his mentor's name was tom carper. [applause] i also want to thank one of the most dedicated public servants in delaware's history. i want to thank him for his lifelong commitment to uplifting the people of our state, our country, and the world. i want to thank him for repeatedly coming to my high school as a senator and helping to plant the seeds of service that landed me here today. he has set a standard of service to which all of us should aspire. i'm speaking, of course, about president joe biden. [applause] with deep appreciation and a lower pride, we take up your call to put service above self. that goes for me and our new lieutenant governor. kyle, i cannot tell you how excited i am to have you as a partner. let me also take a moment to thank the heroes in my own life, my parents who moved our family to delaware when i was a kid and gave me the foundation of values i bring to my work and to my life. a shout out to my sister allie and jeremy, who tortured me along the way, and my sister-in-law becky as well. i wa

tom, a is a kind of a piece may you cannot between russia and ukraine, but between donald trump envelope, jim is a lensky. he had spoken to both of those leaders yesterday on friday night off to they've had the fluid out in the white house. and i think all the european need is maybe look into kids. tom, a detroit to be a bridge between washington and you are because of that special relationship that the us and u. k. do have. what about those other european leaders say? well, what are they being saying about what happened as well? they have tom, almost universally, in support, all of ukraine we've had from the french president mccullin's saying that is important to remember that russia is the aggressor in this conflict. we've had from the outgoing job and johns that all of shows saying that you trading in town to germans on european support. similar statements coming from the leaders of austria, poland, and the czech republic, but naturally not from hungary, hon gary and prime minister victor olva. and had said that he signed a donald trump for what he called was he bravery, you know, it'

helena: tom, very good to talk to you. thank you.message of support for president zelenskyy. "you are not alone." in the hours after the oval office meeting, european leaders have been rallying behind ukraine, especially their full backing of kyiv's effort to repel russia's invasion. the top diplomat read on x that europe "will step up our support to ukraine so they can continue to fight back the aggressor. today it became clear that the free world needs a new leader. it is up to us europeans to take this challenge." similar status of support also came from a string of other u.s. allies, including the leaders of france, germany, and poland. president zelenskyy thanked those leaders on social media. president trump was praised by hungary's prime minister who said the u.s. leader stood for peace, and the former russian president applauded mr. trump, calling president zelenskyy a "insolent pig who got a proper slap down." joining me now is stephen pifer, former u.s. ambassador to ukraine. thank you for being with us. i think today might

now, the trains president says his relationship with donald trump, tom be salvaged. officer a was, was that the white house, the, i'm louisa building this is i'll just say or a life from terry hall also coming up for later in the us president remains defiant thing. zalinski is welcome back to the white house when he wants piece the. the fest transfer from atlanta housing garza as palestinians obsessed the holy moms submit to the devastation of war and of extradition. that the us is wasted. 40 years old to mexican drug lords arrive to face justice in america. the are you finding present in the village? them is. lensky says his relationship with donald trump. tom b salvaged off to an extraordinary wolf, was in the open office. took spiraled out of control over how to bring rushes war to an end. so then ski says he would intend to peace talks until ukraine has guarantees against another offensive island fisher has more on the clash out, the white house. but you will see the historic walls of the oval office of god did many secrets. this was all played out in front of the camera. don't tel

tom, i know how you felt when you saw trump and zelensky in the oval office. how did you feel when you saw lindsey graham's comments? >> i always feel a kind of sympathetic sense of embarrassment, by extension, that someone is willing to do the things and say the things that senator graham does. he two weeks ago, he said the right thing today. >> he did. >> what he did, what he did. it's embarrassing. and it's embarrassing. i worked in the senate many years ago. i have great respect for the senate as an institution. normally you don't. you hope not to see senators behaving this way. but it's also not particularly out of character for senator graham now, unfortunately. >> tom, let's go back to that stunning moment in helsinki in 2018 when trump publicly sided with putin against u.s. intelligence experts regarding russia working to elect trump in 2016. how does what's happening today and since january 20th fit into that broader context? >> it's so interesting that donald trump, who changes his mind about everything, doesn't has no commitment to anything purely t

oh, tom posted on social media things the landscape was not ready for peace. and he can come back to the oval office when he is president. the landscape also in social media thanked america for support. thank trump and congress and said they are working for a just and lasting peace. senator lindsey graham has been a strong supported of ukraine and just close to donald trump. he thought the meeting was a diplomatic disaster. he was terrible at munich, the landscape. and i think he has made it almost impossible the sales of the american people that he's a good investment. he either needs to resign and send somebody over the we can do business with, or he needs to change. donald trump will spend the weekend in florida. the moment in new york will not far from his thoughts either. we're going to end this or let him fight it out and it'd be fights it out. it's not going to be pretty, because without it, without us, he doesn't win the landscape left, the white house, the damage done the way back. unclear. i'll look for sure. i'll just see it up at the white house. i

both tom said there was a chance of a peace deal claiming it was very close, but zalinski insisted blood to me and put and had broken too many agreements to be trusted. 2019. i signed with him the deal i signed with him, but after that he broke and this is 5. the landscape wasn't time to sign a deal between the 2 countries to allow us to access and exploit rear f minutes after the key or send the oval office the ukrainians. try to get things back on track. but zalinski was asked to leave, effectively kicked out of the white house, thoughts on posted on social media, things the landscape was not ready for peace. and he can come back to the oval office when he is president of landscape. also in social media. thanked america for support. thank trump and congress and said they are working for a just and lasting peace. senator lindsey graham has been a strong supported of ukraine and just close to donald trump. he thought the meeting was a diplomatic disaster. he was terrible at manic. the landscape and i think he has made it almost impossible the sales of the american people that he's a good

tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news. >> nice message for those young people. all right.oes with squeegees brought smiles to young patients at lucile packard children's hospital at stanford. batman, the flash, spider-man and their friends were washing windows for the hospital's annual superhero day. they went up and down the hospital building and waved at children inside the hospitals, and the superheroes say the event is a great distraction for the kids and their families. the oakland roots are unveiling a new jersey before their upcoming season at the oakland coliseum. the white, green and gold jerseys are a nod to the official colors for the city of oakland's flag. the team says the jersey also pays homage to the oakland a's original jersey. when the a's first played at the oakland coliseum in 1968. the 2025 jersey will be available at the roots fans fest this weekend. one roots player, new roots player tyler gibson, says he's looking forward to what this new season will bring. >> i think it's pretty cool. you know, going to be playing in the coliseum. i still haven't

and it's good for to let you unless tom see it's not be spelled wrong. all gary in general is to us as one is being writing about us bio labs for over 10 years. today the investigation has led to crime in shortly before the pen into the united with russia, americans have begun to acquit the form a anti playstation such as a da selma brought to us from last on. so i'm going to, i'm going to concert for you what it says that when i'm going good school go to know will say you need your create a lot of sort of 6 when we saw it. and for them, they can do a lot of 30 because i'm dying of stuff that's completely of of that i'm move on, the circle gods are new for space of will to the for the appointment uh for washing and amazing. that was jim. um, good news is the shop phone. yeah. those were saying you the, the skill austin doesn't emailed all nice professional. it submitted concepts showing 1000 any miles. so newport charging for a month system deluxe. same let's see. annual leave of should go to 10, but i don't know. first of all, let's go ahead put ok. so

so, so landscape says his relationship with donald trump, tom be salvaged off to this extraordinary, who was in the oval office. he says he need security guarantees before entering any piece, tools with russia, and official reports from the white house. but you will feel the historic walls of the oval office of god in many secrets. this was all played out in front of the camera. don't tell us what we're going to feel a staggering exchange between the us president his number 2 and the leader of his ukranian allies. raised voices pointed fingers loaded mirrors. the landscape accused of being disrespectful to the country, which is supported him through 3 years of war. and donald trump insisting you should be more grateful. you will allow the example to be right around the word beginning of the war, not in a good position. it was, you don't have to cards right now with us. you start having all kinds car right now . you don't want to give you a choice for you to you. again, believe we've relied simple radians of people seeing you gambling with world war 3, gambling with world war 3. and w

tom seems. we have to discuss out of, out of for media with all respect to democracy and to a free media. but there are things that where we have to understand the position of ukraine and ukrainians present. lensky also made an effort to look entirely on stays by his complete the restoration of the white house on friday and sent in the social media posts, the american president, congress, and the american people. for the support. and as all the cameras were rolling for this, the ukrainian on past us or america was front and sensitive witnesses. oh, that's are right there. and i guess one might say her face palm says it will be in one fell swoop, was able to the rail relations with his full, my number one ally washington, that we were speaking with former c. i a analyst at john kerry alco and he says that landscapes days are over as a meltdown of washington. it was something to react, who has never seen in his decades long career. and i've been in washington for more than 42 years. i'm 60 years o

also tom culligan's public policy and strategic communication. jon neel executive director for space policy at the u.s. chamber ofut commerce. so we have about an hour together. we will have a discussion on stage will take audience questions. so, if any was interested to ask questionsyo if you're in the rom you can scan the qr code. you can look at the advents page just to frame what we are going to be talking about today, we are going to be talkednd about e moon and mars. we actually did find an official at nasa who did have those an appropriate person to have today for this discussion but we are going to learn a bit about the date ofe moon to mars at nasa what that means, without encompasses, but the challenges are the program is facing. seeing how baby that looks different today than itng has in the last few years. looking on the horizon speed bump i think we'll get a perspective from industry from jon. but also his time on the hill he could shed some light out kind t kind of discussions are going on right now in congress about the move to mar

the oceans are mission cutty, so much time on solving for the way tom simone. yes. the head of state, shooting pain once young people to see him as a role model. as a young man, he was sent to the countryside to work in the fields in abject poverty. she described these years as transformative between 2 job interviews. chancia is in a reflective mood for this each has no fire home the place share the actual show you how can i either to replace core dice and i a task that you should that don't know what the should. now why should that seem? she was helpful. so now the stands for back of okay. yeah. and so yeah, with her now she took portion of that just coming back to hold on just to the cross town deliberately drive the choice is meeting according to some lunch to shift nissan of what i remember right. yes, i know you're probably on a higher. yeah. if we are but i don't know 10 or so. yeah. well, if we don't know how to watch on, if i you, for the 1st order, the town, the single side of our fields and ultimately are sort of what i would new way to tell you here why t

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this comes after stafford was rumored to be on the trade block with reports that tom brady and the raidersim to vegas. >>> nba news and notes, jimmy butler's questionable for tomorrow night in philadelphia with back spasms. golden state is 7-1 since jimmy buckets arrived from miami. >>> speaking of miami, lebron james, former heat star, continues to ball at a high level at age 40. in the last ten games he's played, the lakers are 9-1 and james is averaging 31.8 points per game. it's been almost 11 years since james left miami. in a recent podcast former teammate dwyane wade explains why things may have soured with team president pat riley. >> one thing you don't do is [ bleep ] lebron cookies, no, no, no. this is serious. he loves chocolate chip cookies. we get on the plane and we play cards at the front of the plane. then at some point lebron will be like hey, bring me those cookies and this one day he was like hey, where my cookies at? they had to whisper in his ear and tell them there were no more cookies on the plane. that was a [ bleep ] setback away from the game. he pushed the cards

the tom tolbert show. the first episode came out on wednesday. episodes are expected every monday, wednesday and friday. and i think here that officially makes you and me the last two people on earth without our own podcast. yes, officially maybe janelle wang two. i don't have one. i do have one. okay, okay. don't forget, you can watch our newscast 24/7 on pluto and other streaming platforms. janelle joins us with what's coming up next at 530. hi, garvin. hi, kyra. right now at 530, a busy friday evening. here's what we're working on. president trump will soon sign an executive order making english the official language of the u.s, what it actually means and how local advocates believe it marginalizes immigrants even more. anxious times at the vatican and for catholics worldwide, as pope francis's health takes a worrisome turn, we have the latest prognosis for the pontiff. and a judge overturned his eviction, but his landlord still won't give him back his apartment. now a legally blind senior could soon end up on the street. we investigate the le

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a man revered by his people but reviled by many and took a he now wants his group to lay down at toms and despond. his coolness of major regional political significance reverberating across not just took a but serious a rack and around to. so why now could and decades of conflict, and what might the political implications for chuck a, b, and the region will discuss all this and more with, i guess, but 1st, this report from may close in charge of culture and addicted. so complex that's claims tens of thousands of lives up to low. a chill on the lead of the co dish will cause potty a. p k. k says it's time for the group to lay down its arms and to spend. nothing of the statement was read out by politicians from the pro co dish. people's equality and democracy party of to be visited him in a prison on an island in the sea, of my motto of east, on booth. so you and he's of the groups congress to rectify his deficient look you up, i jog. you did that to be a total grade, so you should lay down that um and the p k. k must dissolve itself tucker's president jeff type of the once a tea party

got the plumbing for those that the coil. victor, no bush, this investigator to let you unless tom see its not be spelled wrong. well, gary, in general is to us as one is being writing about us bio labs for over 10 years. today the investigation has led to crime in shortly before the pen into the united with russia, the americans had begun to acquit the former antique play station, such as saw some of what you watch them last on. so did you want me to cancel the phone? you what it says, does it run into a good school? go through. no, we'll say jr. clear a lot of sort of 6 when we saw item for them. they can do a lot of 30 cuz i'm dying and stuff that's completely of of that i'm oh oh good. a supp. all gods knew for space. well the for the comment for washing you amazing. that was jim. uh um, rosie is the shop phone. yeah. those go send you the disclosures to us to those emails, all nice plus short submitted concepts showing 1000 any miles. so it will charge you for a month system deluxe swimming. let's see. when we look soon, go to somebody. don't know. first of all, let's go ahead but

tom says brooks is dead, trusting and almost tyrus for countries who want to veer away from the dollar and trade or might potentially hurt the dollar. but jeffrey, we are witnessing this multi polar world for its place on the global stage today. is it possible that the g 7 countries or should i say the european countries of america and canada, all they too late to get on this train? they always going to be left on the platform or will they perhaps get the census together and try and cooperate with a new multi potable i think the main point you just said is right. the world's actually multi polar. it's been multi polar for quite a while. i'm an economist, so i look at the production capacity. i look at g d p. i look at the trade, i look at the industrial capacity in various sectors. we've been multi polar for quite a while. in fact, the advanced technologies are everywhere. the idea that i well advance technology is only in silicon valley, is he'd be comfortable for people in silicon valley or washington, but it's just not right. because if you go to india, if you go to russia to go to

so you almost talked to it, but on all of these deals thought he must on the new you still offer us tom, and you also shop. i'm going to share. it's a cool. okay, is krista, yeah, that's probably the, collides with short usage because i used to come find me in black and the which shows the chestnut combine is like a little funky. just keeps going. right. it's uh, yeah. or see if you have the heads up right in this, cuz i thought this with us and then you've got them and see how much that the for shot. this is correspondence between black and beach and ukraine's health service, notifying them of experiments to study the crime in congo fee, the virus wish, which has to do all that. i'm kept always feeling at the ministration in which there is to frontier secure. it doesn't show of course the problem becomes clearly kafka. what it was cool was to rent. so glutamate to pronounce black and beach is the main equipment supplies, the pentagon by labs globally del ray agency, and the infamous for did treatment of our treat to a huge customers. there's a reason why d t r a received a contract fro

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and send you on the stuff to it, but i'm all of the sales but he must on the new you still offer us tom and you also shop. i'm going to share. it's a cool. okay. and because the us probably back a large short usage guess i used to come find me in black and the which shows the chestnut combine is like a total of teach gifting drive. so yeah, always have to have the heads up. right. and that's good. that's so that's and then you've got them and see how much that's a for shot. this is correspondence between black and beach and ukraine's health service, notifying them of experiments to study the crime in congo. save a virus bush, which as to jeff, hope all of them keep those feeling of realization in which there is to frontier secure 1000 show. of course the problem becomes clearly kafka. what it was cool was to rent so clearly to pronounce black and beach is the main equipment supply for pentagon bio labs, color with a d. r a agency, and the infamous for did treatment of our trees to a huge customers. there's a reason why d t r a received the contract from the us department of defense to s

i man revered by his people but reviled by many and took a he now wants his group to lay down at toms and despond. his coolness of major regional political significance reverberating across not just took a but serious a rack and the wrong to. so why now could and decades of conflict. and what might the political implications for chuck a, b, and the region will discuss all this and more with, i guess. but 1st, this report from michael soon, sharp of culture and addicted to conflict. that's claim tens of thousands of lives up the level of chill on the leader of the code is focused potty or p k. k says it's time for the group to lay down its arms and to spend notes in the the, the statement was read out by politicians some to, to dish people's equality in democracy, party of to they visited him in a prison on an island in the sea. of my motto of is steinberg. so you and he's of the groups congress to rectify his decision. lucky i put you on the big they've, let's be a total all great. so you should lay down that um and the p k. k most dissolve itself took as president jeff type of the on

tom, i mean, i just, the, you know, honestly, where's my pop going all over again? tell me this. i'll assign joe so lensky. you know, you say he's on borrowed time. what do you foresee for the future? so landscape as well? if i were him, i would pack my bags because i, i don't think he's useful anymore to, to the people who need to have use that. it's time for him to go. he's got plenty of houses around the world to choose from. much money was siphoned off for, for, for himself. and the people are, you know, at the top is the staff in his enterprise. so it's time to go, he's not a politician. he was, he was essentially continuing the role that he had a on the, on that tv show, the name of which i forget right now. um, but, and into reality and now it's over. now my tradition, i'm, i'm projecting this and i, it could be very wrong, but there's an instinct that tells me that the trump may eventually play even someone like that on yahoo. in the same way, i think he's living that's on yahoo. have a loose hand until one until he gets to to he goes too far. yeah. let me know who has in

yes, i mean tom homan, the director of, of ice has said that they're going to widen the aperture of who, who gets talk. they're going to go from people who, who are criminals to people who are in the country on boulevard and document the alien enemies. yeah. waiting for as not, you know, but, but, but again, in many ways the reality is, is, is the, the rhetoric and the spectacle is far out. stripping the reality, you know, trumpet from campaigned on a mass deportation. i mean, we know the way he talks, we know the language he uses, we know that the numbers that he pulls out of the nav. yeah. you know, millions of people, you know, it, it's, it's, it's, it's the states capacity of deporting that. as many people as trump, as far as just doesn't exist. and we're already hearing reports that, that ice is releasing, releasing the jamie's back into the population with, with ankle bracelets to show up at a hearing, but rather than, rather than deporting them in many ways completely. exactly what happened on the biden. and on the, on the obama, but, but again, it's the spectacle, it's the, it's

so i think am tom is the kind of going to pull that up from under his feet. i mean, you saw that's interesting. present stomach, can you face the russians on your whole? i think, i think i think that's the way it's getting to ok. you. you want to fight great site. well out of it. yeah, yeah, it's a very, very interesting comment that time, but i mean, the, you, you would mentioned you, i'm not going to go, but now with europe on board, you know, with the old, a copy paste messages of support for the landscape. you helped me get my head around this trunk once pete's he said he's aligned with the world. so what is europe complaining about then? to look, use a call that the country is like a beloved loose is slow, but yeah, uh eh hungry eh, um yeah, uh maybe uh china and the tuba. so they've been calling funny positions. there was even enough that can initiate the douglas treated, their shapely a, you know, in cuba and some of us down the 8 of the title wondering why this on that's been president as inviting. so let's get to this on africa after, after everythin

if you say it's not the police, it's not the n i s, but tom or we don't know who they're on. this is supposed to automatically assume that that's fine. since it's not the police, the motion intelligence is trust must be built, mistaken. what if we have to trusted with the government to respond to him? yes, i agree with how the trusts must be not actually built you on your trust from your options. and that is why it is all new, right? but yellow institutions to investigate so that those who claim they have been adopted. because as i said, the, the criminal elements that i've been involved in, i remember i left you a v shaped of the youth demonstrations in june last year. i think that on july or august, if i'm not strong, this is what this covers. you know, chris called quite a number of coffee just outside the airport in that room. and it turned out that somebody, a, some sort of crazy cereal keela was killing ladies and dumping their bodies there before you can imagine what will happen if we want or quick to judge and say yes, visa, protest probably on from the desktop in the

tom is strategically all the time is we didn't want a super powered europe that was this engaged from us power us decisions. this is a very different moment where donald trump is saying, i don't care what you do and you're no longer consequential in our security. it may be as a rival, this is a case of the capital. what you wish for you might, you might actually get to that mean you have has been incentivized by dependents of the united states. germany, more than most of jeremy's had 3 pallets of its foreign policy import, cheap russian energy use that to manufactured products that you sell to china. and then the 3rd like of that still is you leave everything else to america. then the ground value, the bases that the fads, all 3 of those bags have been kicked out from under the job and the now. so it's been right this moment in any case, even without trump, but the, the manner in which trump is doing it. it's not in the friendly way, it's on it and we will then be more equal part as if you share more of the button. it's that you are rivals, you're advisories, you will have access grou

he has eliminated -- there is doj enforcement memo inviting -- going to lower the standards for tom firestone. he knows all about this. he was working on these issues and the embassy in moscow when i was ambassador. they are not going to enforce fcpa violations, as has historically been the case. another loophole. i could go on, but i will stop. >> let me ask you briefly on one other issue, which has loomed very large. the foreign agents registration act. there have been many calls for reform, some say there are too many loopholes, it is too broad. i cited in the report the apa proposal in 2021, which made sensible suggestions for reforming it. but enforcement has swung from very lax to more rigorous. now from what we can tell from the current attorney general, it will be much more relaxed than it has been. is it an effective instrument for foreign influence, or should it be reformed? one minute. >> there have been challenges in using the fara as a criminal prosecution mechanism. there have been notable failures with defendants on both sides of the political aisle. but i think is a civil mech

. >> to that point about the ambush, tom nichols was writing the atlantic said vance's presence in the the meeting was a set up. vance is usually an invisible backbencher in this administration, with few duties other than some occasional trolling of trump's critics. but for his part, he fully inhabited the role of a smarmy talk show sidekick, jumping in to make sure the star got the support he needed while slamming one of the guests. it was very funny to see this room full of people take on zelensky, as if he was the one who was being rude. timothy your thoughts? >> there's something. >> there. >> was something really desperate about. >> that performance, i. >> thought, because what. >> what. >> the vice. >> president was doing, what he was yelling. >> across the room at zelensky was. >> you're wrong. >> you're wrong. >> as though vance. >> knows anything about any of this. you know, this is a man. >> who isn't. >> responsible for a country at war. this is a man. >> who. >> hasn't visited ukraine. this is a man who is. unable to say anything about the war, which hasn't first been said.

so he had learned to scuba dive for the scene that we're looking at here in the firm with tom cruise, and then you and he connected over this. what will you remember most about him, daniel? >> well. >> i just remember him very much as, uh. interesting. funny, very intelligent. uh, man, it always had another idea to do something that would be fun and be interesting. >> so, barbara, i know you had said that betsy had been very protective of gene since the covid pandemic, right? and she didn't want him to get sick. you know what more can you tell us about that and what their lives were like in these recent years? >> well, we used to see them a lot more. you know, gene was 95. so i mean, i think until a year ago he was still riding his bicycle. and betsy had him doing yoga and different things at home on zoom and trying to stay very fit. and she fed him very well. um, they just i'm trying to remember the question now. um, yeah. they they were just we hadn't seen them as much for that reason and covid, betsy really protected him every time she came into the shop lately, she was wearing a m