the secret service was taking no chances. it changed forever in those moments. >> our time is getting a little short and i do not want to have the last word. i want to relate a story of why this day was so significant and then let you talk about that. in 2011, i gave a speech at the reagan library. after, we had dinner with nancy reagan. it was difficult for me talking about this day. that was her worst day. we went upstairs and had dinner. she turned to jerry and i still get emotional about this. she said, thank you for giving me my life back. 30 years later. it was so presents for her that moment. you guys can each take a minute, what lessons did you learn? why is this still important for people to think about today? >> i said this jokingly a few minutes ago, but i'm still involved with presidential candidates. the changes that have been made in the security aspect have a daily impact on our lives. how we set up these events. how much earlier people have to get there. i did the first couple of events after the shooting. it

and then one of the other secret service guys says, "where's his i.d.?" of the shoe." then the secret service take me into a separate room and i hired a bail lawyer for them, in case they arrested me and i'm in the room, and they close this door. and i can hear my bail lawyer going, "let me in, i represent -- my client is behind the door." and i said -- they started questioning me and i said -- i'd seen all the movies i go, "i refuse to answer any questions until my lawyer is present. and i go, "and he's just outside that door, i insist he be let in." they go, "we're the secret service. it doesn't work like that. you can answer the questions." so they basically decided not to arrest me. they said, "get off the property." then, what they didn't realize, was about two minutes later, we had two other people, one was a trump impersonator, and one was a stuntman dressed also in a prosthetic mask as trump so they say, "you come back here, you're going to be arrested." two minutes later, these two guys come into the -- into cpac. and they're immediately arrested

the other an investigation into whether the secret service ignored protocols to reduce the spread ofundreds got infected or had to quarantine after potential exposure from traveling with the trump campaign. >>> joining us now for sources say is the national investigative reporter for "the washington post." it's always good to see you. these revelations come from a new report from the group project on government oversight. what did you learn? >> so the records that the project on government oversight shared with me were fascinating. we did some additional reporting, and what they reveal is this, chris. two times the inspector general, the office that's supposed to be the watchdog for the secret service, decided that it needed to block report investigations proposed by career staff. what's important here is investigators inside that office make recommendations all the time about what they think is a good idea to look more deeply at. the two things they wanted to investigate both had a nexus to donald trump. and decisions that the president made. first, the clearing of lafayette square

secret service has a two front mission. the first one everyone is familiar with with respect to protecting the president and senior cabinet officials, this secret service has an important cybersecurity mission. they investigate cybercrime. they have been doing so for decades. the secret service, in addition to the fbi is very much focused on investigating cybercrimes. the department is not just focused on the resilient aspect and what we can do to increase basic cyber hygiene and protecting, that is cisa's focus. last but certainly not least, the coast guard is also part of the department of home security and also has an important cyber mission because it is the sector with respect to the maritime transportation system. if you consider the amount of imports and exports, that gives you a sense for the enormous task with respect to the -- protecting the maritime transportation system. the coast guard is also working with u.s. cyber command within the limitation on that piece of work and protecting the postcard networks -- coa

charge of the office investigation inspector general bolton served 21 years in the united states secret service including service on the presidential division for our country and now recognized to deliver your testimony. >> good afternoon, ranking member davis distinguished members of the committee on health administration. i appear here before you for specter general's review of events in regard to the u.s. capitol police operation program policies in effect during january 6. i like to extend our appreciation to the committee proposing this during. this is different in many ways. i'm adjusting all the committee members, exercising or constitutional role of oversight. testifying witness as well as provide for january 6. january 6, the breach of the capitol, during joint session of congress, michael is to provide each of you a better understanding of how january six occurred, in preparation response of the department. these factors outside of the department's control were involved. other entities are reviewing. i will discuss the nonlaw enforcement, details only report, any law enforcement quest

inspector general bolton also served for 21 years in the united states secret service including service on the presidential protections division. the committee is thankful to your service to our country and who are now recognized to deliver your testimony. inspector general bolton: thank you. good afternoon ranking member davis, distinguished members of the committee on health administered. i am desk appear here before you for inspector general's review of events in regard to the u.s. capitol police operation program policies in effect during january 6. i would like to extend my appreciation to the committee or holding this hearing. this is different in many ways. i'm addressing not only committee members, exercising their constitutional role of oversight, but i'm testifying to witnesses as well as survivors who are affected by the events of january 6. by january 6, the breach of the capital occurred. mike -- my goal is to provide each of you a better understanding of how january 6 occurred in relation to the preparation spots of the department. provoking factors outside of the departme

the inspector general bolton also served for 21 years in the united states secret service, including service on the presidential protection division. the committee is grateful to inspector general bolton for your service to our country a you're now recognized to deliver your testimony. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, chair, ranking member davis and distinguished members of the committee on house administration. i appear here before you to discuss the office of inspector general's review of events in regards to the united states capitol police operation, programs, policies that were in effect during january 6th. i'd like to extend my appreciation to the committee for holding this hearing. this hearing is different in many ways. i'm addressing not only committee members, exercising our constitutional role of oversite, but i'm testifying to witness as well as survivors who are affected by the events of january 6th. on january 6th, a physical security breach to the united states capitol occurred during a joint session of congress. my goal is to provide each of you with a better understan

secret service a bomb to take that head to death and so it means that the europeans i know are being more united in their stance viktor orban the hungarian prime minister looks increasingly isolated austria who tried to try to sort of hold up the flag of where the media age is between the 2 sides can't do this alone and so putin might get to might push the european union to a point where they probably would have never gotten to at their own that they build a united front against russia but then again the question arises what will come next nobody really knows every fazel in brussels thank you so much. well festival of joy has turned into one of israel's worst tragedies medics bitrate of the victims of a horrific stamp ain't there at least $45.00 people were crushed to death after chaos broke out of an overcrowded religious of it it happened at mount merapi in israel's north where ultra-orthodox jews were holding the country's 1st big religious gathering since the end of corona virus restrictions. wrapped in ecstatic song and dance footage from social media shows the crowd at the annu

says the russian secret service was behind interference in november's national election and it is blaming the kremlin for a cyber security breach inside the u.s. government known as the solar winds hack here's how the white house press secretary summed it up earlier today our objective here is not to escalate our objective here is to impose costs for what we feel are. unacceptable actions by the russian government some of these are done in court nation with our european partners and allies in the past and our view is that when there are actions that are taken that are unacceptable that are not aligned with our interests that we feel. go beyond what should be acceptable from any country you have a partner ever lation ship with then there should be consequences we can't predict what the impact will be but we still believe that when there is unacceptable behavior we should put consequences in place to be administration still it's bad to have a summit with. the invitation remains open and we believe it would be a good step forward and continuing to move forward on a stable that the developmen

. >> it is very troubling when you talk about the acts you talk about the secret service that was protectingim during this period of time and also remember there is a whole idea that he may falsified a record and submitted an application to get a handgun that can be illegal and with a lot of your viewers are concerned about as well as e am that the two seared into tiered where they seem to skate back into whatever they want whether hillary clinton or hunter biden and republicans are targeted and pursued for the smallest charges. i think we have to get the system of justice not only to appear fair but to be fair. liz: the forensic experts say they found no evidence that this was hacked or fabrication by russian or anything else, is a national security here given the hunter biden was traveling so heavily overseas with his father and other trips as well that is a thing as too, joe biden's campaign said this is a bunch of garbage, hunter said the laptop could certainly be his, do you see national security issues here. >> i do, i don't think there's any doubt it's his laptop and his information b

says the russian secret service was behind interference in november is national election and it is blaming the kremlin for a cyber security breach inside the u.s. government known as the solar winds hack here's how the white house press secretary summed it up earlier today our objective here is not to escalate our objective here is to impose costs for what we feel are. unacceptable actions by the russian government some of these are done in court nation with our european partners and allies in the past and our view is that when there are actions that are taken that are unacceptable that are not aligned with our interests that we feel. go beyond what should be acceptable from any country you have a partner of relationship with then there should be consequences we can't predict what the impact will be but we still believe that when there is unacceptable behavior we should put consequences in place the administration still is back to have the summit with. the invitation remains open and we believe it would be a good step forward and continuing to move forward on a stable that the development

sunday, former staffers and secret service agents present for the attempted assassination of ronald reagan on march 30, 1980 one talk with dale quentin wilber author of "rawhide down, the near assassination of ronald reagan." here's a preview. >> the average person today, looking back with hindsight, would be shocked that there was a rope line with people behind into it not been screened by the secret service, a mix of press, and just spectators. the reason it was there was because that was always where it went. it became so routine that people were not thinking about, we need to reevaluate this in the climate today that we cannot have people near the president without going through magnetometers. obama approached rope lines, but to get into that area took me a good hour. when i was approved, i had a badge and all that stuff. do you think that played a role in why that rope line was there? >> let me start out that the protocols that were in place 40 years ago, of course, are not in place now. i recall, prior to that taking place, that the prior administrations had been lobbying to allow us

is all you have to ask the question what possible benefit that could be for the russian secret services involving themselves in this and of course the appearance of the mysterious catron borish of who are becoming very you know they seem to get around these killers and they are part of the narrative that's been developed about how evil and uncompromising russia is and why everybody's got to you not to oppose them which of course is largely a political narrative why haven't you bring that in you say political narrative martin and it's very interesting you say that because you mention these 2 so-called russian agents these 2 guys who were blamed for the poisoning of the script pals and you know if you speak to any lawyer there tell you the whole script alcaeus they would never stand it has no legs to stand in court what so ever but now the czech republic is bringing up these 2 guys i guess because they're a bit famous and saying that these guys are in involved in what's been happening i mean does this sound credible to you let's be serious though it just let's be fair let's be honest it d

but he's joe's son, so all that happened is that a detail of secret service agents went around to the gun store and tried to brow beat the owner into coughing up hunter's paperwork so that all evidence of his ownership of said piece would be gone. i don't know what you call a system where officialdom goes to such lengths to protect the depraved signs of the ruling class but a republic of citizens equal before the law isn't the first thing that springs to mind. carry kupek was in the department of justice at the time the core unex of the main stream media moved en masse to protect prince hunter last october. that must have been a very weird experience for you, knowing what the department of justice knew at the time watching the media instantly say there's nothing to see here, it's all been planted by the russians. >> it was quite something. it was the week of october 19th. i remember it very clearly. on october 19th, if you remember, a group of former intelligence officials put out a letter saying, so we have no evidence to support what we are about to say, but based on what we've read

he is being walked by government dog walkers and secret service agents. he has more friends. this is a big opportunity here. everyone understands the thing and practices the same behavior, everyone is going to be the best friend. it takes a village to raise a child. this is where a village, if they do the same thing, they need to have an agreement, commitment, and follow through everyone is going to speak dog. so that way, everyone can connect and communicate. the reason i can help dogs around the world is because they speak the same plan which appeared we have to learn to speak dog in order for a dog to understand. >> trey: do you think there is a complicating factor? this is a rescue dog and i have had rescue dogs and i love rescue dogs. what do you think when you are bringing a rescue dog into a government facility, as you said, a very tense place, one of the most stressful places on earth, i would imagine, do you think a rescue dog has different challenges there? >> no, because we all have issues. we all come with issues. after 20 years of age, people

as members of russian secret service as we are and g o u 18 workers of the russian embassy need to leave the czech republic in 48 hours. let's go to our correspondent ben smith who is live for us in moscow ben and so talk us through exactly what is happening here who are these 2 russians. well this is the biggest crisis in relations between the czech republic and russia since the end of communism in 1989 and it goes back to an explosion at an ammunitions depth of about 3 nominations store 30 kilometers southeast of prague back in 2014 now the czech security services say alexander petrova and russia one that is 2 men traveling under that identity spent 6 days in this area up to and including the day of the explosion and it says these 2 men are wanted in connection with that explosion these 2 men of course have been named subsequently by the british security services as alexander michigan and totally checked the gas man wanted in connection with the attempted murder of a script in salzburg a. 28 c. they attempted murder him and his daughter now both these men are not going to be extradited

sunday former staffers and secret service agents who were present for the attempted assassination of president ronald reagan on march 30th, 1981 talked with del quentin wilber author of rawhide down the near assassination of ronald reagan. here's a preview. i think what i'm getting at is like the average person today looking back with 40 years of hindsight would be shocked. that there was a rope line with people behind it who hadn't been gone through magnetometers hadn't been screened by the secret service a mix of press and just average spectators and the reason it was there was because that's always where it went. right, it became so routine that people weren't thinking about oh, we need to reevaluate this in a climate today that we can't have people 15 feet from the president. without going through magnetometers. i was fortunate enough to travel on air force one a couple times when i was at bloomberg news. and you know obama approached rope lines, you know and to get into that area took me a good hour. know and i was approved like i had a badge at all that stuff. so do you think t

and so he kind of ditched his secret service, figured out a way to get over to the house.honey, what are you doing? i said, dad, i'm fine. he said you're not fine. >> president biden lost one son, almost lost another. does this surprise you here? >> most americans now know the story of loss and pain that the biden family has gone through. just incredibly sad, but when you work with now president biden, his sense about his kids and his sense about family is manifest, it's right up front, and, you know, i think about him as a grandfather and as a father and the things he's been through. and this is exactly what i would expect him to do. he lost two children, he didn't want to lose a third. and he went there out of the love of a father. no, it didn't surprise me at all to hear it. but it was really poignant to hear. >> i want to ask you about the infrastructure plan that the white house is putting out there and wants congress to pass. talks about the challenges ahead for biden. he references the massive package focused on infrastructure and says it'll be more difficult than t

president biden, back to when he was vice president, charged the secret service rent money to stay atis house. this is something that happens. if president trump charged the secret service $63,000 -- it was worth $10 billion when he became -- that's cigar money for president trump. host: that is hillary in myrtle beach, south carolina. brian cragg the host of the -- brian craig, the host of the brian craig show podcast. we have been featuring podcasters this week. mr. craig, talk a little bit about what shaped you politically. how did you become a conservative and what shaped that's primarily? guest: when i first started on the radio 30 years ago, i was a liberal democrat. i was a member of the young democrats of america. i was on the air and did not make a lot of money. i was a democrat for a number of years. as i started earning more money, i did my taxes one year and i owed money for the first time. i always got a refund, and i thought it was a mistake, so i did my taxes again and found out i owed money, $3200. that was the big transformation for me. when i started to wake up and u

as members of russian secret service as we are and g o u 18 workers of the russian embassy need to leave the czech republic in 48 hours. let's go to ben smith who is live for us in moscow ben and this sounds like an incident which could really have an impact on relations between russia and czech slovakia talk us through the background of what is going on here. i mean this is the biggest crisis in relations between russia and the czech republic since the end of the communist era in 1989 czech prime minister under it says the circumstances around it are precedented scandalous and it goes back to an explosion at an ammunition store in 2014 now now check security services say 2 men shopping on the names of armed i was on the patch of a muslim spent 6 days including the day of the explosion in the area of this i mean nation depo 2 men traveling on these same names are wanted in connection with the attempted murder of sergei scrap all in solsbury in the u.k. in 28 seen those 2 men have subsequently been named alexander miskin and anatoly chappie gosar is believed those are the real their real

as members of russian secret service as we are and g o u 18 workers of the russian embassy need to leave the czech republic in 48 hours people have protested outside a police station in the u.s. state of minnesota for a 7th night against the shooting of a 20 year old black man former officer kim potter has been charged with 2nd degree manslaughter after fatally shooting dante rights during a traffic stop near minneapolis is prompted a debate about whether the charge goes far enough. the family of the man who killed 8 people at a fed ex facility in the u.s. city of indianapolis has apologized to the victim's relatives the 19 year old gunman later killed himself 4 of the victims were from the sikh community and this time again just want to reiterate that our public reporting is in the investigation has not confirmed a motive in any way shape or form. that being said it's very difficult for our community not to feel targeted and especially big given the violence that we have endured for so long and for so many jackie. there is optimism at the nuclear talks in vienna with iran's deputy forei

vice president where she is, the secret service will make sure she is protected. they will keep the awareness of developments in the case in the event it's larger than a lone wolf. >> john: charles, we have unfortunately really bad news to report here. law enforcement source is telling fox news according to jacqui heinrich that one of the officers injured at the capitol died from the injuries. we know that the suspect is dead shot by the police. now one of the police officers on good friday preceding easter trying to protect the nation's capitol died from the injuries after being hit by the vehicle. >> my thoughts and the prayers go out to the officer's family. to the second officer. i hope they make a recovery. talk about an agency tested in the last few months. they are still undergoing evolution how to increase the capacity of the capitol police. make them stronger. in today's situation, the way it develop and the way it unfolded, these officers both performed exceptionarily bravely and they performed exactly the way they were trained. like i said, no question

i mentioned he didn't have secret service. so the independence city of independence loaned him a police officer of retired police officer to to go with him and i'll tell you just a quick story about his his humility that i think is very interesting point about this long walk. he would go on a walk every day and there was a there was a woman a young mother, i believe she was from germany, but she was an immigrant hadn't been in the country very long. and so she she would go on this walk every day with this with this older guy that lived in the neighborhood. she would just kind of meet up with him. it wasn't like they planning to want to walk but one day her friend waved her in from the street and said lily. what are you doing? what she said? oh, i just go for a walk. she had a little baby buggy and had her charge. so we just it seems like almost every morning. we kind of meet up with this lovely old gentleman. he just lives around the corner and we go for a walk and she said do you have any idea who that is? she didn't always j

the potentially illegal acts, there's mention of potentially the secret service was presenting him duringriod of time. and then also remember, there's this whole idea that he may have falsified a record and submitted an application to get a handgun that could potentially be illegal. and i think it points to really what a lot of your viewers are concerned about as well as i am, and that is the two-tiered system of justice where politically powerful democrats seem to escape odds whether it's hillary clinton or hunter biden, and republicans are targeted and incessantty pursued for the -- incessantly pursued. we've got to get this system of justice to not only appear fair, but to be fair. elizabeth elizabeth the forensic perts said they found no evidence this was hacked or fabricated by russians or anyone else. are there national security issues here, you know, given that, you know, hunter biden was traveling so heavily overseas with his father and else, you know, other trips as well? you know, that's the thing too because, you know, joe biden's campaign, joe biden said this is a bunch of gar

i noticed that there was a normal shift change with the secret service. didn't appear that they were on a higher alert. part of the reason that would be on the white house grounds, the big fencing that came down at the capitol still remains around pretty much the entire 16-acre white house complex, plus a few additional blocks out towards lafayette park, which was the scene of deep protests this summer. so this entire area has a perimeter that makes it really difficult for anybody that does not have a hard white house credential to get close to. so i'd did it not seem like there was any kind of additional posture added here at the white house because of what was going on up the street, neil. >> neil: all right, peter. thanks very much. peter doocy. by the way, the u.s. capitol hill police have identified the officer slain in today's developments. william evans. he's a very brave man. he might have made a bad situation -- well, could have been a lot worse. again, one officer was killed in this incident and the assailant was also shot by officers with a kni

as officers of russia's secret services.48 hours, 18 staff of the russian embassy must leave the czech republic. the czech prime minister said the two suspects were members of the gru, russia's military intelligence service. a senior russian parliamentarian called the claim absurd. it all follows tit—for—tat expulsions of diplomats by the us and russia at the end of last week and western concern over the build—up of russian troops along the ukrainian border. the latest development a serious escalation in a region that is already on a political knife edge. gareth barlow, bbc news. we can speak now to mark galeotti, author and russia crime analyst. he is a professor at ucl�*s school of slavonic and east european studies. thank you for being with us. it's quite a murky tale. can you explain what you think the russians were up to in the czech republic? it what you think the russians were up to in the czech republic?— to in the czech republic? it seems that the munitions _ to in the czech republic? it seems that the munitions whi

as officers of russia�*s secret services.ff of the russian embassy must leave the czech republic. the czech prime minister said the two suspects were members of the gru, russia�*s military intelligence service. a senior russian parliamentarian called the claim absurd. it all follows tit—for—tat expulsions of diplomats by the us and russia at the end of last week and western concern over the build—up of russian troops along the ukrainian border. the latest development a serious escalation in a region that is already on a political knife edge. gareth barlow, bbc news. our security correspondent gordon corera told us that the explosion in the czech republic in 2014 was widely assumed to be an accident. but after the salisbury poisonings, investigators went back over the evidence. one of the things they found was an e—mail requesting access to the arms depot that blew up with the names of two people who wanted to visit it. when they looked at the pictures attached to the passport scans requesting that access, they could see these

perhaps from m i 6 how do you it seems you have been stop infiltration of your organization by secret service agents as well provocateurs or is people trying to undermine your movement. oh i don't really control the concern of political tradition we have been infiltrated in the past i had one engineer i know who i won't say which agency was it but he was a good engineer but we don't have anything to good jamie don't have we don't have anything to hide we're not we're not doing anything illegal we operate within the boundaries of the law and within the boundaries of practicality and there's certainly no possibility for anybody to be a provocateur or because they the vessels operate with a chain of command with the captains of the officers and everything like that so no one crewmember can do something that's going to cause. an incident like that but as far as infiltration we're simply not concerned with that at all in fact we're attracting some incredible talent on officials one of our captains is a former chief of staff of the italian navy is an apple and we're getting a lot of people who are

as officers of russia's secret services. in 48 hours, 18 staff of the russian embassy must leave the czech republic. the czech prime minister said the two suspects were members of the gru, russia's military intelligence service. a senior russian parliamentarian called the claim absurd. it all follows tit—for—tat expulsions of diplomats by the us and russia at the end of last week and western concern over the build—up of russian troops along the ukrainian border. the latest development a serious escalation in a region that is already on a political knife edge. gareth barlow, bbc news. a senior british conservative mp has warned borisjohnson he'll lose the support of the so—called red wall voters in former labour seats, unless he resolves the row about lobbying. an inquiry has begun into the former uk prime minister david cameron's communications with cabinet ministers while he was working for the collapsed finance firm, greensill capital. our political correspondent nick eardley is with me. this is a row over lobbying that has

explosion. 7 years on the czech government says it found a link between the explosions and russian secret services. based on clear evidence of teen during the investigation conducted by our security services i can say there is well grounded suspicion about the involvement of officers of the russian intelligence service g r u. the people who want to see. if such. and these are the key suspects believed to have been in the country at the time of the blast both men are also wanted in the u.k. in connection with the 2800 poisoning of sergei scruple a former russian spy and 18 russian embassy staffers accused of being military spies now have 48 hours to leave the country moscow has denied involvement and says there will be diplomatic consequences. i'm very sorry that the czech russian relationship will suffer like this however as the prime minister has said the czech republic needs to react morsy. check officials are now considering excluding russian corporations from an upcoming bid to build new reactors at the ducal vanny nuclear power plant choosing a contractor for the build has become a symbol of

as officers of russia�*s secret services.18 staff of the russian embassy must leave the czech republic. the czech prime minister said the two suspects were members of the gru, russia�*s military intelligence service. a senior russian parliamentarian called the claim absurd. it all follows tit—for—tat expulsions of diplomats by the us and russia at the end of last week and western concern over the build—up of russian troops along the ukrainian border. the latest development a serious escalation in a region that is already on a political knife edge. gareth barlow, bbc news. with me now is our security correspondent, gordon corera. quite an extraordinary story. i was all this come out now? this happen seven years ago but it is really the aftermath of the salisbury poisoning in 2018 which is led to this investigative trail which is, the role of these two individuals in both the events. essentially, investigators in the czech republic began to look at this instant fashion the last couple of years, this explosion, which had been th

explosion. 7 years on the czech government says it found a link between the explosions and russian secret services. based on clear evidence of pain during the investigation conducted by our security services i can say there is well grounded suspicion about the involvement of officers of the russian intelligence service g r u. the people who want to see. such. and these are the key suspects believed to have been in the country at the time of the blast both men are also wanted in the u.k. in connection with the 2018 poisoning of sergei scruple a former russian spy and 18 russian embassy staffers accused of being military spies now have 48 hours to leave the country moscow has denied involvement and says there will be diplomatic consequences. i'm very sorry that the czech russian relationship will suffer like this however as the prime minister has said the czech republic needs to react wolfie. check officials are now considering excluding russian corporations from a not coming bid to build new reactors at the ducal vanny nuclear power plant choosing a contractor for the build has become a symbol of g

explosion. 7 years on the czech government says it found a link between the explosions and russian secret services. based on clear evidence of tain during the investigation conducted by our security services i can say there is well grounded suspicion about the involvement of officers of the russian intelligence service g r u. people who want to see if. these are the key suspects believed to have been in the country at the time of the blast both men are also wanted in the u.k. in connection with the 2800 poisoning of sergei scruple a former russian spy and 18 russian embassy staffers accused of being military spies now have 48 hours to leave the country moscow has denied involvement and says they'll be diplomatic consequences. i'm very sorry that the czech russian relationship will suffer like this however as the prime minister has said the czech republic needs to react wolfie. check officials are now considering excluding russian corporations from a not coming bid to build new reactors at the ducal vanny nuclear power plant. choosing a contract to foot the bill has become a symbol of geopolitical

putin and they businessman with times to the trump campaign washington is blaming the russian secret service for election medley and for the solar winds hack a cyber security breach inside the u.s. government tonight president biden taking a hard line with russia doing what a former president refused to even talk about birds off in berlin this is the day. i took this aggressive behavior will be firmly resisted that our objective here is not to escalate the response of the sanctions is inevitable yes i think you know our job to fear is to impose costs. on into next to understand that there will be a price to pay for degrading by. special we can't predict what the impact will be but we still believe that when there is unacceptable behavior which is the consequences in place. also coming up the last week the corona virus infected a 160 people every minute here in europe vaccination numbers were predicted to be much higher by now and that was before scientific fears remove some key vaccines from the equation for no risk of suffering blood clots is much higher for someone this over 19 than for so

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