ashley roberts: all these?a restaurant and you're feeling fancy and you're like, i'll order the oysters, there's a good chance they come from right here. they don't look that appetizing from here, i'm not gonna lie. so what are we slowing down for? oh, this is the part of the tour where i slow it down a little bit. wow, do we get music? [squeals] i see a dolphin! captain richard, you found them right away. what is that? is that something? that's a pelican. ok, good times. richard: so ashley, that's the morris island lighthouse. that's where we're headed. you're going to paddle-surf, and you're going to do your yoga. down. wait for it. boop. woo! sweet. oh, am i supposed to help you? thanks. ashley roberts (voiceover): and waiting for me on shore is sup safaris instructor al with a few interesting tidbits about paddle boarding on folly beach. why is this the perfect place to come and do paddle surfing. al: a great bohemian atmosphere, lots of natural wildlife here. south carolina has the most untouched coastline

robert? >> robert: carter evans at lax, thank you.e about brewing storm in the easter forecast for the resg in meteorologist mike bettes, from our partners at the weather channel. good evening, mike. >> bob, good evening. the weather heading into the holiday weekend will be hit and miss, and one of those bases may actually be in california. we are flood watch in effect here that will include l.a. and san diego appeared heavy rain is coming our way here, with some spots seeing as much as 3-5 incs of rain. this is why high water we think will be an issue. plenty of mountain snow in the e sierra batter could pick up a couple of feet. big wound up system off the pacific, coming on shore, could easter sunday and extended to the west. phoenix could be looking for some rain on the holiday. about 64 degrees. rain and snow for billings. from showers in chicago. otherwise everyone else drive. but after the weekend, now severe weather comes roaring back, from dallas to st. louis and eastbound into washington, d.c. >> robert: mike bettes, thank y

robert hur is on the hill. he

first of all, what do we need to know about robert hur? he is now in the capacity of a regular guy, but he was the special counsel, robert hur has kept a very low profile throughout this investigation, but today, like it or not, spotlights going to be on him a couple of important things to know about robert hur. he was a longtime federal prosecutor. he was a trial prosecutor in maryland that he went over to headquarters in dc. he was named us this attorney. he was nominated by donald trump. he was confirmed in 2018. important to note, he was confirmed by unanimous voice vote in the senate. there was no opposition to him from republicans or democrats. and then merrick garland appointed him as special counsel about a year ago in january of 2023. now, let's just talk about what that means that he came became special counsel that means merrick garland gave robert hur the powers of any doj federal prosecutor. lets special counsel has a bit more independence. the regulation say he's not subject to the day-to-day supervision of the ag and the oth

so robert, i gotta ask you, are, you know, the dr. barton from great entrepreneurial spirits, and that would, she feels like might be recruiting some diversity. but are you little shaw to that of all of the republican candidates that they've ever been able to present? why is donald trump actually being able to appeal to more within the black american community than any other previously as well, as i said, you don't have to get so you can talk to them and they will tell you is because of socialism. donald trump spent 8 trillion dollars in 4 years, 8 trillion dollars, and he spent a lot of that on the same people, friendships just at home of $73.00, just on there. wow. but i mean, there was pandemic. the damage with the republican site. it shouldn't be shut down anything we shouldn't have mass manage and have a back. so, you know, i'd be, can have it both ways. you've got people struggle. i but i find it ironic that we're talking about the pro sneaker concept, because this is a huge con, i think about all the entrepreneurial spirit we d

roberts, that you are usually not very sensitive. however, as a black american voter, what were your initial thoughts when you've heard these comments right before the south carolina primary? as a reminder of the quote from dr. change about the benign bigotry of low expectations in that many americans and will many white americans still have this almost cartoon, the 3 of the black community that we are just so people who suffer crime and that we, we venerate and loved people who are criminals. and that somehow just part of the both of the black community, but then i thought to the let people who have endorsed president trump project trump being supported by the rep or sexy writ. who is famous on says my country paint my booty whole brown had been supported by the wrapper walker, flock of lake view being supported by the rubber a little way low. was evert you being supported by low pump wall, vicki? the people, the donald trump, things represent black america. and so of course, if you believe that what black america is and what they'l

so robert, i gotta ask you, are, you know, the dr. barton from great entrepreneurial spirits, and that would, she feels like might be recruiting some diversity. but are you little shaw to that of all of the republican candidates that they've ever been able to present? why is donald trump actually being able to appeal to more within the black american community than any other previously as well as i said, you'll have to get so you can talk to them and they will tell you is because the socialism, donald trump, spent 8 trillion dollars in 4 years, 8 trillion dollars. and he spent a lot of that on the same people, friendships to sit at home, assuming preachers doing their work well. but i mean, there was pandemic, the damage with the republican site. it shouldn't be shut down anything we shouldn't have mass mandated. you don't have a back. so you know, if you can't have it both ways, you've got people struggle. i but i find it ironic that we're talking about the pro sneakers come on, because this is a huge con. they think about all the en

just starts a bit real quick, robert. do you feel like that the democrat party and the michigan primary was last week? we saw that result, but the fact that there was, even that movement is the democrat party splintered right now. no, no, not at all. i'm amazed to see republicans now taking the side of them off terrorist against the front seat, denied the states wanted stand by our ally gabriel. nobody has been a rock solid supporter of israel and their right to exist. you still with benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem after the october 7th, the tax and asking for trying to get $15000000000.00 of a to israel. not just of hate him to man carrying price, but to give them the tools they need to fight the war. a delta him off terrorists will have republicans aligning themselves and proceeded to leave them to squad in order to stop american prevail for being able to handle on critical national security. the interest that's important, our allies overseas. i've never thought i looked to see the day when a republican party of george

robert, what is our up in smoke. robert, what is your view? — up in smoke.moke. robert, what is your view? well, i think that| your view? well, i think that institutionally _ your view? well, i think that institutionally this _ your view? well, i think that institutionally this is - institutionally this is probably the worst moment in modern — probably the worst moment in modern haitian history. there is no — modern haitian history. there is no real— modern haitian history. there is no real government. there is no functioning institutions. everyone is scared, there is a police — everyone is scared, there is a police which is very weak. there _ police which is very weak. there is— police which is very weak. there is a _ police which is very weak. there is a humanitarian catastrophe, and we don't know whether— catastrophe, and we don't know whether or— catastrophe, and we don't know whether or not there will be a government in the immediate future, — government in the immediate future, so we're looking at a moment_ future, so we're looking at a moment great po

no, that's exactly right and you look, it is just an embarrassing story provided at i think that robert hur did not sugarcoat the testimony are still do not liz, that is explanation for why he recommended against charges, for president biden make sense. and you know as you are alluding to, there's a very lengthy pattern of misbehavior in the prosecutor found that he acted willfully that i just think that there is no justification, that if you going to charge trump from what he is charged with in the florida case, you do not charge biden in connection with his handling of classified documents, to the extent that robert hur to the difference between the two cases, is that trump obstructed the investigation and biting with the investigation, that i be reason to charge trump with obstruction but is not a reason to not charge biden for serious classified information felonies. liz: you and energy said see him, the energy find is officials look for the documents and invited and off of your secrets of more than 8 million-dollar memoir but the going after truck company to think that case against

robert f. kennedy jr. says there's got to be a better way, another way. maybe an independent way. r.f.k. jr. says he is that way. he is here. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. let's get to it. it was going to be controversial and it was going to be in your face. probably what robert hur wasn't counting on is that he would be getting broad side attacks in his face from both parties oftentimes. david spunts on capitol hill with the fallout. david? >> hi, neil. republicans welcomed robert hur to capitol hill. some were upset that he chose not to charge president biden. democrats disparaged the former special counsel that just left his post at the justice department after completing this. the most important thing is to hear from him and this is why he says he did not charge the president with the any criminal violations. >> we identified evidence that the president willfully retained classified materials after the end of his vice presidency when he was a private citizen. we did not, however, identify eviden

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i andrew and robert. because let's take a quick break because when we come back, former president trump recently spoke to the black and silver federation gala and suggested that black motors related to his multiple indictments, oregon discuss how this resonated when we return the the, [000:00:00;00] the ok. welcome back. you're watching 360 view, i'm sky now. he's now for the president. donald trump's, that time in south carolina courting black voters at a time where president joe biden is hemorrhaging the minority vote in 2020 trump garnered 50 percent more minority votes than he did in 2016. now a 2020 bloomer poll suggests he could grab the 14 to 30 percent of the black vote. this is the most of any republican presidential nominee and history. so let's bring back in our panel, robert patel, a lawyer and political commentator, and doctor linda lee tarver election integrity expert and former michigan civil rights commissioner. now i want both of you to listen to the comments. i'm sure you've already hear

f justice roberts: thank you. mr.ur■' is is -- chief justice roberts: w't you finish your sentence and then we will move on. mr. mitchell: just it is -- it isant and probative for sure, but i think there is other evidence too that might perhaps undercut the uess of trying to characterize griffin's case as completely emblematic of the original understanding. chief justice roberts: then why don't we move on to the office mrmitchell: certainly. chief justice roberts: and justice jackson, i think you -- justice jackson: yes. so iad a question about it because you are making . mitchell: mm-hmm.. justice jackson: and as i look at section iii, i see two parts of the first sentence of section iii. mr. mitchell: mm-hmm. jujackson: the first is a list of offices that a ualified person is barred specific circumstances that give rise to disqualifica so, first, am i about)6 seeing that there are two different happening in the first sentence? mr. mitchell: yes, for sure. justicn: okay. case or just one? are you arguing both that th

host: robert woodson our guest at 10:00.nt to ask him questions it's (202) 748-8000 for republicans, independents, (202) 748-8002. black voters, if you want to ask our guest a question, (202) 748-80 use that number too to text us if you wish. if you look at the issue, what our organization does, and crime in communities, what are the root causes, typically? guest: i think, first of all, i can tell you what is not. it is not systemic racism. nor is it a legacy of slavery or jim crow. that is just not true. wh is is when, in the 1960's, with the families being destroyed and faer black america, our scholars looked at the state of the black family after slavery. they looked at six plantations. about 75% of all slave families had a man and a woman raising children. the nuclear family continued for a hundred years after that. in 1930 to 1940, when racism was enshrined in law, we have the highest marriage rate, elderly people could walk safely their communities without fear of being assaulted by their grandchildren. children were n

of course, robert, this cominu observed. of course, robert, this coming at— observed._ observed. of course, robert, this coming at a time where _ observed. of course, robert, this coming at a time where king - observed. of course, robert, this i coming at a time where king charles himself also undergoing treatment for cancer, too. we are in this somewhat unprecedented situation where two of the most senior royals in the royal family are out of action. talk to me about the implications therefore for the rest of the royal family, implications therefore for the rest of the royalfamily, particularly for those working royals.- of the royalfamily, particularly for those working royals. well, we have often heard _ for those working royals. well, we have often heard in _ for those working royals. well, we have often heard in the _ for those working royals. well, we have often heard in the last - for those working royals. well, we have often heard in the last few . have often heard in the last few years. _ have often heard in the last few years. the — have often heard in the la

i can assure you >> now, in robert hur's defense, i don't want this to be a robert hur stand, pat. but roberts defense, there's a whole section in his report on biden in which he explains why trump did is worse than what biden is accused of doing. so he is eliminated himself from any consideration for trump well, the challenge that you have is of course the hyperpartisan environment that this committee exists in right now, there are somewhat functional committees. otherwise, this is not considered one of them, right? >> this committee could >> have looked at the report and talked about the what were the gaps and proof because there were facts laid out, but didn't rise to the level of proof, but individuals chose to make this deeply partisan and, one of the things i think is challenging about this is you want your officials to be a political but even robert mueller was appointed under certain president, right? and that was a part of the conversation about him as well and is like, oh, fbi director wray, you know, who he was appointed by. and so this comes up knowing that this is goin

robert, what's your view? well, i think robert, what's your view?tionally, this is— i think that institutionally, this is probably the worst movement in modern haitian history — movement in modern haitian history in— movement in modern haitian history. in other words, there is no — history. in other words, there is no real— history. in other words, there is no real government, there is no institution, everyone is scared _ no institution, everyone is scared in— no institution, everyone is scared in port—au—prince, there is police — scared in port—au—prince, there is police which is very weak, they— is police which is very weak, they monitor in catastrophe and we don't — they monitor in catastrophe and we don't know whether or not they— we don't know whether or not they will— we don't know whether or not they will be a government in they will be a government in the immediate future. so we are looking — the immediate future. so we are looking at— the immediate future. so we are looking at a movement of great political — looking at a movement of great p

we're watching very closely is robert kennedy jr. now, we're waiting for these to be certified, right? he's on the ballot in utah. he says a super pac working with his campaign says you have enough signatures, no reason to doubt them. we just have to watch the state certify this in arizona, a battleground michigan battleground, georgia, a battlegrounds. so again, if you have a green party candidate and robert kennedy jr. on the ballot, just like you had gary johnson and jill stein in 2016. another one more possibility we're keeping an eye on. it's been less effective so far, is cornell west who right? now says he's on the ballot, south carolina, utah, oregon, and alaska. but again, how many third-party candidates, which states, how many ballots, how many states do they get ballot access in which states, if they are your michigan's, you're was pennsylvania, georgia, nevada, your arizona, than they could make the difference. >> who's the most worried about that though, because there's arguments by people on both sides, neither of them

robert hur also made pains — president biden, steve.eve. robert hur also made pains to say _ president biden, steve. robert hur also made pains to say his - president biden, steve. robert hur also made pains to say his findings| also made pains to say his findings were not politically driven at all — but in this sort of climate in america, the politicisation of any report, especially one involving the president of the united states, will certainly be spun that way by both democrats and republicans. {lilli certainly be spun that way by both democrats and republicans. oh you are absolutely _ democrats and republicans. oh you are absolutely right. _ democrats and republicans. oh you are absolutely right. and _ democrats and republicans. oh you are absolutely right. and of - democrats and republicans. oh you are absolutely right. and of course, | are absolutely right. and of course, it's worth bearing in mind that donald trump has also been charged with retaining classified documents — unlike joe with retaining classified documents — unlike

chief justice roberts: justice barrett? justice barrett: going to give you a chance to address your friend on the other side's argument that we lack jurisdiction because of the qualified immunity question, they also say that the claim for injunction is no longer in the case because you didn't cross-appeal it. i want to give you a chance to address that. mr. cole: this court did not divest itself of jurisdiction when they granted the case and ask for briefing on only one of the questions presented. if the court reverses on the first amendment ground, it would be totally appropriate to send it back to the second circuit to reconsider the qualified immunity question, which is respondent result argued in the second circuit inexorably intertwined with the merit determination. the court's assessment of the merits is the basic disregard of what happened at lloyd's, adopting every inference in favor of vullo and against the nra with respect to the guidance letters. all of that infected not just the merit determination, but the qual

chief justice roberts:, i'm sorry, yes. everything i said before does not turn on absolute immunity or not. i'm explaining why this w't ercive, what happened in either the lloyd's meeting or the consent orders. we do think there separate argument about ae immunity and there is a good reason to reach it. it was ventilated down below and court.squarely before this here is what the district court said. vu's decision to enter into the consent orders and the ise terms are all entit to absolute immunity because they prosecuto actions premised on enforcem deciintimately associated with the judprocess. 's fair, as he says, we raise that in these elective first amendment went, but there is good reason for that because at that point in the distr court, thest amendment claims were focused entirely on the letters and the press release, and absolute immunity were not claiming attended to those acts. we are saying it explained what happens in the consent o and in the lloyd's meeti justice kavanaugh: mr. k, it's a bit j, i guess, for me t

it was and actually robert hur— headlines. it was and actually robert hur arrives _ headlines.ines. it was and actually | robert hur arrives at congress headlines. it was and actually i robert hur arrives at congress is headlines. it was and actually - robert hur arrives at congress is a rare figure because he has united democrats and republicans in both disliking him. both sides are furious. so this report was released last month and in it he said that there was not enough criminal evidence to prosecute president biden over his alleged mishandling of classified documents when he was vice president but there was this one sentence in which he said, he is a well—meaning elderly man with a poor memory. then he went on to talk about his cognitive abilities. that is infuriating democrats who said it went too far and for republicans they are also angry with robert hur for not prosecuting him in the first place but the age issue is obviously a silver lining for him, they see a political opportunity, the age of mr biden has been an issue for many voters but we are expecting robert hur

the fact there is one key question for robert hur.oes he think that biden was faking it and is actually mentally better than he was in the interview or does he think biden is that mentally incompetent? those of us who watch the state of the union ask to have how much ritalin he was on at the time of the state of the union. not the person you will see in these interviews. so this really opens a very deep problem for the biden administration about whether or not this president literally is competent on a daily basis to become commander-in-chief. >> bill: we're going through the transcript and you heard some of hillary's reporting there. more, too, about the garage and corvette. the garage was getting crowded. biden said boxes were moved to make room for the corvette. to complicate things, it was being worked on, the car, because he was getting ready for an interview with jay leno. there are other details in here, too. we'll hear those play out. >> dana: love the name dropper. >> bill: why there was a ladder here and golf clubs there and

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and the oldest motives in the book card pride and money do you agree with that robert hur, you wrote report. >> that language does appear in the reportedly did identify evidence supporting those assessments. >> however he did find some evidence of criminality and he did find evidence pretty clear-cut evidence, the joe biden retain classified documents that he knew he retain them as evidence on the tape and he did not immediately turn them back over the other thing that i thank you so important to note is that joe biden did mislead the public to act in the white house then focusing of the report with the public did the white house weigh in with you investigation when i limits of the reporting think we can get the report changed. >> will they did request certain edison changes to the draft report. liz: as of the white house sensors they tried to censor special counsel robert hur's report and bully did that deal in the d.a. official to do that when after agent garland to do that and that the president goes on how the white house hundreds conference misleads america's think that i did no

robert, we will start with you. robert: thanks a lot. the immediate word that comes to mind is pray. but, i'm going to say a phrase you don't often hear on panels like this, and that is i don't know. because what's going on here is something really fundamental and certainly maga and trump are symptomatic of what's going on. but, it can be somewhat argued that that aspects on the far left, some of the wokeism sometimes elevates itself to almost a pseudo-religion as well . and that is also something that is to be pushed back on. the kind of self-love and identity overall. this sounds like a little bit of a cliche, but a lot of it has to start with basic education. you are trying to instill civics , moral civics at the earliest ages. that means in a sense, having stronger control of the elementary schools and so forth. that is one place to start. mona: well, i admire you for saying i don't know. you are right, most people say that. i would agree, i am not sure. i would say what i am personally trying to do in this moment, because i do think

i rise today to recognize robert david laughlin of center county, pennsylvania.ifelong pennsylvaniaian, he was born on march 9, 1924 in altoona and will be celebrating his 100th birthday this coming saturday. at 18 he enlisted in the united states navy and was selected for officer training. he received his commission at the u.s. naval academy under an accelerated program for wartime midshipman. at that time he was one of the youngest commissioned officers in the fleet. he served during world war ii in the pacific region as radar officer aboard the u.s.s. pittsburgh and later pasadena. a penn state graduate, robert spent his career as a physicist, studying electrooptical research forly airborne reconnaissance platforms and holds several u.s. patents and later served as science adviser to the governor o pennsylvania under three administrations. most notably he helped coordinate the initial state government response to the three mile island accident in 1979. today robert is actively working on computer repairs, studying quantum physics, and spending time with his ei

robert hur confirmed he did not exonerate the president.rt with the hearing the operating theory, maybe president biden was holding onto the classified material over the course of several decades because he was hoping to someday write something that could live up to a multimillion dollar book advance. >> joe biden at 8 million reasons to break the rules, he took classified information and shared it with the guy who was writing the book, the oldest motive in the book pride in money, do you agree with that you wrote in your report. >> the language appears in the report and we identified evidence supporting those assessments. >> robert hur cannata been more clear, his decision to not recommend charges against president biden does not mean president biden did not do anything wrong. however, i'm going to presume you would never prosecute someone that you thought was outright innocent. >> correct. >> in this case, did you reach conclusion that this man was outright innocent. >> that conclusion is not reflected in my report. >> the report does not

that wasn't the case with robert kelly. robert kelly had never been in particularly tip top health. he had always suffered from even before the beginning of a civil war from heart trouble. the war exacerbated it. he suffered at least two major heart attacks during the war. after the war, he becomes president of washington college in the upper shenandoah around lexington, virginia. people have often scratch their heads, wondering why he became president of this little college, which was on the verge of extinction. most of its students had gone off to the war. most of its endowment had gone off to the war, too, and wasn't coming back. i think in large measure he took the job when it was offered to him because it got him as far away from washington, d.c. as he could get without violating the terms of his parole. remember, by that point, he was under indictment for treason. so he becomes president. he turns out to be a remarkably successful college president. this man knew how to shake the apples out of the tree. he brings in more than a quarter million dollars of endowment. money raise

that wasn't the case with robert kelly. robert kelly had never been in particularly tip top health. he had always suffered from even before the beginning of a civil war from heart trouble. the war exacerbated it. he suffered at least two major heart attacks during the war. after the war, he becomes president of washington college in the upper shenandoah around lexington, virginia. people have often scratch their heads, wondering why he became president of this little college, which was on the verge of extinction. most of its students had gone off to the war. most of its endowment had gone off to the war, too, and wasn't coming back. i think in large measure he took the job when it was offered to him because it got him as far away from washington, d.c. as he could get without violating the terms of his parole. remember, by that point, he was under indictment for treason. so he becomes president. he turns out to be a remarkably successful college president. this man knew how to shake the apples out of the tree. he brings in more than a quarter million dollars of endowment. money raise

robert hur said the opposite, nowhere in my report did it say he was exonerated and gaetz got robertn lied, yet you heard that nowhere. media supposed to report on facts, joe. >> joe: used to be that way, k kronkieshgsz te . they will say whatever the audience needs to hear. how is that compelling programming when one show says one thing and the next show and next. why can't people be objective and stand out at a network and say, this is what happened and this is why you should care in way maybe you get mean tweets from viewers and a dirty look in the break room, but you did your job. i agree, it is long gone at this point. so predictable this would be reaction like after the state of the union last week. >> todd: they could have taped it in advance before the hearing. joe concha, thank you for your time. united airlines telling boeing to stop producing the max tens after another delay in getting the model certify by faa. southwest and alaska cutting flighting and delivering fewer jets during the criminal probe. >> todd: cheryl casone has more. >> cheryl: good morning, on the heels o

i just want to ask robert, i want to ask you something.ing a good time at emily's expense. you said the following. you said, "ignore emily, she ate a bad clam last night" at one q&a. "ignore emily, she's tripping on mushrooms" at another. "be easy on emily, she's had a few margaritas." "emily's peaking on a weed gummy right now." "ignore emily, she's wearing a z-pack of rash cream." >> no, listen. here's the thing. this is going to be such low-hanging fruit. i've lost my voice. i sound like i've been raving. i could be on a weed gummy, for all we know. [ laughter ] >> how did you lose your voice? >> because i was screaming at you to take a z-pack to your chlamydia. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> it's like that. >> he would do this to me before every very serious q&a about this very important movie. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> it just kind of set the right tone. >> jimmy: now you actually have something. >> now i actually have lost my voice, yeah. >> jimmy: i mentioned this long lead-up. then you guys, correct me if i have this wrong, on the premier

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you did see robert kennedy jr. on neil cavuto's show. both candidates will clinch their party's nomination in the three primaries that are being held today and it will be -- and will be entering the general election and i would hope that both of these candidates will debate. i feel like i am representing the values of the democratic party and maybe the party has slipped away from me its traditional values. >> bret: hugh, in a race that's lining up to be this displit split in the country, does somebody like r.f.k. jr. upset the apple cart? >> he does. i think cornel west is ay of more concern to president biden, bret. tonight i will be looking at the uncommitted line in the democratic primaries as joe biden continues to pressure netanyahu. senior israeli official announced today they are not protectorate of the united states and going into rafah no matter what joe biden says owe do think a alignment radical left for all intents and purposes for hamas. want hamas going by uncommitted and end up in the cornel west column. some of the trump

you see joe biden at 42, donald trump 42, robert f kennedy junior at nine.i bring this up because robert f kennedy junior will join us in a few minutes here. i want to move ahead now to arizona, the five way race, joe biden at 39, donald trump at 43 and robert f kennedy at ten. you can see there's a pretty good number -- those are pretty good numbers for the third-place candidate and you can see why a lot of political analysts are saying, you know, this could be instrumental in how this presidential race comes out, the robert f kennedy candidacy. >> you know, these third candidates have always come out of the woodwork. they are not really going to make an impact because right now we know that president trump has the strongest record not only on the economy but immigration. when you look at arizona, it's devastating, the number of illegal immigrants without any type of measure to secure that border. so while we have this third party candidate, it's going to continue to narrow that margin. trump is going to continue to dominate and i think this is in effect, i

robert kennedy wins the indiana primary. you know, he goes around the he's treatedy diana votershe way chance.at they gave him a they listened to what he had to say and they resonated with his message. from there, can be went on to win a primaries in nebraska they go on mccarthy and kennedy out to western primaries. mccarthy actually defeats kennedy in the oregon primary the first time any kennedy had lost an election. and so it comes down to the california primary. the big prize with the most delegates. kennedy ekes out a narrow victory in early june, the evening after he wins the california primary. los angeles.bassador hotel in he takes a shortcut through the kitchen there and is shot by sirhan as assassinated and dies a few hours later. i think kennedy's coming to indianapolis shows you the part, the chance plays in history. sometimes you had all these things that had to come together to bring kennedy to indianapolis on april 4th, to make those remarks to the crowd at the broadway christian center following martin luther

novinsky's lawyer in these cases, the same robert amsterdam.rch left ukraine 10 days before the beginning of the great war. currently , he serves in the churches of the russian orthodox church abroad. what do i do? this conversation is completely separate. in 2022, the entire leadership of the moscow church in ukraine flew to germany. to meet with your main sponsor. they discussed how exactly the russian orthodox church is allegedly being persecuted in ukraine. the famous theologian kyrylo govorun. he claims that a huge disinformation campaign is being conducted in the united states of america to support the russian church in ukraine, in order to tell about the alleged repression against this church. this church shows itself as a martyr church, almost like jesus christ. who finances all this? a famous ukrainian of russian origin. the purpose of amsterdam is very simple. make money, he, well, he's a lawyer, he, it's his business. novinsky's goal, of course, is to protect and preserve the status quo for the uoc in ukraine. this is his goal. he pa

robert hur laid out the facts. that's what we when when jack smith completes this, when that's all over all, come on and talk about that. but i know jack smith's been out to get president trump from the get-go. and i actually think that's why the justice department i mean, merrick garland selecting >> but you brought up the front former president donald trump as part of the double standard and there's also great explanation and pains from this report. >> know you brought brought it you brought up the fact that democrats brought up president trump and that's why i gave that three people ran for president secretary clinton, president biden, president trump, only ones, but they all had, they've all been accused he was a mishandling classified documents, but only one of them is getting acute. >> here you i do hear you. let's not do the chicken and the egg dance for a second in which came first, trump was raised today you heard the conversation noted. trump was raised today in front of the hearing as well as some compar