documents are now in the hands of european investigators their task to prove that the syrian secret service systematically tortured opposition members to death well more than a dozen of these war criminals are believed to be in germany sweden or france disguised as refugees. investigators across europe are determined to identify them and relatives of the victims who fled the murderous regime and came to germany are a valuable source of information people like me have am whom our reporter met on his search for justice. lives in a berlin suburb she's from syria and part of a major hunt to catch syrian secret service members who committed crimes like beads . because one of the regime's many victims he was beaten and tortured to death when the syrian civil war broke out. on one of his fellow students even health torture had. he had always been very courteous towards i have and greeted him and then you know that you know i don't understand how someone could turn into a torturer and become a monster like that. syria secret service systematically tortured just for speaking up for human rights dema

she's from syria and part of a major hunt to catch syrian secret service members who committed crimes like these . mari m son aiyar because one of the regime's many victims he was beaten and tortured to death when the syrian civil war broke out. one of his fellow students even helped torture him he had always been very courteous towards i am and greeted and i knew that you know i don't understand how someone could turn into a torturer and become a monster like that. serious secret service systematically tortured just for speaking up for human rights demanding syria become a democratic country and for urging assad to step down. now eight years after a arms death his mother wants justice. i want the culprits to be brought to justice from the accomplices all the way up to president assad these people are responsible for spilling our children's blood. there are more than twenty six thousand pictures of syrian torture victims smuggled out of the war torn country by a courageous former police were target for they could help convict syrian torturers and murderers in the coming years their vi

the secret service, uniformed secret service officer drove away a silver jeep with pennsylvania licensegs to a man who is checking into the hotelso for type of event, an event at which the guests were asked before they entered. i'm not sure if there was a m ha gnotometer, do you have any weapons, and my unrstanding is that the man told them no, but he did have a gun in his car and a short timeago police after examining that silver jeep with pennsylvania license plates that i told you about did drive that vehicle away. so i'm assuming that that's the vehicle that he was talking about, where they found the toweapon that has led this man's arrest for carrying a weapon without a permit in the district. now, we have calls into the secret service and to d.c. police trying to get sme formation on exactly, you know, what further charges the man is facing andtl exac what happened here this afternoon at the trump hotel. live ior nthwest, jackie bensn, news 4. back to you. >> thank you, jackie. >> thanks, jackie. >>> turning now to the weather. another spectacular dayma in . >> and changes are com

serious secret service systematically tortured just for speaking up for human rights demanding syria become a democratic country and for urging assad to step down now eight years after a arms death his mother wants justice. i want the culprits to be brought to justice from the accomplices all the way up to president assad and these people are responsible for spilling our children's blood. there are more than twenty six thousand pictures of syrian torture victims smuggled out of the war torn country by a courageous former police were target for they could help convict syrian torturers and murderers in the coming years their victims and their relatives demand justice like syrian human rights lawyer mohsen darvish who was tortured before being able to flee the syrian capital damascus is a few months the school itself was the branches he become like this. many of his friends and political allies in the fight against the assad regime were abused like this no one knows how many people lost their lives. so there's some there's. i also looked for. people in this. security branches. still liv

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the secret service would do it. they kept piling up tapes. -- he had been in all the meetings, he recovered -- remembered how things worked. it was automated. a brand-new technology. it can bite you. it bit nixon. what they did was really unique. the secret service has a locator board and it is six lights. the president is in the residence, he is in the oval office, the west wing, he is in his hideaway office in the eob, he is on the grounds, or he is off the grounds. the secret service can look and know immediately where the man is. if and only if that light was on today secret service agent turn on the recorder. i used to think it was wired into the locator board. that's not true. at least, that is not what they say today. they say when the president came into the oval office, the secret service turned on the machine. then it was sound activated. first two or three words when it starts up. you miss a few words. bottom, youthe very have to turn it way out because he is not giving a speech. he is talking to somebody

she's from syria and part of a major hunt to catch syrian secret service members who committed crimes like these . mari i'm such a yob because one of the regime's many victims he was beaten and tortured to death when the syrian civil war broke out. one of his fellow students even health torture him he had always been very courteous towards i have and greeted him that you know i don't understand how someone could turn into a torturer and become a monster like that. syria secret service systematically tortured just for speaking up for human rights demanding syria become a democratic country and for urging assad to step down. now 8 years after a youngster his mother wants justice. i want the culprits to be brought to justice from the accomplices all the way up to president assad these people are responsible for spilling our children's blood. there are more than 26000 pictures of syrian torture victims smuggled out of the war torn country by a courageous former police were target for they could help convict syrian torturers and murderers in the coming years their victims and their relativ

serious secret service systematically tortured just for speaking up for human rights demanding syria become a democratic country and for urging assad to step down. now 8 years after a alms death his mother wants justice. i want the culprits to be brought to justice from the accomplices all the way up to president assad and these people are responsible for spilling our children's blood. there are more than 26000 pictures of syrian torture victims smuggled out of the war torn country by a courageous former police were target for they could help convict syrian torturers and murderers in the coming years their victims and their relatives demand justice like syrian human rights lawyer mohsen darvish who was tortured before being able to flee the syrian capital damascus is a few months the school itself was the branches he become like this. many of his friends and political allies in the fight against the assad regime were abused like this no one knows how many people lost their lives. so there's some there's some. i think it was other. people in this. security bunch was. still living amon

at the time, president trump expressed confidence in the secret service. >> secret service is fantasticese are fantastic people. and the end result is it was good. >> reporter: lindhblom reportedly said his motivation for sneaking into the president's club was just to see if he could do it. he's pleaded guilty and been sentenced to one-year probation. margaret. >> brennan: paula reid at the white house. democratic front-runner joe n den today broke his silence after the president took repeated jabs at his record while traveling in japan. ed o'keefe reports biden intentionally held his fire until air force one touched down. >> reporter: minutes after the president returned from a four- day trip to japan, joe biden's campaign called recent attacks by mr. trump beneath the dignity of the office. the president had broken an unofficial rule, that politics stops at the water's edge, and repeatedly targeted biden. in tweets, he sided with north korean dictator kim jong-un, whose state-run media called biden "a low i.q. individual." >> well, kim jong-un made a statement that joe biden is a low-

secret service rushed him and said hotel, a little late. once inside according to two sources who were there, trump asked his wife, what did the banner say, and maloney said, well below par, and he said beautiful, i want to be below par,. [laughter] these protesters do not play a lot of golf. [laughter] that is true. a quick word about trump, i am friends with billy bush and he cannot believe it, every time i see him i'm out of work and he's the president, it's crazy. but anyway, anyway is our work pretty good on nice settlement from nbc, anyway, so his idea of women, is not what he said about aoc but it was kind of patronizing, he is not exactly woke, this is a story about the opening of trump in new jersey in 2004, this is a chapter about women called. in 2004 was a former owner of the estate think drip cartilage in john delorean, then 79 years old, trump was standing the gaggle of golfers, when delorean drove up in a golf cart with his girlfriend in tow. so amen lynch a good golf writer from ireland and he works for golf channel is being

at the time, president trump expressed confidence in the secret service. >> secret service is fantasticre fantastic people, and the end result is -- it was good. >> reporter: lindblom reportedly said his motivation for sneaking into the club was just to see if he could do it. he's pleaded guilty and has been sentenced to one year's probation. paula reid, cbs news, the white house. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," actor ashton kutcher is expected to tickri of a seri killer known as the hollywood ripper. >>> plus on our wednesday "morning rounds," as many suffer from seasonal allergies, dr. tara narula has advice on what you can do to allergy-proof your home. >>> and world renowned polo player nacho figueras will be here to talk about playing polo with his good friend prince harry, and why he felt the need to speak up about the prince's parenting. that's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> live from the kpix5 bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. >> you can see a little bit of

the secret service would do it. they kept piling up tapes. he had been in all the meetings, he recovered how things work. it was automated. a brand-new technology. it could bite you. it's bit dick nixon. what they did was unique. the secret service has a locator board and it is six lights. the president is in the residence or oval office or west wing or his hideaway office in the d.o.b. -- eob. he is on the ground, or off the grounds. the secret service can look and know immediately where he is. if and only if that light was on, did a secret service agent turn on the recorder. i used to think it was wired into the locator board. that's not true. that's not what they say. they said they would turn on the machine whatever room he was in. then, it was sound activated. we always missed the first two or three words when it starts up. you miss a couple of words. finally, the very bottom. you have to turn it up. he is not giving a speech. he is talking to somebody. the valet puts down a cup of coffee and the mike's are right there. it goes off in yo

the videos around that is at least i noticed in the video we noticed that there were a lot of secret servicepeople there. and they were allowing those supporters to either. there physically get in contact with other supporters they allowed them to get up to the door is what is the place do you feel like that the secret service people wear what side are they on are they really trying to because it didn't seem like they were very very well organized for the idea of having different two sides to this or any of it they just in a very coldly unfair they are totally on the side of the why don't people it is extraordinary when we tried to get food up first of all they they say on their recording you get food in when you want and then we say come there and try i call on anybody who's watching that's come to the embassy and try to bring in a package of pasta you will not be able to get it in and the secret service does nothing to part the ways to allow us to bring food and medicines inside the other thing is that when we try to do exactly what the program people are doing we get arrested they have ab

right now the director from the secret service who just moved to the position of the acting secretary for management brings a wealth of experience having been a deputy and head of secret service is hoping to make sure that we are maintaining management and we have a tremendous team in the shop that hasn't lost any momentum, so we are going to continue to get the job done for the american people. we have many more folks in place than we usually do at the transition of the administration for example. >> is the secret service had been fired by the department? >> he has been moved to a key role for me. there was a transition he served and now we have a tremendous secret service. >> but was he the one i was fired, am i correct? .. . >> and then go to humanitarian aid would you do if that was not made available in a timely fashion? pick the 3 billion itself cares for unaccompanied children and they are arriving in record numbers right now. that is very straightforward they need more money to be kept in safe environments. the additional one.one for dhs is directly to address as a crisis proc

the secret service did not get back to us on that. a u.s.was quoted as saying of the breach, it wouldn't happen today. wolf. >> brian nangs very much today. brian todd reporting to viewers. thanks for watching. erin burnett outfront starts right now. >>> outfront next robert mueller breaks his silence saying president trump has not been cleared of committing a crime. the next move is up to congress. >>> plus robert mueller says he will not testify. so what will democrats do? and growing pressure on nancy pelosi to move forward toward impeachment. can she stop the momentum? let's go outfront. >> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. outfront mueller speaks out for the first time on his last day as special counsel. and here is what bob mueller wanted every single american to know. >> if we had had confidence that the president clearly d

right yesterday our brave secret service a restive people for trying to deliver food to the embassy i mean it was it was truly an impressive feat and we we actually have an exclusive video of the authorities analyzing the crime scene afterwards which why is this i mean it's too hard to talk about are is a lot to talk about but. the it was a trader joe's bag all right. you know what. i'm not kidding this is this is the video from afterwards and i have to warn you this video was very graphic. a oh hey hey. hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey. those are true patriots right there right. there people don't even take them for their duty as they put themselves in the line of fire every day not knowing they did it they could get hit by a pasta dish. but could only come down to left field all right. but they do it for ice. and look i understand the coup supporting opposition i get them they want the us to aggressively overthrow the government of venezuela so that venezuela can have all the perks and good times that have been afforded to the other countries the us is overthrown i mean why should

secret services. for lease or diplomats all thing that we have done was done by our political view of course we dorn's want to harm anybody and we don't want to make her relations between countries worse and one more that's. may. have something consequences and yes i know the. consequences and future but we of course think about it before we do our pranks and some think is in interests or fall countries suffering is not in the interest of our country but it's also popular not only in russia but in all our of the war ok well guys it's been a great pleasure talking to you thank you very much for it's obviously thank you so much for your time. much to. encourage our viewers to keep this conversation going our social media pages and off to syria get on same place same time here on worlds apart. join me every thursday on the alex i'm i'm sure i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. this is a sticker from the old water bottle phone in the stomach of t

secret services. for lease or diplomats all thing that's we have done was done by our political view of course we dorms want to harm anybody and we don't want to make relations between countries worse and one more that's. may. have something consequences and yes i know the. consequences and future but we of course think about it before we do our pranks and some think is interests or fall countries suffering is not in the interest of our country but it's also popular not only in russia but in all our of the war ok well guys it's been a great pleasure talking to you thank you very much for its imus thank you so much for your time. to. encourage our viewers to keep this conversation going our social media pages and of to syria get on the same place same time here on worlds apart. geysers by that'll survival. when customers go buy you reduce the price. well we do something. that's undercutting what's good for markets it's not good for the global economy. seems out at any given time and we can't really do

two russian secret service agents. in the middle of are sentenced to fifteen and twelve years of prison for creating criminal organization and attempt of terrorism in montenegro in two thousand and sixteen from the montenegrin prosecutor of de pointed out as main organizers and finance service of a group of serbia and montenegro citizens two of them leaders of opposition democratic front strongest opposition qualification in montenegro parliament which mainly represents ethnic serbs in this country according to a very direct they were planning to arctic montenegrin parliament. elections with weapons take to building capture and kill prime minister immunological courage and install proration and antenatal leadership in order to prevent point an integral from joining nato even though these were strong accusations against russia moscow denied any involvement in these events. in venezuela the vice president of the opposition controlled national assembly edguy zambrano has been a rest said opposition leader who revealed the

now as you can see and here behind me the secret service have now entered the building looks like no one is coming out of the embassy right now but on both sides we have protesters very loudly either showing support for nicolas maduro claiming that the u.s. government is illegally trespassing and also we have supporters of the u.s. government and the u.s. backed opposition leader of one guy joe declaring that the trespassers who were inside were the ones violating international law and basically the u.s. state department on april 24th said that anyone who. who is representing the government of nicolas maduro who were made in this embassy would be trespassing but something interesting of course as you know happened on that day which is that the activists who supported nicolas more duro 2 did not leave they saw this as an illegal takeover of venezuelan sovereign sole soil by both international and venezuelan law * and they said that they would be here to defend venezuelan sovereignty now they've been staying this embassy living here up until today the federal authorities posted a notic

secret services. for lease or diplomats all thing that we have done was done by our political view of course we dorms want to harm anybody and we don't want to make her relations between countries worse and one more that's. may. have something consequences and yes i know the. consequences and future but we of course think about it before we do our pranks and some think is in interests or fall countries suffering is not in the interest of our country but it's also popular not only in russia but in all our of the war ok well guys it's been a great pleasure talking to you thank you very much for its imus thank you so much for your time. and courage our viewers to keep this conversation going our social media pages and. same place same time here i was a part. of . my seven years doing drugs my nephews were still in drugs my sisters were doing drugs it was like an epidemic of drug abuse america's public enemy number one in the united states is drug abuse. the users in the prison population. we started trea

secret services. for lease or diplomats all thing that's we have done was done by our political view of course we dorms want to harm anyone we don't want to make or relations between countries worse and we're more that's. have something consequences and yes i know the. consequences and future but we of course think about before we do our pranks and some think is interests or fall countries suffering is not in the interest of our country but it's also popular not only in russia but in all our of the warped guys it's been a great pleasure talking to you thank you very much for thank you so much for your time. this conversation going our social media pages. on same place same time here on worlds apart. we have no political agenda here we just. cost more to get out what you get when you get it out that's a loss it's a minus that's it if you can't figure that out you think there's a political agenda. you're blinded by your. doing drugs my nephew was still in drugs my sister. with doing drugs it was like an

, the federal secret service. they got wind of what was happening and eventually reached out and established contact van lew. from that point on, after she is formally a spy, the mansion is a nerve center of a complex intelligence gathering operation that reaches beyond the boundaries of richmond into the neighboring counties. van lew is best described as a spymaster. she oversaw and deployed a devoted group of operatives who practiced the primitive, but effective, spy tradecraft. they used codenames and invisible ink. they carried messages hidden in their shoes and clothing. not sophisticated stuff, but very effective. the most storied of these operatives is mary jane richards, a former slave in the van lew household who obtained work during the war in the confederate white house, the very intersect them of the confederate president. she gathered intelligence over there. needless to say, this kind of clandestine work required immense courage. the work of the richmond underground mattered. it had profound strategi

investigators charged her with lying to secret service and entering a restricted space. david, prosecutors say the college freshman used his cell phone to take photographs and video during his time at the resort. that cell phone was later seized. david? >> pierre thomas, thank you. >>> and next, to the emergency on mt. everest. a second american climber has died after reaching the summit. 11 deaths there in just the past ten days. a record number of permits have been issued this season, creating essentially traffic jams on the mountain. delays that can threaten lives. tonight, our james longman is in nepal with new images and the chilling description of what an american climber witnessed. >> reporter: tonight, chaos at the top of the world. this stunning new video shows that crush of climbers struggling to summit everest. 11 now dead in just ten days, among them two americans, including 62-year-old chris kulish from colorado. fellow american ed dohring was on the same climb team as kulish and described a frenzy at the peak, a space he said was about the size of two ping-

now as you can see and here behind me the secret service have now entered the building as of this morning the federal authorities posted a notice on the front door saying that anyone inside the embassy was trespassing and that they recognize the u.s. government record. the government of the mr one why don't our opposition leader from venezuela as the president so they posted the trespassing notice and recognize the opposition leader as the president like they've been doing and the opposition's ambassadors of so-called ambassador said that anyone who refuses to comply with this order would be arrested now according to the embassy protection collective via their post on social media from earlier today they are all out of this and busy as of today and just for background basically the u.s. state department on april 24th said that anyone who is representing the government of nicolas maduro who are made in this embassy would be trespassing but something interesting of course as you know happened on that day which is that the activists who supported nicolas more duro did not leave they saw this

to him every evening the colony was also used as a torture center by the military dictatorship secret service. to god i don't expect for the victims to have the feeling that everything is now all right that can never happen after the terrible lives they fled the torture well they were cheated out of their lives the german government or at least certain ministries didn't just look away sometimes they even helped. the victims don't just want compensation they're demanding legal justice department top was allegedly the colony 2nd in command trained as a doctor is accused of sexual abuse and administering psychotropic drugs he fled while awaiting trial and went to germany where he's live free in the town of craig last week german authorities and their probe of top citing a lack of evidence. to london now where talks between the u.k. government and the opposition labor party intended to find a bracks a compromise collapsed labor leader jeremy corbyn ended the negotiations saying instability within prime minister teresa mayes government had some doubt that any deal between the 2 sides would be capp

the 18-year-old says the secret service scanned him and waived him in.next 20 minutes wandering the grounds, taking pictures on his cell phone. before he was finally confronted. this week a very apologetic man told the judge he just wanted to see how far he could get and had no evil intentions. again, it brings into question the secret service's ability to protect the president when he is staying at mar-a-lago. government officials have already acknowledged the secret service does not decide who comes in to the resort. although agents do conduct surveillance and physical screening. in march, 33-year-old zhang was arrested at mar-a-lago for claiming that she was attending a nonexistent event. she was comparing computer malware along with an electronic device that detects hidden cameras. she also had electronics in her hotel room and she is still being held in jail. today she was given probation after a judge ruled his stunt was a youthful indiscretion. and breaking right now, federal prosecutors have sent subpoenas to mar-a-lago seeking information about

russian secret service agents. are sentenced to fifteen and twelve years of prison for creating criminal organization and attempt of terrorism in montenegro in two thousand and sixteen from the montenegrin prosecutor they pointed out as main organizers and finance service of a group of serbia and montenegro citizens two of them leaders of opposition democratic front strongest opposition. parliament which mainly represents ethnic serbs in this country according to a very they were planning to montenegrin parliament. elections with weapons take to building capture and kill prime minister. and. leadership in order to prevent point in agro from joining nato even though these were strong accusations against russia moscow denied any involvement in these events. police in northern ireland have arrested four people in connection with the death of a journalist twenty nine year old was killed during the rioting in london derry last month detectives raided four homes in the city of the suspects have been taken into custody on

and these secret service russian agents are sentenced to sentences fifteen years of prison in markov and twelve years of prison in case. of because according to a very direct they try to overthrow montenegrin government and install prashant against nato government who will definitely not. allow one to name. to become u.s. and nato member there accused the did there that they were trying to organize a criminal group which consisted of montenegrin and serbian citizens and that today planned to attack montenegrin parliament with weapons to kill it to capture and then kill. prime minister montenegro in this period and today president of montenegro. cannot reach as i said to install a new government and to prevent montenegro on its nato. on the other hand democratic front today announced that they will. that they will appeal on this court decision this is not a final decision in this case and that next time they will try to prove that they are innocent and that everything they claim is politically engineering engineers process against them in order to bend the spine party and to destroy e

investigators charged her with lying to the secret service and entering a restricted space.tors say the college freshman used his cellphone to take photographs and video during his time at the resort. that cellphone was later seized. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. >>> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell's making it clear any seat that opens up on the supreme court will not remain vacant even in an election year. >> after a speech in kentucky mcconnell was asked about what he'd do in the event of a vacancy on the high court. he took a sip of his drink, he smiled, and he said, "we fill it." we all know mcconnell famously blocked president obama's nominee ahead of the 2016 elections saying the voters had a right to decide whether a democrat or republican would fill the opening. >>> four people are dead after a crash involving a church van in virginia. >> and the van rolled over after being rear-ended by a pickup truck as it entered a church parking lot outside richmond. the truck then slammed into a guardrail. four people in the van died. eight others, including both d

to him every evening the colony was also used as a torture center by the military dictatorship secret service. to god i don't think for the victims to have the feeling that everything is now all right that can never happen after the terrible lives they've led the torture. they were cheated out of their lives the german government or at least certain ministries didn't just look away sometimes they even helped. organize didn't the victims don't just want compensation they're demanding legal justice department top was allegedly the colony 2nd in command trained as a doctor he is accused of sexual abuse and administering psychotropic drugs he fled while awaiting trial and went to germany where he's live free in the town of craig last week german authorities ended their probe up citing a lack of evidence. now let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world the humanitarian organizations the watch says it rescued 65 migrants from a rubber dinghy off libya on wednesday charity says its bessel is are now stranded at sea because authorities haven't allowed it to dock anywhere. the

he was detained after the secret service said they noticed his behavior seemed out of place. they said lindblom did not have any contact with the first family, but his intrusion was several months before a chinese woman allegedly snuck into the club in march saying she was there for an event. she's pleaded not gl to lying to agents. lindblom has been sentenced to one year's probation. >> paula, is anybody concerned about security at mar-a-lago and are they doing anything about it? >> absolutely, gayle. it raises a lot of questions about what kind of access, sophisticated adversaries could gain. they say security at mar-a-lago has been stepped up. after the march incident the president expressed his confidence in the secret service calling them fantastic people. tony? >> thank you. you can always buy your way in to get through the front door. >> that's true. >>> all right. we're going to turn to this. oklahoma's top prosecutor blames corporate greed to what villafranca. we have learned. >> good morning. we have learned this is the first of 18 cases to go to trail. there's a lo

they say why are you protected by the fbi, secret service or what have you because i was appointed by the court under the statute that existed, i was treated as if i were a judge, not paid as well as judges were paid, but protection as-- from the us marshals and they did a wonderful job took it was a toll. we had around-the-clock security at the house, so a command post outside our house, what we called our brady bunch house, which the press already knew and so we had the press outside our house most days. they would go away once i left for the office and the press was fine in terms of-- in fact, a quizzical story, at the funeral in that antonin scalia a couple of years ago coming out of the church, the cathedral and i'm commenting on the record justice scalia whom i had served in the dc circuit and perform whom i had argued when i served as solicitor general and so i made my quick peace and i'm leaving and one of the-- they said hey by the way i camped outside your house. you may not recognize me. i said i'm so sorry and i said no, no, i said lots of money. we made a down payment on

that she was there to visit the swimming pool and overnight, the secret service responding to lindblom's breach saying the individual did not come into contact with the president or first lady because of the layered security system in place at the club. prosecutors adding that there's no indication he was there to do any harm. cecilia. >> okay, victor, thank you. george. >>> we're going to the white house now and president trump's jarring attacks on joe biden. the president has been siding with north korean dictator kim jong-un to disparage the former vice president and biden has now responded and terry moran can at the white house with the latest. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning. it's clear president trump has biden on the brain and he keeps attacking the former vice president. he's trying out the kind of nasty nicknames that are his trademark to see if one will stick. none have so far. he's looking for a line of arguments so far, he keeps attacking him on a variety of issues to see if one will work. some republicans say that this is only helping biden whose main calling

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