on tape and mark meadows and donald trump and cash patel and even general millie according to john solomon on record saying donald trump wanted to call it the national guard they will do and they will say anything to make sure that they slander and smear and the search character assassinate anyone who gets in their way they have been trying it but still donald trump ahead in the polls so far not working. >> while kelly and is exactly right they had a bad message they have a bad messenger both as president and vice president about something that they have that unfortunately we don't is this they have unity and they have loyalty you mentioned liz cheney adam can secure there are plenty in office right now that are not unified with the republican message they are not unified with the american first agenda they are not unified behind donald trump as our candidate they have what we don't have they all fall in line they all toe the line because they also want something that i am not convinced that republicans want and that is they want to when they want victory and i am not as worried about the

>> remind us what solomon had to say about the consumer. i know you mentioned they stepped away from the consumer business unit. in general, he did give his thoughts on what he sees about the u.s. consumer right now, right? >> yeah, and it was interesting. this was in a paragraph he characterized his conversations he's having with ceos, and he said, and this is kind of similar to what he also said at a ubs conference a few weeks ago that those consumers he would put in the paycheck to paycheck, the lower end consumers, they are feeling the effects of inflation. even though the velocity of inflation has been decreasing, just the fact that prices still remain high has had an impact on those consumers. and he's seeing some slowdownin that market, and that's just based on his kind of conversations with ceos who operate and have a direct line of sight into those consumers. so it mirrors a lot of what you've been reporting, courtney, in terms of just this bifurcation in the consumer group right now. >> absolutely. thanks so much. i appreciate you

nowhere isn't more evidence in the solomon islands.time a state of parma start paying attention china was already signing a major security agreement. the■x department asked for personnel for the post it did not ask for a single public affairs officer to push back against the chinese propaganda. this is a large globe. there's a lot of countries but my staff has been monitoring this particular region for numerous important reasons that i just mentioned. this is not just about getting our people on the ground once there they must be able to do and advance u.s. interests it is clear we are moving at the speed of bureaucracy and not the speed of relevance. i've sent five letters to secretary blinken urging a nuanced expeditionary approach to expansion for it and encourage using the embassies construction and counterterrorism act provides to stand up our diplomatic presence and creating a management platform to improve support to these commissions. the solomon islands example brings me too a second issue, security cooperation. in addition to

my kind of been solomon. i think when you look at the evidence, there's been a milestone that there's no question the british government was actively trying to presenting customers very public and very critical of the primarily extensively of a transparency. but really what he was trying to do was a trace of the primary lease approved the sale almost the whole city was desperate . so new costs united to be under new ownership. and the promise of sadie, money flowing into other parts of the economy, was too good to turn down. there was no, that's fine. it was going to come in at that price and there's going to be investments that they did. and that's all. that's why they would support a given the potential investment for the city, the potential benefits for the city. and hopefully in the rest of this about me, the cities usually deprived needs external investment because it's not coming from the u. k. government, you can entirely understand why the simple things are 9 piece of there is to really get behind tha

the solomon islands example brings me too a second issue, security cooperation.to greater chinese military law enforcement other nations continue to explore security arrangements with china. in 2022 pacific island countries came together and rejected china's push for regionwide security agreement. that was pof of what dedication to sovereignty and unity can achieve. last year's been approached by china about a new security arrangement. chinese and police are present note chinese set insight on other nations i like the departments of state and defense to disss pack and help the committee understand how this agreement serves our interest regionwide. i would also like it updatehiney cooperation initiatives are causing the greatest concern and how we are working with our partners to address it. i would especially like the defense department to discuss australia's role in security for the pacific islands. we all know there is certainly more to it than that. like it ud economic development in this region. i'm aware of our work from illegal fishing but want to kno. i wa

in the fartest. mosk, the al-aqsa mosk, which was built on the temple of solomon and next to the dome of the rock, the place of worshipping god was drowned in blood. among the arabs, izaddin al-ghassam had started strange and complicated establishment, small groups of five people plus a leader. none of the fighters knew each other. they only knew the leader of the group and isadin, wonderful cycle of intelligence and operations, he had started organizing and ideologically deepening his forces since many years ago, but in 1934 they made their military actions public in the mountainous areas of northern palestine, actually they were giving us a hard time. of course, the hagana was not the only fighting force in the war. finally, according to international law, the land separated from the ottoman empire was under the guidance and control of britain. they had to fulfill their main duty, namely establishing law. and order in the land under their guardianship. well, it is obvious that the britains were in harmony with us. in this way, following this wave of jewish immigration and arab oppos

next to the only remaining wall of hamikdash harishon, the first holy place built by prophet solomon, the place where muslims claim their prophet ascended to heaven from there, and the qibla of their prayers was initially there. they say this is the only open path to heaven, and both christ and muhammad ascended to heaven through that. that way, in the fthest mosk, the al-aqsa mosk, which was built on the temple of solomon and next to the dome of the rock, the place of worshipping god, was drowned in blood. among the arabs, izadin alghassam had started strange and complicated establishment, small groups of five people plus a leader. none of the fighters knew each other, they only knew the leader of the group. and isadin, wonderful cycle of intelligence and operations, he had started organizing and ideologically deepening his forces since many years ago, but in 1934, they made their military actions public in the mountainous areas of northern palestine. actually, they were giving us a hard time. of course, the hagana was not the only fighting force in the war. finally, according to int

john solomon joins us now with more. you found out a lot here. it's a long piece.why don't i let you explain it. >> thank you. we knew that hunter biden had some dealings with a leino through his business partners. we went through more than 1000 pages of documents, e-mails, court transcripts, bank documents and what it shows is between 2010 and 2014 hunter biden and his business partners made a concerted effort to squeeze oligarchs in vladimir putin's russia for big money. they were looking for upwards of a billion dollars. they were on the cusp of scoring a big deal. in fact they were in moscow the moment without amir putin decided to invade ukraine the first time. they were up a tree. they did all this work to get all this money and it was falling apart. they pivoted that day in moscow and that is what landed them the more controversial deal that became burisma holdings in neighboring ukraine. the path to hunter biden's ukrainian millions was paved in vladimir putin's russia. hunter biden was so excited about tapping the oligarchs for money he was thinking about

so more concerns about agriculture will imports from ukraine solomon always about the use green bureaucracy. solomon worried about how farming subsidies are don't know to you has moved to try and show it's listening to farmers, particularly a heads of key elections coming up in june. it's moved to e some green farming rules to curves and macro cultural imports from ukraine. but given the scale of anger, we've seen on the streets and i've been talking to some of these farmers over the past few weeks. i think it's unlikely that this talks, they sell me, they summit itself, well, souls that ongoing discontent and debates. how does that set rosie? rosie betcha in brussels. that suits you up to date. i'll have more world news in the top of the all of next year on the w documentary, looking at the story of a woman to be turned into selves threw down after years of flooding. simple thoughts in just a minute. i'm going to the .

islands, when the prime minister of the solomon islands came to china, signed the agreement accordings troops there in case of unrest caused such a huge resonance, so to speak, that is, what is happening, what is happening is that china is united, yes, and china reacts quite very restrainedly, so to speak, says that in principle you... practically along the entire strip - the outer islands associated with china, this is all about 1.1100 km from the chinese coast proper, from this you can make, as it seems to me, so to speak, this is kanekovich’s style, this one here politics, we can conclude that many events that we often consider as disparate, well , nolland’s resignation, blinken’s statement regarding our elections, a whole series of other events. so to speak, the proposal to negotiate without any conditions, this is all a link in one chain, this indicates that , this is my personal point of view, that plan a failed, we survived both economically and militarily, now our elections have shown that politically there is no chance, so to speak, to shake things up, as they expected, in th

russian riding style, after which solomon naturally decided to show that he has not only russian, butent took place on tseelon. moving with one meeting on another, gagarin saw elephants bathing in the lake. kartesh was immediately stopped and he became not just an observer, but an active participant. he was taught how to make an elephant lie down, stand up, raise his leg to make it easier to climb on him and, most importantly, how to douse himself with water from his trunk; in egypt , an exotic escort of camels was added to the usual crowds of those meeting along the road. the keys to the city, as a symbol of friendship between moscow and cairo, are presented to gagarin by the governor himself. the next day you can say average workload. first, an air parade, where egyptian pilots wrote yu, his initials, in the sky. then a stroll along the newly nationalized secular canal. the main performance was under the shadow of the chiops pyramid, then gagarin was shown a local attraction, a high-speed climb to the top of the pyramid. after a photo with the sphinx, sightseeing at the egyptian nat

first, for those who solomon northup being you, those of you saw 12 years a slave who was a freelack man in the north who was kidnaped, sold back slavery and of course, the southern states had immunized themselves from from from having to pay compensation for people who were wrongly re enslaved. right. so and his his story is very because as i mentioned, one of the challenges when you're writing about enslaved is is is that is the material frankly it's like really, really hard find the material and you know enslaved people were by law and by practice barred from learning to read and write. so the kinds of things you would rely on letters, journals and that kind of thing are not ng for those records that i mentioned, and you're also looking for contemporaneous voices of people at the time who can illuminate something for you. solomon northup was someone who was shipped to louisiana and very vividly about a lot of things, about what new orleans was, about what. the plantation life was like. and that was very instructive. he also wrote about being reunited with his family and unfortunat

solomon northup was someone who was shipped to louisianand very vividly about a lot of things, aboutbout what. the plantation life was like. and that was very instructive. he also wrote about being reunited with his family and someing that happened to.ot■) the two sisters who were split by the sale, but his his experience was wasice, which is helpful. thank you. yeah. uine visiting new york. great talk. i'm wondering, i'm also been reading about the others which broke about catholic children. well, there is an overlap. that is the thing i've been hearing about is the boarding h are catholic soldiers. that said. so was there overlap in terms of the same church organization more than both of these are? how is about indigenous boarding schools. yeah. yeah. i i'm glad mentioned that because i would not want my sort of introduction of tha subject about oppression, leading to oppression, the different views for people to think that, you know, indigenous people were so beautifully treated because we right. the in which you know the the the the operative frade phrase was sort of kill the ind

silva, russian , after which solomon naturally decided to show that he has not only russian, but alsol trips ended without accidents. a long-awaited event took place over cellone. moving from one meeting to another, gagarin saw how elephants are bathed in the lake. the motorcade was immediately stopped and he became not just an observer, but an active participant in the process. he was taught how to make an elephant lie down, stand up, raise his leg to make it easier to climb on him, and most importantly, how to douse himself with water from... in egypt , an exotic escort of camels was added to the usual crowds of people meeting along the road. the governor himself presents the golden keys to the city as a symbol of friendship between moscow and cairo. the next day can be said to be averagely busy. air first parade. where egyptian pilots wrote y in the sky, his initials, then a walk along the newly nationalized secular channel, the main performance in the shadow of the pyramid of chiops, then gagarin was shown a local attraction, a high-speed climb to the top of the pyramid, after a p

i, i began reading the book, and one thing that struck me in particular was about the story of solomon northup, and in particular and in particular about and in particular about the very details of his homecoming and. what i was wondering is is what i was wondering is what i was wondering is in the course of your research, what did think? what did you think was what did you believe to be among the most striking parallels and contrasts the story of solomon northup, that of emma and of anna and louise of anna and louisa. okay, so good question. first, for those who solomon northup being you, those of you saw 12 years a slave who was a free black man in the north who was kidnaped, sold back slavery and of course, the southern states had immunized themselves from from from having to pay compensation for people who were wrongly re enslaved. right. so and his his story is very instructive because as i mentioned, one of the challenges when you're writing about enslaved is is is that is the material, frankly it's like really, really hard find the material and you know enslaved people were by l

john solomon will join us with all these details. you're not going to get it from the media mob. but first, the ever wonder. do you ever wonder why your president, joe biden, is is not allowed to answer impromptu questions? oh, a mystery. many people want to know. take a look. >> my right to take any questions. and anybody here to stay. >> i very much thought your questions are going to. come on. i'm sorry. going to just the last question. i'll take an oath that i'm really going to get in trouble . i'm going to get in trouble with staff. i don't do this the right way. i'm going to get in trouble with my my staff. yeah, go ahead. but not pretend that the issue for you guys are bad. >> i'm not supposed to be answering all these questions and supposed to lead. thank you. and i'm happy to take questions, if that's who i'm supposed to do. nance. whatever you want me to do. >> now, white house staffers, campaign officials and the first lady, they all try their best to keep jolie away from the press and anyone else with a question. anyway, even the easter bunny might recall, once shield

jehoshaphat was the great, great grandson of solomon and the great, great, great grandson of david. kind of pedigree, you have prayer and praise in your dna. jehoshaphat received a message that is nation had been ambushed. it had been ambushed by three nations that came into alliance with one another, and he's three nations were actually relatives of jehoshaphat and his people, the ammonites and -- with ancestors or the offspring of lot, and the edomites with the offspring of esau. and they said king, we don't know what to do. they are already 50 miles from where we are. they have to jump on us. what can we do? verse three of second chronicles chapter 20 picks up the story. jehoshaphat was terrified by this news, and begged the lord for guidance. also ordered everyone in judah to begin fasting. so people from all the towns of judah came to jerusalem to seek the lords help. i wonder what would happen if we used, as many of us on capitol hill have been doing, the weapon of fasting. jehoshaphat had an army according to second chronicles 17, 14-18 of 1,165,000 soldiers. so why would you

the jewish belief, he is human being, not a divine creature and comes from the lineage of david and solomon. he is truthful from birth and continue. continues until he reaches the highest levels of human perfection, he will be a great political leader, well versed in jewish law, observant of the commandments, a charismatic leader who will win battles for the people of israel, and righteous judge who will assist the poor and oppressed. according to jewish belief, the individuals who can become the messiah are born in every era. it depends on that individual to fulfill that potential. jerusalem has long been embedded into jewish religious consciousness. and linked to the coming of the messiah. however, orthodox judaism's belief in the building of the third temple has been hijacked and weaponized by zionists in the last century. to justify the displacement, occupation and genocide of palestinians, zionists have, in the name of the jewish faith, enforced militarily the idea that jews must rebuild the temple themselves whenever possible. orthodox jews reject the idea of returning to or forming a

if you want to compete at the highest level. solomon calling back to it says it's a gift from god. and then we have gilbert here who, who says, i will suggest that is support. when you get the support, the rest will be an additional priority for you and for your supporters. thank you very much for those messages will stay with support and look at why champions need a good mentor. so it takes more than just time to make a champion. we need someone to recognize that gift polish the rough diamond within, and then promote us like a super fast. in other words, we need a mental experienced teachers, coaches or train is to guide us through thick and thin. at times we need someone to kick off the button training. sometimes we need a shoulder to cry out for a hand to pick us up. competitive sport is full of challenges and not just when the match starts for the race begins. so we always need a mentor in our corner who fights with us no matter what. in the eastern democratic republic of congo, some young athletes come from an imaginatively difficult background where war and hardship have left

jewish belief, he is human being, not a divine creature, and comes from the lineage of david and solomon. he is truthful from birth and continues until he reaches the highest levels of human perfection. he will be a great political leader, well versed in jewish law, observant of the commandments, a charismatic leader who will win battles for the people of israel in a right. judge who will assist the poor and depressed. according to jewish belief, the individuals who can become the messiah are born in every era. it depends on that individual to fulfill that potential. jerusalem has long been embedded into jewish religious consciousness and linked to the coming of the messiah. however, orthodox judaism's belief in the building of the third temple has been hijacked and weaponized by zionists in the last century. to justify the displace. occupation and genocide of palestinians. zionists have, in the name of the jewish faith, enforced militarily the idea that jews must rebuild the temple themselves, whenever possible. orthodox jews reject the idea of returning to or forming a jewish state, th

had been wrote as the trucks were making their way to gov up the the city and john list. mohammad solomon has been killed and overnight as riley attacks the talk to his house in darrow bala. solomon was a report from presenting for the policy at all acts of news channel based and gone zone. since october, the 7th is really ami has killed a $133.00 inch unless the pulsing from the strip person is expected to warn israel lace on wednesday that it's patients hes running out. so have, if you want to turn situation in, garza is really cool cabinet minister, but against as meeting the case, foreign sexy david come on within this next hour. that's following down some diplomatic meetings in the us capital comment in spite of the dreadful suffering in gaza. on choose day, and that's big now as well, correspondent in london, boy challenge. he's across the whole of this for us. so what we're, what sort of reception is benny guns selected to receive from david cameron of the door. i think the message that guns is going to get from david cameron is pretty similar to that message that he's already been

we've been very fair with david solomon. he hasn't come on. >> listen if he came on tomorrow i would still do the same type of reporting. liz: it would be fair. we want to hear the story. >> that's true. >> come on, david. >> we love to hear his side of the story and why goldman sachs is not a firm in disapray. why it's not lost its fastball, despite every year being the premier investment bank? why is goldman still goldman? liz: got it. >> he would serve himself well talking, discussing that with you and i. liz: charlie, thank you very much, charlie gasparino. >> yeah. >> we've got four minutes to go before the closing bell rings. looks like the luck of the irish came a day after st. patrick's day. the dow looks to snap a two-day losing streak. s&p, nasdaq are on the way snapping three-day losing streak. the we'll see how that works out. russell down half a percent. one of the hottest ipos we've been looking for years, this thursday when reddit marks its public debut. in an unusual move the social media platform will offer

>> yeah, so basically it's a turning point for the firm according to solomon. he calls 2023 a, quote, year of execution for goldman sachs while saying he's optimistic about 2024. remember, in 2023 goldman was backing off from its consumer expansion and taking write-downs from that as well as exposure to commercial real estate all while m&a particular activity dropped to a ten-year low. it's a new year. one that they will focus on global banking and markets as well as asset and wealth management. in the letter, solomon said that the firm, quote, stands to benefit as capital markets rebound. he also said the firm increased its share in banking and markets in 2023 by nearly 350 basis points since 2019. on the asset and wealth management side, goldman surpassed its alternatives fundraising goal a year early. since 2019 the firm raised $250 billion toward that goal. mike? >> you know, so the message, you know, seems to be it's a bit of a cleaner story here. there's a lot of the portfolio reshuffling that goldman felt it had to do, lot of that is done or under way. t

islands, when the prime minister of the solomon islands came to china, signed an agreement on... by speak , that is, what is happening? what is happening is that china, the united states, yes, and china reacts quite very, so to speak, with restraint, saying that in principle you should , with all your, so to speak, policies, with in all your construction, take into account the interests of china, that is, some threats, china does not, so to speak, reproduce, although the threat that these ships, that... all these alliances that connect and grow, grow just like mushrooms before our eyes, they will eventually move to these disputed territories, it is becoming more and more real, here another very important point is important, because a huge amount of money is going there, and not to europe, and there are absolutely no delays this is not there, and there are 400 million in in one there are 400 million, in the other there are 800 million, in another, that is, in fact, active military construction is practically underway. along the entire strip of outer islands associated with china, thi

that does not negate everything we just discussed with james comer and with john solomon, does it? >> no, it doesn't. comer hn solt?and what hunter be confirmed the essential elements of what has been alleged by these committeehas bs that they received a great deal of money from russia, from china, fro m ukraine, and at least $40,000 of chinese money0f made it into the account of president biden. now, this is the same personis who said i that his son didn't. make any money in china. it turns out he not only madurne money, but president biden received some of that moneyre som. he also confirms other aspects of this. but he aspects keeps on saying . mantra is that all of this was perfectly he adds that it's perfectly ethical, which is reallyy something that really yoft many of us dumbfounded. you know, you can sayu that influence peddling ca n be done legally, but no one argues it's done ethically. it is corrupt, though. you know, the u.s. government has pushed treaty obligations to ban influence peddlingng. because it views it as one of the great forms of corruption. viewe >> it has

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solomon says the firm stands to benefit as capital markets rebound.improving but it is a ways off. as for the broader economy, while solomon says it is proven more resilient than expected and markets are predicting rate cuts, though i think inflation may prove stickier than many anticipate. he said ceos, quote, tell him that economic conditions for the consumer particularly at the lower end of the income strata have gotten tougher and seeing behavioral changes. but the fed now has room to ease if economic conditions start to decline. on a.i., solomon says that it is, quote, important to keep perspective, that, quote, adoption rates will lag, the most fascinating use cases are in their early stages and a lot of work still needs to be done in data security, regulatory frameworks and ethical considerations for the technology to reach its full potential. he does believe that there is, quote, no question that generative a.i. is going to disrupt a wide range of industries. >> wow. a.i. is on everybody's minds. what can be done? >> yeah, and it is interestin

home us elements in rafa, and secure the egypt cause of border without a major ground impatient jack solomon did so enjoy binding ease, requesting daddy's riley officials travel to washington. as benjamin netanyahu doubles down on his plans for a ground defensive and rough. uh. hi, aust, former us ambassador gerald fire. stine, how much pressure the us would be putting on these riley later? i think that clearly the administration is extremely concerned about the potential. uh, you might have to her and catastrophe if the as rallies follow through on those rights to go in. it's a rough of, they've been sick knowing consistently for weeks now that they don't believe that the as roy's have put in place the means to protect the civilian population there. uh and to uh, to target. hum us operative so that are still in the rough area until they do that until there is some clear understanding between washington and jerusalem about how to go forward. i think that we're going to see the administration continuing to emphasize the risks. and there is an increasing view of, particularly among the democra

. >> how solomon in new york and this is cnn >> we're breaking news tonight. he began with a site that triggered members of the obama administration almost eight years ago, which likely was the point. now, former president obama descending the stairs of air force one with now president biden on their way to meet former president clinton for joint appearance in new york's radio city music hall, which has just started. these are live pictures of the scene outside mr. clinton, mr. obama, and the president celebrating with the campaign says, is a record 25 plus million dollars paul, it's also expected to be just the beginning of press biden's predecessors campaigning on his behalf and the reasons seem pretty obvious why it's underscored, but the latest cnn poll, the poll showing no clear leader, but president biden facing a three point deficit. that in chronically low job approval numbers are part of the reason why democrats tonight and ahead in the campaign hoped to press the fundraising advantage they've had so far over the trump campaign former president meanti

scott mosys of solomon partners. let's get a broader check on the markets.il: relative to big tech it is not so positive. over the last four days down more than 1%, a lot of this having to do with nvidia down the last time i looked 3.5% some chips being taken off the table from that big rally relative to some of the other indexes. the s&p 500 may still be down ever so slightly down 1/10 of 1%. you can see the stocks in sympathy with nvidia trading off. small caps up 6%. -- 6/10 of 1%. the china tech index up 2.2% for a fourth day in a row. up almost 8% over the last four days technically driven rally with that index going above the moving average. let's see whether or not it can hold. this point cannot be overemphasized or at least that's my feeling on it. it's continue to grow. this is the s&p 500 so you can see this nice uptrend but what is happening is as the index makes more and more record highs the rsi is not gaining ground braided so the recent record high at a much lower level than what it was last december and that tells you there is less momentum,

concerns about agriculture will imports from ukraine, selma always about the use green bureaucracy. solomon worried about how farming subsidies are don't know to you has moved to try and show it's listening to farmers particularly ahead of the key elections coming up in june. it's moved to e some green farming rules to curves and macro cultural imports from ukraine. but given the scale of anger, we've seen on the streets and i've been talking to some of these farmers over the past few weeks. i think it's unlikely that these talks, they sell me, they summit itself, well, souls that ongoing discontent and debates. i think that's it, rosie rosie bet shop in brussels. as i said, show up today, so i'll have more well use of the top of the hour up next on the w, an interview with a c, e o. off jim and container shipping company. hi, todd lloyd, talking about the trouble is facing commercial shipping companies. that's next here on data. good, the, every jenny is surprises. me is gone all out. to give you some of the right people in your northern most count the police, the free time. but still very

the crown prince. mohammedan solomon was in the line life due to the murder of journalists, jamal kashodi does pervades probably the most obvious example of, of why you make it score cute, a huge reputation problems at the same time as he was trying to died there, says economy and bring a lot of investment into the country there he needed somehow to get out of the property was in a school, it was a great way to do that. so it's not, it's a getting rid of the bad news. smothering that bad news with vast amounts of good news you call so fans top to the straits. the hash tag can spread through the fan base on social media. support is correct or can be is to celebrate the long awaited departure of mike ashley. celebrate like me when it's also when the state of us and those other sites, agents fall thought as one the highlights my life spot in the club for over 25 years. you causal fans didn't choose that. you radio, that decision make them we at the feet of the premier league, and even the u. k. government on the bars, johnson which was found to have played a crucial role in lobbying for the

once i would receive whatever information i received i would then meet with him, john solomon and othere president and that was the line of communication. >> you said also in your testimony that members of the committee and the republican leadership should have known before smirnov was invited that this information was fabricated. can you talk about that? known but they would have known what was going on. it was anywhere from left and right field and being pushed straight to the halls without. >> my time is expired. >> before i recognize mr. palmer, i'd like to enter into the record the testimony withhe committee o february 13, 2024. it corrects the record of representative garcia who did not provide yourei■] entire testimony. the understanding of who invited like to enter into the record the entire transcribed interview of tony. >> i would like to enter for the record texts reveal more ties per key witness. >> daily beast. without objection. the chair recognizes mitch palmer for five minutes. >> i have very limited time and i want to get thrgh armation sor these questions with a yes or

>> john solomon. i mean, everybody that was part of the team. >> did bill barr know you were involved in getting this dirt? >> absolutely. bill barr was notified of our investigation from the day he took office. >> did you ever have a conversation with bill barr of being lenient towards dymitri firtash in his role as attorney general? >> i personally did not. i was witness to having a conversation with bill barr about dymitri firtash. >> what did they say? >> basically, they were telling him that the charges were false, and that he needs to drop the charges and end the case. >> why did they tell him to drop the charges on this russian oligarch? >> because dymitri firtash was going to help us getting dirt on the bidens or whatever else the trump campaign needed. >> my understanding is you have the trump campaign telling you to talk to a russian oligarch to get dirt on the president of the united states for political reasons, and that someone from the trump campaign is talking to the attorney general to

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