and i said i want i said debate prep is over. i said we're not doing anything else today. so i want you to do is go back tonight and read those articles. and then i'll see you next time. you want you want to see me? and i got up. and jared in middleburg. well, maybe we should just talk in general about kind of biden style. and i said you guys can talk about biden style. i said read the articles mr. president and he said what are they about? and i said how every incumbent president lost because they thought they didn't need to prepare because they were president sound familiar. and he said, is that true? which is also another indication to you about kind of the the depth of historical knowledge. of donald trump about politics. i mean, he just doesn't have any and so this was all news to him and i gave it to him and i walked out and jared and meadows followed me out to the front of the club and bedminster. and i looked up and i go. you guys like? you're so fully --. um, you never talked to it right? you never talk to him. and of course they denied and said they did but you k

" and i said, "sure." he said, "well, he and his wife were blown away last night in beverly hills." >> now that, thought rand, was a story tailor made for the miami community he was writing for. a rags to riches story, capped by murder. he worked the phones and soon met up with jose's sister who told him -- >> you know, the family was so close. they were loving. they did everything together. she said, "you have to interview erik and lyle." and i said, "of course i wanna interview erik and lyle." >> as he would find, getting to the brothers was not so easy. but then, they'd just lost their parents. >> lyle and erik menendez were the grieving sons. >> alan abrahamson is a journalism professor at usc. back in 1989, he was a reporter for the la times. >> nobody quite knew who had -- who had killed the parents. professor at usc. back in 1989, he was a reporter for the la times. >> nobody quite knew who had -- who had killed the parents. was it because of jose's position in business? had he been taken out by the

he also said that there is an avenue full, full negotiation, but the, the way he said it may raise eyebrows in moscow i, i lost count of how many times you accused rushes. behavior being destabilizing destructive and aggressive during, during his speech during his keynote per well presentation. question answer session that is now being held. nevertheless, he also said that nato's part build up of troops in eastern europe will continue. they will now form a quick reaction force, which, which will number in the 10s of tens of thousands which is bound to hacker. moscow, even more given a given the security concern is that russia has voiced, and that is a nato build up. that was over the years on its border. he also again emphasized at length and the for the consequences for the russian economy. how the united states will punish russia for any potential actions, aggressive actions as they put the russia undertakes. she maintains that this with russian build up is ongoing, directly russia build up in, in russia, i should mention on russian territory. whereas we're seeing a nato build of american

she said, "who the hell are you?" i said, "you've never heard of me, i'm mel brooks."ord! i've got your record, it is great." i saw her backstage and we talked and i never stopped seeing her and talking to her for the next 45 years. every day was bliss. i've heard that you are married to the most beautiful woman in the world, is this true, mr brooks? no, i'm married to anne bancroft. applause. ladies and gentlemen, my beautiful wife. they sing. # sweet georgie brown! you've got to remember that at that stage, you weren't earning much money. no, i was broke then. she was paying for most of it. yeah, the show was off the air and when i met her, i told her, "you don't want to be serious with me because i'm broke. i'm eating hot dogs for dinner. i have no money. you don't want to know me." she said, "i'll take a chance. i'll take a chance." they sing. applause. you have a couple more... there is no more, i don't care. we have got to do... you are finished. we have got to do 0bama. we're not to make him president again! he served two terms. i want to read what he said about

this is a hypothetical discussion and i said what i said| discussion and i said what i said and i will of the reaction from _ and i will leave it there. what of the reaction from conservative l the reaction from conservative backbenchers? one said he was relieved to hear the pie minister's statement. it relieved to hear the pie minister's statement. . . relieved to hear the pie minister's statement-— statement. it was certainly an a -iolo . statement. it was certainly an apology- i've _ statement. it was certainly an apology. i've never— statement. it was certainly an apology. i've never had - statement. it was certainly an apology. i've never had such i statement. it was certainly an l apology. i've never had such an abject _ apology. i've never had such an abject apology from a government n1inister— abject apology from a government minister in— abject apology from a government minister in my 30 plus years in this place _ minister in my 30 plus years in this place what— minister in my 30 plus years in this place. what it sincere? yes, i think it place. what it sincere? yes, i think it

and i remember exactly what he said to me. he said, what do you mean she's at home? i dropped her off at 5 am. that's when it hit that we're going to the police, something 's not right. >> it certainly wasn't. a man whose marriage was breaking up, the last man to be with her, didn't know a thing? really? coming up. susie's new boyfriend feels fields a few questions down at the station. >> did you guys make out or anything, before -- >> probably five minutes, yeah. >> before she exited the truck? >> yeah. >> did you ever wonder about brad iowa if he was capable of any bad thing? >> when she went missing and i wondered about everybody. everybody was a suspect. >> when dateline continues. moments with coricidin. now in sugar free liquid. does sinus congestion and pressure make breathing feel impossible especially at night? try vicks sinex. unlike most sinus treatments, it provides instant relief that lasts up to 12 hours. its powerful decongestant targets congestion at the source, with a dual action formula that relieves nasal congestion and soothes sinus pressure by re

she said that she looks forward to his cooperation, but she also said that the embrace of donald trump by republicans is, quote, how democracies die. and mitch mcconnell has played this weird role where first he said the right thing, then he pulled back. he has not spoken to donald trump. >> in 13 months. >> donald trump keeps attacking him as well. >> but mitch mcconnell had a moment in history during, as laura brought up, the impeachment. he could have said to his conference, vote your conscience. if he had said vote your conscience, that impeachment, that conviction might very well have happened. and we would not be dealing with the question of is donald trump going to run in 2024. mitch mcconnell is in many ways, my opinion, responsible for the power that donald trump still has over the republicans. >> still has an enormous amount of power. barack obama issued a statement. let me read a couple sentences. historically, americans have been defenders of democracy and freedom around the world, especially when it's under attack. but we can't serve that role when leading figures in one o

they said, you know what? i'm not feeling good. i'm in the dumps. i'm feeling blue i anxiety or depressed whatever. i'm not mocking them, but they said, i'm not going to cook pete jug by just saying i am going to compete. it's mindless . simone biles is heralded as a hero. naomi osaka, as a hero because they quit. they said no mass in that. and yet, he's the bad guy for wanting to compete. but saying, i disagree with this, these mandatory rules, ah, europe is again in the grip of a surgeon, covet infections, and facing violent protests against tartar restrictions. sweden, for one has introduced a work from home mandate and a cap on the number of people allowed to attend to some public spaces. when they is down to the account so oft, there is no doubt that the situation has worsened and the spread of infection in sweden. is it historically high levels? kelly as well, has joined the countries bringing in tougher rules. it's gotten to a super green pass. that's only available for the fully vaccinated, or those who have recovered from coven, not even a

look, some people said, okay, lbj. let's put that out there. >> right, fdr won a war. >> in his first year, to be fair. >> first year, right. >> i think he's right in a certain sense that many presidents in recent history have really struggled in their first year to get more than one really big thing done. joe biden was able to get a major covid relief bill done and a major infrastructure package done, that is true. but i think the fact that he himself didn't go up there to tout his own infrastructure bill tells you that this is something they know is hard to sell to the american public. it doesn't answer the kitchen table problems that americans have today. that's why i think he's struggling. >> can i add one quick thing? a text from a frontliner democrat who's going to be in a tough election race who said, listening to him, what the white house is doing is focusing on things that are failing. why not talk about things that we are doing and can do? that will help us in the midterms and, in turn, him? >> cnn's jeff zel

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and that's what i said durham i said, yeah, let me ask you about something. yeah, and this gets to why you know one of the people who just stood up with the sign said how can you act like things will be? okay when we're seeing so many divided rulings. and i know that you write that the court's differences the six republican appointed conservatives and the three democratic liberals that those divisions are the result of jurisprudence and not of either politics or ideology. what do you say to people who come back to you and observe that there are so many cases that split that way and it seems like some of your colleagues might be voting a long lines. that would be more political. what do you say to people who raise that issue? thank you. for example, yes. well, let's let's go back a step. let's go back a i don't say here. and indeed if i say anything is the contrary. i don't say everything's going to be all right. i don't know if it will be. all right. and i think that's true of every person in this room. we don't know. are you more concerned? we don't know. we

and they said, "it's mike. " i said, "you know that? " and they said, "yes.broke the news to denise. >> i saw her tear up when the death notification was provided to her that mike williams'remains had been identified and located. >> now you'd think with the recovery of the body, murder charges would be filed forthwith, but that didn't happen. detectives continued to investigate. they had another suspect in their sights. and what a sensation that turned out to be. five months after mike's body was recovered, a perp walk to remember. >> denise, did you kill mike? >> denise williams in handcuffs being marched by cops from her office at florida state university. she was charged with the first degree murder of her first husband, mike. it was her daughter, anslee's 19th birthday. the indictment said that denise had conspired with brian winchester to kill his best friend mike. she pleaded not guilty. but denise was the only one charged. what about brian? >> they told us that they had had to make a deal with the devil. >> some called it the deal of the century. >> re

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again, we said many times in this channel. moscow has said many times this is basically just nonsense, but nevertheless, ukrainian troops are apparently getting some state of the art training from the you know, us government. the program has involve very specific training on skills that would enhance the ukrainians ability to push back against the russians. said the former senior intelligence official, us base ca program has included training and firearms camouflage techniques, land navigation tactics like cover and move intelligence and other areas. yahoo news of course was not specific about the actual names, but it says that 5 former intelligence and national security officials pass this information along to them. apparently these training programs involve camouflage exercises, land navigation exercises and the like. but all the while washington, the saying that these are not offensively oriented exercises, us officials claim that they're just centered around intelligence gathering us officials deny that the ca, training program is or was ever offensively oriented. but just what in

he said he was questioned. his court affidavit has become public knowledge has been released today and some court documents. he said he was sleep deprived people asking all sorts of questions. he said he's been upset and confused by the whole saga. the whole situation as it were. let's have a listen. my agent and i had done all that was asked of us in making the application for entry into australia. i did not understand what was happening and i did not understand why he was considering canceling my visa. i was upset and confused. now that decision was crushed, which meant virt jock, which could be released from the infamous melbourne detention center where he was being held. that decision seemed like had been reversed just moments later when they were reports from his father, they had been re arrested. now the government, the strange and immigration minister had said that he retains the right to cancel his visa at any time, but that looks like it's not really going to happen now, as you said, is evening time ov

then he said, we are not. but nobody responded to that because of all the, the white noise surrounding this crisis, the dialogue, the conversations, the who's talking to whom the, the joe biden is flip flopping around on where the nato is united or not. so that him, him saying we are not going to invade, has just kind of disappeared under the surface. i feel you are giving too much value to foreign minister law statement i've. i've heard the many time, and i can tell you he capital of the short creek statement and he's capable of doing all the russian government to be a very opposite of what he has just declared. so i will not take it at face value. i think the bottom line is the russians got troy playing a pressure strategy on ukraine, directly on the u. s. and the europe and allies. and the question is whether from the bay by artificially created situation. we can come up with a better picture for both the europeans, the americans, but also for the russians. and this is the key of what might follow after tha

we've always said, and said for quite some time that another incursion by russia could be imminent. and imminent means imminent. so, we are watching this every single day. and i think i'm just going to avoid the temptation to guess as to what the timing would be. the only thing i'd add is, we still don't believe that there's been a final decision by mr. putin to launch another invasion. we still believe here at the department that there is time and space for diplomacy. i think you saw secretary blinken, they talked about this just the other day, and the state department has, in fact responded with some written responses to the russians. and so, we're waiting to hear their feedback on that. so, we still think there's time and space for diplomacy. i think, obviously, that's the preferred path here to de-escalate in a peaceful, calm way and destabilize without any , shots being fired. but we're watching it every single day. reporter: hi, john, sorry. sorry, to interrupt but you said to ellie that it's imminent. and you said to jen, it's possibly imminent. which is it? mr. kirby: we - i

and he said, turn around.ft with bill. >> it was only then, frances says, that it all came together in her mind. the thump, the broken window, somehow bill's bike and her escalade must have collided. i think some people might find it hard to believe that you wouldn't realize that you had hit a motor bike. >> i didn't feel anything. i heard a thump. i thought it was in piece of granite. >> police detained her for questioning while the rest of the family took up a vigil at the hospital. bill's cousin was hopeful he'd pull through. >> we had been in so many wrecks on bikes and stuff. i said, he'll be all right. he had worse accidents than that, so -- >> but bill wouldn't be all right, not this time. >> when they told us that he had passed away, it was just complete shock. >> i kind of screamed out and i just couldn't believe it. i didn't want to believe it. >> frances was still in the back of the patrol car when she got the news. >> i noticed three people come to me wearing suits, and one of them tells me that he

he said, the american people sent us here to be their voice. they understand that those voices can at times become loud and argumentative. but they also hope that we can disagree without being disagreeable. then senator barack obama on april 1, 2005, went on to say, what they don't expect is for one party, be it republican or democrat, to change the rules in the middle of the game so that they can make all the decisions while the other party is told to sit down and keep quiet. i ask my colleagues, what were we just told to do today? he went on to say, the american people want partisanship in this town, but everyone in this chamber knows the majority chooses to end the filibuster. if they choose to change the rules and put an end to the democratic debate and the fighting and the bitterness and the gridlock will only get worse. he went on to say, i understand the republicans are getting a lot of pressure to do this from factions outside the chamber, but we need to rise above the ends justifies the means mentality because we are here to answer to

since covid the owner said they have been barely maintaining. with the new order restrictioning gatherings, she said that it'll hurt her business. >> it'll be devastating again. just when we are sort of climbing up the mountain out of the hole. it's 30 day is a long time. >> sonoma county is restricting indoor gatherings of more than 50 and outdoor of more than 100 people and it's hurting live shows. >> take things day by day. we try to ride with the situation. we have been lucky that we had a lot of community support. some of the grants we were able to get. that's helped keep us alive. >> while he is sure live entertainment will eventually return, their company won't. the store is empty because they are consolidating to their napa location. >> hard to fathon that we will have that happen again. its hit businesses. >> health officials are urging people to voluntarily stay home unless you have to work, go to school, or go for a quick iin response to the increasing transmission of covid throughout the county. based on data it appears that half of

of course he's a police and intolerance. novak joker, which he said no, but john creech that is said that the whole situation has upset and confused him. i have a listen. my agent and i had done all that was asked of us in making the application for entry into australia. i did not understand what was happening and i did not understand why he was considering canceling my visa. i was upset and confused. so joker is saying his upset and confused he, his, the king of the australian open, of course is want to record 9 times the last 3 years is the defending champion. he would love to break that grand slam record, of course, tied with roger federer and raphael natal on 20 ground. some type of he would love to break that record in australia at melbourne. but for now, this political wrangling, this diplomatic scandal seems the ongoing, serbian president alex on the beach says it's a which on scott morrison. the australian pm on the other hand is said, it really is. there is one room for all the rules are rules that the fans he's taken on. some australian government officials have taken reall

is saying that were said to her, - person. just to underline what she is saying that were said to herho have not read the sunday times story, she was fired as a minister, this is back in 2020, she had been a transport minister in the conservative government and she was told it was because of her muslim village in making colleagues uncomfortable. if that is true what does that say about the government and conception party? the does that say about the government and conception party?— and conception party? the situation is not acceptable. _ and conception party? the situation is not acceptable. there _ and conception party? the situation is not acceptable. there should - and conception party? the situation is not acceptable. there should be. is not acceptable. there should be no racism, there should be no racism in any party and i was also disturbed by what she said. she said it is as if she was punched in the stomach. she thought humiliated, and powerless. well, she was also told that if she raised the issue, she would be ostracised by colleagues and her career and reputation would be

and said they were moving me to intensive care. yeah that said. and i actually meant well she said you know. don't think that's because you've taken a turn for the words or anything like that. okay. so anyway, i i spent the next three days there. and you know the story people started calling. they said calling when i was you know, i don't know how they found out. but anyway, mrs. ford called it's last time i talked with her. and other members of the ford family, david mccalla. very thoughtfully called he had a stint. don and was offering reassurance. in fact, i never had any kind of surgery. never had. so anyway but eventually the real problem oh my neglective mentioned on my third day. they took me up for more tests and it turned out they found a bleeding ulcer a significant bleeding ulcer which may very well have been the original. complaint anyway the thing that actually the only physically uncomfortable. really i wasn't in pain, but i had these killer hiccups, which i'm since weren't off a company heart problems. and they were not like any hic

he said then -- what he said then apply then and it applies now. because of the courage of our members, the support of the capitol police, the staff, the custodial staff, the insurrection failed. democracy prevailed. congress returned to the capital that same night to accomplish our purpose, to ensure the peaceful transfer of power. one year later, it is essential that we do not allow anyone to rewrite history. it is our duty to find the facts of january 6 to ensure such an assault on our democracy cannot happen again. it is also our duty to establish and preserve the narrative of that day, and that is what we are doing today. one year later, i remain in awe of the courage of our members not only that day, but every day since, as you share reflections and preserve the truth. let me close, as i have done throughout the day, by quoting president lincoln. he said so many things that were so appropriate and quoted by our chaplain earlier today at the pro forma session when he quoted lincoln's greatest speech, the second inaugural address, with charity

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i've also been speaking to the foreign office and they said they are in contact with they said they arelisation of one man and the hospitalisation of another in thailand and they are ready to provide consular support. thank you very much. a retired british iranian engineer being held in iran on spying charges has said he is beginning a hunger strike. anoosheh ashoori was arrested five years ago and later convicted by iran of spying for israel's mossad intelligence agency, which he denies. the british government says his continued detention is wholly unjustified and has called on iran to release him. police in the us city of atlanta say they're following up on a number of leads after the killing of the british scientist matthew willson. mr willson had only arrived two days earlier to visit his girlfriend when he was hit by a stray bullet while lying in bed, after a number of shots were fired nearby. vincent macavinny reports. the final photo of matthew willson taken on the second day of a visit to his girlfriend katherine shepard in atlanta, just hours before his life was taken away. at

she said he's done nothing wrong. he did get the right documents in all that he did everything in his power to prove that he was medically exempt. on the other side, there's a strange, the prime minister scott morrison, of course, who taken a stance of rules are rules and said that he's not really welcoming the country, he should be deported because they have had strict code regulations in melbourne and all over australia. and it would be a little bit of flap in the face as it were to your streaming people. however, his father said that this is the hardest thing that they've had to go through the past 5 or 6 days. of course, it could really affect no job which is not only his mental state, but his physical state. the family has said he psychologically, for the challenge. of course, this is his bread and both of his torment you'd want to 9 times a record in the men's game. the past 3 years. he was looking to break that grand slam all time record. he's tied on 20 with roger federer rough, found that he would love to do

peter baker's piece and all bad in today's new york times where it is said that essentially it is said that a russia wants to trade in it's quote, unquote, threat against ukraine for more flexibility on the part of us on the west. at those talks. this is not the case because we have no intention to invade ukraine. ah, and thus there is nothing to trade with. ah, and secondly, we do not expect the west to show flexibility on some of these use that we presented. we have a very firm position on central essential, indispensable requirements that i tried so hard to explain. ah, 2 american colleagues ah, on where we are. and so it is kind of wrong both ways it's, it's not the situation. we're a deal breaker, one way or another is in the vision. unfortunately, we have a great disparity in our principal, the approaches to these us and russia. in some ways, i have opposite views on what needs to be done and it doesn't help that on some of the issues that might be basis for future exchanges and hopefully also some progress. but from our perspective, it would only be possible, provided that we fi

i said my father is congressman harry reid. before i could say another word, the gentleman spewed expletives, raised the hoe above his head and literally chased me from the yard. so, i went back to the copper queen and watched a movie. [laughter] when my dad called to check in that evening, i told him about my day. i just remember him laughing. he laughed and laughed and then he said, wait until you get to elko county. they really love me there. [laughter] i have also been thinking a lot about a moment i had with my dad when i was very young, i was a boy. i was in the hills of searchlight with him. one of his brothers was there, i think don, my brother leif was there if i remember right. my dad carried a flashlight as he walked ahead of me. i did not know where we were going. after a few minutes, we approached a dark opening of a horizontal line shaft that disappeared deep into the hillside. as i leaned to one side, he turned on his flashlight and i peered around him, and when he shined his light into the blackness, i could see

he said that the u . s. said he would give a written response to russia, demands about nato expansion. and he said after that written response been received by russia, they would then decide whether there should be further meetings. and he said quite explicitly, at the moment, we do not know whether, if we are on the right path or not. but he did pointed the president, putin is always happy to speak with president biden. now, when he was asked by russia is concerned about nato expansion. he said that he did put this to the blink and this afternoon, mister blink. and again made the point that it's all about a freedom of choice to which russia responded that that choice should not be made if it affects the security of others. he went on to talk about western spheres of influence because he was asked by a b, b. c reporter, where the rush is activities around ukraine rule about increasing russia sphere of influence. but he says, you can quite clearly see that nato activities and focus on ukraine, a rule about na

he said, okay, i'll call. he called, he said to her, amy had a dream.t a phone call, marilyn monroe died last night. i said don't give me that and i hung up the phone. i had seen marilyn just hours earlier. >> she was found dead earlier this morning, an empty bottle on the side of the bed. >> i turned on the tv and there it was on the news and i went to the house. there were a couple police officers there and a few reporters, and only one or two photographers, and the word had not gotten out yet. i had a camera with me and didn't know what to photograph. you photo somebody alive, but their dead. >> i can remember the headlines, this was massive, marilyn is dead. i remember they showed the bed they found her in. >> after she died there was this kind of glamorizing of her dead body and the sexualization of her corpse to a really extreme degree. >> she was faced down and covered with a sheet and her hand on the phone. >> it's like this woman was never allowed to be a human being. she had to be an object of desire for everybody and everything, even in death

>> she said that right away? small ones, could've startled vicky, he surmised. but how could that have led to a wound in the middle virtuous. >> the only way i gun can go off and see if you pull the trigger. you are not gonna sit on the table and it's gonna go off. >> this scene puzzled investigators, and the more they observed bobby's demeanor, the more puzzle day became. >> they seem agitated though? >> he seemed uncomfortable with how she was reacting. he appeared uncomfortable with the emotions that where they are in the room. because it was some heavy stuff, it was really thick with emotions and grief. >> as heavy and as emotional as that scene was, it wasn't for bobby? >> he didn't seem to be joining in that emotion with everyone. there is no tears, he's like grimacing. faking like he's -- forcing himself to cry. but there's nothing there. paramedics also wondered. bobby had insisted on a 9-1-1 call that he tried to revive vicky with cpr. but to luke shull, the lead paramedic, one look at bobby made that se

said is wrong in key respects, but that does not detract from the basic.i want to make, i have said we should have done different that evening. as i said, i believe the events in question were within the guidance and that would be the assumption of which i operated but i can say before he jumps to the conclusion, a lawyer should respect the inquiries, i hope you would wait to establish -- [inaudible] >> mr. speaker, we got the prime minister parties and clearly breaking the rules. we've got the prime minister in a series of ridiculous denials which he knows are untrue, clear reach if administration. ministers who knowingly mislead will be expected to offer resignation. the party is over, prime minister. the only question is, the public taken out, with his party kick him out or will he do the decent thing and resign? [cheering] >> mr. speaker, i think -- i know the objective and you would hate to remove me from office, i appreciate that, i humbly suggest to him that he should wait until the inquiry concluded, he should study for himself and i will certainly respond as appropriate and

dude finally, i said who are you talking about? she said, richard. i hate him.. >> but richard had been at the center of the investigation, by brett myers. ever since the night of november 11th, just a few hours after kristen was found, the sheriff was in the doorway of the couple's home. sizing up her live in boyfriend. >> first impressions of richard passes mauve. >> first impressions are begin -- my first impressions were that we knew exactly would happen. and >> he did say he knew would happened? >> no he didn't. >> in fact, richard told the sheriff that he had been out searching for kristen. he said he had no clue where she was, so the sheriff broke the news that kristen had been airlifted to a hospital, in critical condition. >> he was overly concerned about kristen, but his emotions didn't really match the concern that he was presenting. it was almost like a poor acting job. >> not possible that this was richard's way of reacting to bad news? >> it's possible, but we knew that we had to speak with him. >> sheriff myers brought richard back to the station

i had somebody come to me item member on the floor come to me and said what you doing and i said i'm voting no, you should to and they stopped and they said it's a bad vote, i've not been in the military like you. >> i thought to myself, have we missed it so bad that you cannot explain good boats or bad vote because of the perception out there that they feel like they cannot control. >> there is a great thread that you draw in this. i really enjoyed it because i saw through your eyes and is so interesting to me. we really started dealing with all of these issues when there was an investigation. hillary clinton's e-mail and a group of us were asked to interview the different witnesses from the fbi and i worked in federal law enforcement for years and the fbi was a great agency. i cannot fathom that they would go rogue and be engaged in partisan activities. i want you to talk a little bit about that but then i want you to talk about how the group, the top of the fbi became the same group that decided they were going to investigate donald trump and actually use false information in the

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and then he said you will die if you don't get it and i said i am willing to die. >> reporter: said he was also told anyone wanting to donate had to be vaccinated. the hospital said their policy follows the current standard of care in the united states and saying in a statement, the reason it en ide otection for the patient and transplant patient are at severe risk for severe illness if they don't have existing immunity prior to being transplanted. he said he has had covid-19 twice and doesn't believe he needs a vaccine and even if it means he can't get the surgery. >> i am not changing my mind and i had conversations with my family and everybody close to me knows where i stand and there won't be a situation occurs that i would choose to change my mind. >>> fans are mourning the death of actor howard has been who played radio dj johnny fever in wk rp in cincinnati from 1978 through 1982 and he was nominated for two emmy nominations and before he played a dj on tv he was a dj for a rock station here in san francisco where he got his start. he died in los angeles last night due to compli

i said "i don't believe he said that." they use the term "green light." he was green-lighted. very interesting. the president of the ukraine, last night, he was seen in some unusual pictures. he could not believe what he heard. he couldn't believe what he heard, and i couldn't believe what -- whether you are for strong stoppage or not, you're really telling them "you might as well go in." you can't just talk in terms of sanctions. sanctions domain too much to russia. if you want to stop somebody, you are not going to just be talking about sanctions. i think this is a whole different ball game right now. if you see what's going on with russia and the ukraine, but they have done at the border, they are loaded up with soldiers. that never happened with me. i would've never happened with me. i had a very good relationship with putin. remember, i stopped there pipeline. if we would go back to producing energy -- we were energy independent for the first time in probably 72 years, maybe ever, but the first time in at least 72 years. we had it so much energy we didn't know what to do

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the person said right? i'm sorry, but the day that nancy pelosi's held up obamacare and said we passed it now we can read it. i mean, that's the end of it. i don't want to hear anything from that woman. i didn't have to hear the rest of her speech. hi charles. hello. first of all, i just want to tell you that was a great presentation and wanted. of the things that i'm you really struck me about was when you said that, you know blacks can't learn shakespeare and they can't learn classical music. so that's racist. yeah, and i just wanted to tell you about a corporation that i know of where they're instituting racial equity program and one of the officers says we need to give our black employees a box to stand on. so that they can see over the fence like the rest of us. i love that picture makes me yeah, you know what i said the first time i saw the picture they're like, you know, yeah the three different boxes. so they feel the first thing i say when i say instantly somebody said, what do you think of this? i

he looked at me and said whose responsibility is that and i said mine, sir. he said right. never forget that. so in vietnam and elsewhere, i instructed people working for me to walk the line. if that is the important role senior officers can make. officers, noncommissioned officers et cetera. that's one of the things that is in here and it carries forth in just about every assignment in fact when i went for my second tour in vietnam it was when no one wanted to be the last person killed in vietnam. it was the early 70s and my battalion commander of the first tour was paul who now was the brigade commander and so when i got off the plane he said come see me so he spent all night to briefing me on the situation and said you are not going to a brigade, you are going to a battalion. we have a difficult battalion and that is where you are going. so i got out and i haven't slept in 48 hours. i get out there and walk the line and let me tell you something. when i'm pulling soldiers out of foxholes that are reeking with marijuana and i take a weapon because having cleaned up the we

but he also said he said to the west, now it's up to the us. he has written to washington as regards those guarantees on safety and security and isn't to them now the pool is very much in the u. s. school to find a peaceful resolution to little. now another story we're across to day, the cia is reported to help in training, ukrainian special operations teams and mid tensions with russia. the program is believed to have launch 6 years ago. ortiz don quarter can tell us more about the revelations. according to a recent yahoo news article, basically the cia is training ukrainian special forces units on american soil. and this is to fight in case of an apparent russian invasion of ukraine. again, we said many times in this channel. moscow has said many times this is basically just nonsense, but nevertheless, ukrainian troops are apparently getting some state of the art training from the you know, you, us government. the program has involve very specific training on skills that would enhance the ukrainians ability to push back against the russians.

as i said, i think we have _ the issues. as i said, i think we have the — the issues.bilities and skill sets. there are lots of opportunities to work_ there are lots of opportunities to work together. we do already. i don't _ work together. we do already. i don't think— work together. we do already. i don't think we are standing here because — don't think we are standing here because we are worried about hungary's commitment are hungry's ability— hungary's commitment are hungry's ability to— hungary's commitment are hungry's ability to deploy forces. we are here _ ability to deploy forces. we are here because we want to make sure we have the _ here because we want to make sure we have the uniform voice to the russians— have the uniform voice to the russians to say, think again, step back— russians to say, think again, step back from — russians to say, think again, step back from this. step back from the destabilising activity and there is deterrent as well in place, which is what _ deterrent as well in place, which is what we _ deterrent as well in place, which is what