the persecution of those in the western part of africa, the the islamists hav actually learned from 7 and we're seeing and hearing more about these little christian congregations in the northeast of nigeria, you know, being the victim of these same types of atrocities. we've had some success aligning with them and working with them on those issues. but unfortunately when it comes to when it comes to israel, they're in a different they're in a different place. it's not because of the facts. i don't know what it is. and certainly not of the theology, either. >> yeah. hello. than you very much. very passionate my name is jan kaufman. i woul like to know how you speak to the white supremacists among evangelicals. the sentence jew will not replace us haunts me all the time. and many of thos people claim to be i don't know if they claim to be evangelicals but they claim to be strong believers in the gospel and it's very frightenin to me. reverend moore: it's very simple. they're hair particulars. they don't believ in the bible we believe in. they're not evangelicals either some of them

don't know what's goinweg to happen a probablyto depend on how long it takes injury which based on theaover the weekend when president biden wares in delaware he visi with one of the witnesses to the special counsel will call tos go testify against hunter biden, i asked karine jean-pierre about that what woul d they do and she said they were visiting a headin of beau biden in the ninth of p anniversary ofas his passing and she says they did not talk about the testimony coming up but the optics of that are something that a lot of critics are pointing out it's a little bit off. david: it reminds us of the tarmac case back in 2016 or 2015. thank you very much for that i appreciate it.uc for more okyn this spring in kentucky congressman james comer chair of the house hou oversight committee. what i was describing remember the case when the attorney general was met on the tarmac by bill clinton talking about a not of beenshould talking about, he may say it had nothing to do with hunterat biden's case but it's hard toin believe that to not entetor into the conversation. >> it's very hard to b

thea;r elections are won and lost on how well the economy is doing.n historically, but recent - been historically, but recent elections have disproved some of that. underthe elections have disproved some of that. under the 0bama administration, undertrump, usually administration, under trump, usually when administration, undertrump, usually when the economy is doing well of the incumbent will come back in and that has not happened in recent history. there have been other factors that have polarised voters and influenced them. it's notjust been the economy, stupid, as bill clinton once said, there have been other factors that are part of it, and brexit has had huge influence on our own politics here in this country and that was really an economic decision, although it is that economic impacts, so it is not entirely down to that these days. but the fact that, i can remove years ago, i was on holiday, it must have been about 25 years ago, in the states and everyone was an uproar because there was a quarter of a percent on a gallon of gas, and i was like,

the senate joined in disapproving that radical rewrite of the criminal law in hy joe biden signed thealaw to disapprove the rad crimin d.c. what's cheap talk is the concern that this w produce a duplicate report. th objection? that the report might be duplicative? really? i'd say duplicative reports from here to there's the slightestnce that it will avoid this unspeakable everybody in the chamber should support tyx

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this is going to be, certainly for thea squeaker election. . close.greed that the side that was the majority will be lucky to get a majority of 10 or 15. that is not insignificant. there are 435 house members who vote on the floor. in the senate it can add a point or two or subtract a point or two. we have quite a number of close and it races. unfortunately for the democrats, the vast majority are democratic for states that are competitive and swing states. that is what my mean by down ballontest. the choice trump is really going to matter. it probably matters less than usual because trump absorbs the heat and light of any campaign. i don't know that the vice presidential candidate will make as much of a splash as usual. the vice president can raise money. the vice president can be in place as a candidate cannot and so on. in terms of swinging boats divine of you as much affect. we will wait and see. the list changes every couple of days. it's a strategy. you want to keep people interested in the choice. the trump people want to have a counter headlin

thea;c that the aide will continue to go no matter how small it is?— matter how small it is?r how small it is? they say the arrangements running _ matter how small it is? they say the arrangements running security - matter how small it is? they say the arrangements running security from| arrangements running security from the pier and the marshalling area on the pier and the marshalling area on the beach in gaza, all of those are in place with extensive consultations of the israelis and the whole mechanism, the pier, the floating platform, all this is regarded as a temporary arrangement probably unlikely to last much beyond when the sea state may make the whole route unviable and it is designed to relieve the age situation for the coming months and of course, it's one thing to bring ada sure and safely into an area where the israeli military has secured, it is another to distribute that age where it is needed in some cases, that means taking into places where there is active fighting and they have learned to their cost and tragically in recent months, they cannot be sure that

thea;r came under shelling yourself. can you describe what happened.bs you describe what happened. they are glide bombs that _ you describe what happened. they are glide bombs that russia _ you describe what happened. they are glide bombs that russia has _ you describe what happened. they are glide bombs that russia has been - glide bombs that russia has been using, they are huge 250 or 500 kilograms bomb switch the attached glide takes two to make them fly further. you can hear them from a long way away. 0nce further. you can hear them from a long way away. once they arrive, the sound is huge, the ground shakes, it doesn't matter if you're in a house or a basement, doesn't matter if you're in a house ora basement, nothing doesn't matter if you're in a house or a basement, nothing can save you at that point if it does hit. thankfully, the closest ones were about 400 metres away. even then, feel the ground shake and you can see the destruction it is wreaking on the town. irate see the destruction it is wreaking on the town-— see the destruction it is wr

thea;r things they have been saying? they kee sa in: things they have been saying?handle it when they see these witnesses what executives saying i don't recall or i don't remember. if you are in the inquiry room you sometimes hear chuckles or grounds because they become exasperated. at one point today paula vennells said the words my recollection is i don't recall. for several of them were here today, they have said the are reliving everything and one thing that really stands out is that no matter how many times you talk to them about the stories, whether it's to do with bankruptcy or criminal records in prison sentences, they still tear up as they start talking about this. and sitting in that room with paula vennells, they want answers, they want full

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thea;r contribution? -- nassar. they have been _ contribution? -- nassar.on? -- nassar. they have been critical to their- have been critical to their success. they are now also going to be using the new starships to land on the moon and so, i think it's safe to say that elon musk is a partner with nasa in a very strong way. 0bviously, with nasa in a very strong way. obviously, we look about the business of space, you can? in the rockets and keep sending spaceships up into space but what are you getting from space because that's where you start making the money, isn't it? there is really three ways you can make money in space, one is low energy bits, basically the way starling makes money, tv signals, gameplaying, controlling weapons in ukraine, all the fun stuff you can do at start link, eventually, the national space society would like to join great britain national space society would like tojoin great britain in seeing the us support solar power which is a way of bringing back something from space that would help solve the climate problem. eventually, so

thea;r have they been up to today? they sent have they been up to today?ay? iie: spent their first morning here have they been up to today? i"ierg spent their first morning here in spent theirfirst morning here in lagos, they were welcomed by the state governor in a private event and then they came to the school here in an area where they met children who are being supported by a charity that they support through the foundation, the charity is called the giants of africa and they empower young people through basketball. they spent the morning here talking to them about the power of sport, and then prince harry also partook in some of the basketball drills with them. sport seems to be a sort of a running theme in their trip to cost later this afternoon they are going to be lagos polo club and there they will observe a charity match that is taking place to support another organisation that they support called nigeria unconquered. and that organisation helps wounded service people and veterans through sport, which we know is something that is passionate due p

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thea;r have been affected by this? they actually knew _ have been affected by this?ut this last week. it seems like only today did that e—mail go out to all those affected basically saying to them that this is potentially happen to you. you need to be aware that data monitoring facilities so they can look into it, but try to reassure them but clearly they will be concerned. humza yousaf has officially resigned. let'sjust humza yousaf has officially resigned. let's just take humza yousaf has officially resigned. let'sjust take it humza yousaf has officially resigned. let's just take it a picture is that we have now from rafah. we are keeping across the israeli military action there. the idf say they have control now of the gaza side of the rafah crossing. in cairo, the talks will be getting on again to under way. hamas is said they are accepting a ceasefire deal from israel, but israel say they are rejecting that. a few moments ago, they are hugely concerned that the rafah crossing is closed and they can't get fuel aid into gaza. at the moment, that means nothing is o

thea;r would say that is the case. what has their reaction been?— their reaction been?ion been? they called this letter is from -- _ their reaction been? they called this letter is from -- letter - their reaction been? they called this letter is from -- letter from this letter is from —— letter from business leaders a damp squib. they noted there were no high—profile ftse 100 business leaders on it, and looked at comments from some business leaders that labour's new deal for workers could put off investment, things like a crackdown on zero—hours contracts, a crackdown on zero—hours contracts, a crackdown on fire and re—hard, and offering greater employment rights and day one. a lot of the proposals have been watered down in the last month, to the dismay of some in the union movement, perhaps highlighting the tension between making new friends in the boardroom and keeping old friends on the factory floor. simon, thank you- — the honorary president of the reform party, nigel farage, says he was right to warn years ago about small boat crossings on the channel. he's also b

is in increasing, i would say connectivity between china and the different parts of asia, including thea economies, so i think the fortunes of the economy is somewhat linked to china. if that china does better, obviously the likes of it, or even singapore would do better as well. so i think u.s. dollar does play a part, we can talk a little bit more about that. but improving china should bode well for the region as a whole. haidi: cio of maybank management. we will have more discussion when it comes to expectations from the fed and that key cpi print. coming up, we have our big take on indian prime minister modi in a look at his journey to becoming the world's most popular and polarizing leaders. less analysis on singapore's leadership transition with no group asia, the challenges facing the city's new leader. this is bloomberg. ♪ i can't believe you corporate types are still calling each other rock stars. you're a rock star. we're all rock stars. oooo look look at my data driven insights, i'm a rock star. great job putting finance and hr on one platform with workday. thank you! guys, ca

thea;r torn areas. -- war-torn areas. they were still— torn areas. -- war-torn areas.-- war-torn areas. they were still ongoing, a fresh - torn areas. —— war—torn areas. they were still ongoing, a fresh push from russia in recent days full to what is the situation now? i think the children are experienced a lot of trauma and one of the things we have done is develop abor trauma therapy programme and we are training social workers and psychologists all over ukraine to help with kids their immediate crisis trauma needs. kids also need to get a respite from the war, so one of the things we're doing this summer is we are bringing in about 50 children to western ukraine, where they will stay at a centre that we are building and we will give them a trauma therapy and also at that point for kids that cannot go back home, and or have lost their parents, and more kids lose their parents, and more kids lose their parents every day in this war, we are going to bring ukrainian families to that centre so that they can beat them and hopefully get to know them so they will never have

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thea;r format of t20 in that ashes series, how can they build on that?ey build on that? they got to be a little bit careful, england, i to be a little bit careful, england, it's a very strong team on paper with a lot of superb world—class players, a world—class captain as well. but they can be prone to slip—ups, as we saw against sri lanka last year when they toured, england were dominating the series, the first half of the white ball series and the last two games, sri lanka managed to edge them out and when that t20 series. so there'll be a desire within the england team to just demonstrate that killer instinct ahead of, as we say, a really big year. instinct ahead of, as we say, a really big year-— instinct ahead of, as we say, a really big year. looking further ahead over _ really big year. looking further ahead over the _ really big year. looking further ahead over the coming - really big year. looking further| ahead over the coming months, really big year. looking further i ahead over the coming months, it's all eyes on the world cup in bangladesh l

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so i think by asking for the lesser included of just thea misdemeanor, i think effectively they waiveh that said to them i think the strongest defense in this case is to attack the misdemeanr crime it said and not the escalating felony additional charge. >> trey: all right, tom,e tobefore i let you go, how would you handle costello? the substance of what he said was good. but his demeanor i was watchingr him it was off-putting to be candid. how do you deauttil with that ia summation with the jury? >> yeah, look, i think in retrospect, i'm confident the had to doam if they it over again would decline to call costello in my view. cal it was a little bit of piling oe and undercut his credibility. they did not get costello to doi it. you are right, his testimony was not great. got crosswise with the judge and the jury escorted out when the judge lectured him come i think you will see friction. prosecutors have to focus the juryve t on costello.ey: >> trey: i would tell you both to send me a bill, but i don't make enough toa bi pay it.to just consider this pro bono work. both of y'all, tha

doing an amazing job, they have been able to deescalate the situation and within one hour removed theaagitators. it is a shame the university president took so long. we warned her last week that nego negotiating would not be a winning strategy, she should have brought nypd on campus sooner. glad there were no injuries and no nypd officers were safe. this lawlessness has been allowed to fester. in new york, people have been arrested, i'm sure they will be released on the street due to laws of kathy hochul and democrats who run our state and to d.a.s like alvin bragg, more concerned with prosecuting president trump, everyone else gets reduced charges, that is what we face at the city and state level. larger issue is that we as members of congress need to tackle, so much taxpayer money is going to universities and we need to look at stripping federal funding from institutions that allow antisemitism to persist, that did not hold professors and staff and students accountable and i've introduced legislation that will do that. i hope the house will take up that legislation and another bill i

thea;a something i would have done. they would have — something i would have done.hey would have found something useful for you to do, i am sure. apparently this will be incredibly expensive at a time when whoever is in government will have to make difficult choices about how to spend money, and there is a suggestion that this would drainfunding from is a suggestion that this would drain funding from other projects, possibly that levelling up idea, that hasn't fully been implemented. better ways of spending money than this? i better ways of spending money than this? ., better ways of spending money than this? ~' ., . better ways of spending money than this? ~ . . ., , this? i think the fact we have this big generational _ this? i think the fact we have this big generational cohort _ this? i think the fact we have this big generational cohort who i this? i think the fact we have this big generational cohort who have| this? i think the fact we have this i big generational cohort who have got struggles feeling economically inactive, that will be very expensive for many

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thea;r the calendar with the players can finally grab a holiday?nally grab a holiday? they know what's right for them. i _ finally grab a holiday? they know what's right for them. i think - finally grab a holiday? they know what's right for them. i think it's| what's right for them. i think it's very good to have a proper rest. we have to compete injuly, so yes they can go away, and my preference would be to stay in europe and not go to the other side of the world, because that has an impact also. these days, the world seems to be so small and everyone is going everywhere. ijust want them to come and fit and fresh and be ready to start training and be rage compete, and ijust think they'll make the right decisions. there has been a lot of talk about player welfare and rest. but for the lionesses, they know these qualifiers are vital if they're too secure qualification in switzerland where they will look to defend their title. jo currie there. almost seven months ago, nottingham panthers ice hockey player adam johnson died when he was struck in the n

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