>> ooh. >> oh. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: ron, ron are you okay? are you okay, ron? -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: does it remind you of "fantasia"? >> i got it. i got it. >> this is like a scene in "fantasia." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that never happened -- that never -- that never happened. [ applause ] >> that happened in "fantasia." >> jimmy: no, that's not the version i saw. what does it say? oh, it says, "despicable me 4" is in theaters and imax on july 3rd." >> look at that. >> jimmy: ron burgundy, everyone. [ cheers and applause ] "despicable me" opens in theaters and imax july 3rd. we're playing a fun game with ron burgundy when we come back. stick around. go see it in the theater. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: you're going to guess the movie that i'm describing as quickly as possible. mafia, don corleone, marlon brando. "i'll make him an offer he can't refuse." >> uh, "west side story." [ buzzer ] [ laughter ] . i couldn't get my hair done. then psoriatic arthritis. cosentyx works on both for me. people with psoriasis on the scalp have a 4 times higher risk

share lot reed joins us with more shore lot, everyone was taken by surprise in brussels when mark roned this. >> and in paris and in france, everyone. >> ultimately is this bet likely to pay off >> it's very much out there. it's looking difficult the election is just around the corner it's such a quick turnaround there and mark ron is making the case yesterday in the big lock press conference talking about how he's taking responsibility for calling this elects and calling other parties to have the republic wake up and fight the far right and we know his case is difficult. we know the populist vote has been growing everywhere in the world and in europe and not an exception in france, but the political implosion that's happened over the past few years with traditional parties collapsing, the socialists and the center right has created the natural opposition, the one party there from the beginning against president mark ron so it's a match being played again and again with the far right kind of rising every time. we see the recomposition playing out and we heard from president mark ron y

as for the murders of nicole brown simpson and ron goldman, since neither mr.nted, they will look into it, but they are not actively investigating. quite a bit has changed in the decades since that horrible night in brentwood. >> if it does not fit, you must acquit. >> the man that helped her quit simpson johnny cochran, died in 2005. simpson's friend and attorney, robert kardashian, also passed away two years earlier. lapd detective , phil then and there, also died in 2012. >> we don't have any answers right now. >> his partner, tom lane, also retired. denise brown became very active , educating others about domestic violence and started a speakers bureau to get the word out. kim goldman wrote the book on the victims of high-profile crimes and she has a son, whose middle name is ronald. >> ron was a good human being. >> her father, fred, was awarded the rights to simpson's book, "if i did it me confessions of a killer," which goldman says, he considers a true account of what happened when simpson killed ron and nicole, something simpson has denied. kato kaelin

-i knew ron. i had respect for ron. ron was linda ham's boss and a good manager. the first step in grief? denial. -i called ron and i said, "ron, let me just remind you, ok? we had a clear understanding that we are not gonna eliminate anything until the data has come in to definitively eliminate it." -to bring that out and dismiss it, you know, pre-emptively, i think speaks volumes. at the very least they had to acknowledge it. but it was acknowledging their own mistakes and that's hard to do. ♪ -each week there was a new trailer load of debris showed up, came right in this hangar through those doors, and it would be catalogued and then put out on the floor. i want to know what the debris is telling us, i want to know what the aerodynamics are telling us, and i want to know what the sensors are telling us. you follow the debris, what's it telling you? ♪ and if you follow the logic, you begin to see pieces that are telling you a story. as we were progressing through the left-wing reconstruction, you can see these burned tiles, this reinforced carbon-carbon, looks l

one filmmaker who i've always admired is ron howard."splash", "the da vinci code". he even created the classic film genre: "movie about a swimming pool that turns old guys a little younger." and his latest project is "jim henson: idea man," a joyful examination of henson's life. much more respectful than my henson documentary, "jim: the guy with his hand up kermit's butt." i've always wanted to work with ron, so i called him up to ask if he'd like to guest direct an episode of "the late show." he didn't answer, but i left a message with his assistant, and a few months later, there was some back and forth and eventually, he said "fine." so tonight, i am excited to preview his latest project. this is... ♪ ♪ >> i was so honored that stephen invited me to guess direct "the late show." >> ron howard has done everything, historical drama, epic fantasy, action fillers that backtrack, even a disney princess movie, cinderella man. >> i don't think stephen has seen cinderella man. >> stephen: welcome one and all to "the late show"! >> i'm excited

any ron? i asked her what it will mean for ron if either of the reformist or the hotline. when's the run off next week and becomes president? well, i think that there is, there is no hope for really change. there will be very little change for several reasons. i mean, is position was allowed to run and i don't think it was about to run to open up internally. he, there are structural obstacles. put set in by design, by the founders of based on the public to prevent a serious change. so he may, i mean, we may have few or more. i need to police. we may have a few or fewer sensors, publications, but only no. i don't think there will be my change. know this election, so the lowest ever poll turnout any, ron, is i understand to that over a 1000000 ballots. with boiled a few days ago. you tweeted many iranians have given up on these elections for a good reason and tell us what that reason is as well there. there are several reasons. i mean it's a long list of reasons, but the 1st one is that they hav

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because the ron dancing is bound. many people still do it and opposite the videos as a form of protest, but un, for more freedom, especially women whose lives have drastically changed for the worse since the rainy and revenue. so now many a protest in the secrecy at hu, unapproved. there's so much things i can say with that with, with my art for him and to touch people and to inform people the, the ability i have to actually have a voice here and to be dancing on the stage freely available in the a video in a saw kind of our as on our way to rehearsals at the door to open the gym and opera . the 28 year old as a dancer at the stats spun at the berlin state ballet. she was born in very simple sweden and has been daunting all her life. as a teenager, she then studied at various national ballets across your parents, come from a ron, but she only ever visited the country as a baby. now she lives the life of a professional battery. i mean, i've always been surrounded with knowing how women are being oppressed and you're wr

so the lowest ever poll turnout any, ron is i understand to that over a 1000000 ballots. with boiled a few days ago, you twisted many iranians have given up on these elections for a good reason. tell us what that reason is as well there. there are several reasons . i mean, it's a long list of reasons, but the 1st one is that they have lost hope in old factions of their routing and eat. and they can run for office themselves. they can't form for the 12 parties. and they have tried to various factions of the, of their who didn't get it. and each time they have been disappointed. that's one reason the corruption, the blatant corruption that they see as people are more poor, poor and poor. and you know, less able to make, make ends meet is also one of the reasons. but also there have been several protests and the protests have been nationwide since 2017. at each time each time they have been view crackdowns the and the many people are cute, hundreds killed. and as the daughter of a woman who was killed in care much on in 2022 posted between us and the ballots box. there is, t

ron howard is joining us. [ cheers and applause ] legendary. love ron howard. see them in the hit netflix series, "baby reindeer," richard gadd and jessica gunning are here. [ cheers and applause ] "baby reindeer!" >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: quick chat before we start the show. i thought that my modelling days were through. >> steve: really? >> jimmy: yeah, but thanks to my friends over at kith and taylormade, i'm now an international golf model. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: yeah. look at this. >> steve: wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. my friends over at kith, they said, "hey, we want to do this -- we want you to be the face of kith and taylormade. do you want to fly to pebble beach?" the golf course, yeah. and -- and we'll have -- they don't even let people golf on pebble beach. they let me not only golf there, but take photos and do a a whole photoshoot. look at this. look at me swing. [ cheers and applause ] whoa, higgins, ready for this one? >> steve: whoa! >> jimmy: what are you -- whoa, okay! [ cheers and applause ] hold on! >> steve: sizzlin'.

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and so you had the mohammed mirandi political analyst and the to ron university professor. thank you so much for your insights on this. thank you. wally anti war stance of properties. spotty. struck a chord with the vote as across the easy over the weekend with the old established god being delta, bloody nose, as in europe in parliament elections, of the french president's party for it so badly that the pump it's leader to call a snap election at home hawkeye might have my coin denied, he would quit if things don't go his way. as the president must take his place, the future of the republic of the institutions of the country of europe is at stake . national rally doesn't write the constitution. the place of legislative institutions is determined and the place of the president no matter what the results of the elections to for me, it's inviolable. what black hole is saying there is that he is not going to resign . if he loses twice to nothing depends anti establishment national riley party 1st at the you level. and then again at the national level and the staff election that

and as today, ron, along with some big countries in the framework of multilateralism mechanisms, such as the seo and breaks on 6 synergy with all the powers to confront. american unilateralism is a reality. if independent states and big powers, such as a round brush of china and other powers share the capacity using the framework of the seo and breaks it wouldn't take long for the power of sanctions to be reduced at can of course the financial and banking mechanisms that americans have made by the will bank or international money, free funds have managed create opportunities for them for a period of time. but the determination of independent states and the framework of breaks would be dollarization of the economic and trade ties. and also the creation of independent institutions, such as the brakes bank enables these countries to get rid of their reliance on the west and capacities. and these countries have disabilities. when you pay attention, you say the c a will bricks, the biggest producers of the world's oil and gas that is around in russia are present. and also the biggest consu

i would not write off ron desantis because trump is thinking about it. >> that's a good point about ronesantis there was rivals in the past but president trump as deep respect for ron desantis and the way he conducted his state leading to freedom in the blue wall of tierney and the rest of the country and i think they made amends but the rulebook with vice president has been thrown out with trump. typically when you pick your running mate is to be the attack dog for you, trump is his own attack dog he doesn't actually need that. in the past front runner in running mates chosen to capture other demographics that the candidate could not capture on their own i think mike pence did that with evangelicals in deep red america does a been suspended and trump could surprise us i think jd vance is in line with his populist platform and he represents the rust belt. maria: it would ever be jd vance or ron desantis, don't forget what trump told me in my interview in february and i asked her what is the criteria you are looking for the vp candidate, that person needs to get in on day one to be presi

maria: i would say that is true hillary, thanks very much hillary vaughn joining me noww ron johnsonomeland security budget finance committees what is your reaction to all of this hillary is reporting. >> good morning first of all people need to realize president biden and colleagues in congress democrat colleagues in congress they want an open border they caused this problem, i mean zealots -- not acting with urgencies what they wanted shouldn't surprise, six, seven, eight million in this country shouldn't surprise more than 150 nations sent not necessarily best people, venezuelan opening up jails in have mental institutions going to see members of gangs most horrific brutal gangs in mexico central america in this country, you take a look at horrific crimes committed by money cities are what is sad about this, they shouldn't have happened these, you know that little 12-year-old girl laken riley people should be alive living their lives but they are not because joe biden, and democrat colleagues in congress wants open border caused this problem i cannot that emphasize enough not that

el gobernador ron desantis declarÓ estado de emergencia en varios condados.el elevado nÚmero de cruces, ya enfrenta una demanda de una coaliciÓn de organizaciones por inmigrantes por limitar las solicitudes de asilo. el terror en tila. miles de residentes del poblado en chiapas huyeron de una banda criminal que asesinÓ gente y les quemÓ autos, negocios y casas. pero muchos otros se quedaron en una comunidad que hoy parece abandonada tras una guerra. aqÍi tenemos sus testimonios y en exclusiva para un medio en espaÑol noticias telemundo entrevista al senador marco rubio sobre su nominaciÓn como vicepresidente para trump y tambiÉn otros temas de importancia para la comunidad latina. asÍ comenzamos. noticias telemundo en la noche con aranza loizaga. bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos. comenzamos con la emergencia al sur de florida declarada por el gobernador ron desantis en varios condados. esto por cuenta de un sistema que tiene 8 millones de personas bajo vigilancia de inundaciones. sin embargo, medio millÓn se encuentra bajo aviso de inundaciones d

he's joining us from a to ron body q. take us through the latest developments in the writing and capital. the little uh, the latest updates are released by the election headquarters. uh was uh that uh, over 19000000 votes have already been counted. um, something around for me uh more 1000000 votes uh far to be counted and we're waiting for the final result that will show um how many votes each candidates has garnered. now based on the latest update, my soup position under reform is candidates, has a secure 8300000 votes. site jelly is in 2nd place with a 7 point. 1000000 votes moment above the volume off with 2600000 volts. and we'll stuff up for him on monday. just 1810588158000 votes. now, the voter turnout, the unofficial statistics, are at about a 40 percent, but we have to wait until the vote counting is officially finished. and then we will have the exact turnout now based on what we see now. the possibility of the election going to a 2nd round is eminence in this regard. we are now jo joined by mr. means is uh, hol

i wanna talk cash out of kathy, as you mentioned, the islamic republic of a ron as an independent and powerful state in the world of multilateralism moves on this past the different potentials in different parts of the world. by the end of the case and empowerment, in fact, what as priorities that are on support and policy within this framework, different countries in latin america, in different countries, in africa, all the priority of the foreign policy on the atlantic republic. oh, wrong. we have very perfect capacities, but you can only cooperation with bike less than america and africa. all of these capacities combine the result and the empowerment of these countries for the development and progress, and consequently make them strong. most stable against neo colonial is our team during the time of prison, right? siegel less than american african countries were among the top priorities to economic cooperation on the islamic republic of a wrong. and this policy will consist of 15 years. we've also seen reports that some western countries i've sent a letter of concern that runs via

as a teenager, she then studied at various national ballets across here in the parents come from a ron. but she only ever visited the country as a baby. now she left the life of a professional battery. i mean, i've always been surrounded with knowing how women are being oppressed in the wrong. they have to be forced to wear a head scarf or a he job. and this has been quite normal for me like a growing up and i've never thought too much about it. but that changed when protests began any wrong. now she's in touch with the children starting school into iran. i just realized how i feel so distant from this country um the people and how unfair it is to, to be around in girl like any or iranian girl in iran. but living here and to have the privileges i do have here, which they wish to have there. i've had contact with this girl. now, since the pandemic and i said i wanted to actually travel during these years to to go there and to maybe give them trespass and give them workshop to teach them and maybe have a collaboration. she's actually, i'm sorry, trying to to have a phone call. so but now

any ron, you say we should. we know that the iranian statehood is very stable. that the too many, we're aware how the executive and the power system in iran are working. i've listed in the we know that it's not just the president and his colleagues who worked on formalizing because you see the supreme leader is also playing a significant role in that regard station. and so we're waiting for the elections of the next president to have to and i look forward to meeting the new president over on different international events, including the shanghai cooperation organization and the brain was assigned to it. and i'm confident that we will find common ground, and we'll follow up on these projects so whose foundations were laid by the late president vices. and millions of people around the world are opposing the attacks against the guys and people which is amount to the level of genocide right now. and then once russia has a way for his intent to play that role in the solution of the situation right now, having gaza and do you have any intention to also get the securit

>> brian: you brought up, ron desantis said, donovan donald td not lockup hillary clinton like he said he would. would he this time? watch. >> i beat her, it is easier when you win. they said, lock her up and i could have done it, i felt it would have been a terrible thing and then this happened to me. so i may feel differently, i am not sure i can answer the question. hillary clinton, people said lock her up, then we won. i said openly, all right, relax, make our country great.

talk der on brown steen about ron brown saenz articles big stuff has happened like big unprecedentedpening. why does or doesn't it have an impact? >> yeah, i think each man's vulnerabilities is limiting the impact of the others. i mean, you know, you look at this verdict, the guilty verdicts against trump, and i think it is clearly going to weaken him. i mean, a majority of americans and repeated poles have said they believed the verdicts were correct, but by itself, it is not going to strengthen biden and what, you have is a situation in which a majority of voters clearly disapprove of biden's performance majority of voters are unfavorable, the trump, the voters who i think are the most likely to be moved away from trump because of his verdict are also deeply negative about biden's performance question, whether he's too old for the job or upset that about inflation. so they are both operating against a very strong headwind that makes it i think very hard to move the race in any direction. >> what i liked about your pieces, it goes into more than just the phrase, double-haters, doubl

said wait a 2nd. arab states also help to defend is really when you ron attacked to the surprise of many that was almost lim, i the nation took up arms to defend israel. can you imagine the domestic headache difficult? how does that come about? are and erik countries and israel and the nice they fight plenty of wars. well, yes, but sometimes even the greatest enemies become friends. so let's have a look at how they came to terms with each other. and what time us, tara, a tech, and to were in gaza, new for the unlikely friendship, the burning flags and slogans against israel has been coming on the streets of arab countries for decades. to understand what's going on today. we have to go way back from the get go. palestinians and arab states were against the creation of the state of israel as proposed. and the un partition plan in 1947, all eric member states of the u. n. and a few others marked right here voted against the plan. after the whole cost, many more jewish people came to settle in palestine. the formation of israel was supposed to serve as a safe haven for jews when vancouver yo

eric states also helped to defend these ro when you ron attacked, to the surprise of many, that was what i the nation took up arms to defend israel. can you imagine the domestic headache difficult? how does that come about? are and erik countries, and israel and the lease. then they fight plenty of wars. well, yes, but sometimes even the greatest enemies become friends. so let's have a look at how they came to terms with each other. and what time us, tara, a tech, into war? and gaza, new for the unlikely friendship, the burning flags and slogans against israel has been coming on the streets of arab countries for decades. to understand what's going on today. we have to go way back from the get go palestinians and the arab states were against the creation of the state of israel as proposed in the you and partition plan. in 1947, all eric member states of t u n. and a few others marked right here voted against the plan. after the whole coast, many more jewish people came to settle in palestine. the formation of israel was supposed to serve as a safe haven for jews when bengal re on declared

ron visit tell low -- ron vitiello, see you again soon. >>> another illegal migrants has just been arrested in america. what happened, lauren? lauren: one person killed and one injured in colorado after that illegal immigrant was driving a semi truck with pipe, it rolled over. the highway closed for 12 hours. the driver is an illegal immigrant removed from the u.s. 16 times in the past 22 years. he's been on i.c.e.'s radar since 2002. removed either through deportation, drug trafficking charges or voluntarily. he's being held right now on $50,000 bail. stuart: that tells a story, doesn't it? check those futures again, please. it is the thursday morning. we've got a mixed picture. dow down 40 but nasdaq up 50 points. the opening bell is next. ♪ everybody was dancing in the moonlight. ♪ dancing in the moonlight, everybody feeling warm and bright ♪ stuart: premarket, dow down 20, s&p up 11, thes nasdaq up 56. gary kaltbaum with us this morning. are you still holding on to your big tech stocks, gary? >> yeah. we're quite happy. our nvidia now is in triple digits this year. but you can call us v

and that gift eric countries to they believe that the ron wants to dominate the middle east. as it supports, i'm groups all over the region this year brought some error countries and is really closer to the motto. the enemy of my enemy, as my friends ended, made them look so strong. elyse such as the west, which has deployed more than $30000.00 troops. in the middle east, on april 13th, iran attacked east ro to retail. the h one is for a strike on its embassy in syria. it launched more than 300 drones and missiles supported by its proxies in the region, but is really good help from several arab countries to bet night. jordan, the emirates and saudi arabia also got involved in countries such as bahrain katara into rock were as well because you as far as us use that basis there. some say it was the night when the empty rain and alliance took shape the exec data. it's about who did walked, remain unclear. it is certainly nothing that everybody does. would like to talk about they are walking a tightrope on the one side they condemn the war in gaza, in fear of backlash at home by

. >> ron smith, byron donalds, wesley hunt, tim scott, many, many others.le joe biden may be frozen in place and in time, donald trump's making some serious progress toward the oval office. that's my riff. all right. let's have some fun. with he welcome back to the show, dr. ben carson, former hud secretary and we also, an important trump surrogate, let me put that in, my pal. jaron smith, former trump policy advisor. gentlemen, good to see you. ben carson, great to see you again. were you at the detroit event any think you were according to some of the press clips. give us a little narrative, sir. >> thanks, larry, good to be with you as always. yes, i was there. detroit is my hometown. so i spoke before the roundtable and the level of enthusiasm was extremely high. people are anxious to hear what president trump has to say because they have already seen what he did in the previous administration and they were good things. you don't have to think back a long time to make the comparison and the other thing is the left is trying to make this election about a

the speaker of parliament says 2020 who previously served this the ron's mayor and police chief must suit possess key on his back by several reformers groups as well as former presidents mohammed cut on me and how sign or honey with a before miss president b might be seeing more efforts to engage with best and countries, particularly the european ones. but i'm not certain, you know, this can be successful because the failure of the next day and then the president is only the 2nd most powerful person in iran, behind the supreme leader. but the post carry significant authority within the executive power. many iranians will be hoping the president will exercise to bring change, so their lives and their country axles. i much alj a 0 for insights story. when i was bringing a panel of experts to explain the significance of these elections, we have joining us from to hold on how so that's my dion. he's a senior fellow at the center for middle east strategic studies in washington, dc. i live via is project director on the ron at the international crisis group and a former seen the, a politic

up with ron desantis?ks three inch heels is such a dick to the gay community. by the way, red, white, and blue lights on crumbling infrastructure? perfect metaphor for america. and it's so sad, because having pride colors on bridges also prevented a lot of straight people from killing themselves. guys would be like, "hey, i can't jump off this bridge, that's gay." but if you think it can't get any pettier than a ban on rainbow bridges, there's a bar in idaho saying, "hold my heterosexual beer." >> an idaho bar is offering a break from the pride push that's being forced on americans by declaring june to be heterosexual awesomeness month. the old state saloon offering deals all month long, including hetero male monday, when any heterosexual male -- get this -- who must be dressed like a heterosexual male gets a free pint of beer. >> ronny: he must dressed like a heterosexual male? so this straight bar is going to be critiquing everybody's outfits as soon as they walk in the door? it sounds super straight to

he was barred from standing in a subsequent election by ron's supreme leader. after a rift between the 2. south africa's ruling amc says president 0 run post that will not resign in order to form a coalition. the party suffered major losses and national elections. they say any demands for him to step down are a quote, no go area. the nation is entering on, charted political territory after the and the last it's decades long majority potential kingmaker and former president, jacob juma, alleges the election was rig and his threatening legal action. and suddenly there's room at south africa's table of power with results set to be officially announced. opposition. parties are relishing the ones all my d a n. c's. sudden need to focus on coalition partners. we have the web, the hip. yes. because we have our chief, our mission, even though our lifetime. and the mission was to bring the agency below 50 percent . the number 2 parties, the democratic alliance says it's weighing its options. it's talk about the government of national unity. there's truth about confidenc

i live via is project director on the ron at the international crisis group. and a former seen the, a political affairs office at the united nations. and joining us from bay. ruth, this sammy, neither is the director of the the vine to institute for strategic affairs. welcome to inside store one. let me start with us on into her on then. so how representative 1st of all, all these elections, when the list of candidates have been whittled down from 80 to just 6, jo, a, there have been all sorts of arguments on that. so you see the bar is so low. anyone can basically run for president, but bender back in process brings the number down it has in the case for over 4 decades. and the guardian cons so usually is test basically with the, with a padding process that brings up the main candidates or contenders for the president of the main numbers. i mean, the, the real, you know, name, but has some, let me jump in, even the president, senior figure is what bob from running this time. why? well, each one we, we basically don't know exactly. you see the guardian con, so

>> even before ron desantis ran, trump was really taking lots of shots at him, because he sought rons biggest opponent. but now, trump is very much going to be the republican nominee, and we hear trump on the stump repeating some of the same things that ron desantis has already signed into law in florida. those include eliminating squatters rights, those include a parental bill of rights. you know, we heard ron desantis talk about defunding schools, preventing gender and race being taught in certain ways in schools in florida, and that is something that trump is promised to do. and we've also seen that desantis has come out against the central bank of di

leading the debate prep is ron klain. a source tells nbc news biden's personal lawyer bob bauer is playing trump during the debate sessions, reprising his role from 2020. >> to be honest it's hard to say some of the things he says, some of which are very fact free. >> reporter: it's a stark contrast from former president donald trump who is holding informal policy discussions with advisers. no mock debates, while still holding public debates. the former president is fund-raising in louisiana after campaigning in pennsylvania over the weekend, mocking his opponent for not leaving camp david. >> he's sleeping now. they want to get him good and strong. >> reporter: trump teasing he's chosen his running mate and said the person will likely attend the debate in atlanta. >> do you know who your vice president is? >> in my mind, yes. nobody knows. >> reporter: among the top debate topics, the economy, immigration and reproductive rights. >> what both candidates need to do is talk about what they're going to do for the american p

reporter: biden is now settling in at camp david for days of private prep, led by former chief of staff ron klain, personal attorney bob bauer slated to play trump in mock debates. with biden's campaign focusing on framing trump as a threat to democracy and abortion rights. speaker how is the debate prep going? >> reporter: trump sources say he is getting briefed on various policy topics by several senators and is preparing to counter president biden on inflation and immigration. the former president has for months challenged biden to take a cognitive test, but suggested on thursday biden was a skilled debater. >> i assume he's going to be somebody that will be a worthy debater. yeah, i would say so. >> okay. >> i don't want to underestimate him. >> reporter: in the fundraising, trump outraised biden in may after trailing the president for months. the former president's efforts got a $50 million donation from billionaire timothy mellon, one of the largest single contributions ever. sources close to former president trump tell me they know the money rates will only wrap up this summer, and h

ron klain will be leading those sessions. trump is not planning to do any formal prep, we're told, instead, he's bouncing ideas off friends and advisers. and we're learning about the rules of this debate. we've now learned the candidates mics will only be on when it is their turn to speak. david?

ron, it is always great to see you. the word billionaire. >> you didn't. you didn't. unfortunately we did. because we have to call it like it is. >> all right, multibillionaire. >> there you go. >> so before we talk about this, i just want to know, did you guys see over the weekend the article on the front page of "the new york times," did you read "the new york times" at all? >> no. >> yes, i do. >> passing by the newsstand, you could have seen it, basically it was talking about how elon has brought the internet broadband satellite to the amazon in brazil. people don't have clothes and now they have the internet. unbelievable what he's done. unbelievable. changing the world. >> it has been a big deal in ukraine too, on the war front. before we jump into what you think about tesla and the pay package, whether you're going to vote in support of that, why don't we talk about how much you own. i was looking and it looks like -- i've known you've been a long time holder, some of your funds, 2.7%, 3%, 2.8%. the baron partner

to ron lashes out that kind of depth of branding, b, rainy and gauze core, a terrorist entity would be a radiant farm and it's recording the move in the possible we us house to begin. nancy pelosi takes aim at the chinese presidents staging, sams washington's delegation for meeting with the deadline. norma is considered as separate. this is fine. china, the a very well welcome to you is just tons full pm here in most go and you're watching on see international with the world news out date. it's good to have you with us as top story. russia on vietnam have chosen to expand the strategic partnership signing a number of defense security and even nuclear cooperation agreements as the president vladimir putin and visit the country. clement, the recently celebrated the 30th anniversary of the signing of the treaty on friendly relations between the 2 countries. this founding document opened a wide avenue for developing and strengthening a new array of the ties between our countries. it gave us strong impetus and dynamic to the development of these relations. and today with president, we made

it's the same many, ron, it's the same in various pop, other parts of the world. an issue of his job issue of economic pressure has always been used by all the presidential candidates from the time of ideas. as for example, in any 2000, he came out in the 1st election campaign and his 1st time and said, well, our problem is not really women set up, but then when he came to the office, he strengthens. and he fun that he extended the morales of so called morality police that were on the streets of the country harassing women. so these premises have been given before, but there was very little style, not very little willingness to actually implemented, meant to deliver them. they are mainly just to a drum up support, as i mentioned then bring people to the ballot box. economic situation also is the same thing. you know, people have been on there are lots of economic pressure. there is very little that any government, any wrong could do unless they normalize their relationships with the international community and as long as they don't have the power to do that econom

and that deal that seen underwriting and national, who was convicted of little crimes release to ron, is also free to swedish nationals, including a former you different, not accused of projectors across fonts, have matched against far right parties that have elections at the end of the month . demonstrates has turned out in paris and other cities against the national riley of the party, one more than 30 percent of the vote and european parliament elections. latasha boxer reports from powers to thousands of people. sales power says plus the last i blake at the start of the demonstration against the fall of rights and from for the font like it's necessary to defend freedom. we must defend it. so that, that minutes, as soon as i come from the migrant family, sometimes the behavior looks you get make you feel it is no longer friends. leading the protest fox has left wing alliance that includes the socialist screens and communists. the entertain the idea that these people will seize power in a country like france, because it would never entertain the idea that racism, discrimination on th

why should it, ron? observe it if everyone is leaving the field. but in general, some kind of mechanism should be found that would be stable if it was to go. it's clear to everyone today the sign the deal to tomorrow, they leave it that it's how can we work with task force? we're always being told that trust is so important. where is the trust here? it cannot come from nowhere. one administration left and the other came in this and all their previous obligations are thrown out of the window. just like today, everyone is thinking about their own topics and i'm thinking about mind pursuant my colleagues from the united states asked about possible agreements with ukraine. well, yes, we have come to almost signing the agreement with the printer. well, at the behest of the us and the u. k, and the way it was all thrown out. and how can we agree today and how can we negotiate today? the, to the current leadership of ukraine decided not to be elected. now it's a big question. now there's article $1.00 oh $3.00 at least screening constitution because even

it says that ron will be holding a run of presidential election on july. the 5th, as no candidates has secured 50 percent of the votes. so that results came pretty quickly. we were looking at around 40 percent of the votes having being counted and then submit jumps to all of the votes being counted. and yet no single candidates managed to get the 51 percent that was needed for an outright. when so we all now hearing just being announced entire on by the election headquarters that need the candidates, the one outright. so my suit for this can the prove a form is kind of that i'm side to legally the hard line. conservative kinds that will be going to a runoff on friday last spring and say no to now see is that for us, dana, we just missed the announcements of the results, but we've just managed to count johnson and we care that that will indeed be a run of, as we thought from the selection yes, neither one of the leading candidates managing to secure a 50 percent of the votes, but the reform is candidates, has their shan, leading by 1000000 volts. so we are

there could be no grievances against the ron in this regard to the united states, a window laterally decided to withdraw from that issue and the europeans continue to demand that iran execute fully to this obligations. well, please forgive me now, but this is some garbage and absurd. the rod did not step out from the deal with the former us president. it's donald trump decided to withdraw from the deal. and european said, oh yes, that's not quite right to us 6000, but you are radians. who observe it all to the why would they do that? well, it just sounds a little, but it's the key actor stepped out of the deal. why would around there the serving those demands as i was we asked to ron, and we try to convince, draw not to take any action, click sudden move. so it's not just stepped out of the deal and not to exacerbate relations with the lack of skill. well, i'm going to do this as an open secret. all reveal it to me. we're also asking the around in leadership to keep. com could you think would be even better for you to observe the agreement with luxury. but i was thinking of myself wh

all right, that was our ti corresponded monday up a c on reporting from to ron. thanks a lot for bringing us that very critical perspective. stay with us here at our to international, both on air and online for the latest developments on a runs highly anticipated election results. the we go now to the us where joe biden is scrambling to manage the damage following his collaborative, showing at the presidential debate with donald trump, where the us president is struggling to keep up with his opponent. 2 the when we get the money, however, are not convinced with the new york times. editorial boards now calling for joe biden to drop out of the 2024 presidential race altogether. the president appeared on thursday night as the shadow of a great public servant. he struggled to explain what he would accomplish in the 2nd term. he struggled to respond to mister strums publications. he struggled to hold mr. trump accountable for his life, his feelers and his children plans more than once. he struggled to make it to the end of a sentence. mainstream media outlets are admi