connected to china, specifically they alleged that he served leadership roles into groups that were allegedly fronts for chinese intelligence. democratic congresswoman judy chu and several other members of the congressional asia-pacific african caucus responded by publishing their own statement, defending mr. ng and the extensive vetting he went through that appointment. now, i want you to hear how republican lance gooden of texas, he's one of the republican members who sent that letter to the fbi in the first place. here's how he responded to congresswoman chu. this is what he said about the first chinese american woman elected to congress, who's the chair of the congressional asian pacific american caucus. >> i think that judy chu needs to be called out. and i think that if she was an intelligence

today , the chairmen of the republican association oleg romanov held a meeting with andrey klimov, a member of the bureau of the supreme councilf united russia, the parties agreed to hold in the minsk series of joint public cultural events within the framework of the eurasian international festival marathon will attract both partners and the post-soviet space. students of the belarusian agricultural academy today competed in the tractor biathlon, the debut was last year the project interested young people so much that they decided to repeat the success for a reduced track they overcame domestic equipment tractors use during training marina romanovskaya will continue the polygon of the belarusian state agricultural the academy is usually busy in the spring and summer to see as much equipment in the winter at the training ground. it is possible, perhaps, only during the tractor biathlon, students carefully study the snowy field and are instructed, before going to the start for plowing and seva, of course, it’s not a season with hills -17, the task for today is to be the best in biathlon, only instead of skiing more snake-eight t

presentations and at international and republican scientific conferences on nutrition in organized children's groups has the highest qualification category is a member councile academy council of the faculty of the council of young scientists and the belarusian medical academy. after graduate education of the belarusian society doctors is the secretary of the commission for conducting screening tests and confirming the qualifications of persons with higher or secondary specialized medical pharmaceutical education who have not worked in their specialty for more than four years. let's figure it out right away, probiotics and prebiotics, the name seems to be similar, but still the things are different, very different, because probiotics are, in fact, microorganisms. and prebiotics are food for these microorganisms. that's it. okay , let's start with the microorganisms themselves then. what are their mechanisms of action in general, why do we have them? maybe it's time to eject them. no, unfortunately, now the concept has changed. the concept that it is necessary to expel microorganisms has changed somewhere in the post-war period, when antibiotics were discove

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now appears in russia as the state council of the state council of kyrgyzstan and the nation, but as a national kurultai, both local and republicanurultai. everything that is following us. i joined our discussion, we are talking about new realities and the belarusian political system. we are discussing the belarusian people's assembly, we do not fully understand, but our experts are those who really direct questions to whom are extremely direct. here we talked about the fact that belarus not so long ago decided to become a political party, but at the same time, the status of a public association of belarus will also be retained by aleksey oleg aleksandrovich, how will this work? i would like to put the accents very precisely, belarus did not decide to become the belaya rus party and initiated the creation of a political party. it is not the same public association. belarus remains in our political social space, works , solves the tasks that are assigned to it, but our activists are our citizens, uh, who are members of the republican public introduction. belarus took the initiative to create a political party. it is open to all fo

i understand that republicans may not be happy with what the d.c. city council is doing. . but when cities in vermont pass the same provision, when san francisco, did the republican party corral all of congress and bring this issue down to the floor for a vote? no, they did not. they're singling out the residents of the district of columbia and expanding the his history of disenfranchisement that goes all the way back to the legacy of slavery and they're bringing it to this floor. why? because they don't have any real bills to debate. we're not here to talk about health care. we're not here to talk about abortion. we're not here to talk about voting rights. we're here to talk about the expansion and subjugation and disenfranchisement of the people of the district of columbia. let them govern themselves. with that, i yield back to the gentleman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york is s recognized. mr. langworthy: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. pfluger. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. pflu

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ah ah, ah phone yes, republican dorothy say russian troops have nearly encircled the ukrainian held town, and there were new defensive with secretary of state blanca councils. his visit to beijing, following hysteria in american media caused by a chinese web balloon swaying into you with the leaf documents clay. my british intelligence project spied on palestinian refugees using a group previously alleged to have provided fund. i'm with a very well welcome. this is auntie international with the latest wealth news out day. just good to have you with us that we saw with russia. that's up at all she a region where according to reports from local officials, a police officer has died in a car. bomb explosion. applause happened in the city of a new, ga dot, and these are some of the latest pictures from the scene. there's no information, yes, and what caused the explosion or who could be responsible. however, the regions holds up put osha on hassan had previously seen similar incidents with russia saying local authorities and activists are being targeted by the ukrainian secret services. but town all the new dot is also close to these output osha nuclear power p

council investigation. also joining us, former republican congress david jolly is back with us. he's the co-chair of facts first usa. and with minute at the table, jeremy peters, covering this case, lucky for us, they're all msnbc contributors. jeremy, you did some fantastic reporting sort of taking us inside not just the suit, but also what it sort of dug up and what we now know about things that were visible to all of us, things that were broadcast on their air. but that the way that we could now pull all the way back from producer, reporter, anchor, management at fox news network and then all the way up through fox corp and its board members is extraordinary and new. >> and it shows what a frenzy was set off inside of fox news from as you say the top on down that they were losing their audience. that their audience was turning on them. because they started out by telling the truth, right. that donald trump first was going to lose arizona and then he was going to lose the white house. and in his bed for a second term. the backlash was so fierce and we now know from the emails,

monterey park city council meeting >>> a one-time ally of former president trump officially announced her challenge against him. nikki haley declared she is running for the republican nomination for president brie jackson joins with us more. it's safe to say the 2024 election has officially kicked off. >> the former u.n. ambassador is the first prominent republican to throw her hat in the ring and challenge the presumed front runner, former president trump she released a video in which she stated it's time for a new generation of republicans to step up. take a listen. >> i was born and raised in south carolina so i have seen the very best of our country. the washington establishment has failed us over and over and over again. it's time for a new squen r generation of leadership you should know this about p kn. me i don't put up with bullies, and when you kick back, it hurts them more if you're wearing heels. >> reporter: she's oofrften hada contentious relationship with the former president she condemned his actions following the january 6 attack on the capitol but later said she would still support him if he were to run again in 2024 mr. trump said through his cam

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appears now in russia the state council of the state council of kyrgyzstan and the nation, and the national kurultai, moreover, both local and republicanng that is watching us. i joined our discussion, we are talking about new realities and the belarusian political system. we are discussing the belarusian national assembly, we don’t fully understand, but our experts are those who really direct questions to whom are extremely direct. we talked about the fact that belarus not so long ago decided to become a political party, but at the same time, the status of a public association of belarus will also be retained by aleksey oleg aleksandrovich, how will this work? i would like to put the accents very precisely, belarus did not decide to become the belaya rus party and initiated the creation of a political party. it's not the same public union. belarus remains in our political social space, works , solves all the tasks that are assigned to it, but our activists are our citizens, uh, who are members of the republican public administration. belarus took the initiative to create a political party. it is open to all for any citizen. the name i

republican authority say russian troops of 1000000 thank old. the ukrainian health adult, renewed offensive in don't bath. he went backwards. harry of states blanket and councils, is visit to beijing following hysteria in american media correspondence, chinese weather balloon. straying into us as space leaked documents claim, a british intelligence project spied on palestinian refugees. you think i could previously alleged to provide it to phones, so kind with very welcome to you. this is all t international with the latest world news update. it's good to have you with us this out. i was thoughts with russia and zap rosier region where according to reports from local officials, a police officer has died in a car. bomb explosion at the bluff happened in the city of a new, a good don. and these are some of the latest pictures from the scene. there's no information, yes, on what caused the explosion or who could be responsible. however, the regions of that, but all she asked has some have previously seen similar incidents with russia saying local authorities and activists being targeted by the ukrainian secret services. the town of in yoga, is also close to these

republican the democrat? and you find that from school boards to communities to councils and i look back that and i fault all politicians for that because whether it's, you know, tearing up the this president's state of the union speech or, trump going on a twitter rant or the vice president saying, hey, we got to have these protests, these violent protests are going to continue and they'll continue after the election. we got to realize words matter and people are looking to politicians to try and begin to heal america. and we're not in a good place right now. so i think on the day of i think the president riled up a group and sent up to the capitol. and, you know, i wish he hadn't done that. but when i look at a bigger picture, i think i think we got a lot bigger involvement. right. we have many people say that that was sort of the culmination they've been building a sort of a tinder box that all it needed was a match to be lit to to set people off, even just this week, listening to members of congress going away speeches or last week they were almost all of them were saying, we need to change this place. w