marilyn stafford, welcome to hardtalk. thank you. let's start way back.ou trained as an actress, you spent a while as a nightclub singer, and yet you really found your creative voice in photography. what was it about photography that really reached into your soul? i have been called an accidental photographer, because i really did not set out to do the photography at all. the photography was something that was just there. when i was a child, everybody had a little box brownie, every family had a little box brownie. and so, the photography was just part of life, it wasn't anything, it wasn't "photography". it was just you had a camera and you took pictures. would you say you were a natural observer, sometimes a little bit removed and looking in on things? i think probably, yes. i think probably to explain it to you, i remember taking my first photograph, and why i took my first photograph. it was on a family picnic and we were by a stream and the stream was of very, very clear water running over pebbles. it wasn't very deep. and i was standing in it, in th

now i had the great honor of interviewing general stafford and leon are many years back. and they told me that handshake in space led to a life long friendship, b, f. f. s. d 's. here on earth until general leonor passed away in 2019, at age 85. but there, handshake and subsequent friendship served as a harbinger for relations between their respective home countries. almost mirroring one another by the 1900 ninety's. after the fall of the soviet union, the united states and russia were regularly cooperating in the field of science in space. by the early 2, thousands nasa relied on launches to the international space station out of the russian owned by con, or cosmic drone. and over the last 2 decades, new players to the game, china, india, the you, japan, and many others, believe it or not, a whopping 72 countries have some sort of space program. however, only 14 countries have the ability to launch objects in the space. even fewer just 6 countries have functional, substantive space programs in the traditional sense that you're probably thinking. but the most jarring and

from the first day i arrived here like republican senator bob stafford. he was our state's senior senator when i arrived here, and i watched him in awe, but he was a person who looked me in the eye and say to this 34-year-old freshman, patrick, you're not my junior senator. from here on, you're my senate partner. and what a difference that made. and in the last 48 years the senate has become a family to both marcelle and me. here we've found friends, some of our best friends, and relationships that will last throughout our lifetime. it's also the place where i had the privilege of fighting for vermont, a place where i was born, where i met marcelle, the place where we started our family, and the place to which early in the new year we will return together, the state of our birth. ii have a reverence for this place and its history, its constitutional role as people i know we all share. i've had this sense of awe about the senate from an early age. i used to walk to the capitol in my time here as a law student at georgetown university law center. i'd sit in

is so the attorney general can approve the case should go ahead. 21—year—old daniel khalif from staffordn brant is at westminster magistrates�* court, in central london, where the hearing has taken place this morning. private khalif came into court but proceedings against him were very brief in terms of what we heard this morning. that is because when the prosecutor stood up, he told the judge that one of the charges private khalif faces requires the attorney general to give their permission for proceedings to go ahead. so, proceedings have been adjourned until next friday, and at that point, the lawyers of daniel khalif will be back here in the court room for things to go further. we did hearare court room for things to go further. we did hear are few more details about the circumstances of his ref. private khalif, one of the charges he faces is placing its three canisters with wires in what was a hoax bombing at a location in raf stafford, which is in staffordshire, the base where he lives and the base where he works. the other allegation he faces is that he elicited information, this

attorney general needs to approve the case, before it can proceed. 21—year—old, daniel khalif from staffordrant, is following the case. private khalif came in to court, but proceedings against him were very brief in terms of what we heard this morning. and that is because when the prosecutor stood up, he told the judge that one of the charges that private khalif faces requires the attorney general to give their permission for proceedings to go ahead. so proceedings have been adjourned until next friday. and at that point, the lawyers, daniel abid khalif, will be back here in the courtroom for things to go further. now, we did hear a few more details about the circumstances of his arrest. private khalif, one of the charges he faces is placing three canisters with wires in what was a hoax bombing at a location in raf stafford, which is in staffordshire. it�*s the base where he lives and the base where he works. now the other allegation he faces is that he elicited information. this relates back to august of 2021 about another serving member of the armed forces and information that could be us

her name was my ged, o beat. father suddenly sir la, who said stafford steady, she sat down to pray for the young men for what it had that had courtesy. and then she opened the window to look over to check what is going on. for what is russia as a 3rd? sosa a bullet, his her here in her neck. then it hit the wall, and the tv screen, her she fell down. was fernando fell. ah, the israeli military says it will look into the circumstances of medina obeyed death. but as she is being laid to rest, both sides of this long run in conflict, a bracing for a continuation of hostilities ukrainian president to let a miss lensky has renewed his appeal for us build if 16 fight digits less than a week after securing heavy tanks from western bacchus holland says it would support and i however, to send the jets to ukraine. now, officials from france and the u. s. side. they haven't ruled out a option. but german chancellor, olive shalt has drawn a red line of supplying keith with combat aircraft that comes as fighting is intensifying in the east of ukraine after russian forces recently took the town of s

black man. tyrene nichols died in memphis hospital earlier this month after being beaten during the stafford stop. the 5 officers involved have been charged with 2nd degree murder. they were all removed from duty last week in haiti's capital port, or prince. more than a 100 police officers and civil until it's blocked streets and protest against the killings of their colleagues. to caribbean nation has been tripped by wireless and political chaos. with 18 police officers killed by armed gangs in the last month. israel, its military says it has scattered out as strikes on militant targets in garza, as after 2 rockets were launched from the palestinian territory. israel says both rockets were intercepted by the iron dome air defense system. the escalation comes after israeli military conducted a deadly rate in the west bank city of janine, the palestinian authorities has 9 people were killed in the operation which israel says was intended to taught an eminent attack. palestinians blocked the streets of janine to bury their dead. they say one of the victims was a 60 year old woman. this video r

the stafford can't horrific reminder of police brutality across the united states . but we also have the lawyer for the nicholas family who also represented trey one martin and george roy to other victim for getting a lot of prominence across the last. he said that this was sift just as dead to the officers. do you think the smart, some kind of an improvement and police accountability not necessarily. i think the memphis in police department or the chief there did absolutely the right thing and but he remember she had the opportunity and the possibility to do this in other jurisdictions. and other cities in other communities, a police chief even by c, when seeing this can't do this the way she could do this. and this has something to do with the law in tennessee and in memphis. em how to, how fast one can fire police officers in other, you jurisdictions, it's not possible. so yet this is praised by everybody what she did and how she did it. the swift reaction to seeing this video analyzing this and saying herself that this was a defying humanity and a that she had no

judge stafford, that if you on sefton's farm in bristol. in 1694, if you toiled for a few then saffron, would you eventually give him this freedom? and so he's like, sir, go out. i'm working. and so kept waiting. he kept waiting. he kept waiting in sevens, like not giving him his freedom. so adam's like, well, we this agreement, so bye. so he decides to self emancipate. he brought the documents in always keep the receipts he brought documentation where stafford had prime us and he sued devon for his freedom. he's like, i've done the time now give me my freedom now. adam ultimately did his freedom, but the case was really hard fought, so adam's case was heard several times first before law. samuel. samuel, then subsequently in a court that included stafford. this judge. so you're kind of seeing there might have been a little bit of a conflict of interest there and saffron jurist was able to kind of jury so he kind of got a jury that was a little bit more favorable to him. but seymour was convinced by adam's adam evidence. he's like, look, yo

this is mainly stafford.mental health hospital that provides that kind of support to people. and a lot of the nurses here also work in the commune. it's a little bit different to the conditions , to a lot of the the conditions, to a lot of the nurses that work , of course, and nurses that work, of course, and things like acute care in hospitals, but they are still striking overpay over those working conditions. one of the things, of course , is staffing things, of course, is staffing levels on wards and a lot of the nurses feel like they can't give the patients the care that they deserve, they want give deserve, that they want to give them staffing levels them, because staffing levels are so low. the issue around staffing levels, of course, one of the things that comes from thatis of the things that comes from that is retention and how you and the nhs can retain those and how the nhs can retain those newly, qualified nurses to newly, newly qualified nurses to keep within the nhs rather keep them within the nh

this photojournalist tour has drawn over stafford lake. the reservoir spillways flowing for the first time in four years. there is still more rain to come. >> the break we had today was brief. the rain has been in and towards the coast of northern california and towards the northwest today. it's flickering in and out of radar range. let's go over to futurecast. approaching the coast for the very early hours of friday morning. a few showers possible north of the golden gate. the widespread moves in in time for the morning commute. it looks like a lot of angry colors on futurecast and this particular model tends to empathize -- emphasize things a little bit more. that's enough to mess up the morning commute, but not enough to lead to widespread flooding concerns. it's something we will monitoring case but the rain is going to be all right if it leads to a few flooded intersections. widespread problems across the bay area. heavier rain is in the forecast saturday and sunday night into monday. another flood watch goes into effect all the way t

demi stokes and stafford ward. jill scott, think she was nine years old when she came along.from the start. we always kept in touch. she became part of our family. i was proud, you know, for an england team to win a big tournament it is what every footballer wants. tournament it is what every footballerwants. i tournament it is what every footballer wants. i think she has played her part in the success. in the early days we would give the girls, the young girls the opportunity to play, you know, the fact, the opportunity to be competitive. this is where the old youth centre used to be and on this grass was where they first started playing. we'rejust going to do one for the kick around the ball, you use both feared. —— both feet. so now we have one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight... there was no provision for girls booroorban, there was no league, the fa didn't really provide anything. the problem we had is that the boys would let them play. the attitude was that girls can't play football, basically. right, in here! you can't go outside the circle whether cones are,

reggie stafford . what reggie jackson in stafford. what about you? hear, the cars are giving them a pretty supportive reception there with ray. how is it where you are ? i think we've had the you are? i think we've had the cars beeping here all morning as . they've been going by showing their support for the nurses here on the strike. we knows about 55 nhs that are about 55 nhs trusts that are going strike, say here at the st george's hospital . they deal george's hospital. they deal with things like they with lots of things like they provide mental health services, other and are different other things and are different to the acute kind care hospitals that we've also seen. but nurses here are very jubilant and together and that support is really clear that they are unhedin really clear that they are united in this in their striking action . pat cullen, the rcn action. pat cullen, the rcn secretary saying the strike action by today is a modest escalation from that december . a escalation from that december. a sharp increase in escalation three weeks

george is hospital in stafford . but rea, hospital in stafford.up in camden and brighton . yes. in camden and brighton. yes. good afternoon . mark, you told good afternoon. mark, you told me a very, very picket line here outside the royal sussex county hospital in brighton. started with about 60, 70 people. we're easily to 300 people now with the picket line lining both sides of the roads here outside the royal sussex county. joining me is karen bradley . she's a me is karen bradley. she's a picket supervisor and have you come in for a moment, karen? she's also a clinic clinical practise educator. well, has beenin practise educator. well, has been in nursing for 37 years. karen you for speaking to gb news. what can you tell us about how nursing has changed during your career ? during my career, your career? during my career, nursing has changed, you know, exponentially. i mean, we started being both noises , started off being both noises, not just primary care is giving very basic care, but now we're actually looking after people with very complex

the met police say they have charged daniel abbott hi leaf from stafford with eliciting or attempting a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism. he was also charged with the offence of placing an article... khalif is in police custody and will appear at london's westminster magistrates�* court on saturday. this is bbc news — a reminder of the headlines... a reminder of the headlines... police video footage of the arrest that led to the death of tyre nichols has been released. israeli police say at least seven people have been killed in a mass shooting at a synagogue in eastjerusalem. he was also charged with the offence ofin new as flooding has caused widespread damage and landslips and a week—long state of emergency has been declared in auckland. many international flights have been cancelled. meteorologists say approximately an entire summer's worth of rain fell in just a few hours, and the deluge will continue for the next few days. tvnz reporter logan church has been covering this catastrophic weather event in auckland and says the rain came hard and fast, and the full

. >> under the stafford act requesting of the white house approval through fema region nine of an emergency declaration to get the full support of the federal government. >> while the biden administration approved california's emergency request several local leaders say they are taking more immediate steps. some like san mateo mayor have evenpag to assist communities most severely impacted. >> we will be able to turn this funding back to the community in a matter of weeks, months and not years which it can take that long sometimes for fema to review each case individually. >> as we continue to go through more extreme weather in the coming days state officials are reminding the public to only call nine 11 in case of an emergency or others all other questions and non-urgent matters should be directed to 311i am live in the newsroom abc 7 news. >> important distinction let's take you farther north to the sierra this is a live look from our lake tahoe camera that was seen snowfall just a couple hours ago a winter storm warning and high avalanche dangers are in effect until wednesday morning. ri

member of the british army has been charged with terrorism offences. 21—year—old daniel khalif from staffordhe is accused of trying to elicit information likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism, and is also charged with an explosives offence. protests have erupted in several majority muslim countries after the burning of a koran by a far—right swedish politician. the act has led to a diplomatic row between sweden and turkey that threatens sweden's efforts to join the nato alliance. azadeh moshiri reports. a moment not fit for broadcast when a far right politician burned the koran during a protest in sweden last week. the immediate reaction from turkey was anger. president recep tayyip erdogan had urged sweden to block the politician's protest going ahead. now the politician in question, rasmus paludan, has made it clear he's not done yet. on friday, he burnt the koran in front of the turkish embassy, as well as a mosque in copenhagen. and to show erdogan that we do not accept his blackmail. i have decided to to burn the koran in front of the turkish embass

. >> under the stafford act requesting of the white house approval through fema region nine of an emergencylaration to get the full support of federal government. >> while the biden administration approved california's emergency request several local leaders say they are taking more immediate steps. some like san mateo mayor have even set up gofundme pages to assist those in their communities most severely impacted. >> we will be able to turn this funding back to the community in a matter of weeks, months and not years which it can take that long sometimes for fema to review each case individually. >> as we continue to go through more extreme weather in the coming days state officials are reminding the public to only call nine 11 in case of an emergency or others all other questions and non-urgent matters should be directed to 311i am live in the newsroom abc 7 news. >> important distinction let's take you farther north to the sierra this is a live look from our lake tahoe camera that was seen snowfall just a couple hours ago a winter storm warning and high avalanche dangers are in effect u

charges he faces is placing three canisters with wires in what was a hoax bombing at a location in raf staffordother allegation he faces is that he elicited information, this relates back to august 2021, about another serving member of the armed forces, and information that could be used by someone in acts of preparing for terrorism. he faces two charges, one of those the attorney general has to approve for proceedings to go ahead, we wait for that. private daniel khalif, who stood in the dock with dark hair, light blue jeans and a light grey top, he has been remanded in custody and will stay there for a week. there was an application for bail. a man who spoke to some of the waiting journalists afterwards said he was private khalif�*s father, he revealed that he is lebanese but private khalif was born here in london, in the uk, back in 2001 and, as far as we know, he remains a serving soldier at this time. the labour leader, sir keir starmer, has said the party can't be complacent in the run—up to the next general election. speaking at the london labour conference, where he was welcomed with ch

with more from kiff, his charles stafford, as reported by the into fact, russian state media, they are quoting, the russian defense ministry is saying that russian positions have come under attack in various locations along the eastern front line in the guns. don't ask. and in zach parisha, of course, we have no way of independently verifying this information, but it would be consistent with what we know was a rejection of this cease fire by the ukrainians presence of the sky. calling this a cynical ploy, giving the shooty to russians, potentially to move men and equipment closer to the front lines. and this comes in the context of renewed phase actually escalating fears amongst the ukrainian military crane and government. they convinced that there is going to be a renewed offensive by the russians in the coming weeks and months as the temperatures get colder, as according to some military, unless the ground gets farther, enabling them to do so. so yeah, as i say, we have no way of independently confirming this kind of information coming out of russia would. it would be consistent sayi

strangling what little remains of life here as the ukrainian army prepared new lines of defense. char stafford al jazeera of mort is isis cancer of solid, dallas confirmed it will be moscow's 1st gain and the don't boss region since july . it comes at a crucial time for the kremlin, which has faced criticism, but it's battlefield failures in ukraine. allocation reports from moscow. it's the moment moscow has been waiting for visual north korea. the capture of saddam became possible thanks to the continuous strikes and the positions of the armed forces of ukraine by russian air force missiles and artillery. moscow hope solid are will be a stepping stone to another strategic ukrainian city. rosalind, i think that only after the liberation of bark, mert will an offensive operation be prepared to help complete the liberation internet's from ukraine. sada opens the way for russian military units to chrome at oscar. this is the largest city of the da nets people's republic. still held by ukrainian nationalists. what does another battle going on? this one inside the russian establishment over there.

this reform needs to be carried out. train drive as teachers and stafford refineries as well as public transport workers, were among those who walked off that jobs. trauma francis big a few days of joint forces to lead in these protests. that's unusual or not. so united these days and the unions themselves are not as powerful as they once were, but they hope that this process will expand into a broader social movement, not just again, increasingly age retirement, but also benefit continuing cost of living crisis. the unions of characterized the reforms as an assault on the countries welfare system because i'm a teacher and i think i'm going to be tired when i'm 64. so i'm not sure i'm unable to 15 tell when i'm 60 horse only provoke the molecule. we youngsters are not only here for ourselves, it is well and 30 years old. my parents are close to 60, and they will have to work 2 or 3 more years. the pension reform still needs to go through parliament, where micron has lost his absolute majority. so he's hoping to get it past with the support of conservatives. bernard smith, al jazeera pa

now, shall stafford al jazeera, but not russia, as president says, moscow's merch reminds, makes big 3 ukraine inevitable. vladimir putin was speaking during a visit to a factory making defense systems. he says the country is ramping up, palms production, and that's one of the main reasons is forces will prevail in ukraine. fillum nasha, in total, our defense industry produces year on year about the same amount of defense missiles for various purposes. as all the combined military industrial enterprises of the whole world, our production is comparable to global production, and therefore we have something to rely on. and all of this cannot that inspire confidence that victory will be ours. russia's foreign minister says the kremlin needs yet to see any serious proposals from the west on resolving the ukraine conflict. so gay lab rove was speaking in moscow as part of an annual review of russia's foreign policy. the solution, can you hear the mantra in western capital's that you can't talk about ukraine without ukraine. this is all nonsense. in fact, it is the west that decides for ukr

i was walking with senator stafford and they said we were blocking the view of a much smaller police.e pointed at my camera and i assumed to say don't take my picture but he wanted it taken so we probably couldoi have kept going. the other person with us went back, spoke the language into said why did you risk prison. this man said because they have to know. a week or two after we got back, i got the pictures all printed up. the dalai lama came and looked at the pictures from there from where he fled and all. i handed him that picture and told him the story. a tear came down his face and i thought you know, this is history, not history that i am making but as we update the history of the suppression of religion and i couldn't help but think of my family everybody shouldow be able to have any religion they want despite the commitment to the first amendment to say to be able to speak your mind on anything. any religion you want or none if you want. that gives you freedom and i couldn't help but think of my parents watching us react to that picture. >> host: we talked about your toughest

with stafford mcdowall and munster fly—half ben healy...ht up i caught up with rudy and he told me it was his ambition to get on the squad and at some stage whether this or next season but he knew how tough it would be given the quality of players on our squad. it was great that i was able to phone him last night that he felt that ambition but obviously his ambition is to play for scotland and to get for a game in the six nations. he got a contract with bath and played for england, played in last workup so he shows a quality of player that he has. he has been unlucky with injuries of last 2—3 years and has been great that he has played over the last month and he has an opportunity now, that he is earned but also that has opened up with the injury. the inaugural rugby black list awards were held last night at the house of lords, an event celebrating the contrbutions and achievements of black, afro caribbean, and ethnic minority players in rugby. former england internationals shaunagh brown and maggie alphonsi were both honoured. it makes me

stafford mcdowall, cameron henderson and ben healy have also been named in townsend�*s squad, with allhe rest of the team, bye—bye. this is bbc news. we�*ll have the headlines and all the main news for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. across the uk, people are on strike. in england... there is a growing anger in this country... ..scotland... workers united, will united, will never be defeated! ..northern ireland... ..and wales. how are people going to pay these bills? i workers spent more days on strike in 2022 than in any time since the 1980s. unions and bosses are further apart than ever. so why are they striking, and is there an end in sight? these strikes are completely unnecessary. i'm finding it really hard, like, to keep my house, to feed my children. our members have been. getting poorer and poorer. at the end of the day, i they deserve a pay rise. there has to be a reality check amongst the junior colleagues about where that money will have to come from. no one's taking it lightly, but it's kind of the only way now we feel like we're going to be heard

number eight utah, number four stafford, happy he doesn't have classes until monday.l in control. smooth euro step. fake handoff and explodes to the basket, 25 points. stanford victorious, i'm thinking 49ers 35, cowboys 28. have a great weekend. liz: let's get a check of the bay area forecast. dry weather. lisa: we will see many sunny days into next week and eventually warm up. it has been cool, temperatures below average in the 50's. the storm track well to the north, bringing high pressure in control. breezy wind for the second half of the weekend but the lack of the wind this morning allowing for 32 degrees in castro valley, 30 in mountain view. a little bit of a north wind makes it feel even colder. oakland down to 37, san francisco in the low 40's. a beautiful sight this morning of the golden gate bridge. sunny skies and cold nights, the dry pattern continues seven to 10 days. looking at the warming trend by the middle of next week where temperatures rebound into the low 60's. as we look at the coastal flood advisory, the king tides are back. some low-lying areas

plus sent stafford to centaur my sit down with newly sworn in senator katie britt of alabama.ll right now on "fox news sunday". hello from foxnews in washington. breaking this weekend there are new calls for justice. americans collectively take video of an appalling police encounter in memphis. it shows the brutal beating of 29-year-old tyre nichols at the hands of police for he later died from this injury spread law enforcement leaders all across the u.s. expressing outrage. and, there are new concerns this morning about the drawn out war and ukraine for the u.s. has agreed to send advanced tanks to the front lines. but it could take up to a year for them to actually get their party's got a lot to cover this morning for a moment republican congressman michael mccaul and adam smith join us live to discuss. we began a team coverage this morning lucas tomlinson alive at the white house on the decision to ramp up military aid to ukraine in the timeline about actually getting there but first to charles watson live in memphis where the community is reeling. we should note, some of

so, stafford texts the friend, quote, he is mad i didn't follow him to his hotel room.later the friend responds, i am so sorry, man, what a creep. and the staffer leader texts again, i just don't know how to say it to my superiors that their surrogate fondled might junk without my consent. >> why is he going public with this information now? >> he didn't want to come forward initially, because he said that he didn't want it to be a distraction during the campaign as election day was approaching. this was just a couple of weeks before. he says he is coming forward now because he wants to prevent someone else from being victimized, and i am told that he is leaving his legal options open, anderson. >> how did the walker campaign respond to the allegations? >> it's very interesting. one of the first things the staffer told me was that the walker campaign was completely supportive, and offered to back whatever actions he wanted to take. they got him a lawyer, they -- did he want to go to the press? they packed him just 100% of this. >> the thing about that, this is somebody,

championship a 20-year-old office offensive lineman devon was pronounced dead at the scene for the stafford 24-year-old chandler died on the way to the hospital. they said it was during the suv winnowing off the road and hit two power poles in several tr trees. two other people were injured in the crash there now was in stable condition at head coach said in a statement the team is heartbroken by this loss. i will support the victims and families in every possible way. such a sadness. >> it is so sad. it is too sad. well, southern california county is really after shirts deputy was shot and killed them all responding to a domestic disturbance call. he is the second riverside county officer killed in the line of duty. in just the last two weeks. christina coleman his life in los angeles with the very latest on this. sina? >> hi arthel but members of law enforcement across the state are in mourning right now but as men you mentioned telephone being the second deputy to be killed in just two weeks of time within the riverside county sheriff's office. authorities say was shot in a gunfight with

great to have them back, stafford for the atlantic.yan, talk to us, what are they saying about the debt ceiling? the white house is saying that there is nothing to negotiate, and the far-right republicans who would pick up the stands no matter what. >> the white house needs to have an understanding here's where republicans stand on this. there are part of what this mandate was in the past midterm election, to rein in spending. negotiations over the debt limit as one of the few opportunities they have, given the fact that they only have can control of the house, or not the senate, to have an impact on bringing in this spending. >> i do believe that, but the debt limit is enough to do with future spending. they said, i spent a ton of money last month, and i blew my budget. so, i won't just pay those bills, because now, i am fiscally responsible. you need to pay what you owe. >> you are 100% right about that. that is the reality of the situation. it is also a political reality here. that is, republicans only have so many opportunities to

would think that the president or the vice president that would be dealing with that, not such a stafford, the second thing is, look, how do we know that there's not more stuff in this house in delaware? i don't see the fbi visiting these places. this is what republicans are going to say. and then, finally, as you know, as a former prosecutor, the law has to be applied the same across the board, right? so now i think that merrick garland, a little bit of a pickle, right, a little bit of a pickle here? because what does he do now? if he goes after trump not biden, i mean the department of justice will just put a during partisan sign up on the wall flashing neon, right? and look the republicans now are saying that there is no hunter biden investigation, there's not joe biden investigation. but yet they come to mar-a-lago in the middle of the. night it looks a little suspect. >> let's bring jonathan into the conversation as well. because it is an interesting note -- >> yes you have to. you have. two specifically on this point. there has been the talking point that david is speaking about and

the stafford didn't pick up, and a couple of hours later, schlapp then texted the staffer and says quote your heart to call me at the end of the day i would appreciate it. if not, i wish you luck on the campaign and hope you keep up the good work. we also reviewed a set of text messages that were making public for the first time. it is a night before -- it is when the staffer gets back. he reaches out to a friend in politics to tell him what happened. he really sounds distraught in the messages. and he is asking the friend, how do i tell the campaign what happened? so he says, quote, he is mad i didn't follow him to his hotel room. when it comes to longevity, who has the highest percentage of its vehicles still on the road after ten years? subaru. and when it comes to value, which popular brand has the lowest cost of ownership? lower than toyota, honda, or hyundai? subaru. it's easy to love a car you can trust. it's easy to love a subaru. just look around. this digital age we're living in, it's pretty unbelievable. problem is, not everyone's fully living in it. nobody should have to take

carol is next in stafford, virginia. caller: hello. think there is really -- it is too convenient that they found these documents after the fact. i don't believe it at all, that they keep finding them. that is all i have to say. host: carol brings up a point. it is helpful to know the timeline on this. we will look at it on the camera. this was an "the washington post," how the investigation into biden's documents unfolded. i will go through the entire timeline but for a point of reference, the first date they have here in this story of the investigation, november 2, the first batch of classified documents, about 10 of them is found after one of biden's private attorneys opens a large closet at the center for diplomacy and global engagement in washington. it is a think tank that biden founded at his office is used after his time as vice president ended in 2017. garland describes it as a location not authorized for storage of classified documents. those documents were immediately turned over to the national archives according to the spe