trudeau.ut no matter what they say, the rest of the true fans mick jagger in those rooms where the group left with the whole escort. madame three before was as much fun as it was customary in the seventies, and all together. mick jagger would later say she was a very sick girl. always looking for something. she found it, but not with me. i would have sat down with her on one hectare of nesi, but i sat down and on one of their last photos in the upper left corner it was already written in french. i've had enough of playing president. now i want to have fun, before the divorce, the spouses of labor had a long and strong scandal right on eyes. with children, pierre received full custody. and in general, from the age of six, justin's mother almost never saw her at his father's funeral. justin made a heartfelt speech, which was given to him by personal, and not dad's credit of trust. and the dark forest is beautiful deep. he kept his promises and earned peace. justin joined his father's liberal par

his comments followed talks he'd held in kyiv with the visiting canadian prime minister, justin trudeauk. for the past week, we have heard a lot of speculation around this counter—offensive. has it started, and if so, what will it look like going forward? the world's media and military analysts have all been asking this question, and so today, at the press conference i was at with volodymyr zelensky, ukraine's president, alongside canada's premier, justin trudeau, president zelensky was asked the question that, in the last 2a hours, we have heard from russia's president, vladimir putin, who confirmed or said that the counteroffensive on the ukraine side had begun. just have a listen to what he had to say. translation: the counter-offensive and defence actions _ are taking place in ukraine. i will not speak at what stage or phase they are, but i am sure that we will feel all of that definitely. i would not trust these or those telegram channels, and, in particular, putin. it seems to me we had lots of occasions and steps after which we understood that we could not trust this that we can

trudeau wrote, "canada pays solemn tribute to the many lives lost. the unspeakable grief of the hibakusha, and it immense suffering of the people of hiroshima and nagasaki." he added their stories will remain etched in people's collective consciousness. >>> the u.s. secretary of state antony blinken visited saudi arabia to meet with the country's crown prince and foreign minister. the trip is part of an apparent bid to montane u.s. influence in the middle east as china increases its presence in the region. blinken held talks with saudi crown prince mohomamed bin salm. they discussed efforts to achieve pea in yemen through a comprehensive political agreement. the conflict in yemen is considered a de facto proxy war between saudi arabia and iran. later on wednesday blinken traveled to the capital rihad. blinken also attended the foreign minister's meeting of the six nation gulf cooperation council. when saudi arabia and iran decided to restore diplomatic ties this year for the first time since 2016, beijing mediated talks between them. >>> meanwhile u.

his comments followed talks he'd held in kyiv with the visiting canadian prime minister, justin trudeau speak. for the past week, we have heard a lot of speculation around this counteroffensive. has it started, and if so, what will it look like going forward? the world's media and military analysts have all been asking this question, and so today, at the press conference i was at with volodymyr zelensky, ukraine's president, alongside canada's premier, justin trudeau, president zelensky was asked the question that, in the last 24 hours, we have heard from russia's president, vladimir putin, who confirmed or said that the counteroffensive on the ukraine side had begun. just have a listen to what he had to say. translation: the counteroffensive and defence actions _ are taking place in ukraine. i will not speak at what stage or phase they are, but i am sure that we will feel all of that definitely. i would not trust these or those telegram channels, and, in particular, putin. it seems to me we had lots of occasions and steps after which we understood that we can not trust this kind of inf

justin trudeau's smoke which we are all inhaling now.ia my son's soccer practice was canceled because of justin trudeau's smoke. they want us to pay to fix it. we will have to go it without gas stoves. we have to go without vehicles. we will have to go without eating meat because this allegedly caused by climate change. we have to fight back on this. even the canadian national database shows the canadian wildfires are down significantly, continued decline over many decades. this is not a climate wildfire. and the smoke is justin trudeau's not from our suvs. >> jesse: why do you think the president hasn't addressed the nation? half of us are inside with masks on. >> that's a great question. joe biden, you know, when he is not tripping and falling, maybe he inhaled too much of the smoke today and they are trying to get him to recover. i don't know. but this is an air quality disaster the likes of which we haven't seen. but i will tell you what. san francisco still less attractive place to live than new york city with all the fog. i don't c

justin trudeau, canada's prime minister speaking at the press conference with the lord mayor zelenskyrn leaders making their way here to the ukrainian capital. it is about a 12 hourjourney here to the ukrainian capital. it is about a 12 hour journey from here to the ukrainian capital. it is about a 12 hourjourney from poland to hear, so they come to show their support, even though this country is in a state of war and conflict, he would not know it if you were here in the capital, kyiv. restaurants, cafe is a buzzing, they are full of people, they are really trying to get on with their daily lives. in the east and the south—east, that is where the epicentre of this counteroffensive will be, which will go on for many months. for now, we are not getting a lot of information. no doubt the ukrainian side will want to give information about their progress in games, and of course we will hear about that setbacks as well. they have this very small window up to about october and november before the weather changes. we keep hearing about the importance of the spring and summer offensive, but o

they are playing a role in the fueling economy, and that is the priority for prime minister trudeau.winkler has done a deep dive in diversification efforts in canada and joins us with more. great to have you with us. we are talking with the former fed governor, betsy duke, about productivity challenges in the u.s.. you have to and a deep dive on canada, what are findings on your end? matt w.: the most salient point is that with trudeau's prime minister, the canadian economy, with his encouragement, making it more diversified than it has been in its history. the reason why that is so important is canada was historically more has been historically limited by if you like natural resources and finance. those are two relatively hidebound industries, and canada is now much more of a technology leader, and is very much embracing 21st century industries. that has really come because of policy change. matt: it is interesting to me that this growth and emigration has been welcomed, celebrated by the population. at least according to a recent poll. you don't see that here, for example. the medi

that was justin trudeau, the canadian that wasjustin trudeau, the canadian prime minister, talking aboutf support to ukraine. we are also hearing from various other countries, the united kingdom for example, has said that it will provide support in aid for those people affected by the breach of the dam in the south of the country. so, the international support continues for the government here in kyiv, both militarily as well as the aid is this fighting rages on, but what was significant out of that press conference was president zelensky saying that this counteroffensive has begun. as we have been saying, the ukrainians have been saying, the ukrainians have remained extremely tight—lipped and holding their cards very close to their chest about this counteroffensive, although i do believe that eventually we will get more information that will come out as this counteroffensive continues. it will go on for several months, probably until about october or november, when, of course, the weather changes, and these words are very impacted with the kind of weather that we see. —— these waters. i

his comments followed talks he'd held in kyiv with the visiting canadian prime minister, justin trudeauyiv, has been listening to president zelensky speak about the conflict. for the past week, we have heard a lot of speculation around this counteroffensive. has it started, and if so, what will it look like going forward? the world's media and military analysts have all been asking this question, and so today, at the press conference i was at with volodymyr zelensky, ukraine's president, alongside canada's premier, justin trudeau, president zelensky was asked the question that, in the last 2a hours, we have heard from russia's president, vladimir putin, who confirmed or said that the counteroffensive on the ukraine side had begun. just have a listen to what he had to say. translation: the counteroffensive and defence actions _ are taking place in ukraine. i will not speak at what stage or phase they are, but i am sure that we will feel all of that definitely. i would not trust these or those telegram channels, and, in particular, putin. it seems to me we had lots of occasions and steps

that was justin trudeau, the canadian that wasjustin trudeau, the canadian prime minister, talking aboutnue to hear over the last year from western leaders, that we will remain with ukraine for as long as it takes, whatever it takes. of course, there was a question asked about whether ukraine should be joining nato and justin trudeau said, the conditions are not right at the moment but when they become right we will ensure that happens and president zelensky pushed back and president zelensky pushed back and said, look, we really want that to happen. so you saw a bit of an exchange, but they embraced and president zelensky talked about the importance of the solidarity of the international community and for it to remain ongoing. bud international community and for it to remain ongoing.— to remain ongoing. and the front lines of this _ to remain ongoing. and the front lines of this war _ to remain ongoing. and the front lines of this war are _ to remain ongoing. and the front lines of this war are now - to remain ongoing. and the front. lines of this war are now obviously distance away fro

justin trudeau is here, we are not sure how long, but it is part of a wave of western leaders makingof this conflict that continues. you wouldn't realise that when you are here in kyiv, that this war is raging on, but of course it is intensifying and the epicentre of it really is in the east and the south—east of the country. really is in the east and the south-east of the country. thank you very much- — now, it's time for a look at today's sport. the build—up to the champions league final in istanbul is in full swing, with manchester city looking to complete a treble later — if they can beat inter milan, a team who've won this comwe're just few hours away from kick off, in the champions league final in istanbul, a city famous for european final nights. ollie foster is there for us. city will be the favourites but will the players be feeling the pressure? i’m players be feeling the pressure? i'm sure players be feeling the pressure? i“n sure they will be a little bit. nerves are no bad thing. we arejust underfive hours until nerves are no bad thing. we arejust under five hours until

justin trudeau has landed in kyiv. stay with us here on bbc news. hello.ier in brighton. going through today the sunshine continues for most of us, the odd shower in the south—west, losing the nagging cloud across the south—east but some cloud around the north sea coast, eastern scotland but the sunshine, temperatures reaching the mid to high 20s, 30 degrees possible from parts of greater manchester through the midlands and to the south—east. throughout this afternoon, shower start to develop and look at these bright colours, like a small these showers are. moving up from southern england through the midlands towards merseyside, hit and miss but if you catch one of them you could see some hail and thunder, gusty winds and the risk of some localised flooding. a lot of rainfall in a short space of time. through this evening, the showers drifting north, some coming into northern ireland but generally speaking, tonight it will be largely dry and clear, warm and muggy and even by 10pm temperatures in london, birmingham and manchester reach over 20 degrees. the

next, bill maher on his show, big loves justin trudeau. i mean, stin trudeau. i thought he was a cool guy. then i started to what he said, it's like tolerate the now you do sound like hitler. this is bill maher and his hbo show so this is this is a positive i have a whole chapter devoted the politically left progressives liberals coming over because it covered being red pilled everyone from naomi wolf, former clinton gore adviser to russell brand the hollywood socialist actor who's. now just the most eloquent speakers on the great reset. jimmy, who was the young turks who was fantastic going off about the great reset? glenn greenwald and a whole host of people. it's one of my favorite chapters in the book because of these liberals are now joining with conservatives. robert f kennedy jr has come incredibly and we're building alliances now because it's no longer the left right. it's versus tyranny. next. so we must start planning a permanent pandemic. remember i told you about the emergency powers going back to the roman republic? they don't want to give it. we'r

we just learned that canada'sjustin trudeau has canada's justin trudeau has said canada'sjustin trudeau now just with those wildfires that we've nowjust been telling you about. he also spoke to us presidentjoe biden about critical support from the united states. so that's the latest from canada, where justinjurado has said hundreds of american firefighters have now arrived to help with those wildfires. i just want to bring you these pictures. amazing footage from hawaii, where the kilauea volcano erupted earlier on wednesday. the us geological survey said the ensuing lava flows have been confined to the crater floor. it's situated in a closed area of hawaii volcanoes national park. it's one of the world's most active volcanoes. in 2019, a string of earthquakes and eruptions led to the destruction of homes and businesses in the area. officials say at this time "there is no indication that populated areas are threatened". that's it for the programme, thanks so much for watching newsday. hello. well, our weather's been stuck on repeat a bit over the past few weeks, hasn't it? it's been lar

than $370 million to kiev, and will also take part in the training program for ukrainian pilots, trudeaut a press conference following a meeting with vladimir zelensky in kiev. the leader of canada , accompanied by his deputy finance minister, arrived there on an unannounced visit, which was the second special operation first. sergei shoigu signed the order, which determines the order of service of volunteer units, the details were reported by the deputy minister. nikolai pankov at a conference call before the end of the month, the detachments will conclude contracts with the ministry of defense, which will endow volunteers new legal status. and most importantly, they will be subject to state measures of social protection and support. as noted in the ministry of defense , there are more and more people wishing to join volunteer formations. now we have over 40 such volunteer detachments. signing contracts with the ministry of defense of the russian federation by july 1 of this year will give volunteer formations the necessary legal status and create a unified approach to organizing their

trudeau met with ukrainian president zelenskyy in kyiv, where he was greeted with a hug.t a press conference later, trudeau announced canada will join the multinational effort to train ukrainian pilots. the visit comes as fighting intensifies along ukraine's front lines. officials won't say if the long-awaited counteroffensive has begun, but russia claims it is under way. cnn's fred pleitgen is in a ukrainian town struggling to survive on the front lines of the war. >> reporter: aid deliveries in one of the most dangerous places in ukraine. we're with the howard g. buffett foundation in the front-line town where the russians say ukraine's military is trying to punch through their defenses. constant artillery and mortar barrages driving residents underground. we have to go downstairs in the basement because there's an increase in shelling. while you can't really see the counteroffensive of the ukraines, you can certainly hear and feel it. aid boxes handed out to the mostly elderly residents, many traumatized, but resilient. it's very dangerous here, but i got used to it, 7

canadian prime minister trudeau says that climate change and global warming are the main cause of thesees . he warns that maybe worse is waiting for canada. year after year and with more climate changes observing more and more widespread fires and in areas that have never had such incidents before , the model indicates that this fire season may be very severe. the government will do whatever is necessary for the safety of the people in the province, which is 160 there has been a fire, the amount of smoke is high, and the authorities asked people to use special masks when going out . greetings, courtesy and respect to all economic planning viewers. the tax affairs announced that before this the information about 300,000 empty residential units was sent to the tax administration , from which the provincial tax has started . these 200,000 residential units that i presented to you have been introduced for tax collection, which the tax administration has announced , and tax assessment forms have been issued for the owners of 6,000 units so far, and we want to address exactly why , after almo

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trudeau pledged 500 million dollars in new military aid to support the war effort.frontlines, fighting has intensified in the south and east. the ukrainian army claims they've made progress in the fight to reclaim the eastern city of bakhmut. this after russian video appeared to show recent air strikes on ukrainian armored vehicles. the fighting has forced the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant to shut down its last reactor. much of the surrounding area is still reeling from a major dam rupture and massive flooding earlier this week. shifting weather patterns are helping clear the skies over the east coast that had been fouled by smoke from canada's worst wildfire season on record. a cold front ipected to push the smoke out to sea early next week. skies over manhattan -- which had been a hazy orange for much of the week -- were clear today. at the white house, crowds gathered this afternoon for a pride month celebration. poor air quality forced a postponement earlier in the week. and, in the amazon jungle, a miraculous rescue -- four indigenous children, ranging in ag

canadian prime minister trudeau says that climate change and global warming are the main cause of thesees, which may be worse than this is waiting for canada year after year and with more climate changes observing more and more widespread fires in areas that have never had such incidents before , the model indicates that this fire may be very intense, the government is doing everything necessary for the safety of the people, there have been 160 fires, the volume of smoke is it is too much that the authorities asked people to use special masks when going out. five days have passed since the train collision in india, the identity of the deceased has not been identified. on friday evening, two passenger and cargo trains collided in addition state. as a result of this incident, at least 288 people were killed and about a thousand people were injured the deadliest rail accident in the last 28 years in india, the former state of new jersey became the new opponent of trump in the presidential elections of this country. on tuesday, christian registered for the nomination of the republican party

this is trudeau's second visit to ukraine since the beginning of the war. news sources reported that large-scale demonstrations were held in tel aviv and other areas of the occupied territories. these demonstrations are against the prime minister of the zionist regime and the policies of the cabinet , according to al-mayadeen network. regime media zionists estimated the number of zionist protesters in tel aviv to be around 200,000 people who appeared in the streets for the 23rd week in a row. netanyahu's bank claimed to have stopped the so-called food reform bill. this massive demonstration was held by zionists from current and former zionist officials. the former president of the united states is participating in it. on saturday evening, in a gathering of his supporters in the state of georgia, he said that considering that the democrats of the united states imprison their opponents , they are communists. donald trump, referring to the current president of the united states, joe biden, said that history america has not seen president foster since biden. tr

that's what we heard from president trudeau i ukraine security forces.or now, let's get the sports news. hello from the bbc sport centre. we're just few hours away from kick—off, in the champions league final in istanbul, a city famous for european final nights. manchester city are looking to complete a famous treble later, against inter milan — having vanquished all before them in the competition. let's catch up with 0lly foster, who's there for us. the city fans are confident ahead of this one and it's a match of huge significance for them — given they're going for a first ever champions league title. so much at stake, yes. good afternoon to you. you would expect there would be nerves with just under six hours to go before manchester city kick off against inter milan, the chance to cap an incredible season, as you say. but no sign of nerves from the players. the body language has looked absolutely supreme, as well it might after what they have done in recent weeks, winning another premier league title, their third in a row. and then that fa cup final d

we were talking about the response from justin trudeau, the response from justin trudeau, the latestion of ukraine. from the eu earlier, referencing it as a war crime and nato�*s secretary describing the attack as outrageous. just some of the international response in the last little while. around the world and across the uk, you are watching bbc news. let�*s stay with some story making the headlines here in the uk. to bournemouth beach, where local authorities have suspended all boat operations off the pier following the death of two young swimmers. joe abbess, 17, and sunnah khan, 12, both died in hospital on wednesday. an inquest heard a "suggestion" a riptide led to the pair drowning. the ban on boat operations would remain pending the outcome of a police investigation. the independent mp margaret ferrier has been suspended for breaking covid rules. she was suspended from the snp in 2020 for travelling on a train when she had covid. the covid inquiry lead lawyer says evidence provided to them could disrupt progress. the inquiry is locked in a legal battle with the cabinet office

justin true do trudeau,is he a climate guy, dou think justin trudeau would bring that up. on his watch as they say. >> yes. yeah, where is your black face now, huh? more like red face. see what i did there? i changed the color. can you bet to your point that there is going to be new york writers writing about this. what we did when the sky went orange. >> oh, yeah, forever. >> that will be the headline. >> the amount of people who posted it on our instagram story. do you think i cannot get a better picture by googling it myself? >> exactly. like they do the picture with the full moon or what moon, it's the picture of a moon. >> they post this blurry picture a gorilla. i can go do google g. >> i think we should be able to get rid of all zoos and replace them with google. solution. up next. newson (tap, tap) listen, your deodorant just has to work. i use secret aluminum free. just swipe and it lasts all day. secret helps eliminate odor, instead of just masking it. and hours later i still smell fresh. secret works. ohhh yesss. before bass pro shops even had a name, before we

of ukraine, dear guests of the verkhovna rada of ukraine , the prime minister of canada , justin trudeau is invited to speak nadiya friends hello my dear friends congratulations it is an extraordinary pleasure for me to return to you, i am extremely glad to see all of you and it is extremely pleasant that i am greeted by each other, we know canadians, not only i, but all of us, and from us, it is not only a deep pleasure and you have for your honor the signs that you accept for today and take any please note out of respect for the presence of two official languages ​​in canada i will address you both in english and in french language format currently here in front of you in the heart of ukrainian democracy my thoughts are primarily aimed at the benefit of the ukrainian communities in which you represent who do you serve in honor of the ukrainian brave soldiers of young people who sell home baked goods to raise money for drones i pray for the farmers who continue to cultivate the land even when a neighboring country threatens them with shelling and bombing in order to grow bread and i exp

faced with the level of forest fires, some of which are still not contained, prime minister justin trudeaurned. that there may be more fires in the coming months , they are at the forefront of fighting forest fires across the country, three and three tenths of a million hectares of forest have burned this year and we have had 413 fires, of which 249 are still ongoing and until yesterday, more than 26 thousand people were evacuated from their homes humid in the nevis kosha region, which is the most damaged by the fire, has caused firefighters to control part of the fires. the abnormally high temperature has caused the games of this season in canada to be very destructive, canadian prime minister trudeau says. climate change and global warming, the main cause of these fires, warns that canada may be waiting for them after this, and with more climate changes , we will see more and more widespread fires in areas that have not had such incidents before, the model suggests. is that this season fire is possible the government will do whatever is necessary for the safety of the people. in the prov

this was stated by prime minister justin trudeau, who arrived in kiev, and he took with him the headstry of finance of christians freelancing, about which the ukrainian press decided not to report why and how the freelance family is connected with the nazis found out stanislavl? the next ukrainian voyage of the prime minister of canada to kiev will probably not surprise anyone, again there will be words of support for the kiev nazi regime, a promise to help with weapons, everything is relatively standard, except for one , the minister of finance and deputy prime minister of canada, christia freelancing, the granddaughter of the nazi criminal mikhail khomyak , accompanies trudeau on this trip . freelance deputy prime minister of canada previously said that her family, even before the start of the war in the thirty-ninth year, was forced to leave her home and ultimately find refuge in distant canada, we ran away with ukraine from both the bolsheviks and the nazis. my grandfather michael a hamster was before the war, a lawyer and a journalist, so he foresaw the capture of the western pa

griff: coming up canadian prime minister justin trudeau announcing new military aid to ukraine whilekyiv today and looking at pushback on russian troops. precisely orchestrate nearly 600,000 vehicles passing through their uk port every year. don't just connect your business. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) make it even smarter. we call this enterprise intelligence. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau paying a surprise visit to kyiv in a gesture of support. canada is submitted $500 million in canadian dollars to a new military aid package to ukraine. senior correspondent greg palkot has the latest from kyiv, hi, greg. >> yes, jacqui, support from abroad and strong words at home. and president zelenskyy in kyiv the much-anticipated counter offensive is on. it's happening along a front line and ukraine trying to claw back losses, and break through russian defenses south of here to split enemy ground. in action now, american bradley fighting vehicles and the tanks, russia is continuing the barrage of the country, but most of the missiles and drones landed to the south and west, a

the president was speaking after holding talks in kyiv with the canadian prime ministerjustin trudeaupondent paul adams reports. anotherforeign leader, canada's justin trudeau, in town, and bearing gifts — £400 million of military assistance. and finally from president zelensky, an admission that ukraine is now on the attack. translation: counter offensive and defensive actions _ are taking place in ukraine. what stage they are at, i won't say in detail, but i think will definitely feel a toll. it's hardly a revelation. all week images like these have flooded social media. ukrainian troops pushing forward, probing russian defences, looking for weak points. some of the fighting — here, south of zaporizhzhia — has been ferocious. but russia says it's repelled all ukrainian advances, destroying precious western supplied equipment in the process. claims it's hard to verify. translation: over the past 24 hours, l the ukrainian armed forces continue unsuccessful attempts to conduct offensive operations. whether ukraine has had a successful week is hard to know, but this is not yet its big a

president biden speaking with canadian prime minister justin trudeau today. rob, as i said, time this out. >> tonight that monster plume of wildfires smoke spreading deeper into the u.s. after new york city registered what's likely its worst air quality of all time on wednesday. to the south and west from new jersey to pennsylvania to d.c. and beyond enveloped in that toxic haze. >> my daughter has asthma really bad so she's stuck in the house. she can't come out. >> hitting 491 on the air quality indexes one to 500 scale, even worst than new york's 484 on wednesday. in washington, d.c. the city's first code purple air quality advisory signifying very unhealthy air. >> when they told me it was code purple i thought it was getting better so we're not even used to this language to deal with this type of air quality. >> rob on the national mall. >> yesterday was bad. today even worse here in d.c. smoke shrouding our nation's capital. at the other end of the mall, standing 550 feet tall, washington monument, can't even see it. >> the white house forced to postpon

, on may 23rd, president zelensky had a telephone conversation with the prime minister of ukraine trudeau which he discussed the program of long-term defense cooperation, also noted the beginning of the confiscation of russian assets in canada. well, as for canadian aid, at the end of april , the government of this country announced the provision of new military aid to ukraine in the amount of 39 million canadian dollars. if we talk about us dollars, then the equivalent of 28, well, almost 29 million us dollars. you can't say that this is something extremely large-scale, to be honest. but it seems to me that our cooperation with canada in the public sphere looks a certain way and de facto is happening. maybe in a slightly different way and we don't know everything , they announce it to us, we also say this, but we are grateful to all allies of ukraine for what they did from the beginning of the full-scale invasion to the beginning of the full-scale invasion, because thanks to them we were able to repel powerful attacks by the russians, in particular on our capital, i ask our viewers not t

you know, can we plan a rocket launch this day, when trudeau will be there , so valery chaly is in touchus , a diplomat and former ambassador of ukraine to the united states. congratulations, mr. valery. greetings. glory to you what is there to ukraine about this logic of talks about joining nato on the eve of vilsko itself, on the one hand there is no special progress, on the other hand everyone says who can what they support us in this introduction, although on their own, they themselves do not even try to give any real signals that this means this means only one thing that the war is still in its hot phase, it is, in principle, reaching its climax somewhere and everyone is waiting for the result on the fronts, let's be honest, no one wants to enter at the stage when you need to strengthen ukraine as much as possible and defeat everyone for some reason they say such a phrase, it surprises me. so when ukraine demonstrates that it can defeat russia, then we will accept ukraine into nato, well, it looks like a rather strange phrase , but in fact, behind this phrase, the main position is t

you know, we can plan a rocket launch this very day, when trudeau will be there , so valery chaly ise former ambassador of ukraine to the united states. congratulations, mr. volodymy re congratulations to you glory to ukraine , what can we say about this logic of talks about joining nato on the eve of vilnius, on the one hand , there is no special progress, on the other hand, everyone says who can, that they support us in this introduction, even though they are on the seventh they are even trying to give some real signals as to what this means, it means only one thing that the war is in its hot phase, it is, in principle , reaching its climax somewhere and everyone is waiting for the result on the fronts, let's be honest , no one wants to enter the stage when it is necessary to strengthen ukraine as much as possible and to win, for some reason everyone says this phrase , it surprises me. so when ukraine demonstrates that it will be able to defeat russia, then we will accept ukraine into nato, well, it looks like a rather strange phrase, but in fact, this phrase, the main position is

the trans mountain, trudeau lit a fuse to one of the largest carbon bombs on the planet.is really fascinating right now is we are saying investors pull away from major fossil fuel projects -- not just in canada, but around the world, because they know renewables are cheaper. they can see climate policy is going to have to constrain fossil fuel projects if we're going to keep the world safe. investors pulled out of trans mountain and the government turned around and funded it, with public dollars. now close to well over $20 billion of taxpayers money has gone into this pipeline project that crosses 3000 streams. that would be -- if it goes forward, and right now it is being built, it is going to facilitate the expansion of the oil sands, which is one of the dirtiest oils on earth. at a time when we know demand for oil is speaking and going down because around the world, we are moving to renewable energy and electric cars. but there was a time when we all thought with climate policy that if demand went down, then fossil fuels would just be constrained. but every government

uh, and you need to deal with, probably your country, trudeau.s one of the statements. you can now listen again to the year we have provided more than $8 billion in aid , including more than a billion dollars in military assistance, in addition, our budget has been expanded to more than two billion dollars in loans to the government of ukraine with the goal of rebuilding ukraine today. i can announce we are providing a $500 million, well, military aid package. waldemar here seems to me the same madness as you have going on about. yes, your country is in economic fire, it is literally on fire, but, nevertheless, they come and report. how much money they pour into the war in ukraine is such a general trend, uh, but now it has been fashionable in recent years, that russia is the world's evil. you see, my conversation in the office of an american senator during my visit is revealing. he invited us, uh, this cargo. and when we we started talking, uh, his assistant. he says you have one problem. hmm herbert uh, you should understand that russia is the

now this story, canadian media, canadian media, slamming and blaming just in justin trudeau indiana his government for policies making historic wildfires there even worse. canadian media again blames its own government. more hazardous smoke is engulf ing u.s. states and this new battle. house gop lawmakers threatened to defund the doj over its latest fight with former president trump, plus that new gallup poll, america is rejecting the far left. congressman darrel issa says the ftc is "making the worst regulatory move ever" and blocking a game changer to stop cancer. i'm elizabeth macdonald, the "evening edit" starts right now. a new twist, house oversight chair james comer stopped his plan to hold fbi director christopher wray in contempt of congress as the fbi agreed to let members of house oversight review the alleged biden bribery document. the fbi reportedly bringing two more documents for chairman comer and ranking member raskin to review but what did the fbi documents say? fox news senior congressional correspondent chad pergram has the latest on capitol hill. chad? reporter: liz

backing from prime minister justin trudeau comes after us monetary a commitment made yesterday. and adjoint prince conference, president zelenskyy had a message for vladimir putin and his army. they don't have much time left. a lot of work to do and fighting to come. eric: thank you. arthel: we have a fox news alert. you in a bomber ted kaczynski found her dead in his prison cell. he was 81. during his 20 year reign of terror, 16 bombs killed three people and injured dozens more. he was finally captured in 1996. charles watson is live with more. what can you tell us? >> reporter: theodore kaczynski, printed the unit bomber by the fbi, died in prison this morning at the federal prison medical center, coming from a spokesman from the federal bureau of prisons. cousins key who was 81 years old was found unresponsive and pronounced dead at 8:00 this morning after a troubled history. prior to his transfer to the facility, super maximum prison, at terror campaign against many universities from 1978 to 1995. they participated in 16 bombings that killed three people and injured several

look at macron trudeau.on merkel erdogan duda bush yes, here is eltenberg, yes, but in the report card and arang who is the biggest booty with yours, because you are discussing. listen , this is cool. it was the coolest pro. well, we never put some kind of top, us they also ask, often the funniest or there is some for you the loudest for us. they can already tell the oldest one we had. yes, he has not yet come out, but we will not reveal it, but he is a very interesting person. and by the way, i would say that, probably one of the most significant, including in the history of the whole world of people, to which we are the 20th century. here it will be yes, well, of those that i will say more than a person. he, uh, was still born in the time of lenin, therefore, but he did not see lenin. i didn’t see lenin, but he played a colossal role in history, so he was, of course, ideas such a feeling that i guess, of course , who they are talking about, but okay, but with some after all , you talked several times, yes,

premier trudeau went to kiev in a sense.he fire at home and at a party adds fuel to the fire during a trip to kiev on saturday, trudeau said that canada will take part in the training of ukrainian fighter pilots and announced the allocation of military assistance to kiev in the amount of 500 million canadian dollars 375 million us dollars the labor administration tried to blame the wildfires on global warming, but still faced with uncomfortable issues of climate change, canadian politicians pay less attention than ukraine people want to know what the representatives of different parties think, especially liberal conservatives. and the new democrats. maybe the fires will be an excuse for liberals to say yes our interference in foreign affairs will go on as usual, but we also want to talk about ecology, however, for now there is a wide discussion. no, which is strange because 2 years ago, when natural fires raged in yakutia, western media reports introduced from there that, as if from the zone of the apocalypse, hellish flames

mr trudeau also spoke to soldiers during a visit to an exhibition of destroyed russian army vehicles.to come by, as kyiv attempts to take back sections of territory from russian forces. in the latest overnight attack, debris from a downed russian drone set fire to a residential block in the ukrainian city of 0desa, killing three people. the emergency services said 27 people, including three children, were also wounded, but that the fire was rapidly put out and 12 people were rescued from the building. these are the latest pictures we've received of ukrainian soldiers in the region of bakhmut. so, is this ukraine's long awaited counter offensive? president putin says it has started and says it is failing. ukrainian officials are being tight—lipped. well, earlier, ispoke to our chief presenter yalda hakim who is in kyiv. i began by asking her about the mood amongst residents of the capital. people here are going about their daily lives as normal. children are floating around here, and it is hard to imagine that this is a city and a country at war. but it is at war. if you think about wh