rogers: mr.chairman, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. rogers: i rise in strong support of h.r. 2670, the f.y. 2024 national defense authorization act. this represents a truly bipartisan bill. i want to thank ranking member smith for his tremendous help in moving this bill through committee. congress and its -- has its constitutional duty to provide for the common defense. every year we fulfill our duty by passing the national defense authorization act. the f.y. 2024 ndaa provides our war fighters the tools they need to provide for defense of our nation and security of our allies around the world. that's critical because the threats we face today are more complex and serious than they've been at any point in the last 30 years. topping that list is an increasingly aggressive china. ranking member smith and i recently led a bipartisan delegation to taiwan, japan, and the philippines. what was clear from our meetings was that the threat posed by t

rogers: thank you, mr. chairman. i'd now like to yield two minutes to my friend and colleague from virginia, the vice chairman of the full committee, mr. wittman. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. wittman: i thank the chair for yielding. thanks, mr. chairman. 14 hours and 16 minutes after considering over 1,000 amendments, that is the amount of time that it took to mark up the national defense authorization act late last month in committee. the final vote was a resounding 58-1 to favorably report the bill. chairman rogers and ranking member smith should be rightly congratulated on delivering this bipartisan bill to the floor today. i hope we can similarly send to the senate a bill that is equally bipartisan. as to our national security, there is a quiet urgency demanded of us to move expeditiously on the passage of this bill. the conflict with china from the 1920's marks a day closer. unfortunately, i am not convinced our nation fully understands this future peril. when we send service members in harm's way

but how do you - answer roger's point - anecdotally a answer roger's point — anecdotally a lot of peopleing for allegations now, there are news programmes within the building who were looking for this — none of them are rising to criminality, they have yet to be tested, and yet we are putting them on a news bulletin.— on a news bulletin. these are questions _ on a news bulletin. these are questions for _ on a news bulletin. these are questions for the _ on a news bulletin. these are questions for the individual . on a news bulletin. these are . questions for the individual parts of the bbc. it's interesting because for many people it's very confusing, often times i find myself standing outside the building at the moment, saying "the bbc is not available for comment," and i think people say, "sorry, aren't you the bbc?" it's the difference between bbc news, which is a very independent organisation, than the corporate bbc which carries out the investigations. the chinese walls that existed in the organisation are complicated even to those who are in it, but it's an interesting situation wh

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rogers: mr. chair, i want to thank our bipartisan house staff for their tremendous work, as i talked about yesterday. our committee staff has worked for months, long hours, in a very bipartisan fashion to get us where we are today. i also want to thank everyone from the office of legislative counsel, the congressional budget office, the parliamentarian's office, the clerk, the rules staff, the leadership on both sides of the aisle. i especially want to thank my friend, ranking member smith, for his hard work and assistance. as a long time former chairman of this committee, he gets the ebbs and flows of this process and has been a very helpful partner in helping me lead this committee. mr. chairman, this is a good bill. i want to address this to my conference. there is absolutely no reason why any republican should vote against this bill. it will enhance the congressional oversight of the d.o.d. it will improve the quality of life for our service members and their families, and it will help build

— roger federer! it was a day when sioirtin roger federer!hen sporting royalty met _ roger federer! it was a day when sporting royalty met the - roger federer! it was a day when sporting royalty met the real- roger federer! it was a day when l sporting royalty met the real thing. roger federer, here for the first time since retiring alongside the princess of wales as wimbledon paid tribute to one of the greatest it has seen. and soon it was time for another. a decade on from his first title here, good andy murray roll back the years? it was up against fellow briton ryan peniston and after a sticky start he seized the first set. peniston, the world number 268, was suddenly being given the runaround. andy murray cruising to the second set, 6—0. in the end, it was all very straightforward. tougher tests await, but andy murray's wimbledon challenges up and running. the murray's wimbledon challenges up and runnini. ., , ., , �* running. the last few years i've been very _ running. the last few years i've been very challenged, - running. the last f

thank you all for joining us we'll start with doctor rogers. thank you doctor rogers. let's thank you so much. chair murray, pfister collins, senator shaheen, members of the committee thank you for this invitation to testify and for your support of type one diabetes research. research supported to the special diabetes program has ushered in a new era of type one diabetes management and continues to improve the lives of people living with this disease. i like to recognize my fellow witnesses, all of you. everyone here today are true champions and advancing diabetes research. nih clinical research studies would not be possible without the participation and support of people like you and those you represent across this country. thank you. this year we celebrate the silver anniversary for 25 years stp supported research has sought ways to prevent cure type one diabetes and its complications. this enduring investment has enabled us to take on challenges beyond what we could support with nih regular appropriations and to perform critical trials unlikely to be done by the pri

defence of her title, the kazakh has booked her place in round 2 at the expense of american shelby rogers but had to do it the hard way after dropping the first set as she did regroup to come through in three. just the atmosphere and the attention to be on the centre court is different than the last year because last year i started on the smaller court and with every match i was playing better and better, feeling better, but here it is different, straightaway you go to this big court and i think for me it is now a new chapter and this is something only to get used to and try to maintain my level and just to get used to all of these things. it was a much easier time for the top seed in the men's draw, carlos alcaraz breezing through to the second round, the spaniard needed less than two hours to beat retiring frenchmen in straight set. the us open champion aiming to become the third youngest player to win a men's singles title but alcaraz�*s thoughts was only focused on the special guest of the day on centre court, eight time champion roger federer. after the match i was taking everything

honestly, i want roger federate to watch one of my matches.he would talk a little bit within. for me, it would be amazing, and i hope to, you know, to see him around more than once. andy murray maintained his record of never losing in the wimbledon first round with an encouraging victory over fellow briton ryan peniston. murray is ranked 40th in the world and the two time champion started slowly against his wildcard compatriot on centre court. but eventually showed his greater class to fight off early break points and moving up a gear to win 6—3 6—0 6—1. so a hectic day three in store at wimbledon on wednesday with most of those rain—delayed first round matches scheduled for play, along with the start of the second round. with a look ahead, here's chetan pathak. the rain has poured for most of these first two days at wimbledon. the forecast is looking betterfor wimbledon. the forecast is looking better for wednesday. on centre court, we will see round two matches get under way, that includes the world number one trying to win her first wimbled

i want roger federer to watch one of my matches obviously and my wish to talk a little bit with him,or me would be amazing and i hope to, you know, to see him around more than once.- around more than once. andy murray meanwhile _ around more than once. andy murray meanwhile has - around more than once. andy murray meanwhile has maintained his record of never losing in the wimbledon first round with a rather encouraging victory over ray and dennis murrie is ranked 40th in the world and he started slowly against a wildcard compatriot on centre court eventually showed his greater class to fight off early breakpoints and when 63—6 love — 61. this three in store on wimbledon, most of those rain delayed matches scheduled for play along of course with the start of the second round with a look ahead now. the rain has poured _ with a look ahead now. the rain has poured for— with a look ahead now. the rain has poured for most _ with a look ahead now. the rain has poured for most of- with a look ahead now. the rain has poured for most of these i has poured for most of these two days at wimbledo

joining me now is roger ferguson former federal vice board chair.morning. >> good morning, frank how are you? >> great to see you. looking to see the cme fed watch tool a 90% chance of a hike coming up this month we had austan goolsbee on cnbc saying expect two more hikes it may not come in july of he believes we can achieve a soft landing with the two hikes. what is your prospect on the likelihood of hikes? >> i think the market is right more than likely, a hike this month and two more this year the labor market data was weak in the terms of the number of jobs created, but people overlooked the hourly average number was relatively strong suggesting there is wage pressure that is what the fed is focused on i think they want to get ahead of that as much as they possibly can. two more and one in july. >> you are looking at the wage numbers and jobs report. the other thing people are looking forward to is cpi and ppi. i want to bounce this off you. the wednesday cpi report and in june of 2022, cpi was 9% forecast to 3.9% year over year. if we are below

allows match points _ 2019 against roger. allows match points down, - 2019 against roger.tch points down, the - 2019 against roger. allows match points down, the i i match points down, the i should've lost a couple of finals _ should've lost a couple of finals that i won so this is even _ finals that i won so this is even stephen. the women's doubles final took place after alcaraz�*s victory and it was won by barbora strycova and hsieh su—wei after they beat storm hunter and elise mertens 7-5 6-4. it's the second time the pair have won the title — emulating their 2019 success, although they were unseeded this time due to them only returning to the tour this april. strycova has been away from the game for a year and a half after having a baby. onto cricket and they gave it a very good go, but england's women now can't win the ashes. they lost their penultimate match — which means the holders australia have an unassailable lead in the multi—format series. the aussies won byjust 3 runs in southampton after setting england what would have been a record breaking run chase of 28

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none other than roger is practically invented. fox news on the notion that america needed to have a conservative news network. so roger and i were friends, and we used to talk quite regularly. and one day, during one of those conversations, i remember i asked him, i asked roger rails who was building up and i can't build up fox news. why? he fired a particular host that day, despite the fact that she was quite popular. his answer tomorrow. he said to me, we'll just put somebody else there, and that's going to change. they're watching her, they're watching us. they're watching fox news. that's what roger said, what do you mean by that? seeing what he meant by that is something that i found about the hard way in my own case. she liked tucker, i once out of show that was highly rated. in fact, it was often the highest rated show on cnn one day to my astonishment and disappointment. they fired me just like the same way. they fox just fired tucker girls. and as i sat there trying to figure out why they would fire me, even though i had

roger, there's been so much this month_ roger, there's been so much this month in— roger, there's beenth in terms of the roger, there's been so much this month in terms 0— roger, there's been so much this month in terms 0 month in terms of the wildfires in the heat we've _ month in terms of the wildfires in the heat we've witnessed - month in terms of the wildfires in the heat we've witnessed her - month in terms of the wildfires in the heat we've witnessed her the | the heat we've witnessed her the world, but also various reports but perhaps you can sum up at the end of july. last week, we have an admission from professor sir paul watson, who is a former head of the governmental panel on but there are unforeseen is the consequences that would flow from that and he told me he thought that was extremely alarming. they're now using the word scared by what is happening because happening so very fast. i want to say this message — we haven't had a temperature rise about one point she celsius. we are projected to go to three celsius. based on what we know now who in our audience is going to

rogers. the chair: the gentlewoman is recognized. mr. rogers: d.o.d.'s abortion policy is a flagrant disregard to our moral principles. this is part of the biden administration's politicalization of the military. it is completely unnecessary. it is clearly unlawful, and i urge all members to support this amendment. with that i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields. mr. jackson: madam chair, i'd like to yield 30 seconds to my distinguished colleague, representative luna from florida. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized. mrs. luna: i just want to stand up by saying as an united states air force veteran and elected to congress while pregnant supports this because not only does it completely attack our ability to be military ready, when you are advocating for a service member to have a child whipped from their womb, they can't deploy. to say it's constitutional in its argument, to say republicans are somehow attacking women in service because we support this is not only a lie but it completely just destroys everything that this military stands for

and in the meantime, for ordinarily people, roger puck shot success load on. it'll become a single, is hoping to get the economy back on track with an i am a fill out what $2900000000.00 the program and pulls us tough measures, increase taxes, removal of subsidies, all in all the mobility for citizens. if you have combating the 2020 to a peer me, at least as of availability of essentially was like for any electricity, mcmillion park leave, you look at the public, the numbers it has. as we have added 4000000 new people below the policy, the government officials spinning the hopes on the i m f program. and she long caused crisis into 2 full years and driving off a mall from the selecting capital colombo as human rights activist. i'm because that's good enough and she's also kind of the chairperson of the independent drunk making organization. the need them to each of them trust. i'm pick up a year on from the storming of the presidential palace quantavia, and i just buck sized back in the country. prices of a centrals remain high and debt relief is a work in pro

that's what roger said, what do you mean by that? see what he meant by that is something that i found about the hard way. in my own case, is he like talker, i want to show that was highly rated. in fact, it was often the highest rated show on cnn one day to my astonishment and disappointment. they fired me just like the same way. they fox just fired tucker girls. and as i sat there trying to figure out why they would fire me, even though i had some of the highest ratings in the networks history, i remembered the words of both roger rails and somebody else. jim walton, st. jim walton was the president of cnn world wide who i worked for, i guess it was my boss right at the very top. and he and i also, i used to have frequent conversations including one where i found myself in mr. watson's office. i was feeling pretty good about myself because i was, well, i was sure that my show's ratings were okay. rick's list at the time my show was beating fox news. and i'm as nbc and the ratings. i was hoping for a pat on the back one instead. mr.

none other than roger is practically invented. fox news on the notion that america needed to have a conservative news network. so roger and i were friends, and we used to talk quite regularly. one day during one of those conversations. i remember i asked him, i asked roger rails who was building up in fact, had build up fox news. why he fired a particular host that day. despite the fact that she was quite popular. his answer tomorrow. he said to me, we'll just put somebody else there and nothing is going to change. they're watching her, they're watching us. they're watching fox news. that's what roger said, what do you mean by that? so what do you mean by that is something that i found about the hard way. in my own case, she liked tucker, i once had a show that was highly rated. in fact, it was off in the highest rated show on cnn one day to my astonishment and disappointment. they fired me just like the same way. they fox just fired tucker girls and. and as i sat there trying to figure out why they would fire me, even though i ha

none other than roger is practically invented. fox news on the notion that america needed to have a conservative news network. so roger and i were friends, and we used to talk quite regularly one day during one of those conversations. i remember i asked him, i asked roger rails who was building up in fact, had build up fox news. why he fired a particular host that day despite the fact that she was quite popular. his answer tomorrow. he said to me, well, just put somebody else there and nothing is going to change. they're watching her, they're watching us. they're watching fox news. that's what roger said. so what do you mean by that? see what he meant by that is something that i found about the hardware. in my own case, is he like tucker, i want that to show that was highly rated. in fact, it was often the highest rated show on cnn one day to my astonishment and disappointment. they fired me just like the same way. they fox just fired tucker girls. and as i sat there trying to figure out why they would fire me, even though i had s

rogers: mr. chair, i want to thank our bipartisan house staff for their tremendous work, as i talked about yesterday. our committee staff has worked for months, long hours, in a very bipartisan fashion to get us where we are today. i also want to thank everyone from the office of legislative counsel, the congressional budget office, the parliamentarian's office, the clerk, the rules staff, the leadership on both sides of the aisle. i especially want to thank my friend, ranking member smith, for his hard work and assistance. as a long time former chairman of this committee, he gets the ebbs and flows of this process and has been a very helpful partner in helping me lead this committee. mr. chairman, this is a good bill. i want to address this to my conference. there is absolutely no reason why any republican should vote against this bill. it will enhance the congressional oversight of the d.o.d. it will improve the quality of life for our service members and their families, and it will help build

you mentioned venus williams, roger federer. anotherformer mentioned venus williams, roger federer.ther former wimbledon champion is andy murray and he gets his campaign up and running later today, as well. it is his campaign up and running later today. as well-— today, as well. it is incredible to think it is ten _ today, as well. it is incredible to think it is ten years _ today, as well. it is incredible to think it is ten years since - today, as well. it is incredible to think it is ten years since his - think it is ten years since his first wimbledon title. we have a mouthwatering match in many ways on centre court. he will be the second match. he is playing ryan peniston. he had a good run last year at queens. andy murray, with a metal hip, 36 years old. had an impressive run of the australian open this year. he says he is feeling good, moving well. we had a disappointing first round defeat at queens, but prior to that a couple of challenger tournament victories for him at nottingham and surbiton. andy murray will be targeting the second week of a grand slam, something he has

, roger became the winner 8 times. he was at home, the last time. this was in 2017. after that, he was at home invariably winning only new djokovic. the european handball federation decided to move the european women's championship 26 from russia to another country, as reported by the press service of the federation handball in russia in the current conditions, it is impossible to implement all the necessary stages of preparation for a major tournament. and this applies, including inspection visits by the european federation of technical support to arenas, the arrival of fans from other countries and other key operational issues, the decision was also affected by the current suspension of russian clubs and teams from international competitions, the country that will host the european championship instead of russia has not yet been determined either men's basketball euroleague extended the suspension of russian clubs for the next season, the press service of the euroleague announced that the euroleague assembly made the

maybe i can tag onto what roger was talking about. i cannot emphasize more the carbon accounting questions around beccs or critical for figuring out the business case. we need to really get clear, very quickly, on what it is this beck's project is delivering into the market. you know how much energy is delivered, but the carbon renewal keys will be an essential revenue stream for this project. and for businesses and developers to actually get the work, they need to have clarity on what they are able to monetize. in a lot of ways, whether it is the landscape approach, which i think is a good way forward or some other approach, it is less of a scientific question. >> if you can get a bunch of scientist together to talk about this, i would love to hear your view. at this point, we need to make choices and we need to go down a path so you can get to work. there are different theories of how we can do the accounting but it is time to pick a path and go with it. >> roger, do you want to add? >> you were talking about the deals. >> the quest

he's got $23.00 titles, rapids got $22.00 and we got down the list into roger phaedra and beyond that in itself is an inconvenient for it of attendance. tennis fans is, uh, is he the greatest because he's one of the most and some would say yes because he's not with a lot, but that is the honest truth of it. he's a hard man to love. take a couple of more points. this would be 5 in a row that puts him among some of the menu mentioned. roger if it or the on board with the on the other 2 men to of $15.00 and arrive wrapping the doll is right up there as well. clearly is the 22, but he's not as good as raffle and clay, he's not the office but the fed or is who was just the ballot right now with a racket and these hands and just a joy to watch. he's physically changed the why the game of tennessee's pledge of its comp claim on either of those 2 things. book is not a stylishly incumbent in every magazine for the next 50 years because of the style in the osco suite. he hasn't got that going for him. and above all, some would say as to why he's not totally well locked and loved does. he's not

the great swiss, the record holder for the number of victories at the wumbledon tournament, roger became wimbledon 8 times. last time. this happened in 2017. after that , wumbledon invariably wins only new djokovic. the european handball federation decided to move the european women's championship 26 from russia to another country, as according to the press service of the russian handball federation, in the current conditions it is impossible to implement all the necessary stages of preparation for a new uh major tournament. this applies, in particular, to the inspection visits of the european federation for the technical support of the arena, the arrival of fans from other countries and other key operational issues, the decision was also affected by the current suspension of russian clubs and teams from international competitions, the country that will accept women's handball euros instead of russia has not yet been determined. tomorrow starts in kazan the thirteenth edition of the silk way rally marathon will host a solemn opening ceremony at the millennium square. well , the day befor

roger fedre, ran great swiss record holder for the number of victories.ent roger 8 times became the winner. he last time was in 2017. after that, wimbledow invariably wins only new djokovic. the european handball federation decided to move the european women's championship 26 from russia to another country, as reported by the press service of the russian handball federation, in the current conditions it is impossible to implement all the necessary stages of preparation for a major tournament. this applies in particular to the inspection visits of the european technical support federations of the arena, the arrival of fans from other countries and other key operational issues, the decision was also influenced by the current suspension of russian clubs and teams from international starts , the country that will take the women's handball euro instead of russia and has not yet been determined. and also the men's basketball euroleague extended the suspension of russian clubs for the next season . let me remind you that russian clubs have not played in this tou

a shelby rogers was honored the legendary roger fedrero. standing ovation from the podium. swiss. sitting between the spouses roslav and princess kate of middleton , the parents of roger federer were also in the stands. the great swiss, the record holder for the number of victories at the wumbledon tournament roger 8 times, stopped as the winner of wimbledon. last time. it was in the seventeenth year. after that, wimbledon invariably wins only new djokovic the european handball federation decided to move the european women's championship 26 from russia to another country, as reported in the press service of the russian handball federation, in the current conditions, it is impossible to implement all the necessary stages of preparation for a major tournament. this applies, in particular, to the inspection visits of the european arena technical support federation and the arrival of fans from other countries and many other key operational issues , the decision was also affected by the current suspension of russian clubs and teams from internat

speaking their former bbc executive roger bolton. and i bbc executive roger bolton.newspaper. he edited the paper from 1998—2003 and he says that the sun inflicted terror on huw despite no evidence of offence. this is no longer a bbc crisis, it's a crisis for the paper. huw�*s privacy must now be respected. social media also needs a speedy reform. you'll remember that the sun said it has no plans to publish further allegations. earlier, ialso plans to publish further allegations. earlier, i also spoke to former times editor david edelstein, and he feels the bbc did not do enough to make sure that the story does not get blown out of proportion. story does not get blown out of proportion-— story does not get blown out of n-roortion. ~ ., �* �* proportion. well, i think the bbc has been at _ proportion. well, i think the bbc has been at fault, _ proportion. well, i think the bbc has been at fault, but _ proportion. well, i think the bbc has been at fault, but not - proportion. well, i think the bbc has been at fault, but not for - proportion. well, i think the bbc| has

rogers: thank you. this amendment would strike a provision in the bill that prohibits the nation's icbm fleet from falling below its current size of 400. in 2014 the obama administration decided to reduce the icbm fleet to 400 missiles to comply with a new treaty. ever since 2016 the congress has included provisions in the defense authorization bill to effectively prohibit any further reduction. the reason is simple. nuclear threats are growing. in fact, just this year the commander of u.s. strategic command notified congress that china now possesses more icbm launchers than the united states. now is not the time to be considering cuts to our icbm fleet, which remains central to our deterrence. i want to quote former vice chairman of the joint chiefs of staff who many of us know and respect. when asked specifically about reducing the icbm force he replied, quote, i don't understand how. would the threats that we face today, which are growing, not shrinking, we would make a decision today as a nation to

i holy agree with roger here.to squash any research, to quash any inquiry into the distant formers that are ruining and polluting our system ahead of the 2024 election. it's also, i think, really important to note it is an attempt to intimidate researchers and civil servants who are doing this important work. this has cost me my ten weeks in government has cost me tens of thousands of dollars in legal fees, based on absolutely erroneous allegations that have no basis in reality. nobody who is in government right now is going to come anywhere near any of these important issues or touch them with a ten foot pole because they don't want to get caught on the wrong side of these lawsuits, and have been hung out to dry. i think that's really, really problematic for our civil service and for our government as a whole. this is, akin to mccarthyism, in my opinion. i agree. it's a five alarm fire. it's something we should all be really concerned about. unfortunately, i don't have a lot of hope that once the biden administra

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we had no choice but to contact the governor most who roger was brought to the suit on the outskirts of through lancaster, to columbia. and the disconnect from a non treated injury that's returned to fly him back to thailand on sunday for further treatment at the time of this that i believe condition was not that good. he was seeing that, you know, maybe suddenly he was not to really know. but at present, he's send this in, has to improve very much. lucy rogers spent decades taking pots and religious professions. as a temporal elephant village is reported. seeing him ever worked at looking sipes and even used and tourist safaris. activist launched the campaign to rescue him. hope to retire in sweden and now they said was to roger deserves off to decades of service and suffering. barbara and go out to 0 or the american active direct touchscreen lights, anaki, and has died at the age of $89.00. he won an oscar of his role in the 2006 movie and this one this sunshine. all can also receive the claim phase, work in film and such as wait until the dock on august. ok and have a permit that

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that's what roger said, what do you mean by that? see what he meant by that is something that i found about the hard way. in my own case, is he like tucker, i once had a show that was highly rated. in fact, it was often the highest rated show on cnn. one day to my astonishment and disappointment. they fired me just like the same way. they fox just fired tucker girls, and as i sat there trying to figure out why they would fire some of the highest ratings in the networks history, i remembered the words of both rush jim walton st. jim walton was the president of cnn world wide who i worked for, i guess it was my boss right at the very to is to have frequent conversations, including one where i found myself in mr. watson's office. i was feeling pretty good about my sure that my show's ratings were okay. rick's list at the time my show was beating fox news and i'm a sudden b. c. and the ratings. i was hoping for a pat on the back. mr. walton says this to me is presidency and he says, look here and cnn wreck, we don't care about ratings. t

this is a man who is not running away from the likes of roger stone. instead, he is on the campaign trail in iowa and it brings him on his private plane out here to nevada. roger stone, i want to emphasis by saying that we are not aware of whether he has met with prosecutors from special counsel's office or not, or whether he is a target of the january 6th investigation. that said, what we do know is that he was very much a subject of interest to the january 6th select committee last year, who outlined numerous reasons that roger stone was a conflicted individual, who number one, he had conversations with extremist group leaders, including one from the oath keepers, who was just sentenced to 12 years in prison on seditious conspiracy charges in may. we also know that he has violent rhetoric in lead up to the election, we also know that roger stone himself said that he had a confrontation with donald trump ahead of january 6th. and so this is a figure here who donald trump has long relied on as an ally, and also as an informal adviser. and somebody that

you have steve bannon, you have roger stone.ntioned, came in to talk to the select committee, and pled the fifth over 100 times. roger stone came and to talk to the select committee for about 90 minutes, he pled the fifth the entire time. these are individuals who we wanted information from but couldn't get it. one thing there about the extremist groups that -- roger stone, who many folks are familiar with, had a very close connection with one of the groups that was charged with this conspiracy, the individuals that were charged. including joshua james who pled guilty to seditious conspiracy, who was roger stone's bodyguard on the day of january six. right? this is a big point of connection, if you can connect donald trump in the white house, to folks and the willard, in this command center. the select committee wasn't able to hear from. if jack smith can get information about this, it will be valuable and important investigation. >> lisa, before we ask you about meadows, is there anything that you want to respond to in terms of

this is a facebook product, roger. it's mark zuckerberg's project.s think that this is somehow gonna save us? >> ali, it's really unnerving to me to see this happening again and again. it's as though or mice and zuckerberg is putting a new piece of cheese on the mouse trap. we're looking at it going, wow, that's a tasty piece of cheese. we should have learned a lesson. internet platforms, not just facebook, not just instagram, which are owned by, medical so google, youtube, tiktok, they've all rolled back, all of the protections. by the way, -- the protections they put in place in 2020 to protect democracy, all of that has been rolled back. no defense right now. and the notion that zuckerberg is somehow going to run a pro democracy site on threads as laughable. what he's going to do is try to lure us and, get us addicted with a product that won't have advertising for a while. and then, when he needs to monetize it, he will do to that product exactly what he did to instagram and exactly what he did to facebook. democracy is going to suffer dramaticall

specifically to reconstruction ukraine , for this we need to end the war, i want to ask you this, rogerormer experienced journalist, are you satisfied with the way this war is covered or are you satisfied with the way the western world today opposes russian propaganda and these informational works which is being waged by the kremlin with regard to this war, you are a journalist, i am a journalist, we know how difficult it is to cover events day after day, month after month, year after year . appears on our headlines, for example, a soldier died in this aspect, so i believe that what we should do on your behalf in our chambers in our parliament, the governments of all the countries of the european union, the council of europe and the like is about ukraine continued to be in the top in the top headlines of our media instead of all the garbage that passes through us media space ukraine should be in the epicenter because the war continues 24 hours a day the price is blood this is what needs to be covered this is what is happening in the east and south of ukraine ukraine ukrainians are dying