at the command post, arax and spiro will guide her along the roads of the mysterious labyrinth.an quickly accept information and quickly move to the place, where the crystal is located, the left side will be video information, then there will be graphic information where the crystals and objects are located, you, denis, are behind the timing and tell you by the location of the points where everything is, vitya, you, accordingly, are our chief mathematician, your task is clearly, quickly calculate the numbers, that is, accept this information, remember and give the final answer, that is, the four numbers that margot is waiting for us, well, that's it, come on, come on, i believe you, okay, that's it, come on, vitya, definitely, come on, don't let your math down, that's it, i'll help you i believe, let's do it. margot, i’ll tell you where the dots are, yeah, we see everything, and we see you, great, yes, you’re beautiful, that’s it, thank you, don’t forget to repeat, okay, you’ll say the numbers, we’ll repeat, yes, i ’ll feel it. margot, left hand at foot level. here, yes, you see

arax and spiro will guide her along the roads of the mysterious labyrinth.o as not to get lost. margarita is with us she is small, she is very mobile, she has fast operational thinking, that is, she can quickly receive information and quickly move to the place where the crystal is located. the left part will be video information, then there will be graphic information where the crystals and objects are located, you, denis , monitor the timing and tell you by the location of the points where everything is, vitya, you are our chief mathematician, your task is to clearly and quickly calculate numbers, that is, accept this information, remember and give the final answer, that is, four numbers that margo is waiting for us. okay, let's go. come on, i believe you, come on, vitya, definitely, don’t let your math down, that’s it, i believe you, come on, margot, i’ll tell you where the dots are, we see everything, and we see you, great, yes, you’re beautiful, thank you, don't forget to repeat, okay, you will say the numbers, we will repeat, margot, left hand at the le

i wrote about the spiro agnew story. now i am telling you, they are trying it in the state of georgia where republicans are trying to get prosecutor fani willis ousted somehow to remove her as prosecutor as she brings former president trump to trial on felony racketeering charges. anyway, i've been working on this for a long time. the book comes out tomorrow. i am really proud of it. so if you read it, i hope you like it. this story gives me a lot of hope and ideas about how the stand up to what we are up against today. anyway. there's tons going on rate now. lots of news to get to. we've got richard engel joining us live. stay with us. us live. stay with us are you still struggling with your bra? it's time for you to try knix. makers of the world's comfiest wireless bras. for revolutionary support without underwires, and sizes up to a g-cup, find your new favorite bra today at knix.com the power goes out and we still have wifi anto do our homework.up, and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no

republicans also were in a previous book i wrote about, spiro agnew prosecution, back man. now, i'm telling you, as a de facto expert on the subject, never meant to be, but here i am. now, i'm telling you, they are trying it in the state of georgia. what republicans are trying to get prosecutor fani willis ousted somehow to remove her as prosecutors as she brings former president trump to trial on felony racketeering charges. anyway, i've been working on this for a long time. the book comes out tomorrow. i'm saying i'm really proud of it, actually. so if you read it, i hope you like it. i hope you get something out of it. the story gives me a lot of hope. it gives me a lot of ideas about how to stand up to what we are up against today. anyway -- but they're stuns going on right now. there's lots of news still to get to tonight. we've got richard engel joining us live in just a moment. stay with us. with us only unitedhealthcare medicare advantage plans come with the ucard — one simple member card that opens doors for what matters. how 'bout using it at the pharmacy? yes — y

to do it because of the inappropriate political pressure that prosecution was subjected to because spiro agnew was a powerful politician. and i kid you not. it is weird how i'm becoming a specialist in this stuff. but tomorrow, i have a new book coming out. it is called "prequel, an american fight against fascism" it comes out tomorrow. this book is on those who sided with the nazis. americans who helped the nazi cause. in some cases, tried to bring about an american form of nazism here. the fact that there was a big, very radical, unnervingly well connected fascist movement in this country in the lead-up to world war ii has been a mostly forgotten story in u.s. history, but the details of it, i find absolutely nuts, including, you know, violent ultra right paramilitary groups that got put on trail for sedition. and members of congress working with a nazi agent. it is a story that has mostly been lost to history. "prequel" is that story. and it is the story of who fought against those forces. who exposed them, who fought them and infiltrated their groups and prosecuted them in court. tha

in fact, he was on the verge of retiring when nixon's vice president spiro agnew had resigned because of a scandal unrelated to watergate, per se. so nixon was looking for someone. the republican party is looking for someone whose honesty, devotion to the national interest, cannot be questioned. and, probably part of this, but part of the appeal is he does not have obvious ambitions to be the next president of the united states because it would be a awkward to bring someone on board if you're richard nixon -- by the way, spiro agnew was forced out at a time when watergate is becoming uncovered. it takes a long time between the arrest of the burglars in june of '72 to the summer of '73. nixon finally resigned in the summer of 1974. so it is this slow-moving scandal and the last thing nixon needs and the last perception they want to convey is they brought on this guy to help push him out. so gerald ford took the job. it is an honor but he certainly did not expect it to mean anything and it lead to anything. he thought this would be a nice sort of send off. i will do this and retire in 1

his vice president, spiro agnew, a very corrupt man, is about to have to be resigning to and void inan a year later, would drive him out of office. there is one item. there is a piece of paper, a record kept by a secretary of state, henry kissinger, that shows that during some point in this crisis i think it was the tenth or 11th of october, the british prime minister wanted to talk to nixon, and kissinger said to his aid, tell the prime minister, nixon can't talk. he's loaded. which meant that he is drunk. and nixon was a human being. and he was someone with great shortcomings in that way as well. >> nbc news presidential historian michael beschloss. as always, michael, thank you. >> thank you. >> next, as air strikes hit gaza, why this conflict is so complex and so -- stay with us. stay with us ♪ tourists tourists that turn into scientists. tourists photographing thousands of miles of remote coral reefs. that can be analyzed by ai in real time. ♪ so researchers can identify which areas are at risk. and help life underwater flourish. ♪ before my doctor and i chose breztri for my cop

and in fact, he was on the verge of retiring when nixon lost, lost when nixon's vice president, spiro agnew, had to resign because of a scandal actually unrelated, to watergate per se. but it got swept up into the whole thing. and so nixon is looking someone, the republican party, looking for someone who's, honesty, devotion to the national cannot be questioned and probably part of this, but also a part of the appeal is. and who doesn't have obvious ambition is to be the next president of the united states, because it would be awkward to bring somebody on board. if you're richard nixon. because, by the way, so agnew is forced out at a time when watergate is becoming uncovered. it takes a long time between the the arrest of the burglars in june of 72 to the summer of 73, when the senate watergate hearings take place, and nixon finally resigns in the summer of 1974. so it's a slow moving scandal. and the last thing nixon needs and the last that he wants to convey is that he's brought on board. this guy is going to help push him out. and so gerald ford took the job. it's it's an honor. b

let's speak to journalist at the times of israel, amy spiro , who is live israel, amy spiro, who is livewhat do you understand the latest situation to be at the moment? >> right now, the army is still working to make sure that there are no terrorists left in southern israel. they said that they have regained control of all the communities , but there all the communities, but there still are concerned that there might be still be terrorists. we're monitoring the border with lebanon. things are not 100% quiet there and waiting to see what the rest of the week brings. there haven't been any completely definitive declarations over what comes next. and the whole country is waiting to see. >> there have been these claims from hamas that four of the israeli people who were taken across into the strip have been killed by bombing. has the israeli defence force or the government actually commented on that claim yet ? that claim yet? >> no, there has not been any comment on that. >> no, there has not been any comment on that . those are the comment on that. those are the kind of claims that hamas h

it's amy spiro. amy, thank you.king the unprecedented step of proving the actions of hamas by putting out some of the most graphic images which obviously we're not going to show of what the worst things that you could ever imagine, really, including young, young infants, how do you feel about the fact that they felt forced to put that out there ? there? >> you know, it's not something i would ever want anybody to have to see. but the fact is this is a move that obviously came after people have tried to discredit reports . and discredit these reports. and despite horrible images despite all the horrible images and first person accounts and eyewitness reports that have already out there, there's already been out there, there's still many people who are still so many people who are trying to say that this didn't happen it didn't really happen or it didn't really happen. over, oh, well happen. arguments over, oh, well , hamas did kill babies and maybe they did behead babies, but behead 40 but they didn't behead 40 babie

you go back to an internship with spiro agnew. how is this different from 1967 and 1973? amb.ering from an acute lack of leadership. by a lot of people who forget that they were sent here not to represent themselves but to represent the country. you remember back in the british parliament in world war ii when the labour leader got up and said he was there to speak for the labor leader who was not around. a conservative mp said speaker england. we need people in washington speaking for americans. sadly, they are not. tom: to look back to the 2020 vision, how did we get here within the administration you served and recently, the trump administration? do we have these people and difficult events because we were off the watch one in three and five years ago? amb. bolton: i think we have failed to see what is happening in the middle east coherently for close to 20 years now. i think at the rid of it, the principal threat to peace and security today and for some years back has been iran. in the current circumstance they are the ones who armed and trained and equipped and financed ha