staff at the rescue centre name the nervous collie rue, and a foster family was found at this farm nearr litter of seven pups in peace and quiet. things aren't perfect for her, she's definitely still got a long way to go, but coming to a nice quieter environment from being in kennels has been fantastic for her. she's come a long really, really well. and the next stage will be obviously keep feeding, keep growing the puppies, and then, when they're old enough, we will be finding them all homes, and obviously rue as well. but for now, she's really happy here, she's settled well. with tens of thousands of dogs in uk rescue centres, the national animal welfare trust says rue's story is an important reminder to think carefully before getting a pet. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. bbc news, bringing you different stories from across the uk. so mason and bastion are both autistic. sebastian is going through a process of adhd as well and mason has a development delay as well. both are still in nappies. for eight years emma has campaigned to get more changing p

staff at the rescue centre name the nervous collie rue, and a foster family was found at this farm nearct for her, things aren't perfect for her, she's definitely still got a long way to go, but coming to a nice quieter environment from being in kennels has been fantastic for her. she's come a long really, really well. and the next stage will be obviously keep feeding, keep growing the puppies, and then, when they're old enough, we will be finding them all homes, and obviously rue as well. but for now, she's really happy here, she's settled well. with tens of thousands of dogs in uk rescue centres, the national animal welfare trust says rue's story is an important reminder to think carefully before getting a pet. for more stories from across the uk, head to the bbc news website. hello and welcome to sportsday. i'm hugh ferris. ourtop stories — over and out. megan rubino's dream of success comes to an end in sweden but their place in the last eight. penalties for arsenal, but they take advantage and with it, the first silverware of the new english football season. and bouncing back — mat

rue: it did occur to me.en approached by father kieser to do an episode of "insight," it was recognition that you were talented. there was no shame in working for practically nothing and usually nothing because you gave the check back. tim: he would actually give you the check when you finished the show and shake your hand with his right hand and he would not let go of either one until you did. marion: we'd had a lovely chat. ed begley: well, thank you, father, i'm kind of--money's a little tight right now, i can't-- marion: i kept that check. ed asner: why did you come back? tim: because i thought living here again, we might be able to talk. ed: we talked all the time. what do you mean, "talk"? tim: yeah, dad, but it was a one-way conversation. tim: the thing about "insight," too, was it offered us a chance to play these roles that we would not normally play. bud: and that means you come up with a very creative script, that they can't do on commercial television, so the directors wanna do it and the actors w

at least 50 pets and counting were adopted at santa clary animal services center, and at berkeley rueu helped find homes for 147 pets and there's still time to adopt if you're thinking about it. more than 40 bay area shelters are participating. for details visit nbc6.com/cleartheshelters. thank you for joining us at 4:30. janelle is working on the 5:00 newscast next. we're back in two minutes. nbcbayarea.com. >>> right now at 5:00, trying to make sense of all this chaos. the investigation turns into a brawl involving hundreds of teenagers at a popular mall in emeryville. what a witness is telling us about the melee that left one person stabbed. >>> a south bay man accused of killing two relatives including a young boy finally appears in court. the new details we're learning about his past and the charges he now faces. >>> a trial date has been set for one of the criminal cases facing the former president. how it will impact his race for the white house. >>> good monday, everyone. the news at 5:00 starts right now. thanks so much for joining me. i'm janelle wang. in emeryville police a

americans are pretty much raised that when you know the rules and play by the rue, you win or lose.u take a look at what's happening on abortion there's a southern army out there. it's not just democrats but what we found in the white house last year, we knew that there were a lot of women, many of them probably voted for republicans who would support a democratic initiative to keep abortion legal. we saw it in kansas, in the dobbs happened in june and kansas vote in august and saw republicans stand up and say they wanted to keep abortion legal and saw it again in michigan in 2022 during the midterms. >> i'm glad you brought that up. we were looking at ts map earlier. oh, well, it's just ohiothis y, isn't relevant but it has national implication look at what we did see.states o restrict abortion right, kansas, kentucky, montana, protected the right to abortion, california, vermont, michigan, i mean, with this being on the ballot come november, do you think republicans in ohio and people like mike are worried that this means that could pass? absolutely. and bear in mind that ohio is

propagandists specific facts and methods by which hostile propaganda turns people into obedient zombies rue to vote citizens of the ldr let's counter the information attacks of the russians in the project of the chronicle of the information war with olga laziness tuesday thursday friday at 17:10 on the espresso tv channel watch this week's program collaborators traitors from mariupol who are the tv presenters became the mouthpiece of the kremlin, young people went to the service of the occupiers and as media workers are rebuilding the tv channel for russian propaganda very much helped to restore this entire technical base this is august 3 at 5:45 p.m. two hours of your time to learn about the war and what the world is like 2 hours to stay up to date with economic news and new sports two hours in the company of your favorite presenters, presenters who have become familiar to many, as well as distinguished guests of the event studio every day in two hours, vasyl zimi's big broadcast, a project for smart and caring people, in the evening, most express andriy yanitsky with economic news on expr

with enough a high standard of living, and in africa the rich , in particular, deposits of uranium ruehere is a french military base. and this is the same former french colony as the neger is shaken today by unrest, the rebels who seized power there today announced that they would annul all agreements with paris in the field of defense and security. earlier , the french diplomat was given 48 hours to pack. the struggle will continue until the day when there is not a single french soldier left in nigeria. let's return to russia school medalists will receive additional applicants with a gold medal will receive 5 points for the unified state examination, up to 3 silver points, as sergey kravtsov, the head of the ministry of education, confirmed that the corresponding decision has already been made by the relevant departments. silver medals will return to schools again during the academic year. they will be given out for one or two fours in the description. today is 5 years since iosif kobzon passed away, an outstanding singer , a talented citizen, a courageous and honest person, a stadium

something once shevchenko became popular in the west, they drink pavel tychino's poems there, they ruesongs, which are perceived as absolutely russophobic. eh, such a fascist element. not more than that, and these factors. uh, we must not only understand, but also use, i'll tell you, just a few words. who knows, he will understand with regard to our fugitives and migrations, whatever you want to call them. there were such cool operations called a trust, a syndicate - two. well, certainly. i’ve just been here just now, melitopol, the absolute hero of this region pavel platov here but you also know what specific confectionery product he likes yes, the filling was explosive fiery honestly, i’m just re-reading memoirs here for an extra charge of literature. police literature and the word we present yakovlevich quite by chance rightly noted the respect for this lady. to german literature, but i have a question. and it's true that questions about lermontov pushkin were removed from the ege. i saw this, but i think it's stuffing. uh, if it's a hoax, it's not an accident , it's not true. it's

i'm not going to help you kill yourself, rue. >> the young star was open about his struggles with addictiondrawing comparisons between him and his on screen persona, he defended the show's portrayal of drug use during an interview with tmz. >> i don't think it glorifies nothing for real. drugs ain't nothing to play around with. that's just it's not fun in games. it's serious business. >> cloud also revealed that he suffered brain damage from a fall in 2013 when he fractured his skull. stay in me. oh, thank by me. the creator of euphoria saying he was too special to talented and way too young to leave us so soon. i hope he knew how many hearts he touched. i love you. >> i love you, too, kid. if you or anyone you know is struggling , you can always call the suicide and crisis lifeline at nine, eight, eight. >> in medical news now, a new study warns just one alcoholic drink per day can increase your blood pressure. >> it even applies to people who don't already suffer from hypertension and research say the negative impact of alcohol and blood pressure continues to rise over the years. >> comin

the drove cross in the rue ski and this 3 in ski districts of moscow. the regions governor has said 2 people were injured for flights, were diverted to cuz they had airport future restrictions introduced in the capitals air hubs. the western states of drugs may have given the country a boost with a rob zorian instead to define the technological blockade by filling the scientific void in other ways. the institution has made advances in some cell treatments, including for cancer as well as infertility treatments. and even clothing or g corresponded use of july brings us more in this way with that center is working through the tests or using the for insurance on the cohorts. it sounds like sci fi story, but it starts other loans or young institutes very, very close to the re come on. everyone's really on the institute is the vanguard of stem cell treatment. anyone the by medical institute has for now successfully used human stem cells obtained from home on a co core blood to treat intractable diseases, including various types of cancer. and that's the only

. grows near pole is eastern border, where rushes, wagner mercenary group, has setup base and bella rue swell. a solid bench of viewed reports from the capital. warsaw, the holdings, minute breeze flexing its arsenal and the law displayed in decades this army days to mark a 103 years since bidding the boxes of warsaw against the soviets. and it's a significant display of how billions of being spent a new equipment. since 2014 been russia onyx crime in conflict frontier. we're modernizing our forces, d. c. o. relocate over 4 percent of gdp on defense. we even dangerous times again, a full scale war is taking place beyond or eastern border. a war that still has no end in sight. but not every one is convinced. the opposition says the government to split the size of the military. when you set this on thoughts exclusive critics, there are those who criticize this vicious program. there are, those are lucky remind us that we are getting into debt to buy more than equipment . when i hear these voices, i only say we cannot afford to be. i do today, it is with that even before the war and ukrain

the drones crashed in the rue ski and it's the sky districts of the moscow region. the moscow region governor has said 2 people were injured, and 4 flights were diverted to cause on airport due to restrictions introduced, and the capitals air hubs. a russian forces have repelled 6 ukrainian attacks and the gods region. using aviation at artillery strikes ukraine last up to 60 soldiers as 7 units of military equipment, according to the russian ministry of defense. and as the conflict takes its toll and the locals volunteers do what they can to ease the burden and local residents are teasing or shut off. takes a look at life on the front lines of the towns of business and came in. now i'm a will within reach of ukraine's artillery. this risk has 7 traditional logistic on supply chains. humanitarian aid volunteers is often the only hope for the locals. here who comes here all the time we serve in this area. children is that come over said a secret, only for their sake is life worth living. please guys, horse standing and waving flags with us. they hold 3 weapons in the

and we already saw in bella rue, some. wagner mercenaries releasing a video, making threats, the bell of russians, and cut off the internet service, essentially to prevent walner troops in one country from talking to the other. so i think there's going to be some short term instability, but frankly, a lot of the leaders in these countries don't have other options. that's why they've turned to bog during the 1st place. thank you so much. great to hear your thoughts as always call and talk from these to find who joining a san from pittsburgh. thank you for your time or thank you. are you still ahead on alta 0? we'll be taking a look at the days i've been using find out why china has condemned japan's kaufman calling it selfish and irresponsible. the disappointedly, familiar sight is once again on wanting to give the british child coming in from the line to get looks like an awesome storm. and that's when really in september and we must accept it. but it's been like this whole summer had it's heading on skin for scandinavia, that had been flooded warnings as you know and studying in no w

people were breathing from the rue gas and only then the evacuation began.scarhe of the butchers and the ecologists. on the right , they hushed up not a pie-maker, not a settlement, unprofitable waste of ramira, a canian charloble, they had to pie control over the road infrastructure camp and the biobay of cast-iron pyro-carts. and so itself replenish not the income of the frame of this galina and this is a hundred billion dollars, the simplest secret way to clean up the greatest allowance and pay compensation to the zhikhars, and the dogma term offensive and destruction of water and glaciers will remain local. i coagulate, so does the montagna. for the morning at the orthodox church calendars assumption of the most holy theotokos and in the folk calendar and about pure spruce, chennaz, walking clean with gifts about the lady, some messines crouched down so called green green according to judgment - this is a crop of crops and podryhtalki to jarg xiaoba. all this is the rhetoric of belarus for us. i am at home. here such an order came, the bullet was clean,

i know this much, rue puerto murdoch gave -- rue permit murdoch gave a speech and said donald trump isn't stolen, we have to stop talking about it. we're going to fight for the future, we have to stop worrying about the past. if trump doesn't stop talking about it, then he can't be a part of theet future. if the head of fox news is starting to say that, we're getting someplace. that's why i did the book, and that's why we start the conversation. and i thinka that's a great ple for it to end. i want to say one thing besides thanking my wife not only for tonight, but for putting up with me for the last 35 years, is that this place is really special to us. we've been here 30 years, and we've been made to feel welcome heree for all 30 years that we'e been here. when we were brand new, you know, residents with no children and nobody knew who we were, there from being a freeholder and then being the governor that had the suv idling outside of every place for eight years all around town, the guys with the wires in their ears. at least for that time of this was the safest town in new jersey, g

there's dora, a category 4, it's this high pressure up here that's squeezing the gradient, the appreciate rue through the islands. 82-mile-per-hour gusts. that's a gust equal to, if sustained, a category 1 hurricanes. still wind advisories in effect. the winds are still howling. by tomorrow, we're down to about 40 miles per hour, make 30, but when they fires are so large, so many wildfire rings around them, so much land mass, fire lines to try to cover, that's the real problem at this point. for tomorrow, yes, the storm moves away. that's the good news. the high pressure will still be there, but it won't have the low pressure to play with, to get this wind speed going through those islands like we had today. i'm afraid, jim, now that we have daylight, we're going to see some pictures we didn't see last night, and they're going to not be very brit. >> you saw that hot spot. we just spoke to someone from lahaina, that described the devastation in the fire's wake. brianna? >>> let's speak with congresswoman jill tekuda. she represents most of the hawaiian islands, and where we're seeing all thes

one of the people out of bella rue is a said that he cannot imagine that vladimir putin would be behinds are saying that from the ground, if someone like e gainey was so she probably couldn't be easily replaced splrmt and this is something that we have been speaking about in the last couple of days, and large parts of vog frashgt and that this future organization could be very different than it has in past and we will look at some of the most notable examples in history next. t lon. for a limited time, save up to $700 on select tempur-pedic adjustable mattress sets. [ applause ] >> the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day a confident day... a never-hide-my-smile day... a life-of-the-partday... a ta-on-the-world day... a believe-in-myself day... a flash-my-new-teeth day. because your clearchoice day is the day you get your confidence back for good. a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free consultation. my a1c was up here; now, it's down with rybelsus®. his a1c? it's down with rybelsus®. my doctor told me rybelsus® lowered a1c better than a leading bran

jennifer rue as the best -- jennifer rie has the best take on the story.store and its own operating system that it sells on its own phones --phones? >> apple can keep charging the fees to its developers it chooses to charge. this is a long running battle and original court decision was in september 2021 and it has gone to the supreme court and all of this -- all that has happened here is the night circuit state and injunction said that apple had to get rid of -- apple has to allow developer -- developers to committee kate that they can buy the purchase somewhere else outside of apples app store. epic is trying to get that on -- unstayed. they were unsuccessful but this is temporary. we are waiting to see what the supreme court does with the case and whether it takes it up. jon: what do you think the next steps from here would be in between that period? >> the next that would be apple -- there will be a briefing process and the court will probably decide whether they will take the case by november or december. if they pick up the case, it is more breathing

to our world rue and well being. my modo is let water connect us and not divide us. we can share it, it requires true conversations about equity. like water equity. why like, you know, water equity. >> a substack journalist. micheal, this investigation that congressments to do on the or gin of the fires what will it find the president does not want you to know? >> good to be with you. i continuing is ler this is aniediology driven disaster. incompetence driving disasters happened here but the ediology behind temperature 2018 and 19 there were severe wild fires leading to a report in 2021 where the identified the causes of fires 91 were climate change. and they demanded a set of serious actions none were taken. spent twice as much money lobbying the legislator than on doing wildfire prevention the focus was on building renewables. solar panels from chien not on clearing the area around the electrical wires which likely to have been the thing that triggered the fires or maintaining the landscapes and being prepared for this disaster, which it come down if your head is

the executive director berkeley rue main spearheaded the effort after seeing the devastation on maui.pite the fact many bay area shelters are already at capacity. we're all full. >> each shelter decides when the pets go up for adoption, but we know that berkeley humane for its part says these animals from maui will be ready for their forever homes during our nbc sponsored "clear the shelters" event. that is next saturday, august 26th. >>> and we are helping t "clear the shelters" all this month. we have two pet adoption events this weekend. today, you can go to the san francisco spca or oakland zoo from 10:00 a.m. to:00 p.m. there are two more events next week as we. all of the details are on our website at nbcbayarea.com/cleartheshelters. >>> still to come on "today in the bay" -- >> i guess we'll have to start to give out covid vaccine as an annual vaccine just like the flu vaccine. >> a local pediatrician urging families to make sure they're up-to-date on all vaccines including covid. including covid. her advice she found it. the feeling of finding the psoriasis treatment she's bee

is converted to the government of qatar, iran can use that money to buy food or medicine, and other rue they regard these people as hostages, and nothing to be made of those chashgs. one of the hostages is a businessman who was educated at tufts and rutgers universi and when his elderly fat came to visit him in prison, he was detained and then later released. and then when a man came to visit him to discuss the population of an animal in iran, he was told to it is a tough road for them, and a first step, because they are not free. >> thank you. >>> and now, we are continuing to show you the video, and this is distressing, because the person was shot as he was leaving a campaign rally. gaud venegas is going to join us. what do you know? >> well, he was telling us that and so this is coming out of the sinaloa cartel who is believed to be and he presented all of the people in ecuador were lfr they had on of the suspects in custody, and also one of the suspects was killed in what police -- there were nine people injured run for thes a sem blue stp and this has the world's attention. thank s

face-off in washington for special counsel jack smith and donald trump's lawyers for what is usually a rueis friday at the latest. >>> plus, another bump in the road for the prosecution for the mar-a-lago documents case as the florida trial judge orders a hearing over why jsm

face-off in washington for special counsel jack smith and donald trump's lawyers for what is usually a rue 19 the d.c. circuit. >>> the judge to overturn the 2020 elections orders both sides to a hearing this friday at the latest. >>> plus, another bump in the road for the prosecution for the mar-a-lago documents case as the florida trial judge orders a hearing over why jack smith is also hearing testimony on that case before a second grand jury in d.c. >>> and this hour in ohio, voters are voting on a state constitutional amendment that could make it harder to pass ballot issues including the right to an abortion. a big test in a critical election state. >>> and it's too darn hot for millions of americans continuing to feel the impact of blazing summer heat causing severe summer storms, storm damage. flight cancellations across the midwest and again on the east coast. >>> and good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in washington where u.s. district judge tanya chutkan has ordered a hearing no later than this friday on what is usually a standard order in the d.c. circuit against the exposu

we have zare rue kuntz. sarah, the ipo index peaked early 2021. it has been down.n. i bring this up because it seems critically important that these two big names have to deliver big time. what do you think? the. >> i mean no pressure at all on arm, right? there is so much excitement i think around that ipo. ipos like instacart which just filed and personally i think we'll see others enter the pipeline sooner rather than later there is a huge amount of pressure to perform, right? bankers want the ipo market back. investors want liquidity and i think the markets seem like they're kind of ready for it. the recent ipos we have seen have done okay. charles: exempt for the spaces, we'll not talk about those today? >> we're into the. charles: last one down 93% in one day is a death knell. i was watching, saw an analyst earlier, speaking of arm and instacart they could fetch premiums based on three thing, profitability, scale and name recognition. which sounds fine but i'm concerned. what about valuations? will valuations matter? >> yeah. you know, in arm in particular it

but for very long time, you feared that they were going to rue their mischance's, they just couldn'tough with a fantastic performance in the dutch goal from daphne. but ultimately, a mistake from a veteran dutch defender saw a handball and penalty conceded, that saw spain go ahead. but, stephanie in what has proved to be her final match in professional football scored the equalizer that took the game into extra time. and then, it was 19-year-old spanish talent selma who scored not only her first ever world cup goal, but the goal that puts her nation into world cup semifinal for the first time. >> absolutely thrilling. can't wait to see the next match. amanda davies in auckland, new zealand. thank you so much. i'm kim brunhuber, for the viewers in the u.s. and canada i'll be back with more cnn newsroom after the short break. for our international viewers, world sport is up next. oh, that's nice... oh!! searchable, verified reviews. that's better than the ham, and i've never said that. booking.com booking.yeyeah like ours is spoiling their dogs. good, real food is simple. it looks like

and you know advice of counsel defenses are not something that will generally rue the day however from my perspective it sets up the notion that you will have attorneys that will reach some sort of privilege in order to either confirm what trump is saying or contradict what he is saying that opens up a different pandora's box and you've seen it in the grand jury that we've had one lawyer that has had that attorney-client privilege. and because your lawyers mean in the thing are you concerned that advice of counsel defense when you pick these two parties against each other's not gonna bode well for donald trump? >> no i'm not worried about that at all. and you write there's always attorney-client privilege issues in any litigation and certainly in a complicated piece of litigation that is huge constitutional ramifications like this one does. there are always those issues but i think in this case a reliance on council defense is extremely strong. . not only do you have the unprecedented nature of what was going on in 2020 during the elections and election taking place during a pandemic w

. >>> joining me now, legal analyst lisa rue ben. good to have you. i'm curious with jenna ellis and this complaint about funding her legal fees. if you are looking to flip somebody and you are a prosecutor, is she perhaps flipable? >> it is hard to answer. on the one hand, she has diverged from him backing one of his rivals ron desantis and experiencing quite a bit of vitreal on line for that also. on the other hand, is she a person that necessarily wants to give ammunition to fani willis? so far she hasn't seemed had way. she has accused fani willis of criminalizing the practice of law again and again, a statement even on her crowd funding page for her legal defense fund. do i think that exploring jenna ellis' potential cooperation is a fruitful avenue? i do. is she a guaranteed flip? absolutely not. >> jeffrey clark is trying to not show up saying that he doesn't have to, that this is something that should be in federal court. you called this a creative strategy. explain why. and what happens if he -- will there be a decision on this before friday

she rue.000 votes. so keeper say that the cubs names were chosen from language is used in the areas of africa where the lions for born or where they usually live in the wild. the west means moon in swahili. and that was given to one of the male cubs because the litter was born during the evening of a full moon. the name key mean sunshine and swahili was given to the female cub because she's a very bright and picks up things quickly. and the named jango, meaning brave and kosa has been given to the second male cub because he's extremely confident in exploring the world all on his own. and they are very, very cute. little little cubs. so nasa is now undertaking a very important mission this fall and they could use your help. the agency's new horizons team will be getting photos of your a nurse in neptune from the cape or belt, which is about 5 billion miles from earth. but scientists also want pictures of the 2 planets from here on earth. so that's where you come in. simply snap some telescope p

if that was rue, why was he circumventing all of the white house counsel's advice.llone and the doj involved. instead mark recruited outside lawyers who he wanted to listen to. i think that undercuts the notion that this is all part of my federal responsibility if i'm not getting counsel from the people hired in your office to serve the white house in that role. >> in the center of the case is the call with georgia secretary of state brad raffensperger. mark meadows said that call was to get over the roadblock and land the plane on the whole transfer of power to joe biden. what do you make of that explanation? >> again, i think the vice president at that point was focused more on travelling the country and trying to get states to reopen after much of the threat of covid was behind us. we weren't involved as what's happened in georgia. as i said many times, i think the actions taken were wrong. i don't think there was evidence of fraud or that the georgia election was stolen. to call on raffensperger to find 11,000 votes i think is going to be a pretty challenging de

. >> reporter: krista johnson says that over the 13 years she's co-owned ella rue, a high-end consignment d.c., shoplifters have stolen hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of goods. she now keeps her door locked, letting in only one or two shoppers at a time. still, last november -- >> these girls stole over $10,000 in handbags, and i chased them into the alleyway, and they dropped the items, and they fled in a getaway car. >> reporter: it's happening everywhere. we've all seen video of dramatic smash-and-grabs and had to deal with merchandise locked in cabinets to block thieves. >> there are 224 devices in here. >> in this whole room, wow? >> just in this lab alone. >> reporter: reed hayes and his team at the loss prevention research council at the university of florida are developing even more ways to outsmart shoplifters, helping businesses develop products like this power drill implanted with a chip that must be activated at checkout. >> this will not function unless you purchase it. >> or this locked case that lets you enter your cell phone number. >> you'll get a quick text that

so david rue is with pacific aerial service. thank you so much for joining us today.ell, thank you very much history. i appreciate you in nevada and across the bay area as well. thank you. thank you. appreciate it. all right. when we come back after the break here, taste of the town. sell all ways tells us where we can go to eat breakfast, lunch and dinner and snacks. and you can tell us how it tastes, too, because he's actually getting a taste every time he goes to these places. you're watching zip trips are special. zip trip to nevada. taste of the town is up right after the break with south castaneda. we'll be right bac ♪ ready to feel what it's like? when you can du more with less asthma. it's possible with dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks... and can even reduce or eliminate oral steroids. are you in? dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can b

chd rue oh, i never spoke to myt son, but he's meeting with these oligarcs meetinh croo the cafe milano and calling .in to all these businesst the meetings just to talk about the weather. speaker gingrich, great to see g you, my friend. thank you. all right. now we shift gears for another im, the joeydatenother biden bribery and money laundering allegation scandal. last night, john solomon, just the news.com reported that in 2016 an email to the u.s. ambassador in kyiv, a topu.s. o official complained that hunter hunt. in impacting the u.sff agenda in ukraine, while other memos now show that vice president joe biden's aggressive action to force jos top prosecutor viktor shokin out of office was notith. in with us policy. so why did p he doolic it? mpora back with us with an important update, the editor in chief, investigative reporternt, justwm the newscom john solomon. these are blockbuster because, joe, you know, where things hav get worked out. every department has signed off and said, no, we're going to give them no, w these loan guarantees. and joe biden's role as vice president wa

and he will rue the day he will rue the day that he sit there and lying about the maga movement and thend lying about the people around president and lying around president trump and lying about trump. steve can about president trump. steve can we talk about the we just talk about the practicalities of how the trump campaign will work in the midst of this? >> because you can imagine when we're watching this from the uk thinking on earth is thinking what on earth is a campaign going to look like with the prospect of the republican nominee being in court fighting for his liberty for a long portion of the time, potentially in the latter stages of the campaign behind bars , zero campaign behind bars, zero chance he'll be behind bars. >> but something quite interesting the campaign gets stronger all the stronger every day. all the polling come out of polling has come out of the weekend not shows him 40 or weekend not only shows him 40 or 50 in the in the 50 points ahead in the in the primary and the primary is only going on because the murdochs want on fox news want it to go on on fox news j

rue. that lends itself to being misquoted. but it's actually a much more authentic actuall commitmee to israel on the substance than just checking off the talking point of saying that we stand with israel. that's meaningless. i preferh isra substance. and that's exactly where i've gone in a lot of these longform podcastsin a i've done. >> i know that most, if notif nt sest conservatives m, unfortunately, i see vladimir putin as evil, ahere murderer, and he's trying to fulfill his territoria fulfil ambitions i do believe we're going to watch china at some point trchina at somy to fulfilll their territorial ambitions with taiwan. in the cassions of te ukraine. you make a great point, though. i meani mean, i thought a sovern country was invaded. invaded.this is first and foremt a european problem. they have not steppe d up to the degree that was necessary to actually assist them. protectand protect their conti. and joe biden throwing billions and billions of tax dollars, pui but yet putting handcuffs on the ukrainians and their a

they're going to rue the day that they wastedd al thi all of our time with this, because i believe there will be a backlash in 24. >> yeah, i think i don't likey t the phrase, but it does apply here to the way most people are feeling about what they're seeing around them. congressman ben, thank ben, yo much. this mug shot is somethingk, tha i think that for a lot of americans was something that was necessary. why the does he need an 80 motorcycle motorcade? you know, you're going to get processed as a criminal defendant. this mug shot becomes important because it sayprocess the procen is actually acknowledging that this guyhe no different than the rest of us. >> joining us now, jonathan turley, professor of law at gw university. univ, foxs contributor. it's stunning to me that steelef thl steele wass actually head of the rnc at one point with his commentartar pretty dimwitted, if you ask me. but fani willis obviously jonathan did not need to don what was done yesterday to president trump, but that was an importantt markr the mar the left and it was kind of a preliminary part of the scalp

and he will rue the day he will rue the day that he sit there and lying about the maga movement and thend lying about the people around president and lying around president trump and lying about trump. steve can about president trump. steve can we talk about the we just talk about the practicalities of how the trump campaign will work in the midst of this? >> because you can imagine when we're watching this from the uk thinking on earth is thinking what on earth is a campaign going to look like with the prospect of the republican nominee being in court fighting for his liberty for a long portion of the time, potentially in the latter stages of the campaign behind bars , zero campaign behind bars, zero chance he'll be behind bars. >> but something quite interesting the campaign gets stronger all the stronger every day. all the polling come out of polling has come out of the weekend not shows him 40 or weekend not only shows him 40 or 50 in the in the 50 points ahead in the in the primary and the primary is only going on because the murdochs want on fox news want it to go on on fox news j

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