is roving. this is an all hands on deck situation because the fire risk. >> reporter: with the exception of gilroy, fireworks are illegal in all corners of santa clara county. there's an ordinance that allows the county to hold property owners accountable. the santa clara fire department say they are staffing up to make sure they're prepared for the worst. >> thanks to the reports from our community members, we are using location data provided to create hotspot maps. >> reporter: in san jose, they are asking if you see something, say something. >> reporter: the agencies say the safest celebration is to leave the fireworks to professionals. there will be several shows throughout the bay area. they are setting up tents and tables. >> reporter: holiday plea to keep everyone safe. >>> there are so many events happening this weekend across the bay area. we created a list. it's a long one. there is all the bay area celebrations. you can head to kntv . >>> a new flavor of tobacco ban in san jose. counc

you've got rove this past week. you had "the wall street journal," the new york post. you had fox news not covering live any of trump's return to washington d.c. all cracks, i think, in the conservative media armor that here to fhave been responsive t rump. >> you have t-- does it feel lie the former president is in a more precarious place now than a few weeks ago. >> absolutely. to have former cabinet members testify with probably derogatory information about against him, especially the way that mnuchin has been speaking and also we have from the reporting by karl rove, where we have the reporting by jonathan karl there's a lot of information they can provide that's not going to be looking good if the president and the fact they're coming in now and not necessarily under subpoena, there's no evidence that they're subpoenaed, that they're cooperating with the committee is very important. >> it seems like a foregone conclusion the former president will run again. do you think it helps or hurts the republican party if he announces before the midterms? >> i think it's a b

i think the bigger picture is that you've got rove this past week. you had "the wall street journal." you had the "new york post." you had fox news not covering live any of trump's return to washington, d.c., all cracks, i think, in the conservative media armor that hereto forhave been very close to donald trump. >> you have the possibility of mnuchin, pompeo talking to the january 6th committee. does it feel like the president is in a more precarious place to you -- the former president, i should say, is in a more precarious place than he was a few weeks ago? >> yeah, i think absolutely. to have these cabinet members come in, former cabinet members, and testify with probably derogatory information against them, especially the way mnuchin has been speaking. and the way we have reporting by karl rove -- when we have the reporting by jonathan carl, there's a lot of information they can provide that's not going to be looking good for the president. and the fact that they're coming in now, and not necessarily under subpoena, that they're cooperating with

a lot of americans think if you overturn rove he weight suddenly abortion is illegal, not true. overturning rove he weight would establish the status quo and reestablish abortion as a subject regular bowl by state law and you would have vast differences. you would have one abortion regime in louisiana and one in new york and they would bear no resemblance to one another. >> a lot of people on the left are in favor of all of the above, abortion rights if you want to put it that way, looking forward to it because they believe it will energize suburban women going into the 22 elections. this is another debate, argument are going to be made on this but it is going to turn into a fight given how emotional this issue is. >> host: people are emotional about peanut butter these days. you can imagine what it will be like, june 2022. >> host: you have a lot of faith in the court system. >> i have minimal faith in the other two branches of government. my view is that if we are going to have limited government it depends on the supervision of democracy by the judiciary. congress will not li

and officials even refused to take a group photo with a law rove. a boy caught, which was reportedly initiated by the us secretary of state antony blinking. now, for his part, russia's foreign minister has said that the west puts its ideology above any of the grand idea of the issues sitting on the board. taking the liberty of reminding on western colleagues about what they have been saying all these previous months and asking them to decide what they actually want. if it's paste or then it should crane, which is stop them if they want your crimes victory of a rush on the battlefield instead. then i guess there is nothing to talk about with the west. because such an approach means they are not allowing ukraine to move towards peace and this west and geometry demonstrate that the main thing here is the ideology. instead of a concern for ukrainian citizens, the country itself, or even european security as a whole. not political and foreign policy expert super a come out due to believes that the looming food crisis must be address that, that g, 20 minu

this is sort of a lab rove, who's also warned that western states will to take the shipment of grain under their full control. so the, so sort of the woods this last for the use of good supplies of russian grains. there are no barriers on our side or was that the west has imposed restrictions on our ships or stock in the access to ports. restricting financial payments for the transit include supplies such we have drawn attention to this or this includes situations in the black sea. if the west wants to get the grain out there so badly in need to make clear that the mind, the black sea ports and that is ship leave for the territorial waters of ukraine's or with us all and russia for the help. turkey is ready to ensure the security of such convoys in the open sea of the problem is that our western colleagues want to create an international monitoring mechanism for this process. more clearly striving to set up this mechanism with the participation of nato's navy slenderness talked about this recently. and we clearly understand just exactly what they want. now said caleb has held talks w

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we're all over it with connell mcshane and what the numbers are show, karl rove on why history may be repeats. welcome, everybody. i'm neil cavuto. let's spell out where we are right now with connell mcshane. >> the consumer is really feeling it. not in a good way. in a perfect world, americans would have slowly built confidence back post pandemic. there's now the new signs where actually that we're going back in time instead of moving forward. look at this chart. today's reading on consumer confidence, the lowest since february of last year. mostly because people continue to say their present situation, how they are right now, is getting worse, thanks in large part to inflation. >> too much of a hassle. we have two kids, both work. drive to a different supermarket, go somewhere else or look for savings. we're biting the bullet. >> everything is more expensive. supplies for him. >> i spend a lot of money on blackberries and cherries. so i'm cutting back on my fancy fruits. >> for those worried about recession, walmart's profit forecast didn't help. gigantic retailer that is the larges

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i eventually came into contact with one of bullied and former directors rove the sped buried. was one of those responsible for shipping the toxic sludge to our rica. ah ha ha. we led us to wagner. he returned to over eager because he wanted to see with his own eyes the consequences of his decision. ah, i am the sick over there where it says casey stain. you who got my children used to play there in about a few of them. but where did you hear about the young man who died of the tumor in his head? he was also poisoned. no one ever told him what was going on. the doctors in santiago didn't say anything because they said it would just affect the people here . man, easy g o, b, 10 year old children have to take these 3 months and the doctor see that they're insulin resistant. i don't understand what's happening here. there are so many drugs in examination with what i don't understand this a long time. elicit ross is rove. he doesn't speak spanish. laura? beth? yes. well metre, vignette. this one. she had to have surgery today because of the toxic waste or extra nipples grew on her

o ellis ross is rove. he doesn't speak spanish. laura, bye. beth? yes. well, metre. c then yes, this, i mean, she had to have surgery, they, because of the toxic waste extra nipples grew on her year after mamma. that's why she had surgery did. if she got pregnant, all of these nipples would have produced milk. that's why they had to be removed. i found a c. m. at it. it isn't your fault that i can't remember. no, i wouldn't say that. but i feel terribly sad about this and that and very, very angry. if i had made a different decision, though, none of this material would ever have been sent here. not much own again. and when the lumina, when he came here to our account, when you eat, tommy came to my house, and we talked for quite a while. they all explained the deal to us and we have to tell them who am i remember that he was very emotionally affected after visiting the area and talking to the young people there after that experience. and i think that he said the bulletin has to address the damage done to the people there. for me. it was a question of justice and he i

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so he left rove has kicked off his africa trip by meeting with egyptian officials in cairo. he told them russian grain exporters are committed to fulfilling their export obligations, following fridays yard nations back grain agreement between russia and ukraine. of is set to visit if you appear uganda, uganda, and congo. 10 people have died and several more injured after part of a mountain collapse that a chinese coal mine authorities are investigating what caused the accident took place in the northwestern province of gun soup. binding accidents are not uncommon in china, where the industry often struggles with port safety records. officials at the british french border channel at dover, say operations are slowly returning to normal. for days of lengthy delays in i kingdom blames the french for not writing enough staff at the border. crossing french authorities say new border checks after the u. k. left. the european union are causing bottlenecks. in the philippines. re people have been killed in a shooting at a university in the capital manila. the incident happened as stu

that rove is in african is set to visit ethiopia, uganda, uganda, and congo. next, pope francis is on his way to canada, where he is expected to apologize to members of indigenous communities over abuse abuses committed by the catholic church. acadian government commission in 2021, found that generations of indigenous children suffered physical and sexual abuse in state funded schools, run by the church, maritime charities, and coast guard ships rescued over a 1000 people in the central mediterranean organization. see, watch say they saved more than 400 migrants and 4 separate operations migrants were trying to cross mediterranean from northern africa to europe. one state of emergency has been declared in part of california, as while fire spreads rapidly. the oak fire, as has been ne, broke out near yosemite national park, is threatening thousands of homes, as well as one of the most famous trees in the world. mm. this fire is closing in on the largest wealth of giant sequoias india, semi t national park fire fighters are hoping to protect these ancient trees.

you guys are all the same. >> martha: joining us now, karl rove. fox news contributor.have you here this afternoon. i'm wondering from your former role, if you're a senior adviser to this president and this is the barrage that is out there and the president from everything he says is determined to hang in there, what -- how do you handle that? >> well, they put themselves in this box. he had a chance to say at the beginning of this presidency, i'm a transitional figure. my job is to work hard and bring the country together the next four years and i'm going to do that. realistically, do we expect him to be a presidential candidate in 2024? no. a new quinnipiac poll, 74% don't want him to run in 2024. after this election, which the democrats will lose the house and potentially lose the senate, the president of the united states will signal that he's not going to be a candidate and he will spend the final two years of his term doing what we thought he would do, move the country together by working across party lines. the notion that, you know -- it's pile-on time and there

karl rove with this. >> we are here, penmanship. see are a lot of democrats are starting to say, he's not a good leader and i'm not going to show up, something is going on and the logical conclusion of this terrible political strategy the white house has been following for essentially the last year. >> harris: need to get karl rove a highlighter to highlight abandoned ship because it is happening. we will get to brian kilmeade but i want to get to beat her to see outside of the white house. >> -- peter doocy outside of the white house. >> when he ran for president it was to unite the country, but things remain divided today. as it turns out, that is even among members of his own party because nvc is now quoting an anonymous emma craddock lawmaker as saying the following "there is a benefit to having the president out there every day using his executive power to show the country you are fighting for them and it's almost like he is hiding. he has the bully pulpit and either hiding behind it were under it. i don't know where he is. and

let's bring in karl rove. his wall street journal columnist and fox news contributor.r advisor to president george w bush. thank you for being here. we have the biden recession, carl, as if he did not have enough problems, no president since fdr has ever been reelected having had a recession in their first term. and biden is no fdr. >> know he definitely is not. let's be honest, it has been clear almost of the moment he took the oath of office it was very unlikely the democrats would nominate him in 2024 at the age of 82. he was arty having difficulty streaming together two sentences readily been invalidated by that last year end a half. he will not be the nominee in 2024 and they were better off, in my opinion, having said we're going to make that decision later. were going to focus all of our energy and efforts in achieving what we said were going to do in the campaign, unite the country and move forward. david: i could one similar occasion that is on march 31 -- 1968 when then president johnson shocked the nation by telling us all the following, roll tape. >> i shal

. >> jesse: joining me now karl rove former deputy chief of staff to george w.karl, this is pretty shady for these two. >> hold on one minute, johnny, johnny, i will call you back in just a minute. [laughter] >> jesse: don't -- he better not dare, karl. >> he said he would earlier in the hour when he was in charge and not at 7:40 but at 6:10. >> jesse: i know you have an early bed night, karl. do you see this as probably one of the most traitorous, vp and governor campaigning while president is overseas. >> this has probably been going on for while. what are the odds that joe biden is going to be the nominee in 2024? i think this. i think zero chance. and, as a result, i think that for a long while people have been sort of jockeying around. we have seen pritzker going here and poulos, governor of california talking about the governor of illinois talking about it newsom running television ads in florida. kamala harris going back to los angeles and to northern california a lot. i mean, she and mrs. geddy and and mrs. jobs are very close long-time friends and assoc

karl rove wrote a wall street journal op-ed asking where trump's campaign donations are going?o read it twice. karl rove, i've been asking where trump donations are going, but i'm pretty sure karl is not on my research team. what do you think, when a guy like that, is asking these questions publicly. >> look it's punching holes through what trump thought would be like a sound firm standing he has within the republican party. it's clearly reiterating the division between conservative long-standing republicans and trump republicans that we know trump has benefited from, having that stronghold on the part, but it is showing that he is losing that supports. and i appreciate the questions being asked. and based on this op-ed, we know the money can be used for 2024. and we know he is not giving it to candidacies endorsed. so is this just a temporary bank account for future legal battles? i don't know what trump is doing with it, but i can tell you it's probably up to no good. >> show me the money. i would show like to see it. juanita, thank you for joining us tonight, tim as well, go

through the board to get a better life for their families or get away from hunger or get away from roving gangs that help them hostage and killed their children. cybersecurity comes from all over the world and it's not easy to go after and that's a big focus of the committee right now. keeping your information, your credit card safe. keeping hospitals running, power plants, all of those things that can be attacked through the cyber sphere. host: i apologize, i have to interrupt you because the house is coming in, as you know. but we really appreciate your time this morning. all of you members of congress are very busy.

and by the way, can we tee up karl rove?t the quality of life issues in those red states and the results from that. listen. >> the whole range of quality of life issues is drawing people away from the coast and to states like florida and texas and the center of the country in part because people want to have a better quality of life for their family and greater chance of good prosperity. >> sandra: and that's the state a couple years now. >> bill: i take florida in february. you always think new york city will come back and come back strong. >> sandra: you have been a big believer. >> bill: i have been, i agree with you. i think we are at the bottom, i don't know, could it get worse here, i guess it could. talk about the crime issues and the quality of life in manhattan as opposed to two and a half years ago. you think we are at the bottom but a chance we can go lower. >> sandra: you have to get the workers back. you are starting to see the restaurants fill back up, you would agree with that. >> bill: midtown and some neighb

there is no accumulation of any strike groups along the border, they have these, one by one, such rovingnits that move along the border and fire at our equipment periodically arrives in the territory of the sumy region, but it is simply unloaded in the border territories of the russian federation and continues to follow towards the kharkiv luhansk regions recently there are fewer and fewer such events, and the fact that we see that their ground operation in the south and the east of ukraine is now slowing down, we understand that they have no forces there. we are now counting the number of objects that have been destroyed, it is already 2.5 thousand objects objects that are either destroyed or seriously damaged, they are all entered into a single database maintained by the office of the president of ukraine for the sumy region, only material damage is more than uah 20 billion , about 300,000 people have left the sumy region, and about 200,000 journalists from russian publications have already returned the media zone and the bbc, together with volunteers, established according to open dat

and the reason you still do that now climate change is having a strong impact. roving climate change is to blame with. and that means we are to play our children. we humans, costless. and we just keep going as before. all to linda, so damn, was completed in 1992 at the time it was deemed a great feat of engineering, portugal built at right by the border. it's still one of the country's largest hydro power plants eat in a. so martin, you remember when the dam was built, she's from portugal and understands the feelings of her spanish neighbors who had their properties flooded. but she says they have no reason to complain. but that of one who caused this one to beginning, they were compensated, willing, aided delete. they received a lot of money, even for shanties and chicken cape long. the rhine allowed them to build big houses afterwards. rather lewis homer. the native cathedrals, paco's parents used the money to build a new home higher up to day pucker lives there alone. all that survived of his old village are a few momentos photos and his 50 year old home videos i'm getting on the

karl rove weighs in just ahead.ut first, a california school official is under fire for telling students who don't want to wear masks in the classroom to just stay home. >> students and parents who don't want to wear a mask indoors in school, are there any other options for them? >> they can opt not to return to the regular school but to go to the school where they don't have to go to school at all other than via zoom. >> and not comfortable with that, what should they do? >> just make it known they don't feel comfortable at that point just not return. >> john: just not return to school. sharon whitehurst payne saying the students who want to stay maskless can do so but have to learn remotely via zoom. this after the district reimposed an indoor mask mandate to the end of the summer. that's the summer school period due to a recent spike in covid cases. guess who has something to say about this? >> sandra: parents, wow, and researchers and medical professionals. researchers are saying students will take three plus ye

you have a roving band of people spreading misinformation being whisked into the white house not underances, that is wrong. all of this is being normalized. i think that is a significant threat. we are teetering on the edge and for people who don't understand that, this is the moment to wake up, that we are teetering on the edge when it comes to the underpinnings of our democracy. geoff: hugo, in the 30 seconds left, i mentioned at the outset this is likely the final hearing, but we heard from committee members today it might not be. what more should we expect? hugo: according to my sources, there may be a second set of hearings towarthe end of august. it is an ongoing investigation, that's what we keep hearing. geoff: thank you so much for being with us. ♪ online now... for more coverage of the january 6th hearings, inuding a look at the witnesses who've been called to testify, visit pbs.org/newshour. and that's our show for tonight. i'm geoff bennett. for all of us at "pbs news weekend" thanks for spending part of your sunday with us. weekend" has been provided by -- -- >> major fund

but after wrapping up his visit to the republic of congo, love rove will travel to ethiopia anew gander. our correspondent will, of course, bring you all the latest on the visit. as it continues in the dumbass, heavy artillery fire exchange has intensified across the length of the front line. the russian defense ministry says the artillery together with a long range, missiles have hit a large number of targets on ukrainian territory, including control senses ammunition. defoe's military hardware on a ship in the ports of a death in the guns republic artillery units have been using shells filled with leaflets, urging kids forces to surrender. ortiz sog on her dia visit is one such units fighting bridges on, on the dunbar. frontline with artillery playing the crucial role. the queen in forces are bombarded daily including with these $122.00 millimeter shells containing propaganda leaflets. let on an intense artillery battles are currently ongoing between our lu ganske forces and the ukranian military. what a shilpa shot the la guns can republics militia forces are now showing the ukrainia

moscow says a deal to resume shipments from vaccine port still stands. foreign minister certainly love rove, whose on an african tool says there are no barriers to great exports. but he says there's nothing in the agreement that prevents russia from attacking military infrastructure. john hendrick has more for us on this from keith. while the infrastructure minister for ukraine says, the 1st shipments will come out of the churn, moore's port on the black sea this week. and he hopes to have shipments out of all 3 ports on the black sea by next week. that includes the port at odessa that was struck on saturday by russian forces. they say they struck to what they call legitimate military targets. one a warship. the other one, a storage facility for american made missiles, but elaborate the foreign minister of russia has said that there is no bar to the grain being shipped out. this is tons and tons of ukrainian grain that has been held in these ports, potentially causing a world food shortage because it has been too unsafe for them to ship that grain out. well, now they've got this agreement w

to hire foreign mercenaries on the london insist he was a humanitarian worker. ortiz from on cost rove as more 1st from the bus. according to the human rights, almost women of the nice people's republic zarina morales, of british officials, including the foreign office, were embassy in moscow. and even some members of the british shall parliament or all notify that people who re was actually captured. and she also added that said during the initial medical checkup pull yury was diagnosed with a number of for chronic illnesses. and i'm going to outline just us some of them for you that includes insulin dependent diabetes. i'm damage to the respiratory system, kidneys, and a number of diseases to the cardiovascular system as well. now she said that is a british officials were also notified about his illnesses, however, that it had been a no reaction to the news of his capture or about his illnesses and, and his people's republic. prosecutor's office also confirmed that he did indeed died from our chronic diseases and they also shared some details about the charges that he was presented w

the africans to use their own resources. often wrapping up his visit to the republic of congo, love rove, will travel to ethiopia and uganda. and of course, our correspondent will bring you all the latest on the visit as it continues bought him in the landscape, cold to brazilian president j. a both scenario to join in sanctions against russia appears to fall on death is as the brazilian leader again, that his country is not going to change his current position of equal corporation with all countries. those little rumors that we will not adhere to economic sanctions, we continue our balanced position. if i didn't have this balanced position, do you think we would have fertilizers in the country? brazil has faced condemnation from the united states and its allies over its done on russia. the country's president not only refused to impose sanctions, but also met with vladimir putin, despite warnings from the white house. brazil however faces serious economic challenges relates to inflation and a decline in economic growth. some reports indicate that over 30000000 people faced living in hun

okay, well, you spoke a bit about what circ a lab rove said in relation to the west. but what else did he talk about in terms of cooperation between russia and countries in, for example, africa and asia? right. so as you know, there were successful talks and meetings with russia, don and turkey, russia, anita, on, just secured a $40000000000.00 deal. what for gas? so russia has a lot of markets in the east. they don't have time to really be focused on the west is back and forth and they're blame game, so to speak. and in africa, there has been this long cooperation towards the colonization. going back to the ussr, russia has long been cooperative and trying to establish a more equal relationship between africa and russia. whereas the west has tried to tell these african countries who to talk to. and frankly, there has been the situation right now in many countries in africa where there have been long queues for gas and food shortages that have been affecting this. these countries from the conflict because night we have had good relations with africa since sylvia times

now for his part lab rove says that the west puts its own ideological priorities above the peace efforts for ukraine. yeah, fit in the form taken the liberty of reminding western colleagues about what they have been saying all these previous months and asking them to decide what they actually want. if it's piece to finish crime, which is not. and i feel if they want your crime victory of a rush on the battlefield instead, i guess there is nothing to talk about with the west. because such an approach means they are not collab ukraine to move toward the piece. and this western geometry demonstrate that the main thing here is the ideology, instead of a concern for ukrainian citizens, the country itself, or even european security alcoholism, much hello. well, that says us senators meet with president the lensky in kiev, highlighting the importance of washington support for ukraine. but it appears that not every battle should be sought with weapons, with one sen cooling, full hand to hand fighting long range. artillery is very, very important. but so is the hand to hand insurgency that we are

s. supreme court overturned rove s way the landmark pulling that guaranteed abortion rights in poland has also restricted access to the procedure. is obviously boston at chrissy when it comes to reproductive rights. kathleen, how does that then translate into a broader patterns of inequity? i think one of the most fascinating things to think about and to look at when we're, when we're examining population, trying to understand what they tell us about persistent inequities across society. whether that's inequities in reproductive rights and reproduce access to reproductive health care, which is still a huge problem for many people from young women and girls around the world who would like to be able to delay pregnancy or away pregnancy, but don't have access to meaningful information and services that would enable them to achieve reproductive autonomy. there's a very basic fundamental human right for reproductive autonomy that hundreds of millions of people around the world still do not have. it also tells us a lot about gender inequity and the ways in which girls, hundreds of millions

defined administrative borders, at least they don’t have this even in donetsk, and secondly, any rovingare attacking our territories and we you nuclear weapons will no longer work all this will not work in moscow, this is perfectly understanding that every scrap has such a jelly on the head and they have already been shown that therefore everything depends on the speed of the deoccupation of these territories, although i must admit that people are in a difficult situation . everyone has their own circumstances. older people are the same. the story is the same as in donetsk, but in this case it is serious. it differs in that here it is just russia, well, absolutely nothing was covered up. this is an open criminal occupation of the seizure of the territory of ukraine, so let them shove all the geographical boundaries into their methods, everything will be solved by the armed forces of ukraine and our partners, well, even more so, these geographical boundaries have already been violated since 24 although they articulated that this was a military special operation that concerns the so-calle

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russia's foreign minister who's been speaking at a meeting of the g. twenty's top diplomats said a laugh rove also warned that western states want to take the shipment of grain under their full control. so the se super though was this not for the use of good supplies of russian grain, there are no barriers on our side. but the west is imposed restrictions on our ships. looking to access the ports, restricting financial payments for the transit of food supplies. we have drawn attention to this. this includes situations in the black sea. if the west wants to get the grain out there so badly, it needs to make the mind the black sea ports and that the ship's leaflets, advertorial water, ukraine. that's all. and russia with the help of turkey is ready to ensure the security of such convoy, nope, and see. the problem is that our western colleagues want to create an international monitoring mechanism for this process. clearly striving to set up this mechanism with the participation of nato's navy luminous, talked about this recently. and we clearly understand just exactly what they want. that's kayl

been deployed to assist hundreds of people in the affected areas. rushers, foreign minister, sokolov rove, has been in ethiopia for the 2nd leg of his toward the african continent. he's trying to reassure nations hit hard by the global shortage of grain. billions of people across africa don't have enough food because of sawing prices. the u. s. federal reserve is increasing its key interest rate by 3 quarters of a point to 2.5 percent increases part of aggressive drive to control soaring inflation. those are the headlines and ease continues. herron al jazeera, off the inside story to stay with us for a weekly look at the world to talk business stories from global markets to economies and small businesses to understand how it affects our daily lives. with counting the cost on al jazeera, it's seen as the final frontier of global corporation after the cold war. but russia has decided to pull out of the international space station. is it even possible and what will be the impact on future space, exploration, and research? this is inside store. ah hello, welcome to the program. i'm burnett's,

not rove's promised trade and investment in the countries is visited. you want to share with africa occupies and increasingly important part of russia's post western foreign policy. so at the west is cancelled russia. as he puts it, the russians are looking towards south africa, another global south eaters repair projection. i think the trip is also geared as showing that rush is a reliable purveyor rain to africa, even though they did bomb the desk or greg before labs arrival. and i've defended the bombing of the port when he was in republic of congo. the attack might be bad for russia, grania with ukraine, but it didn't seem to put off any of the african leaders. it hosted him, malcolm web out his era. thousands of people have been killed in a series of correlated attacks in marley in recent weeks. it happened as the french president, man m a cron visits west africa to discuss security. on thursday, he stopped in benign anger at france. his presence in its former colonies has been increasing. my digits, reports, he manuel mc crone arrived, been with p

he says you're going to speak to his brushes. foreign minister said, you love rove and the next few days. i reason issue that's a top priority for us. the release of americans, paul wilson, and brittany grier law. me detain and must be allowed to come all substantial proposal on the table weeks ago. facilitate the release. our governments are communicated repeatedly and directly on that proposal. it owns the conversation to follow up personally. and i hope movers are to resolution medical haynes good more from washington dc. it would, it seemed to indicate that it's pretty close to me. let's think about, take a step back when they do these prisoner exchanges between any country. they don't normally broadcast from the state department from the secretary of state himself a. but we've been seeing these indications for a while of the russians had said that they couldn't, can contemplate any sort of prisoner exchange in till brittney grinders case went through the legal system. so just a few weeks ago we saw her plead guilty to what she was accused of, of bringing to to vague cartridges of he

joining us, former deputy chief of staff karl rove. some things are preventable, some things aren't. i have never seen an administration deny. >> we started out with inflation that would be transitory. now they don't even use the word recession. they say our economy is in transition. we have thanked two quarters of consecutive negative growth. we are in a recession. and let's not kid yourselves. when the administration says inflation is transitory, it's going away, we are not in a recession, it's a transition. they are undermining their credibility and undermines the people's confidence in the administration. brian: why wouldn't biden who has been around for 40 years choose to use the same sack particular? >> i don't know. this has been confusing to me since the beginning. he didn't need to say this is just transitory. he could have said we are watching this daily. we'll take strong steps. he could say i'm deeply concerned about the economy of our country. i want to make certain there is prosperity available and that's what we are focu

was our correspondence mentioned earlier, so yellow rove has now arrived in use. uganda. he 3rd stopped on the 4 that was on monday night and i was already held a short meeting with you got the count starts and his schedule to meet the country's president. later on tuesday, several trip will wrap up in ethiopia. i said, a lover of continues his african visits are to contribute to rachel. marston analyze is what it is about africa that so fixates the u. s. and the you, the problem for the west is that it is spent years pratt, falling all round africa and african seemed to be getting a little bit tired of it. france was leading an e u security mission, the to cuba task force in the hell region of africa since 2020. but it was kicked out earlier this year after it failed so badly at stabilizing the country that the missions host country malley underwent to cruise. clearly a resounding success for the showcase of what he a european union military alliance could achieve, which is an objective that has long been voiced by french president, a mentor and my comb. malley has since