the novelistic here and here is roger lauder's the legendary roger waters we should say hey that's our news i want to thank you so much for being with us want to let you know from a programming standpoint that we've got a couple of other segments that we're going to be bringing to you here one in particular that we haven't had a chance to share with you during this half hour. things enough right now between the israelis and the palestinians much news coming out of there we're going to have that update coming up throughout the night so look for us right here on the news the bridge sanchez i'm rick sanchez you can also look for some portable t.v. and we'll be back on this time to do news. hi folks joe nemeth here and if you're on medicare this is important you're now entitled to eliminate co-pays and get dental care dentures eye glasses prescription coverage and home aides unlimited transportation and home delivered meals all at no additional cost plus your zip code may have coverage with the give back benefit that adds money back to your social security check every month. i call it tran

roger stone: i actually have communicated with assange. what the october surprise may be. female: he knows a lot about hillary clinton-- michback-channel to assange.his story and instead said he had a roger: no, i have not spoken to mr. assange. i have not met with mr. assange, and i never said i had. i said we communicated through an intermediary, somebody who is a mutual friend. michael: the friend and intermediary he referred to was randy credico. credico is a fringe radio host, who had once interviewed julian assange. randy credico: i'm a political satirist, impressionist, and they call me a satirist activist. michael: randy credico is now preparing to be the star witness in the trial of roger stone. male: randy, we just got this set of documents. i need you to take a look at 'em to review 'em, read 'em. get back to me. let me know what you think about what's in there. randy: this is gonna take me forever. look how much stuff-- male: it won't take you forever. it's not that much, it's just a little. randy: it's like reading "war and pe

roger: yes, i do, actually.g i have inflation worries, i don't think it is going back to the inflation of the 1970's. it concerns me a lot of people in the markets and central banks and governments are becoming a bit complacent. at the moment we are seeing particular prices going up and people have been saying this morning those effects are going to fade out but i think the bigger issue is all of this money sloshing around at incredibly low interest rates. i think we risk inflation surge. jonathan: is there a place where you think the complacency is more concentrated? roger: i think the danger is greatest in the states because the economy was not that hard hit. i was hard-hit by the pandemic but not as hard hit as countries in the euro zone or u.k. you've had this absolutely massive fiscal stimulus in the money supply is going substantially. already at 4.2. i think you will see inflation readily at 5%. i don't think it will subside that easily. but the other end of the spectrum, i euros come is not amazing that

into pat simple leni and of course roger stone at the end of all of it and this is skipping a lot of info but roger stone couldn't secure the pardon for greenberg but did eventually get one for himself so it worked out for stowe not so much for greenberg and by extension matt game sounds like the confederacy of dunces it really is it's really ok so 2 $150000.00 is on the table roger you go get me this pardon and you're going to make $250000.00 and oh by the way if you get it by the end of tomorrow i'm going to give you an extra $50000.00 well roger comes into it says you know i did a did my best but something you need to know so you know joe and that is that matt gates. told me that he didn't want he didn't want me to help you he what he wants you out there swinging in the wind basically right yeah and that is what shocked greenberg because greenberg in a previous conversation had told roger stone listen i am under tremendous pressure from the feds from the authorities to start flipping on him as they called him in the conversations matt gates so they wanted him to flip but he was re

roger ebert wrote one movie. that was so bad that he spent the rest of his career trying to talk the rest of us out of writing movies somehow like that's how bad a valuable he talked about it but i'll. tell you when your friends when you 1st get out to hollywood tommy muska read sid fields book because when i was young i got out you know what they all i wanted that i remember thinking do i want to be a comedian don't want to act i want to write i read said fill the screenplay which is like this. the strength in white. of film i think there's a. robert mckee story there is save the cat and then there's all obviously that one and so when we wrote a screenwriting book. say the cat everybody loves save the capital so that's on now that's the big one that everybody always looks out and so we're right in screenwriting book and this tells a lot about the world we had written and by the down the road or screenwriting book we'd written about 10 or 12 movies that got made and were in movie theaters like we're not talking e

let's let's really nail this story i look at this story and it gets weirder by the moment you've got roger stone kicking around in there you've got confession letters kicking around you've got mad gates higher and lowers he's lawyered up paying money through his campaign income to pay to pay his way through this give me your take on this story. right off the top i think look mad gates understands how much trouble he is in and there's no way he can even spin him self out of it at this point but what we found out late last week the daily beast which who by the way is done a phenomenal job on this story you know we always talk about how journalism is that the the daily beast doing some great work here good but you know they publish these letters that they had gotten from greenberg where he wrote these letters to roger stone at stone's request saying hey i'll try to get you the pardon because that's what they had been talking about in this private messaging app that greenberg for some reason screenshot of the conversations so we know all of this is true now this is one this most of this affair

roger ebert wrote one movie. that was so bad that he spent the rest of his career trying to talk the rest of us out of writing movies somehow like that's how bad the valley of the. hell you listed off when you 1st when you 1st got out to hollywood tommy muska read sid fields book because when i was young i got out into what they all i wanted that i remember thinking do i want to be a comedian i want to act i want to write i read said phil screenplay which was like . the strunk and white. of film i think those are. robert mckee story there is save the cat and then there's obviously that one and so when you wrote a screenwriting book. say the cat everybody loves save the cat and that's ok yeah that's the big one that everybody always looks out and so right screenwriting book and this tells you a lot about the world we had written and by the time the rotor screenwriting book we had written about 10 or 12 movies that got made and were in movie theaters like we're not talking esoteric series so we did a chapter in our

roger ebert wrote one movie. that was so bad that he spent the rest of his career trying to talk the rest of us out of writing movies somehow like that's how bad the valley of the. hell you listen on when you're 40 when you 1st get out to hollywood tommy muska read sid fields book because when i was young i got out into what they all i wanted that i remember thinking do i want to be a comedian don't want to act i want to write i read said fill the screenplay which was like. the strunk and white. of film i think those are. robert mckee story there is save the cat and then there's obviously that one and so when you wrote a screenwriting book. say the cat everybody loves save the cattle and that's what yeah that's the big one that everybody always looks out and so we're right in screenwriting book and this tells you a lot about the world we had written and by the down the road or screenwriting book we'd written about 10 or 12 movies that got made and were in movie theaters like we're not talking esoteric theory so w

so we thought and then that of course is a turns out roger ebert said it sucked and then a fox because they decided to write taxi 2 isn't hey guess what you don't have the right to actually do it but they said if you take this children's book and museum can you turn that into something and we said oh yeah mostly probably you want to know the way i look at it is like roger ebert i know he stood astride a let's say a very shallow canal in my book criticism that any time you go from critic and go to critics can go watch what they watch when you start crowd book ciro your movie socks. today i can't imagine how easy that is to live mad i'm going to get i don't want roger ebert i thought a lot of stalemate is going to be like that it is it is pretty easy although i mean here's the bummer you read sometimes you read criticism there's 2 kinds of criticism you know there's a criticism that you read there like op that's just unfound they don't get me but the scarier criticisms are your criticism really. makes some good points. you make a good points there that's a criticism that's tough to get o

into pat simple leni and of course roger stone at the end of all of it and this is skipping a lot of info but roger stone couldn't secure the pardon for greenberg but did eventually get one for himself so it worked out for stone not so much for greenberg and by extension matt game sounds like the confederacy of dunces it really is true ok so 2 $150000.00 is on the table roger you go get me this pardon and you're going to make $250000.00 and oh by the way if you get it by the end of tomorrow i'm going to give you an extra $50000.00 well roger comes into it says you know i did of did my best but something you need to know so you know joe and that is that matt gates . told me that he didn't want he didn't want me to help you he what he wants you out there swinging in the wind basically right yeah and that is what shocked greenberg because greenberg in a previous conversation had told roger stone listen i am under tremendous pressure from the feds from the authorities to start flipping on him as they called him in the conversations matt gates so they wanted him to flip but he was relucta

what happened to roger taney? you will listen to a clip of the president of the national constitution center talking about the rest of justice taney's life. >> roger taney is a constitutional tragedy. he is viewed as being moderate when it came to the balance between state and federal power and was well thought of until dred scott. as justice scalia said, the drama of how dred scott tarnished his reputation -- justice scalia invokes a portrait in the harvard library that shows him with sad eyes. he seems to be reflecting on the great tragedy of this decision, showing us how important this case was. by the end of his career, he was reduced to wandering the streets of washington, personally handing out copies of the decision, checking lincoln's power to suspend the right of habeas corpus. he had printed them himself. host: one other thing to talk about was roger taney and his memory is that today, he continues to be controversial. if you go to the statehouse in annapolis, there is a statue of him at the entrance to

into pat simple leni and of course roger stone at the end of all of it and this is skipping a lot of info but roger stone couldn't secure the pardon for greenberg but did eventually get one for himself so it worked out for stone not so much for greenberg and by extension matt game sounds like the confederacy of dunces it really is it's really ok some $250000.00 is on the table roger you go get me this pardon and you're going to make $250000.00 and oh by the way if you get it by the end of tomorrow i'm going to give you an extra $50000.00 well roger comes into it says you know i did have did my best but something you need to know so you know joe and that is that matt gates told me that he didn't want he didn't want me to help you he what he wants you out there swing in the wind basically right yeah and that is what shocked greenberg because greenberg in a previous conversation had told roger stone listen i am under tremendous pressure from the feds from the authorities to start flipping on him as they called him in the conversations matt gates so they wanted him to flip but he was rel

let's go back to siena rogers. i confident of victory. let's go back to siena rogers.ries that have been running the country for the last decade. even though he was a minister in the theresa may government, he has managed to convince people that this is completely new and he has partly done that with the promise of get brexit down and then he did get brexit done. he obviously did that by ignoring some of the effects that had in northern ireland but some of the voters in england who have probably never been to northern ireland, that isn't crucial to them. so it is that kind of combination that has been absolutely pivotal in this election and places hartlepool in particular. there is also the promise of investment, making the area into a free port, not the people brought that up when they went to hartlepool. they are really aware of those promises and that money being brought into the area. ma brought into the area. mo hussein. _ brought into the area. mo hussein. i _ brought into the area. mo hussein, iwill— brought into the area. mo hussein, i will come to you in a mom

roger tenÍa que prenderla, no la prendiÓ.3—1, le quedan dos minutos al partido en el hidalgo. mejor posesiÓn de pelota para el amÉrica, mÁs remates al final tuvo pachuca, aunque en remates al arco, parejo, pachuca fue mÁs contundente. pelota que tiene cabral, juega con oscar ustari. estaba claro el mensaje de pezzolano con el tercero. se equivoca en la salida, sÁnchez, se mueve viÑas, pelota para roger martÍnez, acompaÑa medina, barre, quÉ dice el Árbitro? no me ande pitando. saque de puerta. creÍ que iba a marcar penal. comentarista: sÍ, parecÍa penal. relator: quÉ buen disparo de chÁvez, magnÍfico, de zurda. profe: sÍ, poer ——pero dÓnde estÁn los que tenÍan que marcar? relator: el pachuca despacha al amÉrica, todavÍa se tiene que jugar el partido en el azteca, partido que podrÁ disfrutar el domingo en nuestras pantallas, el sÁbado, puebla—atlas y cruz azul—toluca, cruz azul, tambiÉn contra las cuerdas, tiene que ganar. comentarista: de aquÍ no veo nada. relator: la marca el Árbitro. cambio de juego. guzmÁn. controla aguirre

roger: thank you for having me here today.eah, i think we spelled it out fairly quickly in our notes today. but really you're looking at the system comes with three to five days of flexibility in it, and that is for a number of reasons. so you get this thing restarted around wednesday, we don't think there is a lasting problem. if it extends beyond that a significant amount, for example, if their description of restarting most of the line or a partial restart by friday or saturday turns out to be very minimal, we get more concerned about availability of product and all that. but right now it looks like things will be more of a headline than an actual physical change to the market. caroline: is it just if we do go on a six, 10 day outage, is it jus the consumert -- is it just the consumer who is hurt? looks like we just got a technical issue with roger. he will be back in a minute. but i will ask the escalade owner.but i will ask the escalae owner. it feels as though it is gasoline only right now that will be hit. joe: it seems

roger bannister became _ their willingness to coexist.bannister became the first - their willingness to coexist. roger bannister became the first man i their willingness to coexist. roger bannister became the first man in| bannister became the first man in the world — bannister became the first man in the world to — bannister became the first man in the world to run _ bannister became the first man in the world to run a _ bannister became the first man in the world to run a mile _ bannister became the first man in the world to run a mile in - bannister became the first man in the world to run a mile in under. the world to run a mile in under four— the world to run a mile in under four minutes _ the world to run a mile in under four minutes.— the world to run a mile in under four minutes. ~ ., . ., , ., four minutes. memories of victory at the ve celebrations _ four minutes. memories of victory at the ve celebrations reach _ four minutes. memories of victory at the ve celebrations reach their - the ve celebrations reach their climax. , , .

and the bil that roger has mentioned. and the big issue _ that roger has mentioned. hydrogen. at the _ there is a supply of clean hydrogen. at the moment, that doesn't exist, so the _ at the moment, that doesn't exist, so the alternative, if you want to cut your — so the alternative, if you want to cut your carbon emissions from heating — cut your carbon emissions from heating straightaway is to install an electric heat pump which works like a _ an electric heat pump which works like a fridge in reverse and that will cut— like a fridge in reverse and that will cut your carbon emissions as soon _ will cut your carbon emissions as soon as— will cut your carbon emissions as soon as you _ will cut your carbon emissions as soon as you install it.— soon as you install it. that is something — soon as you install it. that is something that _ soon as you install it. that is something that when - soon as you install it. that is something that when it i soon as you install it. that is something that when it is i soon as you install it. that is - something that when it is availa

aylÉn: muchas gracias, roger. como Él son un peligro para el paÍs." carolina: "no, Él tiene derecho a expresarse." aylÉn: " todos las cuentas de usuarios que publiquen mensajes generadores de odio y violencia, muerte y destrucciÓn deben ser bloqueadas." carolina: te preguntamos en nuestra cuenta de instagram si estÁs de acuerdo con que mantengan las cuentas del presidente donald trump. tambiÉn la gente ahÍ estÁ opinando. los invitamos a que sigan participando en nuestra encuesta en instagram. carolina: estaremos hablando de colombia sumida en crisis, despuÉs de nueve dÍas de violentas protestas que dejan tu "ediciÓn digital". ♪ ♪ aylÉn: gracias por continuar con nosotros. naciones unidas expresa alarma por la violenta jornada de protestas en colombia que hoy cumple su noveno dÍa de paro nacional fÍjense en esto, en las Últimas horas 91 personas resultaron heridas en confrontaciones con la policÍa en bogotÁ. carolina: la indignaciÓn estallÓ a raÍz de una reforma tributaria propuesta por el presidente, el aumento de

in gaza she is a teacher and also the mother of 5 children roger thank you so much for being with us today during what's at a very difficult time i understand let me start by asking you how are you and how are your family thank you. i'm not well neither my family is we're not ok i mean living in this constant constant fear and horror is not making anyone ok is it i mean imagine yourself being. terrified all the time of being bald or killed or losing any of your beloved this is not really something that anyone would love to experience of course roger can you describe for me what a day looks like there now for you and your your children how are you spending the hours. well or the day they're not during the day it seems to be a very short time when the sun rises until it goes down it's a very short time we don't feel it is just that and when the night comes it's like thousands of years because we just each minute passes we just feel are like an hour. we are terrified by the bombings they really target all of the palestinian with in gaza they target them mostly of the night as a way of t

roger: dice que su madre puede necesitar una cirugÍa. compartiÓ fotos de las heridas.020 se reportaron 33 mordeduras no provocadas. 48% en florida. >> ¿por quÉ hay mÁs ataques de tiburÓn en la florida? porque estÁ bajo protecciÓn de la poblaciÓn. roger: para evitar convertirte en la prÓxima vÍctima, aquÍ tienes algunos consejos. >> primero, no te metas en el agua. segundo, si ven actividad, manadas de peces andando por el agua, hay tiburones, salgan del agua. roger: segÚn las autoridades ese es el primer ataque de tiburÓn en lo que va del aÑo. su madre es una surfista que conoce la reputaciÓn de las olas y no piensa que lo que sucediÓ la mantenga fuera de las olas, mucho mÁs valiente que yo. vuelvo con ustedes. carolina: te agradecemos por esa informaciÓn. google dedica el dÍa de hoy a los maestros. si buscas algo en google verÁs cinco hermosas historias sobre la influencia positiva que puede tener un buen educador en los niÑos. envienos la fotografÍa con su maestro favorito y la publicaremos. ¿cÓmo se llamaba tu maestra favorita? la mÍa se llamaba ana marÍa. aylÉn: la

roger stone drafted it after greenberg asked stone for help drawing a pardon.rom time to time gas money or gifts or rent or tuition 35 payments were made to several girls. i did see the acts occur firsthand and versnmo, cash appr other payments were made. cnn has not seen the letter and cannot verify details of the story. in response to the daily beast story a spokesperson for congressman gaetz said congressman gaetz has not paid for sex nor had sex with a 17-year-old as an adult and politico said while the daily beast story contains accusations, it doesn't add substance and wild and false claims about remembpresentative gaetz and was out of touch and had no involvement. chris cuomo said thursday roger stone told him he doesn't buy this and also he didn't help and never took money from anybody and he doesn't recall any letter and he's never heard of green berg implicating the congressman. he said the portions are out of context, incomplete and never tried to get greenberg a pardon and said he denied asking or receiving payment and cnn reported greenberg is prov

. >> jimmy: that you toured with kenny roger. >> kenny rogers!hotograph of this little show. but tell me what you -- tell me what you did with kenny rogers. >> so i was an elf on the kenny rogers christmas tour. do you want to show? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: these are your fellow elves? >> that's me in the hat. >> jimmy: in the snakeskin elf costume. >> suzanne and bob. and this is elfus. and this guy in the middle is kenny rogers. >> jimmy: it sure is. >> we went on christmas tour. and it was $500 a week. oh my god, yeah, i want that job. by the way, it's still kind of amazing for a 20-something-year-old. >> jimmy: more than kind of. sure. >> so we would go, and we would be stoned before every show. we'd be so high. >> jimmy: kenny too? >> no, not kenny. so the first part of the show was kenny's old standards and whatever. and then the middle of the show, we came out and sang "we need a little christmas" right? and we would change the whole set with a bench and a tree and all the snow and the [ bleep ] everything, right? it was crazy. and so we're

roger borges nos cuenta mas! hola roger!epta estos --nuevos cambios-- a su cuenta. ?cuales seran eso cambios exactamente?vamos a ver;primero no podras --acceder--- a tu lista de chats - pero-- podras-- responder llamadas y--- video llamadas.si tienes --- activadas--- las notificaciones-- podras --- tocarlas-- para leer o responder llamadas-si no, no podras.despues de unas-- pocas semanas-- de --- funcionalidad-- limitada, no podras recibir llamadas-- ni notificaciones, y -- -whatsapp-- dejara--- de envir mensajes y llamadas a tu telefono.pero whatsapp --- no eliminara--- su cuenta --si no acceptas--- la actualizacion.what'sapp -- tambien publico un --comunicado-- donde dice lo asamoslos ultimos meses ---proporcionando-- mas informacion acerca de -- nuestra actualizacion ---a los usuarios-- alrededor del mundo.--- durante este tiem po, la mayoria de las personas que han recibido la actualizacion--- la han aceptado, "whatsapp es la aplicacion de-- mensajeria movil-- global-- mas popular en todo el mundo--- con aproximadamente

the letter, according to daily beast was written for someone else convicted of crimes, roger stone.ugh all that got a pardon. greenberg offered up to $250,000 in bitcoin for that help. we're joined by the florida state attorney for palm beach county. thanks for coming back. >> thanks for having me back. >> there's a lot here. let's start with the underlying letter. if true that the letter exists and reflects what this defendant said, that's step one. step two would be are the underlying confessions and allegations true. how do you view that legally? >> well, first off, from a prosecutor's standpoint we love when criminals are stupid. joel greenberg wrote a full confession and sent it to roger stone and then greenberg took a photo of the confession and saved it in his phone. so the feds have it and ironically it can only be used against greenberg in court, not against matt gaetz. it would be inadmissable hearsay. it's very bad for greenberg. as to why roger stone asked for the confession because you don't need to write a confession to get a pardon. i think roger stone who always flie

roger stone worked to secure a pardon from then-president donald trump.ne told an nbc news producer, quote, i made no effort whatsoever to secure a pardon for mr. greenberg, and i took not a dime from him or anyone else seeking a pardon. i have seen no substantiation or actual proof of any of the wild accusations he has made against congressman gaetz. and today the pr firm hired by congressman matt gaetz provided nbc news with this statement and asked that it be read in its entirety. quote, congressman gaetz has never paid for sex nor has he had sex with a 17-year-old as an adult. "politico" has reported mr. greenberg's threats to make false accusations against others, and while "the daily beast" story contains a lot of professions from mr. greenberg, it does not add anything of substance and certainly no evidence for the wild and false claims about representative gaetz. in fact, the story goes some way to showing how representative gaetz was long out of touch with mr. greenberg and had no interest in involving himself in mr. greenberg's affairs. jose pal

dylan byers, roger mcnamee, we appreciate it. >> good luck with your baby. >> thank you, roger. i do appreciate that as always. >>> another high-ranking republican is turning his back on congresswoman liz cheney. in a statement first reported on "punch bowl" news, he endorsed elise stefanik to take over the leadership role, saying she is the best fit in the leadership majority. the congresswoman who does not support donald trump's statements cannot fight the gop. a statement from lays cheney through a spokesperson, liz will have more to say in the coming days. this is about more than a house leadership fight. joining us, nbc political analyst michael steele and jake. good to see you, jake, outside that little office for the past year. >> i feel free, katy. it feels great. >> give us the lay of the land for what's going on. >> reporter: liz cheney, basically the entire republican leadership has turned against liz cheney. kevin mccarthy is trying to get her out of leadership and replace her with elise stefanik. this is her fourth term. it's difficult to detail how remarkable and s

on far as my with this board to roger federer's comeback didn't go quite to plan a 39 year old was defeated at the geneva open in straight satsang his 1st match in over 2 months but they're not. for the 1st time in decades from the jordan river all the way to the mediterranean sea palestinians both in the occupied territories and those living in israel have been taking part in protests and a general strike they've been calling it a day of rage. this was bethlehem in the occupied west bank where they have been confrontations between israeli security forces palestinian protesters at least 12 demonstrators were injured after israeli forces used live ammunition and there were similar scenes near ramallah where there have been armed confrontations between some protesters an israeli forces it was tense to in nablus where demonstrators faced off with israeli soldiers 4 palestinians were killed there and more than 160 others injured all across the west bank 2 israeli soldiers were wounded. and earlier this was the scene near damascus gate in the occupied east jerusalem protesters heeding calls for

roger stone he has roger stone doing all of this it's the weirdest it's the weirdest scenario right and you go to roger stone when you're desperate right now we see that in the past that is what roger stone does best but again i think he's using the c n n bit as a scapegoat because like he said c.n.n. is not going after him too hard but if he draws people's attention to say the daily beast that's breaking a lot of these stories that has all those been most receipts suddenly his supporters might say well well what is the daily beast let me go look at oh my god this looks are even worse so he's trying to misdirect people like go be mad at c.n.n. and i'm the victim and i'm with you and they're going to come after you next is one thing he said the whole c.n.n. . fake news that you know and they've had to make so many apologies about their reporting so he's trying to capitalize on that interesting his legal fees he's $85000.00 in legal fees at this point and it's just started because i mean what he's looking at is sex trafficking and if that goes beth we're talking about a lot of time in the

roger stone he has roger stone doing all of this it's the weirdest it's the weirdest scenario right and you go to roger stone when you're desperate right now we see that in the past that is what roger stone does best but again i think he's using the c n n bit as a scapegoat because like you said c.n.n. is not going after him too hard but if he draws people's attention to say the daily beast that's breaking a lot of these stories that has all those been most receipts suddenly his supporters might say well well what is the daily beast let me go look at oh my god this looks or even worse so he's trying to misdirect people like go be mad at c.n.n. and i'm the victim and i'm with you and they're going to come after you next is one thing he said the whole c.n.n. thing's been fake news that you know and they've had to make so many apologies about their reporting so he's trying to capitalize on that interesting his legal fees he's $85000.00 in legal fees at this point and it's just started because i mean what he's looking at is sex trafficking and if that goes beth we're talking about a lot of

roger, thank _ pretty extraordinary thing. we shall see.nk you very much. l we bring you the biggest storage from all around the world on 0utside source. —— the biggest stories from all around the world. lets turn to south africa. the former presidentjacob zuma has pleaded not guilty on charges of corruption. he's accused of 16 counts of corruption, racketeering, fraud and money laundering. he was deputy president at the time of the alleged offences. this was in court. mrzuma, could i ask you to stand please? you have followed the charges that have been put to you now from the indictment, am i correct? how do you plead to them? i plead not guilty. mr zuma was first charged with corruption in 2005 the charges relate to a $2.5 billion dollar arms deal in the late nineties. it involved buying new fighterjets, helicopters, submarines and warships. and included several european countries. he's accused of accepting $34,000 annually from a french arms company. that was in exchange for protecting them from scrutiny. other charges have include racke

we have excellent reporting from people like roger. and, you know, ultimately, like glenn said, you have grand juries for a reason. they meet in secrecy. there's a reason why you don't know what they're presented and what they talk about, and you only know what happens when people get indicted. so matt gaetz may look like he's nonplussed, but if i were him, i would be very nervous today, especially because joel actually went through his guilty plea. >> indeed. he might want to spend a little more time also learning how to date the normal way rather than the way he apparently was doing. katie phang, thank you very much. glenn kirschner, thank you very much. roger sollenberger, welcome to the show. >>> up next on "the reidout," the white house claims to be engaging in quiet intensive diplomacy with israel but there appears to be no effect as violence intense fines. rashida tlaib joins me next. >>> plus a direct challenge to rows have wade will be argued before the 6-3 right-leaning supreme court. but are conservatives really prepared for

rogers and then ms. bustos. representative rogers: if the gentleman needs an extra tire, i will find him one. i knew that one of these days he would run the wheel off of that car. [laughter] rep. rogers: thank you for being with us today. general. more importantly, thank you for the service your country that you have performed for many, many years. and we want to thank you, again as a chair indicated earlier for -- earlier, for you and your soldiers. for the security that you gave to members of congress, to the congress itself, as well as the whole country. many thousands of soldiers left their families and their hometown jobs to lend their service to us, and we thank you for that. as of april 30, you still have 2298 guardsmen and airmen from 18 states in d.c., supporting civilian authorities including -- authorities, including the capitol police and secret service, in the national capital region. you are still with us and we thank you for that service. personnel had been deployed last summer when 41,500 were su

barnes takes roger's deep to left and it is gone just the second home run allowed all year by rogersd the dodgers tied the game up at five. next batter, albert pool halls 668 career home runs. 6 69 would be the game winner. but look at mike talking and go up and get it over the wall, taking the potential game winning home run away from pools and we go to the 10 still tied at five. stephen duggars. darts out on second base and on one to count lamont wade knocks him home. it is the go ahead runs evan longoria within at a two run double. so all's well that ends well. giants win it. 8 to 5 down in l. a angels a's and, yes, the baseball season can drive some fans bananas out of the college's him shohei otani. he had to ride bart last night, but not tonight. so he is starting and he brushes back mark. hannah with a 93 mile an hour fastball. tanner not too pleased, otani says. my bad ball just got away a little bit, but can is not letting to go jaws with former a's catcher kurt suzuki benches clear, no fisticuffs here, though. you know, tony says, just give me the ball backs like and keep r

roger allen was shot by police. >> during what investigators say was a struggle over a fake gun. kron four's amanda hari live tonight in daly city after talking with his sister about how she is now coping with the pain amanda. >> jonathan, she says she's enraged and upset. she misses her brother and she's angry. it took police so long to release the names of the officers involved right next to me here. we actually have a mural that's still up on the ground here. almost a month later to remember roger allen's life. >> in part because out last that i left family to leak of fletcher's says after her brother roger allen was shot and killed by daly city police on april 7th. >> she feels probably make that out by binding to the heart of all it. our all. >> investigators say allen was killed after a struggle over a fake gun at cops should know. >> the from a police released the names of the 4 police officers involved on thursday. you can see the names on your screen. >> daly city police officers are not equipped with body-worn cameras, but fletcher says she believes video will still com

here is a mural in daly city still here for roger allen to remember his life. it hurt because out last that i left family to leak of fletcher's says after her brother, roger allen was shot and killed by daly city police on april 7th. >> she feels alone our make that out binding to the heart of all of >> investigators say allen was killed after a struggle over a fake gun at cops should know. >> the from a police released the names of the 4 police officers involved on thursday. you can see the names on your screen. >> daly city police officers are not equipped with body-worn cameras, but fletcher says she believes video will still come out. >> and that area people have lakes. they had cameras are how is a go? >> the truth will come out. city officials have said an administrative investigation will happen. fletcher says the support from the community is helping her to continue to search for answers on her own. >> some bay. i want to give up. but i keep box and margaret there and they help in fight and i'm a people private. >> police did not release wish of the off

the officers of roger, casablanca, the funds will make football on. i'll just be around for ramirez since i molina families, the pain is unbearable for of their relatives were killed last week. doing a military operation ordered by the venezuelan government, security forces accused him of being part of a colombian rebel group and said they died and come, but the neighbors and family members in states they were innocent, taken from their homes and executed under pressure venezuela's, defense minister by the me to pipe dream said the forces were obliged to defend that country from irregular groups that added the human rights needed to be respected and that the events at the border would be investigated. ah, got to you the head of the world health organization says it's time for nations to work together to prevent the next and that make. ah, hello barbara, are you watching l. just the life from london also coming out more evidence vaccines work as a city in brazil, records of 95 percent drop in corona virus following the not the relation of nearly .

roger represents the other side of the debate. they wanted a system upgrade a solution as easy, and just increase the size of the blocks from $1.00 to 248 megabytes. so that more transaction fit into them. this will lower the fees, and people will start using bitcoin as cash again. but most of the community disagreed. so bitcoin, jesus had become big coin, judith, and there was a split into 2 separate bit coins. every revolution is followed by the counter revolution, which is usually a purge of the original revolutionaries. when i 1st started covering the space, every one was united in the struggle against the establishment. now, the industry has grown so much that they are competing parties, propaganda machines, conspiracy theories looks a lot like politics. the biggest fight within the bitcoin ecosystem is over at the moment, is who has the right, the name bitcoin. but at the end of the day, i think the version of bit calling described in the big one white paper has the strongest, claimed the name that coin than anything else. a

that's allegedly the letter from joel greenberg to roger stone.of "the daily beast" story. a spokesperson for congressman gaetz issued this statement to cnn. congressman gaetz has never paid for sex, nor has he had sex with a 17-year-old as an adult. "politico" has reported mr. greenberg's threats to make false accusations against others and while "the daily beast" story contains a lot of confessions from mr. greenberg, does not add anything of substance, and certainly, no evidence for the wild and false claims about representative gaetz. in fact, the story goes some way to showing how long representative gaetz was out of touch with mr. greenberg. greenberg's attorney declined to comment to cnn, citing attorney-client privilege. also, that he didn't help. he never took any money from anybody, and he doesn't recall any letter and he's never heard of greenberg implicating the congressman. he said the portions quoted by "the daily beast" are out of context, incomplete, and he would never try to get greenberg a pardon. stone also told "the daily beast

and before long there was a growing family, mostly guys like roger via today. he's a polarizing figure, but back then he gave away thousands of coins to kickstart the movement, and they all called him bitcoin jesus. i think that for many years he brought more people to be going than anyone ends and we will for re grateful to him for doing that. or when i was a kid, i was reading all the science fiction books. they were talking about how the world is going to be when we have this, like anonymous digital cache that people can use on the internet. it's not controllable by anybody. and then when bitcoin came along, it was like, wow, the science fiction money the i've been reading about as a kid is finally here. so i got so excited about it. i heard about it about 10 in the morning. and i was trying to go to work that day, but i didn't, i stayed home the entire day. reading about it didn't leave. i stayed up all night that night. reading about it date up all night the next night or even deep down that rabbit holding on to the point of physical exhaustion. not as i c

but you heard me offer you what roger stone thinks of this whole story.cate this time and say he thinks it's all b.s. and hearsay and couldn't be proven and, yada, yada, yada. make up your own mind. go to my website smerconish.com and answer this week's survey question. did the covid-19 originate naturally or by lab leak. >>> 90% of millennials don't want to go back to the office. we will look at how different generations view work habits. >>> later, imagine if you were tasked to take a bullet for the president. that is what is expected of the men and women of the secret service and a new book details how the service has also been stretched pretty thin for a long, long time. age before beauty? why not both? visibly diminish wrinkled skin in... crepe corrector lotion... only from gold bond. are you managing your diabetes... ...using fingersticks? with the new freestyle libre 2 system, a continuous glucose monitor, you can check your glucose with a painless, one-second scan. and now with optional alarms, you can choose to be notified if you go too high or t

we viewed the scene and later that day i met with sheriff wooten, special agent rogers, members of the sbi team that would conduct the investigation. on may 11, 2021, the sbi lead case agent jason godfrey began releasing the report gathered to the district attorney's office. i immediately began review of the written sbi reports and other documents as investigated by the sbi. i reviewed the sbi investigation which included interviews of the deputies involved with the pasquotank county sheriff's office, interviews of civilian witnesses, interviews of dr. karen l. kelly, a forensic pathologist in greenville, photographs of the scene, ballistics and trajectory report, analysis of weapons and shell casings, the law enforcement records of the deputies involved, video footage of the body cameras at the scene, and the crime scene report. in addition i have met or had telephone contact with jason godfrey practically every day since april 21, 2021. agent godfrey and i viewed the trajectory rod analysis performed by agent candace peagram and assisted by evans and style on april 22, 2021. further,

what do you make of this view being taken by roger stone, donald trump, others that giuliani is being treated unfairly? >> well, as they know, it's just talk. it's nothing more than that, because there's no one person inside of the justice department who's making a decision to go, and as they put it, raid giuliani's house and office. what really happens is the agents and prosecutors have to put together a detailed affidavit. the agent swears it's true under oath, under penalty of perjury, and they have to present that affidavit to a federal judge who scrutinizes it to make sure there's probable cause to issue a search warrant. it's only after that judge, who's independent of d.o.j., not, you know, no telling who that judge was appointed by, but certainly an independent actor, only after that judge signs off on the warrant is a search executed. so this is not a witch hunt. it's not the obama or the biden justice department. it's established procedure for investigating a criminal case. >> and rudy giuliani calling it a witch hunt, i mean, he surely knows better. he knows everything it t