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biden, we talk about it with russ vought and kevin brady. welcome. russ vought, i bet you do you didn't know that donald trump was the big spender he created that debt. i am reading that from mya maginnes' group. i'm not -- i just will not sure how they get to what they get, i've seen others say that. try to make the case. but i look at this cbo baseline numbers that came out last yike, seemed that the debt under mr. biden has gone from 26 trillion to 50.7 trillion over next 10 years, straighten me out, really? trump was the culprit? >> no, he was not, unfortunately, i like what mya's group does but they often take static score for a number of things they don't impact the revenues that have come out of that. and you know they don't control for covid with the reality of what we were facing at the end of that administration, but the sheer reality is we're looking between 7 to 10 trillion dollars in debt and deficits that biden administration has put on this country and saddled tax payers with that, not comparable to what president trump left office wit

joining us russ vought, former omb director., former chair of the house ways and means committee. gentlemen, welcome. russ vought, i bet you didn't know this, donald trump is the guy who was the big spender and he was the guy who created all that debt. i'm reading from maya maginnis's group i'm not sure how they get to what they get. i heard other people say that as well, try to make the case but i look at the cbo baseline numbers that came out last week. seemed like the debt under mr. biden has gone up from whatever, 26 trillion to 50.7 trillion over the next 10 years. so straighten me out here, really? trump was the culprit? >> no, he wasn't and unfortunately i like what maya's group does but they often take the static score for number of these things including the tax cuts and don't impact the revenues that have come out of that and they don't control for covid when it comes to the reality of what we were facing at the end of the administration but the sheer reality of it is we're looking at between seven and $10 trillion in

it's absolutely vital. >> russ show thank you very much.ime with the finger on the pulse of uk and global tech space as we cop to monitor what is unfolding at london tech with the founder of glow global tech advocates. shares in british p.c.raspberry p.i. soares in london. very pleased to say i'm joined by their c.e.o. eben upton what a day yesterday. it was overscribed that the shares popped. you saw that gain of close to 40%. what does it step us about appetite for raspberry p.i.? what was your reaction to the way it was received? >> it was a wonderful reception for raspberry pi. >> when did you make that decision to list on the on don market? why choose london over new york? because many executives that i speak to startups will say look, frankly, it's still liquidity, it's still that retail investor and the understanding of tech that draws us to the u.s. why did you choose london ultimately? >> i actually went out to new york in the middle of last year to mean meet with some potential investors to get a look whether new york would be a b

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russ vought, they really think we are going to come in ski and it will be day one open investigation and prosecute them. >> that which they accused everyone as of doing, they are saying, there is great irony, one of the cases pending against donald trump, the mar-a- lago case in florida, donald trump's team is made a number of motions to dismiss the indictment. one is vindictive prosecution. there is no evidence of that. no evidence that joe biden or anyone else directed that prosecution and indictment. by saying the things they're saying now that you are pointing out, donald trump ironically laying the foundation for a vindictive persecution motion to dismiss on the part of all the current people who donald trump will be going after because he's announcing his plans before election. all the statements in the plans, project 2025 and everything is will be chapter and verse in the briefs asking for the dismissal of those indictments. >> that's a great point. preet bharara, thank you. >>> coming up congressman alexandria ocasio-cortez and jamie raskin on the scandals rocking the maga su

i want to play a chunk of that at russ university medical school in chicago. doctor sadia haider ob-gyn residency program is feeling the pressure from out of state applicants seeking training, refuge in a state where abortion is still legal. so you have six spots for residents here. i think we're over a thousand applications this year. for those six spots. is it harder than ever to turn an applicant away knowing that they may not be able to get this training anywhere else? it feels tough to make those decisions. other programs reach out to us and say, you know, we have residents that need training. can you take them? there are only a certain number we can work with or train, but we do feel very compelled to support the next generation of providers to get this training across the state line. in wisconsin, where abortion is now effectively banned, doctor laura jackie is trying to figure out options for her students at the university of wisconsin, madison, when just over half of the country has training spots available in the other half need as their residents to

russ: that's a great question. the mega cap trend, those companies that are exposed to these longer-term secular trends like ai and internet commerce, cloud computing, they have further to go. that's a part of it. you were talking to me about real estate and one of the best ways to add value this year is to avoid what i would call rigged data. segments of the market, whether we are talking about low income consumers or companies geared towards spending on commercial real estate or smaller regional banks, these are all parts of the market that are generally more sensitive to the fact that rates are higher this year and one of the things we have done is try to minimize exposure to those segments. it's generally worked and you continue to do it even in a higher for longer environment. lisa: there is angst developing as everyone says the same thing in terms of crowding into the names that have been throwing off bucket loads of cash and staying away from rate sensitive sectors with the russell underperforming. at what p

the, you know, i spoke earlier about the danger of russ a phobia. you know, the problem is that the rest of phobia that's been pushed on the american people by the us government by the mainstream media, empowers the government to enact policies which are not only detrimental to a world peace and security, but detrimental to the security of the united states, nobody needs once or should desire a war between the united states and russia. yet, the by the administration seems to be hell bent on leading us down that path. so it's very difficult for elected representatives to take a strong position against a sitting president on national security issues unless they have the support of their respective constituencies. but when the american electorate has been brainwashed by this rest of phobic misinformation promulgated by the government promulgated by mainstream media, it's difficult for a politician to separate his or herself from the will of the people. and as long as the will of the people is shaped by dismiss information, this rest of phobia, it's not

. >> brian: russ ian prosecutor says there is proof he collected information. >> ainsley: he is using our american as a bargaining chip. >> lawrence: hi, alex. >> this long waited trial of evan gershkovich kicking off today while journalists and u.s. officials from the embassy were not allowed in the entirety, they were allowed in before it all started. we were able to see the 32-year-old reporter ashes peering in the class cage with a shaved head. evan gershkovich is accused of gathering secret information for the cia. washington and w"wall street journal" have denied these accusations and u.s. embassy said evan should not have been arrested in the first place. one of evan's friends spoke on "fox and friends" this morning gave his reaction saying this. >> the russ ian government has not provided a shred of evidence. hecontinues to be upbeat, maybe not positive, upbeat and energetic. >> evan gershkovich has been behind bars for 15 months, appeals denied and trial date extended, he faces 20 years behind bars, statistically likely. russian courts only acquit 1% of defendants. with such

munition and the war against ukraine is back in a group. military forces advanced on the post into russ stuff in southern re russia . on june 23 last year. from them they turned their sides on moscow football. the not a year ago, russia was jolted by the news of an armed uprising. a march led by one of pretense closest allies. you have any promotion had been complaining for months that the russian military was denying his locker and mercenary forces. i munition, and you crate. or on the 23rd of june 2023. he ordered his soldiers to take over russia's southern military headquarters, enough where the exhibits were at the headquarters. it's 7 30 am military objects of rushed over under control, including the field of the room for goshen. ben ordered his forces to roll toward moscow to unseat his foes. blockades were set up a run to capital, and pigeons. response was swift kicked the o. those who deliberately set out on the path of been trail, who prepared and armed rebellion to undertook blackmail and terrorist methods, will suffer inevitable punishment and will answer both to the law and

we learn■" tt tico how the russe in his misadventure.r. until tells us that --intel ths money and ill-gotten gains. en■9 we are going after the sovereign wealth assets of russia to seize them to help - to help the victims of ukraine is having an effect. if we made russia a state sponsor of terrorism itcourts ar anyone to help him. to me this summer and fall should be about more. more military capability and it should also be about more aggressive action towards their economy and the way they do those things. sen. blument■l: one more question. >> when do you think it would be brought on the floor. do you have any ideas of blumenthal: you know, i za■rdous around the unitedare states senate. i'm not going to make a prediction■f prior -- predictio. but sooner rather than later. >> a question for you. it is about your position onin e draft. sen. graham: that is nothal: on. >> havu spoken with your colleagues in the house to make sure that it does make it to the president's desk if it passes through the senate. sen. blumenthal: i would be the

is a former director of the office of management and budget and his name is russ vought. according to the piece, he's a potential chief of staff in a trump term and could wield a lot of power. a self-proclaimed christian nationalist who departs at the heritage foundation project 2025 on how to remake the executive branch in a trump presidency. in september 2022, before trump got indicted or entered the presidential race, he wrote an essay saying the left dragged american 28, quote, constitutional moment saying it was time for the right to reinterpret the constitution and a radical new way. he encouraged conservatives to, quote, throw up residents and legal paradigms that have wrongly developed over the last two -- 200 years. in their place he laid out plans for, quote, donald trump to deploy the military to quash civil unrest, seize control over the justice department, and this is the power to withhold congressional appropriations. is just on his first day back in office. he's not calling for accountability through due process of the law to hold people accountable. he wan

this was a fight that russ had to fight in the fal days of his life.r pilots thiy claims. russ, we lost you too early led behind and in the history of for generations to come. the girlsre lucky to have you as a daddy and husband and i am lucky to known youou are t besta steward of our con stewing. keep it up there as you fly to our lord and know that god and your wingmen will do anything to look after your family. god bless you for your service. may you rest in thank you for your time. mr. hill: i thank my friend from california and hornet pilot, a top gun aviator and captain maynard and it's a special tribute to hear from you. +1 come to this house floor tonight to pay our respects to a distinguished former member of thi a former vice president and a former predent of e united states on the occasion of the centennial of his birth. we pay tribute to the life and legacy of george h.w. bush which would havehe weekend of his birthday on june 12. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to submit related material of ts specia

which includes visits to south -- north korea demonstrate and confirmed up close alignment between russ and ultra-authoritarian states like north korea, but also china and iran. , and this also demonstrates that our security is not regional it is global. what happens in europe matters in asia and what happens in asia matters for us. it is clear in ukraine where ir and north korea and china are propping up in fueling ia's war of aggression against ukraine. so these security into regional theaters. it doesn't work anymore. everything is intertwined and therefore,e we are, of course, also concerned about the potential support that russia provides to north korea when it comes to supporting missile and nuclear programs. we see how much military support m iran and how china is propping up their war economy. this is also one of the reasons wh the nato summit next month, we will further strengthen our partnership with our partners in the asia-pacific region, australia, new zealand soutct that the challenges that we see in asia and the asia-pacific are directly linked to the challenges that we f

russ vought i have know you will agree, basically agree. your judgment, open border? >> absolutely. you go around the country, it is immigration, the border, inflation. i think those two issues beyond anything are things resonating with the country right now. larry: what should we do about that invasion as you put it? >> the president taking office on day one has all manner of policies he already has executed to be able to turn off the spigot and spend the flow back across the border. stephen miller as part of his team, these guys perfected those policies. it is instantaneous. then you have things that we need congress to give us the money to be able to do. increase, build more wall, but these are things, starting the largest deportation in history the president is running on. so these are things, he is taking the case to the american people. he will be ready on day one. the country will be ready for it. larry: you will be, i saw, congratulations, you will be the policy director for the republican national committee, platform committee, if

russ curtis is with international bird rescue. >> 27 birds. this is going to be our biggest release so far. >> reporter: with the crates lined up, the gates were opened and it was very clear that just about every single one of these birds was ready to go. >> there they go. they'll break on into groups i find. sometimes some of them i've seen seen it look like they paired up a little bit hanging out together that long in captivity. >> what i love to see is they dunk into the water. they start preening, wetting their feathers, maybe even start looking for food. >> reporter: j.d. bergeron said there was one reluctant pelican. >> there was a kennel where the bird was faced the wrong way and it was a younger bird. they don't follow the lead as easily. that kennel we were having trouble getting them to release because the bird in front was blocking the two that were probably ready to go. >> reporter: researchers aren't sure what is causing the difficulty for these brown pelicans, but they do well if they can get proper care. >> the truth is pelicans

should we study together this year, training opportunities await them in russ dog caught bush and s, and for 3 years they alternated between the vocational school and the hospital or nursing home. knock has made new friends. and how do i feel the same way? she does excited enthusiast a little so nervous. i think the beginning will be difficult for us. all right. the start of such a journey is the biggest challenge. there was so many questions about when our language skills be enough, will we be able to settle in and how will the german people receive them for knock and her friends meeting their country is a huge step. but they believe they can make any place home where they feel comfortable. and as of august, that will be germany. the patricia are a con, had spend 15 hours hugging this tree when disaster struck. lightning striking power cut ended her world record attempt but the you gone to an activist didn't give up. in january 2024. patricia hug this tree for more than 16 hours straight, and is now officially registered. and again, this world records what looks like the funds spent

the changing russ opened up a new front line last week out of kids and the ukranian metropolis, not far from the russian border, is being fired with glide bombs and mess tiles, houses small schools and factories hits, but especially in the sense civilians, women, men and children we coordinate closely with our allies, how we will react to this as usual. and to get the, we reiterated that ukraine has the states in stripe law, according to international law, to defend its territory and cities instead in citizens against attacks. this also goes full attacks on the area of cognitive that attacked from russia, from positions and the directly adjacent dressing for the territory in order to be able to defend against such attacks. ukraine can also use the weapons delivered by austin to our allies in supply agreement with international legal obligations. under the same time, i am saying it is the right thing to do to again and again and again closely. cooperate with all parties that i lost before taking that foundation. decisions that we act prudently, that we way up all the risks. accurate the

c r t and russ cosmos, are launching a joint project star about. it's a direct line to the international space station and allows people from bricks, countries who are passionate about space to communicate live with russian, cause malott's r t will moderate the program from us moscow studio with 5 episodes planned instead of candidate to one of the brooks countries, the program will feature information about space projects, prospects for space development and exclusive footage from the i assess along with it. content on famous space and thursday is in the block countries the right to stay with our to international up. next you can watch our documentary, siri.

i'm a guess done of reporting from the russian ukraine board to see the parts and russ cosmos are launching a joint project to call to start bound. it's a direct line to the international space station and allows people from branch countries who are passionate about space to communicate, live with russian customer. lots are table moderate. the program from us moscow studio with 5 episodes planned. it's dedicated to one of the bricks countries. the program will fit your information about space projects, prospects for space development and exclusive footage from the i ss along with content on famous space. and through this in the block countries, you can watch the 1st episode right here on our t on thursday, and the little that is going to do for me for now, but do stay with us. my colleagues, jessica taylor will be in next in about half an hour for the day. sorry about the the number you need use visa, stupid loyce law here. see it to nancy. click jim's in the book is that probably the next one should see where it gets to the, the only showcase in genes, nathaniel. so who's going into the, b

good luck, one of those who was lucky enough to get to the holiday to see the beauty of the scarlet russe brides was dasha kukharchuk, a ward of the circle of good foundation, diagnosed with spinal-muscular trophy. diagnosed immediately after birth, the fund created by presidential decree helped with expensive medicine, 2 years ago she even graduated from art school, and is now studying to become a wood painting master. any person who introduces himself at least a little to art, uh, who at least a little, well, feels in if he wants to create something for himself, then, probably, he will strive to go to st. petersburg and, well, feel his family in it. her story of scarlet sails began with this painted brig. dasha sent a drawing to the competition of the circle of good foundation, which decided to give her a unique opportunity to attend the main alumni celebration. having read such a story, having seen on tv that there was such a holiday in st. petersburg, she was fired up with a dream, she began to draw them even then. and here is a grandiose fireworks display. scarlet prusa, the holiday

parliaments with several protesters opposing tax increases, shot debt, present route to all calls the and russ a threat to national security and bows to restore order.

trying to exclude restaurant from the, from the history of world war 2, because they want to show russ russia is an evil enemy. and he will, i mean, he cannot be anybody who took the main part of a fighting and winning against nazi germany. so this is a, yeah, this is happening well, have a way to try the well know the truth. all right, we have to leave you here. now all the war correspondence almost threw up. i thank you so much for your inside here. now let's head to the middle east. now, dozens of civilians have been killed them anymore. when did after a residential block in gather city came under a heavy user of the bombardment, and that's according to local media reports. a video posted online shows smoking jobs through the aftermath of the attack. people ran in panic. wild bodies was counted on the streets. so far, the typical desk told and gathered since october the 7th has passed, $57400.00 according to health officials, the area a deadly strike. i'm a city, a rough. i resulted in thousands of victims the in this emotional so to j. young girl says good bye. as a mother's buddy,

ships coming to russ we believe that there are discussions about what north could be associated withgy and the like. i think we're studying in t aftermath and watching carefully, but we're concerned. i had a call lastht the south koreaens about our next steps in terms of that we will take to step up deterrents moreair to say that china is somewhat anxious about what's going on betweenkorea. they have■j indicated so in som of our interactions and we can with those things. andso, you know, it's fascinating, mike, even though very closely together in ukraine, andou that it is a deep strategic historically gotten wrong on both sides. it's undeniabolitics today. but there are tensions. there are the arctic, in the stands, in the countries that have beenr to ru, but increasingly,economal

all of this on russ kicked off back in may. when michael and his french government decided to push through and electoral reform and new caledonia that would add thousands more residents to the voting list effectively, di, leading the voice of the native, cannot people. now those opposed to my calls reforms were kind of scratching their heads at the time saying, look, we have so many problems right now in france with setting off another one with this issue really necessary right now. even though trees had expired and frankly supposed to get more power over this territory anyway, but there is a way to do it and there's a way not to do it. is what critics was saying. but um, starting unnecessary drama is kind of my calls whole brand. at this point he just reacted to a european parliamentary election last for his party in the beginning of june by dissolving the french apartment in atlanta and, and setting off a new national race. the 1st round of voting for that is set for this weekend and pull strongly suggests that not close part

that is considered the greens core competency this year around is the 1st european election since russ has full scale invasion need to ukraine. so of course a piece on securing piece peaches highly on the agenda. then the 2nd topic, social security side migration, and the 4th is ways to fight climate change. but the fed factor is also important. i think that the young voters, especially seem to have 10 that box on the brain. yeah, it means you know, i mean i'm trying to understand what we have seen happen in the spring to 5 years. the greens have gone from being a front runner in politics to what appears to night to be a party of political kryptonite. how did this happen? of the degrees, all facing a dilemma. so the people who want more climate protection, who want more messages since they entered and the government in berlin, they've had to make a lot of compromises. so the people who are idealists, if you will, who want more climate adaptation measures to be implemented on the national level in germany, they feel disappointed. but at the same time those who are per matic say that the

with its far right populace. prime minister victor, of a friend of love, be uprooted in the me of russ's. he doesn't want to leave the you. you said recently he wants to come correct. in office since 2010, he submitted tom with associates from his feed us party, toby in 18 key rows in government. only now he has a serious challenge in the little village, close to hundreds border with ukraine, a whistle blow and form a fetus inside to his campaigning for a seat in the european parliament, but paid so much as long as a bishop is much larger, he wants to, i'll speak to obama from power it's not an easy job to with the support is here. the rural areas are a strong hold for all about, but it turn out the signs on a rainy days, so little cheese. and then the series mode you on those, he's bringing in crowds and telling them what they've loved. wanted to hear the system is complex and the people are shut up in the quarter option with the proper gone and the lies with the secret service. so he's quiet the he beat that i should even, but i still think i'm quite sure that document action means it'

of the breaking news on our t. 2 eyes held hostages in southern or russia's. russ dogs are free. the 6 terrorist detained that the prison guards were killed in an operation by russian law enforcement. so called huge summit, initiated by crank, takes off in switzerland. it's only $92.00 of the $160.00 invitees attending, as many say that without russia, it's a table. it's a one sided affair. and washington green lives, arms deliveries, q cranes, and from us as of the tie. and despite its own legislation, previously founding support of the neo nazi link through the .

much over seeing that and bring the m o the closer into the kremlin fold. integrating it further into russ has more time economy. daniel, how is the west and backslash against the russian north, korea and tracy going down in moscow? well, it wasn't long that put things visit finished in the, in the vietnam before, as you quite rightly say, the backlash began us officials, south korean official saying this a visit to the pac sign with north korea and vietnam were present. that i a threat to regional safety and security, the regional stability of south korea, saying that so they've been reconsider, perhaps the longstanding spouse. i'm not sending lisa lately for weapons at to you frame have not been approved and responded by saying that would be a very bad idea. and that he hoped that the south koreans would not do this because they wouldn't like the response. now the region of course, is a bit of a powder keg of tensions. as things stand the stand up between the us and china, i would tie one. the models on disputes in the south china sea be north south korea . the 3rd takes power to divide

so russ refugee jobs very close to the marketplace and that is really military was able to come 1st like as a special force that's entered the area, especially for $84.00 intelligence support covered by a truck load. and i think that this guys just guys of people displaced people carrying luggage is until they were discovered by resistance to groups here. and uh no sir. roger got been to class a rough did between the resistance on the invading all of the storming, gets ready to force, especially on the 4th on to number a says rate of water plates came over to the place to protect and safe guards. that special force that was able to evacuate the 4 hostages, closing this kind of investigation according to law. because here there have been, there have been many houses destroyed, and others partially destroyed. along with the human casual that the majority of them wherever evacuated to the nearby allow dallas, battelle and dentist, that route to record you can, we are now joined by one of the witnesses who were present available when the special it was radio operation, joking place, and the

go on, the russ, anita said. soft, who is decision would have unpleasant repercussions for that country. little fortune, but assure issue that wouldn't be a very big mistake. i hope that this will not happen. if it does, then we do will make decisions that are unlikely to please the code in south 3 and leadership was 2 years. now since the beginning of the call, vic, south korea has been supplying, playing with humanitarian and financial aid. the asian countries registration. but hibbits sending nasal agent to a policy of war in total since february 2022. so has said $900000000.00 to give in a non legal assistance. but this mike, that south korean ministry, i just have grown significantly over the last 2 years before the crane compet south. cuz i know lived tech support amounted to $7300000000.00. they have been significantly increasing since then. this was primarily due to multi $1000000.00 bill, poland and the us which of sold to replace their own stockpile offer. they were defeated by aging. you crate. oh, interesting. lee enough will also bind washington all 2 of the main. a dentist

secretary general, remaining as president withdrawals from the contest, leaving dodge prime minister mach russ. it'd be only candidates in the race to replace the installed and that we looked at the implications for the transatlantic military allies also on the program can use polymer roads to advance the finance bill. this fox protest across the country demonstrates a site, a proposed tax increase as well. that's when so many people already struggling to make ends meet germany state elite as meet with john. so the overlap shelves to discuss writing in mind to.

and on for putting us the, the russ kind of being heavy, investigating calabria, the has cno socrates help. they were telling colleagues with information but otherwise can do nothing. but this information proved important. it was the only way operation ca could show how the end did. i get to what able to establish themselves that, that k, if it doesn't have to be fine, we must food on the, in this investigation, thanks to our use of the legislation and therefore the tools of cooperation. we were able to identify a large number of members of the input on utah from it to you. the role in the province of crow tony who had been based in germany for years and wanted to feed actually don, you said anything you're mine. yeah. it could be of the, of, on all they have a stablished themselves. they are mainly in the commercial and wine sector. and that's a political message obviously, until the beginning. when the supplementing point. during this phase, we did not see any particularly violent behavior on german territory, but we were able to identify consolidated investments in the food and win

but i didn't even use out the eu has announced it is imposing is 1st sanctions against russ's liquefied natural gas industry. and america is part of the role full cheese package of restrictions on mazda 6 to then the resale of russian ad on the x was what other countries, while one could mean harming some economies in asia, you're being broke itself has made sure it can keep buying the russian gas all to contribute to rental mazda and how's the details? so the big headline with these new sanctions is that the e u is now apparently going to do something really new. and finally hit russian l n g. it may come as a surprise to some folks playing along at home that they weren't actually already doing that. in reality, they were wrapping up in ports of russian liquefied natural gas. jumping by 41 percent between 20212023. that's according to u energy regulator data, and maybe it will come as an even bigger surprise that well, they still really aren't going to be because russian, ellen g shipments of gas for use in europe still are not going to be impacted. what's new is that the ships that br

mean, i think generally speaking, probably no country is safe from that thread, but in general pro russ. so this information is sort of like most effective in countries where it can tap into an already preexisting pro russian sentiment. and here in the european union, those are mostly a former come in this country is hungry. for example, they've seen the report from the tech republic, i've done my own reporting, and so back here and germany to a certain degree can also be included in that. and now, you know, i think it's important to understand that often the primary goal of these, this information campaigns is not necessarily to convince people that have to change their mind. but it's kind of more, you know, it's rather they, they, they target these people who already sort of believe in these narratives. and it's kind of, it's a, it's about the goal. it's apparently to confirm what they already believe in. and i think, you know, that's also one of the reasons why we often see these, this information complaints that are really not that sophisticated. they look rather cheap, they look cr

why does any guy who is now under russ claims that president our se, instructed him to prepare that show of force to boost his popularity? so now let's go to international correspond manila chance. so, manila, what's your take on this? the defense claims coming in from sydney guy that this was not actually a code. this was a false flag as well. then there were means circulating on twitter yesterday about this very short lived to, i mean, some calling it the pizza. cool on line because you know, the crew began and ended faster than some people could order pizza and have it delivered. but it is an interesting allegation by general zuniga right now there is no evidence to support such a claim. you know that he was ordered to, to do the state to in order to help bolster luis, our se is sagging support. but behind is when it goes defense claim upon his arrest . that is, that there is a growing rift among the mass party and its direction and its leadership by who, with a return from exile of eval morales in late 2020. and now he's announcing that he wants to run for yet another term in 20. 25

but when the american electorate has been brainwashed by this russ a phobic misinformation promulgated by the government promulgated by mainstream media, it's difficult for a politician to separate his or herself from the will of the people and as long as the will of the people who shaped by this misinformation, this rest of phobia. it's not going to be easy. why come from a military background that is based upon the united states marine corps? if you pull it up, us up against an opponent that's been kidnapped on the street, who's received no training whatsoever. has no leadership, no equipment, nothing. we will slaughter them. it won't be a massacre is promoting or promulgating. this policy shows the mural. the vacuum that exist, we are literally asking, need no demanding that ukrainians fight to the last ukrainians. what friend, whatever, ask a so called friend to do that. this is proof positive that we're not the friends of ukraine. in fact, the united states, by supporting this policy, we are the worst enemies of ukraine because of our policies is guaranteeing that entire generatio

. >> perry russ um, back with us now, the witness you spoke to highlighting just how small and intertwinedhis community is where people know both the accused shooter and the victims. >> reporter: yeah, whit. david rodriguez says he knows the accused shooter, not personally, but he knows the family, a good family, as he calls them. he says he was surprised when police named the shooter, saying he never heard anything bad about him. whit. >> all right, perry, thank you. >>> overseas now, new israeli air strikes killing dozens and injuring at least 50 in gaza city. israeli officials say they were targeting hamas military sites. let's bring in abc's tom sufi burrage in tel aviv. tom, what more are you learning about these strikes? >> reporter: the latest is 49 people killed and 50 injured in a series of israeli strikes in gaza city according to palestinian officials. verified video showing an apocalyptic landscape, a young boy covered in dust rushed from the scene. israeli military says its fighter jets struck two hamas military sites. it makes today one of the deadliest days in the war in rec

it is still sick with the bus city of colonialism and neo colonialism. russ's top tips and lots of gala prop takes a swipe at the us frequency of africa and other parts of the world. he made his remarks during his 1st type of visit to but he knows faster. and anyone who does not identify with a single mandatory opinion is immediately labeled as a russian agent and politically marginalized internationally. it is a cruel hopes of ation, but the right to a different opinion has ceased to exist and the vice prime minister makes his 1st public address of paying this estimation to attend, suggesting his views made him a target. the . this is the international with the new sale over top stories from across the globe. the, you need to know we're going to salt low with some breaking news, coming out of st. petersburg. this is where president vladimir putin says most go, we'll consider sending weapons around the will to regions where you claim is getting arms from destroy russian territory. the president added that strikes against the russian federation, which what spin countries are involved in