shinzo. aby.he ex-premier was on a narrow kisi, an assassination attempt was also made on him, but he survived in the japanese ltp in the seventies at the base, a whole faction was created by the church, which was later headed by the father of the murdered sintoru ababa, and then shinzu abe himself after the assassination attempt, when all this became public knowledge, the example of the early reorganized the sneaker. the government was trying to replace everyone who was related to this church. e judge to eliminate concerns of doubt among citizens. i have ordered every minister, with all the responsibility of a politician, to carefully review their ties with the church and consider their actions. i chose those who agreed to do so. well, in the updated cabinet, a minimum of troy ministers has already been identified who transferred money or participated in church events, and those appointed by the head political council of the koitiha diuda party. he was forced to admit that he not only sent a dona

over shinzo abe 's shoulder onto what appears to be some documents.on learned that trump had turned his clubs terrorism to a sort of situation room. the two leaders were reacting to north korea launching a ballistic missile in the middle of a crowded country club. then the resists meeting inside the oval office, with trump hosting and being chummy with russia's foreign minister, and the russian ambassador. this is the meeting where trump barred u.s. press, but allowed russian photographers to bring equipment inside the oval office, prompting a flurry of security concerns. but, there is more. we soon learned that trump had divulged highly classified information to the russian officials. information that was so sensitive that it was not even shared with u.s. allies. and then there is trump's meetings with putin, where in one instance trump seized the notes from his interpreter, while also instructing the interpreter not to discuss what transpired during the meeting with anyone. this is the same president that revealed the sensitive information, of the l

you can see trump sitting next to shinzo abe. in another, someone is shining a light over shinzo abe's shoulder over what appears to be documents. trump turned his florida club easter ras into a situation room. they were reacting in realtime to north korea launching a ballistic middle of a crowded country club. this meeting inside the oval office, trump being chummy with russia's foreign minister and the russian ambassador. this is the meeting where trump barred u.s. press but allowed russian photographers to bring equipment inside then oval offe prompting a flurry of security concerns. but there's more. we soon learn trump divulged highly classified information to the russian officials, information that was soru sensitive that it was not even shared with u.s. allies. then there's trump's meetings with putin, one instance trump seized the notes from his interpreter n and instructing t interpreter not to discuss what transpired during the meeting with anyone. this is the same president that revealed the sensitive information of th

japanese cabinet ministers have approved the budget for former prime minister shinzo abe's funeral. it is set for next month and comes with a roughly $1.8 million price tag. japan's government will be for all of it. they plan to invite 6000 guests. will be held on september 27. about 1 1/2 million dollars is for preparing the venue. the rest will be spent on rentals fees, transportation and others. the budget does not include the cost for police. altars will be set up in a location separate public to pay tribute. the abe was fatally shot during a campaign speech in july. estate funeral will be only the second held for the former prime minister in the postwar history. the chief cabinet secretary says the government received a wide range of condolences from in and out of the country and decided it need to respond in line with international protocol but the plan has sparked controversy with some arguing the government should not pay for the event. >> >> translator: the government has decided that it is appropriate to hold the funeral. as an official national event with attendees from o

agency intends to resign, it has to do with last month's fatal shooting of former prime minister abe shinzo coinciding with the release of a new report looking into security in place at the time of the killing. >> we believe it is necessary to implement measures based on the security requirements under a new system to prevent such an incident from happening again. >> in his current position for nearly a year, the resignation is expected to be approved at a cabinet meeting on friday, he says he regrets police failed to protect abe, the former prime minister shot to death during a campaign speech on july 8th two days before the opera house election. in his report the national police agency found flaws in the security plan and insufficient communication between officers on site it says those issues resulted in failure to prevent the shooting. the agency plans to review security operations for vip and strengthen involvement with police. that will be done by revamping security policies. the head of the police also conveyed intention to step down, he was given a pay cut for three months on thursd

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police chief resigns over security short falls surrounding the assassination of former prime minister shinzo abe. released a report on the events blaming flaws in police protection. abe was shot while giving a campaign speech last month. this is a live look at berlin. one of the big stories there tonight. a german cultural organization is criticizing climate activist for endangering artwork. demonstrators are glueing themselves to the frames of famous paintings, protesting what they say is a lack of action from the german government to address climate change. just some of the other sticky stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ i'm stuck on you ♪ stuck like glue and an 8:15 call with san francisco. and you can find him, and millions of other talented pros, right now on upwork.com with best western rewards you get rewarded when you stay on the road and on the go. find your rewards so you can reconnect, disconnect, hold on tight and let go! stay two nights and get a free night. book now at bestwestern.com. the unknown is not empty. it's a storm that crashes, and consumes, re

one night in 2017 at the resort when trump and then japanese leader shinzo abe consulted on a sensitiveecurity issue, word of a north korea missile launch, club guests were close enough to take photos like these. in view of the guests on the patio, documents were illuminated by the light of a cellphone. >> the fact that he has these documents lying around and he shares it with a foreign national who happens to be a prime minister and who knows who else is incredibly serious. and it shows a general lack of understanding of how our national security system works. >> reporter: another post from a mar-a-lago guest showed the guest standing with an aide who said held the president's nuclear launch code satchel. unclear how close the guest got. in 2019, a chinese business woman was arrested for trespassing at mar-a-lago. >> she was able to carry into mar-a-lago a modern day burglar's tool kit. >> reporter: including a thumb drive, a laptop, an external hard drive and four cellphones. prosecutors said they later found in her hotel room a device to detect hidden cameras and thousands of dollars

public dining area of mar-a-lago about a north korean missile test alongside japanese prime minister shinzo abe for all the paying members to see and overhear. trump aides were using cell phone lights pointed towards sensitive documents to openly discuss how they should respond. all of this happened before trump decided to use his resort as a de facto trump national archive. as "the new york times" reports, in total more than 300 documents with classified markings have been recovered so far from mar-a-lago according to multiple people briefed on the matter. just think about what it cow meant if someone snuck into mar-a-lago since trump left the white house, they could have made their way to any one of the classified documents sitting around the resort. according to the "times," it's not like trump was unaware of what was there. multiple people briefed on the matter tell the "times" the former president personally went through the boxes in late 2021 before handing over the first batch in january. nbc news has also reached out to federal authorities and the trump team for comment but has not

shinzo abe also the president of china there are so many politicians will come here to kiss the ranksce he moved here full-time to mar-a-lago. including florida governor, ron desantis. marjorie taylor greene. the house republican leader kevin mccarthy. they've all come here to is the former president mar-a-lago. randi kaye racing to the scene for us, thank you very much. in other news now a federal grand jury has indicted a russian national in accuses him of conspiring to use u.s. citizens as illegal agents of the russian government. the governor dresses claims after the seven years who work under the -- as you try to influence political peace in florida, georgia, court. the doj warns that the russian pageants threat continues with the goal of the stabilizing undermine interests and u.s. democracy. for now on cnn's donie o'sullivan. we talked with the accuse russian and an unindicted coconspirator. a >> my message is so easy. i am not evil. >> not doctor evil, but this man alexander enough has been charged and sanctioned by the u.s. government for working with the fsb russian intellig

one night in 2017 at the resort when trump and then japanese leader shinzo abe consulting on a nationalub guests were close enough to take photos like these. in view of the guests on the patio, documents were illuminated by the light of a cell phone. >> the fact that he has these documents lying around and shares it with a foreign national that is a prime minister and who knows who else is incredibly serious and it shows a general lack of understanding of how our national security system works. >> reporter: another post from a mar-a-lago guest showed the guest standing with an aide who he said held the president's nuclear launch codes satchel. it was unclear how close the guest got to the satchel. in 2019, a chinese business woman was arrested for trespassing at mar-a-lago. >> she carried into mar-a-lago a modern day burglars toolkit. >> including a thumb drive, a laptop and external hard drive and four cell phones. prosecutors said they later found in her hotel room a device to detect hidden cameras and thousands of dollar in cash. one intelligence veteran worries about who else could

. >> also in 2017, at mar-a-lago, trump and then japanese leader sh shinzo abe were consulting on a sensitiver-a-lago were close enough to take photos like these, in view of the guests on the patio, documents were illuminated by the light of a cell phone. >> he has documents lying around, and shares with a foreign national who happened to be a prime minister, and who knows who else is incredibly serious and it shows a general lack of understanding of how our national security system works. >> reporter: intelligence analysts worry about worst case scenarios with america's allies in the wake of mar-a-lago. >> if they can't trust washington, we're going to be blind. we're going to be blind to another 9/11. >> reporter: former cia officer bob bayer says even with joe biden as president, the mar-a-lago case could still undermine confidence among america's allies in intelligence sharing. he says it's an indictment of the american system of secrets. if sensitive documents can be taken out of the white house and sent to the basement of mar-a-lago, american allies are wondering what else is coming out

missiles, north korean missile launches happening at the time with the former japanese prime minister, shinzo abe. may of that, here 2017, journalists broke the clubs wi-fi networks with weak encryption. november 2018, the college student sneaks into mar-a-lago. april 2019, a chinese woman attempted entry carrying suspicious electronic devices. january of 2020, a connecticut woman reaches security checkpoints in an suv. this is not the safest place in the world. for anything, it seems. let alone, really, really important stuff that have the cat lives attached to it. >> that's right. it's where you have a wedding. it's not where you secure classified documents. and i think that's what's consistent through all of this is mar-a-lago as, it was target number one, for a foreign country wanting to do espionage, targeting u.s. government. because they knew president trump was there. they knew that he used, it just as a residence, but as a place to conduct official business, and not only that, he had classified documents there which had the nation's secrets, and which were not secured, which we don't

he was hosting the japanese prime minister, then prime minister shinzo abe for dinner.all happening sort inform plain sight. and then there were attempted spy, who knows what we don't know, but we do know in 2019, a chinese businesswoman was arrested after trespassing onto the property. she had a flash drive containing malware and electronic devices, including a signal detector. these are just some examples, right? while all this is happening over 15 months, you've got top secret, the highest level of classification documents, lying around? >> yeah. remember that mar-a-lago, as you said, has been a porous place ever since trump declared his candidacy and started winning primaries several years ago, if you were any intelligence service, friendly or unfriendly worth their salt, they would be concentrating their efforts on this incredibly porous place. recruiting assets, thinking about maybe we can get inside the building. so, for example, if i were let's say the russians, the chinese or this is florida, but if i were part of cuban intelligence, i would be looking at cooks

in his first few weeks as president, trump was hosting the late japanese, president shinzo abe, web mar-a-lago missile. trump proceeded to conduct his response to the launch from the resorts terrace. in full view. of earshot of guests having dinner. one mar-a-lago photographer snapped these pictures, and posted on facebook. he wrote, quote, holy moly, it was fascinating to watch the fair effectively a. the president is on the phone with washington d.c.. wow, the center of the action. just a few months later, trump met with top russian officials in the oval office, and revealed highly classified information from israel about an islamic state to plot, in doing so, he put israeli agents lives at risk. and in 2019, there was this tweet trump posted a classified satellite photo showing the aftermath of an explosion at alarm site neuron. he wrote that the u.s. was not involved saying, quote, i wish them best wishes and determining would happen. and -- classified information, he defended himself, claiming that he could do whatever he wanted with classified information. >> i just wish iran well, they

like the time when trump hosted the then japanese prime minister shinzo abe at mar-a-lago and north koreaed a ballistic missile during their dinner. trump turned the dining room into a makeshift situation room involve you have all the staff and guess. one diner seated nearby posted the whole thing on facebook. where the time when trump revealed classified intelligence to russian officials in the oval office. that disclosure prompted concern that u.s. intelligence officials -- they tried to yank a highly placed source out of the kremlin. and there was the time when trump was so impressed on a classified photo of an explosion at a space launch facility in iran that he wanted to post it to twitter. he proceeded to do just that, against the advice of aids, he typed up a stocky caption to stick it to iran and has [inaudible] sharing it with his 33 million followers. these high-risk blunders happened so frequently that u.s. intelligence officials have reportedly started holding sensitive information from the presidents president because they had so little confidence that it wouldn't be lead to

the prime minister of japan had visited here, shinzo abe, also the president of china. there are many politicians who have come here to kiss the ring since he moved here full time to florida, including desantis, marjorie taylor greene. >>> other news now, a federal grand jury has indicted a russian national and accuses him of conspiring to use u.s. citizens as illegal agents of the russian government. he tried to influence u.s. political groups in florida, georgia, and california. the doj warns the russian intelligence threat continues with the goal of destabilizing and undermining trust in u.s. democracy. for now from donie o'sullivan, who talked with the accused russian, an unindicted coconspirator. >> my message is easy. i am not dr. evil. >> reporter: not dr. evil, but this man has been charged and sanctioned by the u.s. government for working with the fsb russian intelligence to infiltrate american political movements. >> in his russian government connecticut spear tors engaged in a malign influence campaign to sow discord, spread pro propaganda, and interfere with

>> remember when he was sitting on the patio with prime minister shinzo abe talking about the nuclear test. hugo lowell, congressional reporter for "the guardian," thank you for being here. >>> still ahead on "morning joe," the irs launches a safety review amid an increase in threats to its employees with the head of the agency blaming the dangerous rhetoric from top republicans for increased danger. >>> also this morning, united states is preparing a new weapons package for ukraine. the largest yet as the russian invasion hitsed six-month mark today. we'll have the very latest on where the fighting stands. >>> and also this morning, congressman and former governor charlie crist won his election, hoping to defeat ron desantis in november. joins us next. we'll be right back on "morning joe." republicans in congress call them "entitlements." a "ponzi scheme." the women and men i served with in combat, we earned our benefits. just like people earned their social security and medicare benefits. but republicans in congress have a plan to end so-called "entitlements" in just five years. soc

japan shinzo, anyhow.discussed sensitive issues of national security north korean missile launches, the guests of the clubs were so close that they could take photos like this, and the secret documents that lay on the table were illuminated by a flashlight from the phone. the very fact that he has these documents just on the table and he shows them to a foreigner. let even to the prime minister and god knows who else. this very seriously shows that he, in principle, does not fully understand how our national security system works in the other photo. the spa guest can be seen standing next to trump's aide, who he said was in charge of the nuclear suitcase. it is not known how close this guest was in the president’s briefcase in 2019. in 2019 , a chinese businesswoman was arrested for illegally entering the territory of a deer. she was able to carry a set with her into the maralago crackers. including flash drive laptop external hard drive and four phones. if i were an enemy intelligence officer, i would try