joe biden opposed killing soleimani. he was vehemently, we killed his number one terrorist and he didn't like it. just as he opposed the raid that killed osama bin laden. biden is always on the wrong side of history as said by people that are with him and worked with him. he never made a correct foreign policy decision. biden is a puppet for china. his son walked out with $5 billion. now they are paying us billions of dollars. we give a lot of it to our farmers. we have plenty left over. china is not exactly happy with me. they pay us billions and billions of dollars. and they targeted our great farmers. and i took the money they targeted. and i gave it to the farmers so they are even. so they are okay. are you okay? doctor, please, doctor. some of the people are waiting for five days. especially in this location. right? you take your time. take your time. thank you very much. take your time. thank you, doctor. some people wait for four or five days. that's incredible. they want him to win so badly. iran wants him to win

and the world's number one terrorist, qasem soleimani is likewise dead. as commander-in-chief, i never forget for one instant the immense sacrifices we ask of those who wear this nation's uniform. already you have known the crushing pain of losing a brother in arms. today we remember an extraordinary cadet who made the in an accidentce last year, cj morgan. we are deeply moved to be joined by his father, christopher morgan, and cj was something very special. christopher is a secret service agent, a tough guy, great guy. great son is looking down right now. christopher, i want you to know that we will carry cj's blessed memory in our hearts forever. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] tomorrow, america will celebrate a very important anniversary, the 245th birthday of the united states army. unrelated, going to be my birthday also. [laughter] i don't know if that happened by accident. did that happen by accident? please. but it is a great day because of that army birthday. and as you know, the army's first commander in chief, general george washingt

general soleimani was killed in a u.s. drone strike in iraq back in january.ong kong is marking a year since the outbreak of pro-democracy demonstrations. last june more than a million people marched through the city to protest against a draft law that would allow extraditions to mainland china. that triggered months of sometimes violent street protests. protesters around and in the city today to mark the anniversary. earlier demonstrators held flash mob protests in shoppinin malls, waving placards andnd banners, calling foror hong kong's liberation from china. that is a new development. although the original extradition bill was withdrawn, a new national security law has many young hong kongers deeply worried about beijing's heavy-handed reaction to their dissent. reporter: it's thought more than a million people took to the streets last year, united inin their outrage. specificallyly, theyy came out protest a draft law allowing beijing to extradite criminal suspects to mainland china. but many were also there as part of the larger push to protect hong kong's

and israel on the location of revolutionary guards commander kasim soleimani as the money was killed in a drone strike in iraq in january. north korea says it will cut off all communication channels with south korea including a military hotline between the 2 countries pyongyang says the move is in response to seoul's failure to stop activists from sending leaflets over the border that are critical of the regime. you sudden is. yet to see what all north korean state television announces the country's decision to cut off all communication lines with south korea. on cheese day morning the sounds defense ministry confirm deficiency in pyongyang hadn't found saddam routing call to the liaison office no calls no military hotlines but they didn't are you going to. be escalation in tensions comes off to anger in the north at the sounds fadia to stop activists from floating balloons filled with anti. leaflets across the border. on monday students how to ronnie in the north capital protesting against the leaflets and those who have defected to the south. p.r. nyang has cut communications with

officials are handcuffed but you know ron and in prison it's still not worth even one drop of awesome soleimani 40 raney and so it was a key command there and elite there in this region so basically iran has stressed that it would like and it will and it's doing what they were it can in order to expel the u.s. forces from this region and of course this is going to be very tough job and task and it's going to begin with iraq either the united states wanted or not the iraqis do not want to see their land to become a place for you know foreign. you know foreign graal solar quadrilles or or battles so the iraqis are very much interested and very much a result who fired the united states army from their own country live reaction from tehran with siad the stuff it cus chesham iranian political analyst on the news that iran has issued an arrest warrant for donald trump over the killing of the country's top general in january thank you side. thank you thank you very much to moving on now the number of women and girls in germany who have undergone the dangerous circumcision procedure female genital muti

and the world's number one terrorist, qasem soleimani is likewise dead.ef, i never forget for one instant the immense sacrifices we ask of those who wear this nation's uniform. already you have known the crushing pain of losing a brother in arms. today we remember an extraordinary cadet who made the supreme sacrifice. in an accident last year, cj morgan, we are deeply moved to be joined by his father, christopher morgan, and cj was something very special. christopher is a secret service agent, a tough guy, great guy. great son is looking down right now. christopher, i want you to know that we will carry cj's blessed memory in our hearts forever. thank you very much. thank you. [applause] tomorrow, america will celebrate a very important anniversary, 245th birthday of the united states army. unrelated going to be my birthday also. [laughter] i don't know if that happened by accident. did that happen by accident? but it is a great day because of that army birthday. and as you know, the army's first commander in chief, general george washington called the fo

because at the end both countries reached to the brink as we said after the assassination of often soleimani iranians also retaliated by hitting the american bases yet everything stopped that and both seemed that they did not want to go to war. several protesters in hong kong have been arrested also they defied a ban on attending a vigil to commemorate victims of the 989 tiananmen square massacre officers used pepper spray spray to dispose thousands of demonstrators who tried to set up roadblocks with metal barriers and i agree the pleas to ban the annual event for the 1st time in 3 decades citing concerns over coronavirus organizers claim it is another crackdown on the city's freedoms so our top reports now from. victoria park had been sealed off but that didn't deter the crowds thousands defying a police plan to pay their respects to those who lost their lives fighting for democracy in beijing standing in a square they chanted slogans like free home told some calling for independence from my child but most who joined this year's candlelight vigil we're here to mark the massacre on june 4th

iran then issues in a restaurant or president trump over the killing of their top general hossam soleimani will discuss that then more than $2000000000.00 of the vanished thousands of accounts rosen and now questions are being raised about how a german based in tech company do so many even auditors all right it's time to put your news i q. an explosive report in the new york times is receiving responses from the united states all the way to russia with many calling out the publication for quoting alleged intelligence officials but failing to provide any supporting evidence the article quotes an anonymous source is claiming russia paid bounties in afghanistan to kill americans for more on this still developing story let's go to our she is rachel blood and she is joining us live in studio now as rachel what has the official response been from all these various sides or president trump was quick to deny this report and here of course responded on twitter where he called on the new york times to reveal these anonymous sources that they used in. report now he then went on to say quote intel jus

inem soleimani was targeted a drone strike in baghdad. dangerous escalation in the standoff between the countries. the u.s. calls the arrest warrant a political stunt. global news 24 hours a day, on-air, and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. york, onive from new vonnie quinn. we are joined by our bloomberg and bnn bloomberg audiences. here are the top stories we are following from around the world. debts from the coronavirus are surpassing have a million worldwide. confirmed cases exceeding 10 million. the world health organization reported the most infections for a single day. new clusters around the world indicating the pandemic is far from over. the s&p 500 is in the green. climbing after u.s. home sales posted a record gain and also on boeing's test flights restarting. we will be hearing from peter of -- ceo ofe goal sprott. as i mentioned, boeing really pushing the dow higher. those test flights finally getting underway after a ye

>> as we look at broad strokes the trump administration has been working on for a while, general soleimani a big deal, the importance here of removing policies that have kept the iran nuclear deal the administration pulled out of, that on life support. tell us about that. >> reporter: there are waivers that came from the state department that allowed different entities if you will to keep some parts of the nuclear deal moving forward not to the full speed as in the past, we are going full speed into this to make sure there is no -- that this can remain on any kind of support moving 4. we will shut it down completely and i think that is what is important. the american people, republican and democrat -- doing our best when it comes to the world's leaders of state sponsors of terrorism. >> tough stuff, we appreciate it, thank you for your time. we will be right back. todd: new york city slowly starting the process to reopen his kicks off page 1. jillian: we may see a spike in coronavirus cases. todd: great to see both of you. what was once a coronavirus hotspot get back to business, 400,000 p

the capture of al-baghdadi, general soleimani, sanctioning the icc, getting afghan troop withdrawal down to almost a half and with the target i talked to our national security today or director today, robert o'brien said we will get to zero by may of 2021. so many things have happened since he's gone. i like when people tell us what they accomplished. i also would point out and others have done this then ambassador bolton, john bolton had many nice things to say about the president, complementary but the one that's most important to some of the allegations in this book is what he said in the white house briefing room. he said "since 2017, president trump has taken decisive action against election meddling and interference." in his book he claims the president is asking president xi to help them win farmers in the midwest. this makes no sense. i've had private meetings with john bolton or we've discussed chinese fentanyl. he never said to me kellyanne, we have a problem getting the chinese analog schedule. the president -- some of this mix people as brand-new information involves. i know

qasem soleimani was targeted in a u.s. drone strike in baghdad.he incident was a dangerous escalation in the standoff between the countries. the u.s. called the arrest warrant a political stunt. the federal reserve has revealed the names of the corporate bonds it is buying as part of its emergency lending program. in the last couple of weeks, the fed has bought debt from at&t, unitedhealth, and walmart among others. the central bank has said the goal is to remain -- retained liquidity in the corporate debt market. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. david? thank you so much. after a long wait, the usmca, the successor to nafta's do to come into effect this week. we welcome the canadian ambassador to united states, kirsten hillman good you've been involved in all of the negotiations. on the effective date of this agreement, what will be different? amb. hillman: thanks for having me. i think what will be diff

>> russia needs to be aware we killed soleimani and a lot of people said it would start world war iii, but it didn't. so whether it's targeted action against any units on the ground, increased sanctions because most of the russian military is sanctioned anyway, a lot of sanctions are levied on russian and obviously be aware of their action there and defend american interests and our ally's interest in the region. >> thanks for taking the hard questions this morning. >> you bet. >>> some businesses face another shutdown as coronavirus cases rise. it could be the crushing blow for those businesses in this pandemic and now there are just hours left to apply for a loan from the government to save those businesses. from prom dresses... ...to soccer practices... ...and new adventures. you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past... they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. let's help protect them together. because missing menb vaccination could mean missing out on a whole lot more. ask your doctor if your teen

wait a minute, he got out of the iran deal and nobody dared to get rid of soleimani, them own militaryt had positive effects on the middle east and he got rid of isis and syria and the person to recalibrate against china. what do you mean, he's been half, tracks on the end. so there is a neoconservative preemptory community still that exists. its is sad and a tragic situatn because they want to use john bolton as a useful it of it it but to do so you have to go down the bill kristol never trumper line. he is an orphan. and i don't know what the purpose was. then you get the question of timing, laura he was valuable during the impeachment because he spilled the beans on your crane but he didn't do that, i fear he doesn't have anybody left who wants to hear about it. >> laura: i want to play this, by the way. this is what bolton said about trump in an interview with abc news that set to air inis fl on sunday, watch. >> donald trump as we say sees himself as the dealmaker. what happened with the dealmaker in the situation? >> the president may well be a superb maker when it comes to manha

and the world's number one terrorist qassim soleimani is like wise dead. as commander in chief, i never forget for one instant the immense sacrifices we ask of those who wear this nation's uniform. already, you have known the crushing pain of losing a brother in arms. today we remember an extraordinary cadet who made the supreme sacrifice in an accident last year c.j. morgan, we're deeply moved to be joined by his father, christopher morgan. and c.j. was something very special. christopher is a secret service agent, a tough guy, great guy, great son is looking down right now. christopher, i want you to know that we will carry c.j.'s blessed memory in our hearts forever. thank you very much. tomorrow, america will celebrate a very important anniversary, the 245th birthday of the united states army. unrelated going to be my birthday also. i don't know if that happened by accident. did that happen by accident, please? but it's a great day because of that army birthday. and as you know, the army's first commander in chief general george washington called the f

president trump and 35 others linked to the drone strike that killed its top general soleimani in januaryhran's chief prosecutor asked the international police prosecutor interpol to help, but it refused. brian hoes, the u.s. retative for iran, dismissed and the move as a propaganda stunt. still to come on "newshour," the supreme court knocks down a louisiana law, trying to restrict abortion dos. d,he russian military paysen meies to kill u.s. soldiers. and, covid travel ban's, and much more. ♪ >> this is pbs newshour om eta studios in washington and in the west from our bureau , at the walter cronte school of journalism at arizona state university. judy: today the white house briefed congressional republicans on intelliatnce reports ussia paid taliban fighters to attacu.s. forces afghanistan. amid bipartisan concern about the president's statement he had we will get to congressional leaders response in a moment, but first, nick schifrin reports on new details on russian bounty payments u.s. officials fear killed u.s. troops. ck in april 2019, a bomb planted by the taliban in this spot ki

the most recent being the killing of qassem soleimani, the iranian general.ely criticized it. a little bit of patience from the white house to determine whether this is true or not and prudence when it comes to believing anonymous sources from the intelligence community who are leaking information about afghanistan and politically what the president is doing with the afghanistan war that's not so popular in washington. >> bret: chris, the president has a long list of actions against russia that don't often get talked about. we had congressman michael waltz who listed some of them earlier in the show. that said, if it's true, there is still talk about from the president about russia being a part of g7. there is still talk about, doesn't seem to be a big push back if this is possibly true when it comes the bounty on u.s. heads. >> i don't think there is a g7 to speak of anymore. so and i think that trump's desire to bring putin into the g7 as part of what is killing it. so look, this is a story that could be very interesting, could be very important. russia, ou

i think look, just like trump went after sole soleimani.lligence he would go after the russians. whoever leaked that put our troops in danger. >> lieutenant colonel james carafano. great to see you again. coming up joe biden on attack in rare press conference ripping president trump on multiple fronts. we'll did california republican chairman, tom dell karo how this will fly with voters. that's next some companies still have hr stuck between employees and their data. entering data. changing data. more and more sensitive, personal data. and it doesn't just drag hr down. it drags the entire business down -- with inefficiency, errors and waste. it's ridiculous. so ridiculous. with paycom, employees enter and manage their own data in a single, easy to use software. visit paycom.com, and schedule your demo today. ♪. david: presumptive democrat presidential nominee joe biden tearing into the trump administration policies across the board today. also telling donors at a virtual event yesterday he plans on ending president trump's 2017, two trillio

and he authorized the assassination of qassem soleimani. and he has not spoken out about this, which is most interesting. >> jeremy, should general milley at the pentagon be speaking out more? it seems the conflict in the intelligence is between cia and dia, defense intelligence, or nsa. >> i don't think we know yet, andrea, what all the different components thought of the initial raw reporting. but that's a little bit besides the point. the president seems utterly gleeful to have learned that he didn't receive an oral briefing on this when in fact his reaction should be exactly the opposite, he should be outraged. he should be saying to his national security adviser, if you don't tell me these things, you're fired. i mean, he did that on reality tv. he won't do that as president. so i think, again, it's a very dangerous situation. the president is the one to blame here. >> thank you so much, jeremy, brett, and peter, all, thanks. >>> coming up, a new record in texas, a bad one. coronavirus cases surging, hospitals reaching critical capacit

i had no problem standing up when this president killed soleimani saying he did the right thing.t is possible to rise above the partisan fray, but, again, and look, they're not involving democrats in this meeting today. again, they are making this into a hyperpartisan issue, calling it a hoax. our soldiers, our young men and women are still out there. that's what's so disgusting about this. >> and let me play something that john bolton said, of course, he's got his new book and he was on with chuck todd on "meet the press" and chuck asked him about it. this was john bolton's reaction as a form 0er national security adviser. >> and you say briefed, does that mean he's never been told of anything about it? we don't know the quality of the intelligence or the ex-tentent it. if it goes back to march it raising other questions. the key point, accuracy to it, the russians actually paying to see americans killed that is a very, very serious matter. >> so mike mcfaul, obviously, vladimir putin has a great interest in interfering with u.s. policy around the world and afghanistan would be

when iranian officials killed one contractor, donald trump took out soleimani, the leads of the quds. in any other administration, this would be a major event, warranting action, would it not? >> oh, most certainly. and under any other administration there would be immediate congressional inquiries in, one, why congress wasn't briefed on this intelligence if, for example, our european intelligence partners were. so why congress wasn't kept in the loop. and, two, more importantly, why wasn't something done about it? if we had reliable intelligence, intelligence with the relative degree of confidence for weeks, months, in fact, why hasn't the administration taken steps to protect american citizens. and, frankly, the only answer that i can come up with is that the administration wanted to contain this information by providing intelligence to congress, an administration does two things. one, it meets its statutory obligation to keep congress fully currently informed. two, it allows congress to make moves on its own. so keeping this intel kind of close hold within a close circle really si

for president trump and 35 others linked to the drone strike that killed its top general qassem soleimani in january. tehran's chief prosecutor also asked the international criminal police organization interpol to help but it refused. brian hook, the u.s. special representative for iran, dismissed tehran's move as a "propaganda stunt." still to come on the newshour: the supreme court strikes down a louisiana law restricting abortion providers. a russian military unit reportedly offers taliban fighters money to kill u.s. soldiers. discusses russia,, and the u.s. travel bans. plus much more. >> woodruff: today the white house briefed republicans on intelligence reports that russia paid taliban fighters ep we have beenting to attack u.s. forces in afghanistan. amid bipartisan concern aboute esident's statement that he had not been told about the intelligence. we'll get to congressional leaders' response in a moment, but first, nick schifrin reports new details on russian bounty payments u.s. officials fear killed u.s. troops. >> in april 2019, a bomb pland y the taliban >> schifrin: in april

notable important news events of the first six months of this year and it starts with the killing of soleimanii'm sure, many americans forgot that was the beginning of this year. remember the iowa caucuses broke down. we didn't know who the winner was there for a while and there was a point joe biden was in fifth place. we can go on and on and on and at some point the virus becomes a dominant feature. kasie hunt, in going through this exercise, when i hear people say there's still a long time to go, and i look at this list, boy, a lot has happened, and nothing has changed the trajectory of this for donald trump. >> chuck, i do think that while on the one hand it's easy to look at that list and think, man, what are we going to add to it between now and november. there are many possibilities that i think a lot of us don't even want to contemplate. on the other hand, history teaches us that heading into any election, this is a period of time that sets things not necessarily in stone, but on a pretty firm trajectory that very difficult to orient. if you remember to when barack obama was running ag

it starts with the killing of soleimani.many viewers, probably forgot that was the beginning of this year. the iowa caucuses broke down, didn't know who the winner was. there was a point joe biden was in fifth place. we could go on and on and on. at some point the virus becomes a dominant feature of this timeline. kasie hunt, in going through this exercise, when i hear people say, oh, geez, there's still a long time to go, i think of this list and think, boy, a lot of things have happened and nothing changed the trajectory of this for donald trump. >> chuck, i do think on the one hand it's easy to look at that list, think, man, what are we going to add to it between now and november? there are many possibilities a lot of us don't want to contempla contempla contemplate. on the other hand, we also know, history teaches us that heading into any election this is often the period of time that sets things not necessarily in stone but a firm trajectory that's very difficult to reorient. worry back to when barack obama was running

assassinated iranian general qassam soleimani and the popular mobilization force is 2nd in charge in 100 is near baghdad airport a 2nd round of attacks in march killed a civilian 5 iraqi security forces and 3 correlation personnel accelerating previously planned withdrawals of u.s. troops from 5 faces. tensions have since cooled iraq also has a new government led by former spy chief the me who is seen as being close to the u.s. the prime minister's advisor says the government wants a balanced relationship and also appears to favor a reduction in american military presence. that has as of now we see iraq's defense capabilities haven't proved maybe we need help from americans in training in intelligence and weapons supply but the situation doesn't require a wide military presence and we're not going down that. the us has its own conditions going into the dialogue it wants iraq to reduce its dependence on iranian gas and rein in iranian backed armed groups who have launched attacks against the coalition one of the things that is important for our relationship with iraq and the success o

and this president was made aware enough of the threat posed by iran and soleimani to blow him up.his is not a president shielded from threats to troops on the battlefield. >> that's right, nicole. so we collect intelligence in afghanistan. for example, from detainees. we collect that information. and some of that information is used to form finished analysis, analytic products that the intelligence community produces and gives to the president and other senior policy makers. but a presidential daily brief book and you've seen some and i've seen many, as well. they contain both those finished analytic pieces that explain, hey, we've got some information, here's our view of it. but they also sometimes provide some of the raw reporting, the raw collection. and presidents often are told, hey, we've got this tip or this information from a human source or we've collected this information. we're still working on what it means and what our options are. but it's totally inconceivable and i think frankly an outright lie that the white house would have to wait until everything was buttoned u

iran says the suspects include officials over the assassination of custom soleimani.s include murder and terrorism and name the trump as a prime suspect. iran is requesting a so-called red notice from interpol. u.k. government is indicating it wants trade talks with the european union to be wrapped up by the end of september with negotiations ceasing to exist from then on. the news comes -- first time since march and a bid to break a deadlock over terms. government spokesman said the talks cannot go on forever and that u.k. business must be able to prepare for what happens at the end of the year. india is ramping up tensions in china, on national security grounds. it includes tictoc and others from alibaba, baidu, and tencent. new delhi says it is acting because of unauthorized storage of user data. it follows the standoff that left dozens of indian and chinese soldiers dead or injured in recent days. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am karina mitchell. t

its barbaric leader, al baghdadi is gone, killed, over and the world's number one terrorist qasem soleimanilikewise dead. as commander-in-chief, i never forget for one instant the immense sacrifices we ask of those who wear this nation's uniform. already you have known the crushing pain of losing a brother in arms. today we remember an extraordinary cadet who made the supreme sacrifice in an accident last year. cj morgan. we're deeply moved to be joined by his father christopher morgan and cj was something very special. christopher is a secret service agent, a tough guy, a great guy, great son who is looking down right now. christopher, i want you to know that we will carry cj's blessed memory in our hearts forever. thank you very much. thank you. [applaus [applause] >> tomorrow america celebrate a very important anniversary, the 245th birthday of the united states army. unrelated, it's going to be my birthday, also. i don't know if that happened by accident, did that happen by accident, please? but it's a great day because of that army birthday and as you know, the army's first commander-i

he wouldn't take out general general soleimani. that is weakness. america will go for strength.rally? >> we're putting final decisions together. it takes weeks to gets things planned. we want to be cognizant what is going on in local communities, especially with the coronavirus. trust me we're not done with rallies by any stretch of the imagination. stuart: marc lotter, see you soon. thanks very much indeed. new high for the dow, we're up 334 as we speak. on your screen conservatives who joined parler, increasingly social media app among republicans. ceo says they don't sensor posts. he is on our shown. republican lieutenant governor of north carolina wants to sue democratic governor roy cooper because of his coronavirus policies. the state reported 1600 new coronavirus cases as of yesterday. will they have to shut down again? that is what is happening in parts of texas. governor abbott ordering a closure of bars after a surge in cases. we the second hour of "varney" is just getting started. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. i wish

last fall, just as he did when he wanted to look tough by ordering assassination of general qasem soleimani last winter, he has put americans in war zones and even greater danger than they were already in, in greater danger than they needed to be in. by refusing to call out this wrong, by decrying the reports as fake news, by being so incompetent in matters ranging from foreign policy to common decency, donald trump is making it more likely that other hostile powers will work with other terrorist networks to exchange other american lives for stacks of cash. he's made it more likely that more spouses will be widowed and more moms and dads turned into gold star parents. listen, i ran for congress so that when the drums of war started beating i'd be in a position to ensure that our elected officials fully considered the true cause of war not just in dollars and cents but in human lives. and if that war must occur, then of course i will support it. but what i never imagined was that i never ever imagined that i'd have to come to the floor of the united states senate to point out that the americ