trump, trump, trump! >> reporter: energized trump supporters camped out for days outside of tulsa's b.o.k. center, the site of tonight's rally. >> four more years. >> i love trump. >> maybe we can come together, reunite as a nation. >> reporter: the president tweeted a warning to protesters and others who he says may cause trouble saying, "you will not be treated like you have been in new york, seattle, or minneapolis. it will be a much different sc governokevin stitt: >> we will protect your right to peacefully protest. there's a difference, though, when you start destroying someone else's property, then we're going to be there, and we're going to be tough on that. we're going to make sure that we hold those folks accountable. >> reporter: the in-person campaign rally is the first in more than three months since the pandemic paused 2020 politics. but oklahoma health officials are worried about the timing. coronavirus cases have surged in the sooner state 158% compared to the last two weeks. the at-capacity arena for tonight's rally holds 19,000 people. as they enter, people are given tempe

trump's re-election. >> reporter: in an interview with abc news, bolton says president trump is easily played by world leaders, alleging mr. trump fell for kim jong-un's flattering letters and noted how he believed russia's vladimir putin, rather than u.s. intelligence agencies. >> i think putin thinks he can play him like a fiddle. i think putin is smart, tough. i think he sees that he's not faced with a serious adversary here. >> reporter: in his book "the room where it happened" published by simon & schuster, a division of viacomcbs, bolton claims president trumpe chinese president xi jinping his blessing to build the detention centers for the country's uighur muslim population. bolton writes: >> reporter: white house trade adviser peter navarro denied that day. >> it's book deal bolton. my view is it's the washington swamp's equivalent of revenge porn. >> reporter: the trump administration is suing to try to keep this book from being released next week. but hundreds of thousands of copies have already shipped. meanwhile, some democrats up on capitol hill are talking about having bolton testify. norah. >> o'donnell: ben tracy at the white house, thank you. turning now to the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic. today we learned 1.5 million workers filed for unemployment benefits in the last week. that's 13 straight weeks of at least a million claims, and more than 45 million unemployed since the crisis began. it comes as more states are reporting record numbers of new coronavirus infections, including the country's three most populous states

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means it takes us into the darkest space in the trump presidency, the trump/putin relationship, or should we call it the trump/putin alliance. the trump presidency finds itself in scandalous situations almost every day that involve a version of that question, what did the president know and when did he know it? for example, and in trump world this is a minor example and in my other presidency, this would be the most grotesque scandal of that presidency. trump white house staff right now trying to convince you that the president did not know that the trump supporter in a video that the president retweeted yesterday repeatedly screams white power with his white fist up in the air. donald trump retweeted the video because he loves that video. it was his favorite kind of trump supporter, yelling at home protesting against donald trump. it is a white man about donald trump's age with a white mustache in a white golf cart screaming white power in florida. that might be exactly what donald trump is doing this time next year if joe biden wins the presidency. it took three full hours of outrage on twitter yesterday for the trump white house to

>> well, i do think it's been trump v trump and trump was winning against trump and now trump is losingk that trump knows that, actually, because everybody knows that. i have rarely, in my polling history seen the kind of nosedive that occurred in the last two months. frankly after both the president and the republicans were studily improving the margin and two months earlier for the first time were beating democrats and i was sounding the alarm, it's a radical shift if public opinion and i think it's real. neil: of course. >> do they change, do they change? do they have enough time to change it? if someone has a lead over you at this point, how much does that stick? >> well, look, because these changes were fairly quick, that means you always do have the potential for snap-back here because voters often times return to where they were, if they get the cues for comfort that they have, you know, and that would require kind of a complete reboot, probably the president's campaign. is it possible? yes, it's absolutely possible that these numbers could close. the biden campaign will really s

trump clearly believing that because he isa clearly believing that because he is a law and order president, it should be the national guard sent in. thanks president trump. that —— president trump. that —— president trump is state governors and mayors should do it. some have gone along with that. the los angeles mayor that along with the dust to dawn curfew he would engage the services of about 1000 national guard officers. —— from dusk. yet that call hasn't gone out. we're talking about how these protests are, we're talking about how these protests a re, we we're talking about how these protests are, we moved to live pictures of new york, protesters moving from lower manhattan down to times square in new york is another city where we saw lots of peaceful protests, occasionally some violent protests and what we've heard from many of the protesters, and what we see of the placards, we see one there saying" white silence costs lives". there is a lot of anger about the wider issues but anger about the investigation into george floyd's and the fa ct into george floyd's and the fact the police officer filmed kneeling on his neck has only been charged with third—degree murder and not first degree murder and

trump and the law after impeachment. two recent bombshells have confirmed the longstanding attitude president trump has toward the law. >> truly explosive allegations about president trump -- >> first former national security adviser john bowlon announced in his new book that trump had a pattern of obstruction of justice as a way of life and was willing to give personal favors to dictators he liked. >> the president is willing to do favors in his mind for turkey's erredigan, the president of turkey. >> then just days after that revelation, trump and attorney general bill barr pulled the trigger. >> president trump forcing out the u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york. >> trump fired the well respected and republican appointed u.s. attorney jeffrey berman. the man leading the investigation into that turkish bank. an investigation that bolt only says trump promised turk ish president erdogan he would stop. it helped evade u.s. sanctions. beryl an's office has also investigate ad number of trump associates including trump's former attorney michael cohen and trump confidante rudy giuliani. giuliani has said he had no evidence he was under investigation. >> the president doesn't like oversight. the president doesn't like inspectors general. he doesn't l

trump white house. i think that it's more and more trump unplugged, trump's vision of the world, and trump's trumps instinctsu like it or not, i think it's-- it's donald trump. >> stephen: now, you've made the president mad a few times. you've-- with your-- i believe the word is "with your fact checking." you said-- he tweeted this about you recently. >> are we really-- are we going to do mean tweets. i thought another late-night show did mean tweets? >> he doesn't have a copyright, unfortunately. >> not intellectual property? >> stephen: no, no with the just watched mike wallace wannabe chris wallace on fox news, i believe he's worse than sleepy eyed chuck todd of meet the press. what the hell is happening at fox news? it's a whole new ball game over there." does it make you feel good when this happens because fay journalist makes the comfortable uncomfortable, and the powerful a little bit on edge, haven't you done your job? >> yeah, i will say-- yes, generally speaking i would agree with that, and particularly if you make both sides mad. >> stephen: oh, you do, you do. >> listen, i tick you off, so i just

no, this is a race of trump versus trump and trump is losing that race and joe biden has a good strategy to force trumpda that will take in consideration both restoring the public health of the country, restoring the health of the economy and restoring the well-being and health of the civil society that are all under threat. the fact is, american people have made a judgment on a political and moral leadership of this president. he's failing on all grades. my guarantee is, on this russia story, will continue to show the president of the united states is failing his most important job as commander in chief. if he got briefed on the fact that the russians are targeting american soldiers and then this week, we would have had the g-7 meeting where he invited putin, it would be a dereliction of duty. it would require congressional hearings. i know how those briefings on intel go. the fact is, americans have unnecessarily lost their lives here at home because we weren't prepared on this virus and, still not prepared for reopening. and a report that the president was given a briefing that the putin was trying

trend probably trump really is over and those 2 sides could possibly clash now earlier today there was a little bit of a scuffle between trump. supporters and and trump protesters or anti trump protesters but this didn't amount to anything really serious so this whole thing here has been largely largely peaceful. stephen we heard word from the trump camp that sink 6 stuff is had tested positive have you seen anything or who did think anything on the street that suggests the trump campaign has been sharing the news with the rally go as the acting in any way on safety grounds. i don't think so i have not heard that the trunk of paint chip that with the trump supporters see if by the thousands and i have to tell you the truth i think masts for trump supporters for rally visitors here was really not a priority social distancing was also not nobody i mean i would say like 90 percent of the people we have met and who are or would be identified as trump supporters and rally goers did not wear a mask whatsoever there was no social distancing it wasn't possible that they were all so close together of course and yes temperature check right there at the at the checkpoint of course sena

trump pardoned him after the pogue family donated at least $250,000 to trump 2020 political action committees and the republican national committee. his son ben, can be seen here socializing with donald trump jr. in august 2019. the same day polk made $40,000 in donations to various trumpgroups, according to the federal election commission. in a statement to cnn, ben polk said the pardoned granted to his father was, quote, in recognition of his 30-year record of providing significant humanitarian aid to countries around the world. >> the controversies involving pardons in recent decades have all involved cases that have skirted the justice department. when george herbert walker bush pardoned the iran contra figures. when bill clinton pardoned his half brother in the fugitive mark rich. >> even conservatives say he has repeatedly pushed the limits of executive power and the constitution. >> we're living in a time of constitutional corruption. >> we have a chief executive, who denigrates the institutions he's supposed to lead. who fights every legal decision that doesn't go his way. >> a chief executive, who is historically used the courts to fight his personal battles. to punish or intimidate perceived foes, who published facts and opinions, that he did not like. >> the

voting habits because those who hate trump will vote against those like trump will vote for trump i think do think that this does damage trump because trump hyun bold no one forced him to do it and when he hired him there were many people you know what the hell is he doing you think you're doing all 3 of us operative. if anyone opposes the agenda that trump ran on in 2016 is john bolton and of course as soon as bolton arrived in the white house he needless other pursuing his agenda regime change war against everyone. you know it israel 1st everything that would extend no peace on the korean peninsula you know that's right exactly so this really does raise questions of very serious questions about trump's judgment and that goes extends to all of his appointments he never ever when he's going to have it walks away from him full of hatred for him well of course they were because they full of hate that his agenda he's the one who opposed them he never opposed it he never appointed anyone who would actually believe in his agenda and would try to implement his agenda so he does it is down to trump and his judgment yet you know and

trump campaign ads with symbols once used by gnats is is -- nazis. how did that get by? democrats are attacking trump and the trump team and trumpn and the white house as racist and supporting white supremacists. how did that get by? >> well, it was an ad about antifa, and an inverted red triangle is a symbol that is used by antifa. that's why it was in that ad. it's ludicrous. and i don't think facebook has any problem with their own inverted red triangle emoji which looks exactly the same. if our triangle is offensive, then facebook's so offensive. it's just another example of the war against the trump campaign. it's ridiculous. we couldn't even use an antifa symbol in an ad about antifa. it's nonsense. elizabeth: and, tim, final word. of antifa uses that symbol on a wide variety of things, right? >> sure. i mean, if you look online, you can find it on a variety of items and posters and web sites that are antifa-branded web sites. and, frankly, it's one of the many symbols that they use, and it's just one -- we do millions of facebook ads over the course of months x this is one ad with a red triangle on it being used to depict

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trump is? >> well, i don't think this is-- part of the problem with donald trump is that every question that confronts the american people is converted into, "are you for donald trump or against donald trumpow would you reframe that question? >> i think the united states has got to break free from this mindset that you're either for trump or against him, you're either positive or negative. there's a lot more at stake here. the united states faces a lot of challenges internationally. i think it goes without saying we face a lot of challenges domestically. i want to see both for the country, and i'll say clearly, for the republican party, to cut this albatross off from around our neck. that's why i'm not going to vote for him in november. i wish there were some way to get a conservative republican on the ballot in november. >> stephen: you talk in the book about donald trump talking to xi jinping about, as you describe, concentration camps being built for the hueger's. and trump gave a thumbs-up. knowing the chinese are building it might be something the international community would do. knowing they are giving a thumbs-up approving the detainment of people in concentration camps in china,

trump who's an advisor to the campaign. >> good evening, everybody. welcome to team trump online. i'm laura trump, senior advisor to president trump's re-election campaign. tonight senator lindsey graham, chairman of the senate judiciary committee is with us, and we are so excited. senator graham, thanks for being with us. >> thank you. you do an awesome job. this is a good show. i look forward to it. >> thank you so much. in recent weeks we've learned some really interesting information. we learned the obama-biden administration weaponized the intelligence community to take down the incoming trump administration. they named specific individuals, targeted incoming national security advisor michael flynn and fbi agents even discussed the potential to force general flynn to lie during interrogation. this is an unprecedented and corrupt abuse of power any way you look at it and the obama-biden administration has been caught red-handed. senator graham, you've been working really hard from the beginning of the trump administration to get to the bottom of this unprecedented abuse of power. joe biden's name actually appeared on the list of

trump. yesterday, donald trump issued racist statements. yesterday, trump said we should venerate the statue of confederate or soldiers who fought against the union and fought for slavery. how can we pass a bill when they want to please donald trump? we can't. but we are serious. not only are we serious, the millions who march in the streets are serious. they're going to continue to march, and we are going to continue to fight. and my prediction is that sooner than you think, you will find a better bill on the floor with a better procedure that has a decent chance of passing the house. we think the pressure on the republicans will be large and enormous. we think the marching and desires of the american people will continue to be made clear. we think republicans will know they flaunt that at their peril. we think we could get it done. in conclusion, if americans of all ages, colors, and faiths can come together in a righteous chorus calling for change as they have in big cities and small towns in america, then the senate democrats and republicans can do the same. we very much want to. i believe -- i fully believe this chamber could do the right thing and craft a bipartisan bill together. we've done it before, we could do it again.

trump is under investigation. we don't know which aspect of the trump organization or the trump family or the trump charities or the trump business empire is under investigation, but i think it's pretty clear that when you fire the u.s. attorney conducting investigations on a friday night and the u.s. attorney has to go out and say, number one, i was fired. i'm not stepping down voluntarily. and, number two, i'm going to stay right in my job until a successor is confirmed by the senate, which by the way i'm not really sure how he's going to pull it off because of course they could put in an acting u.s. attorney in his place. that would ordinarily be the course of events. but he is saying, i'm not going anywhere because i've got to protect these investigations. i think it's clear there's a lot cooking at the sdny, at the southern district of new york that we don't know about. and this u.s. attorney is standing firm. shame on the justice department for trying to remove him and undermine justice itself. >> jeremy, just because it's a friday night, a question i've asked you during happier times. what must the russians

>> mary trump, the thing to remember that mary trump's father, fred trump jr. is the brother of president trump he died of alcoholism. it's been a tragedy in the family. mary, the niece of donald trump, was 16 years old at the time her father died. supposedly the family was going to take care of her and her brother. then when donald trump's father in 1999 -- there was a big fight over the inheritance and mary basically with her brother got in a probate fight with donald trump and his siblings and in the end there was a settlement that was subject to a nondisclosure, which the trumps are now citing in trying to stop the book, but it was a bitter feud. mary trump has an interesting backstory. i spent a number of days trying to understand who is mary trump? she has a background in clinical psychology, studied schizophrenia, stalkers. interesting background. look at the title. it says mary l. trump phd. that's in clinical psychology. she's going to apply her expertise in psychology to analyze her uncle and why she says he's the world's most dangerous man, quote, unquote. >> let's read from the exce

trump is not the decisive president he claimed to be. alton writes that trump lacked -- alton writes that trump lacked basic knowledge including writes that trump lalacked basic knowledge such as the fact that to the u.u.k. a nuclear power. little to no focus on what meetings did for the bargaining position of the u.s.. >> one of the allegations the buck makes is that trump fled with his chinese counterpart f r help i isecuring hisis reelecti. >> he focused on china buying more agricultural products, which he said would help him in the farm states. >> according to alton, trump did trump was bargaining with the ukrainians to set up a probe of the former vice president using the resources of the federal government. house democrats impeached the u.s. president for withholding foreign aid to ukraine. hison client -- suguggested testimony at the time what have made no dififference. >> you are saying they were too narrow. they should have looked at all of these things you are outlining in thehe buck. if they did not know about those ththings from you how could they dodo that?t? >> an impeachment process that was serious and not partisan like watergat

trump's book-- which might explain his recent twitter feud with a shower chair. but trump isn't just mad at fox. he's ready to move on from them, tweeting last night: ( as trump ) "fox news is no longer the same. we miss the great roger ailes." you know who doesn't miss roger ailes? women within arm's reach. trumped: ( as trump ) "you have more anti-trump people, by far, than ever before. looking for a new outlet!" well, luckily, mr. president, i know of an outlet ready to show you the loyalty you crave. it's our own in-house news source, "real news tonight." ♪ ♪ >> welcome to "real news tonight," i'm jim anchorton. according to reports, president trump is looking for a new number-one news source, to which i say, "mr. president, look no further." unlike the liberal fakers at fox news, i won't tell your voters what will kill them. and not only have i started taking all your recommended medications. i'm taking ones you haven't mentioned. i'm currently on hydroxychloroquine, mucinex, insulin, viagra, quaaludes, and mushrooms. i'm not sure if they work on the virus but i discussed it with my doctor-- a throw pillow that says "live, laugh, love." and to make sure my lungs are squeaky clean, i've been sucking the precious juice from these clorox wipes until i lose consciousness. speaking of-- time fo

trump's campaign people were talking to russia. that's how they got involved with that because the fbi surveilling russia, not the trump campaign but there were 150 contacts. president trump met them in helsinki. he didn't say trump's name. how many times has trump offended most of the presidents? he's doing it, so when history is written, you have to write, we have videos, we can't -- there's no hearsay. you are going to hear it. as to divisiveness of dividing the citizens and one more thing i want to say and you can tell me if that's the reason why the presidents -- we didn't know that we were going to have another emergency. c-span had two people, trump is not a president who can deal with emergencies and he might not be a strategic thinker, we will have a cyber-attack and might still be in office and probably handled terribly and two people on c-span from intelligence, republicans an democrats and they said not enough is being done for us about cyber-attack and that's going to be our next emergency, pandemic. >> dorothy, thanks for the call from raleigh, north carolina. i'm reminded when former president bush released video praising frontline workers, president trump was where was he during impeachment? >> gues

trump by name. like that's how you know you have screwed up when someone could just say people have no idea what they are doing, and everyone is like that's trump, that is trump, even trumpt's me, totally me. but as subtle as his criticism has been. ing it started a fire at fox news. >> it is supposed to be motivational, positive t is supposed to be about the graduates. this was not its time for what he is doing. >> by the way, barack obama not all that articulate. off the teleprompter he can be inspiring organize a speech, but impromptu with the ums and awes had, it is possible. >> st very bad for the next president in a cries toys kritd size a sitting president or administration. >> it is so unseemly for a former president to take the virtual commencement ceremony for a series of historically black colleges and universities and turn it into a political drive-by shooting. >> trevor: yes, what obama did there was a political drive-by shooting. he really crypt walked all over america's norms. i mean this was not the time for a rap battle because there is donald trump's movie. and obama is talking loudly during it. what a black day in american history. look, no denying oba

trump carried in 2016, pennsylvania, wisconsin, michigan, florida, arizona, north carolina. >> you'll notice, willie, what the biden campaign is doing is moving away from the donald trump is a bad man. donald trump is a liar, donald trumpith porn stars. donald trump pays them off and violates this. donald trump steals money from that. donald trump says terrible things about women. that's what the hillary clinton campaign team tried to do in 2016 and americans, at least enough to get him elected in the states where he got elected, said he's a bad man, maybe we need a bad man. even trump's people are putting out advertisements saying he's a bad guy, maybe you need a bad guy now, biden is bringing it home. biden is talking about jobs. biden is talking about health care. biden is talking about trump's tax cuts for billionaires. biden is talking about the millions and millions of people that donald trump has left behind. that seems to be a far more effective approach than saying what even trump's own people are saying, which is donald trump is a bad guy. >> i think most people would agree that we have established, as a nation, who donald trump is. and the biden campaign spent the last several months doing that, establishing

trump's meeting with north korean dictator, kim jong un as a quote foolish mistake. he called trump's infamous summit with vladimir putin at he helsinki a self-inflicted wound. when president xi told trump he was building concentration camps, trumpgo ahead with building the camps which was exactly the right thing to do. the book describes trump's inclination to give quote personal favors to dictators he liked by promise to go interfere in u.s. pattern looked like obstruction of justice as a way of life. stop bolton's book before it's released next tuesday. he's denying the allegations calling bolton a liar, and seeking an emergency court order. doing so, trump is making contradictory arguments saying the book is full of classified information and lies. both can't be true. which is, mr. president? that's up next. u & doug ♪ you know limu, after all these years it's the ones that got away that haunt me the most. [ squawks ] 'cause you're not like everybody else. that's why liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. what? oh, i said... uh, this is my floor. nooo! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ it's starting to people are surprising themselves the moment they

trump. leslie? do you still support president trump today? >> yeah, of course i do. >> reporter: even scott? if the election were held tomorrow and it was biden versus trump, who due yo you vote for? >> trumpeporter: you vote for trump right now? >> i dislike biden that much and don't feel he's going to lead our country -- i only support him about 10%. trump's only about 25%. >> reporter: three states, three voters but one candidate they all still support. van jones, cnn. >>> up next one-on-one extended conversation with trevor noah. gives his take on race relations and policing in america from a pretty unique perspective, someone who grew up in apartide in south africa. long hair? help seal split ends. elvive dream lengths. with a cocktail of vitamins and fine castor oil. strengthens hair's length. to save that last inch, for the hair of your dreams. elvive dream lengths. from l'oreal paris. you're worth it. sorry i'm late, everybody, and apologies for my appearance. you look fine. we were just talking about -- yeah, right. i look like a wanted poster. i didn't have time to get my beard routine in this morning, so... what beard routine? ah. well, the key is maple nectar. gives it that she

trump barreraration firing and then they put in a trump ally. and you have giuliani, law partner, and he raised money for trump, not only gave his own money but raised other money f r trump,p, and t then he movoves d starts seriously investigating even trump's inaugural finances. is that right? the on operation committee. -- the inauguration committee he also investigated jeffrey epstein before he died and investigated now the guards who wewere responsible f for jeffrey before hisjail apparent suicide. so there is a lot going on here with berman, who was a trump ally. >>>> that isis right, and bermas also the person who charged michael cohen and that whole affair thahat exposed the hush money for women who president trump allegedly had affairs with. you have a really independent prosecutor who is doing his job. amy: let's talk about how, in the end, berman agreed toto leae after being fired by the president although the president said he had nothing to do with it. explain who is replacing him and why that matters to berman. >> he is being replaced by hisis second in c command, audrey strauss, and she has a reputation for being a strong figure in the office. she was actua

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trump. lesley. >> so you still support him today? >> yeah, of course i do. even scott. if the election were held tomorrow and biden versus trump, who do you vote for? >> trump. >> you vote for trumpow? >> i dislike biden that much and don't feel he's going to he'd our country. i only support him about 10%. trump's only about 25%. >> three states, three voters, but one candidate they all still support. van jones, cnn. >> checking with voters. up next, one-on-one, a trvrgs with trevor noah, he gives his take on race relation and missing america from a unique perspective, someone who grew up in apartheid in south africa. on! [conference phone] has joined the call. hey baloney here. i thought this was a no by-products call? land o' frost premium. a slice above. i thought this was a no by-products call? look atstaring at you.p wall. embarrassing you in front of your in-laws. spreading rumors about you at work. that wall is your everest - but not any more. today let's paint. that wall never knew what hit it. today let's paint. behr. exclusively at the home depot. feel cool. because the tempur-breeze transfers heat... away from your body. so you feel cool... night after night. during th

trump base which is trumping the trump ministration which are very much. you know been leveling complaints against international organizations most recently against a world health organization and now the i.c.c. on a more down to earth level one fact is this decision by the ministration going to have on the on the work of the i.c.c. well the i.c.c. even before these sanctions was didn't really have a reasonable expectation to be granted access to u.s. territory or to be access to u.s. officials that they can interview so in that regard these sanctions aren't going to . change anything that much except of course financial sanctions on court staff and their families would be a big deterrence however the biggest limitation that these sanctions have is on actually people that don't work at the court for instance lawyers who represent victims more n.g.o.s non-governmental organizations that work on behalf of victims and may have evidence that is relevant to these cases these sanctions and the trump him as ministration is now leveled can be directed against these individuals and that could have quite a chill effect attorney kip hale thank you very much for this analysis thank you. as the coronavirus pandemic pummels the global economy the u.n. wants warns that millions of children at increased risk of being pushed into underage labor in iraq years of war have already forced many families to make hard choices to make ends meet for some that has meant putting their kids to work as we report from iraq's kurdistan region. a big load for a little person mohammad had need has to cart heavy fruits and vegetables around ariel's market he earns a few euros a day working from 7 in the morning till 7 in the evening 6 days a week he's 12 years old. it's hard work but i'm used to it so i want to help my family so we can live. child labor is a part of daily life in kurdistan the latest figures say about 2000 miners work in the capital and be alone and that number is going up schools are closed

trump base which is trumping the trump ministration which are very much. you know been leveling complaints against international organizations most recently against the world health organization and now the i.c.c. on a more down to earth level one fact is this decision by the ministration going to have on the on the work of the i.c.c. well the i.c.c. even before these sanctions was didn't really have a reasonable expectation to be granted access to u.s. territory or to be access to u.s. officials that they can interview so in that regard these sanctions aren't going to . change anything that much it's all of course financial sanctions on the court staff and their families would be a big deterrence and however the biggest limitation that these sanctions have is on actually people that don't work at the court for instance lawyers who represent victims more n.g.o.s non-governmental organizations that work on behalf of victims and may have evidence that is relevant to these cases these sanctions and the trump him as it is now leveled can be directed against these individuals and that could have quite a chill effect tony hale thank you very much for this analysis thank you. as the coronavirus pandemic pummels the global economy the un wants warns that millions of children at increased risk of being pushed into underage labor in iraq years of war have already forced many farmers to make hard choices to make ends meet for some that has meant putting their kids to work as we report from iraq's kurdistan region a big load for a little person mohamed how meade has to cart heavy fruits and vegetables around every market he earns a few euros a day working from 7 in the morning till 7 in the evening 6 days a week he's 12 years old. but it's hard work but i'm used to it i want to help my family so we can live. child labor is a part of daily life in kurdistan the latest figures say about 2000 miners work in the capital and be alone and that number is going up schools are closed because of the coronav

trump base which is trumping the trump ministration which are very much. you know been leveling complaints against international organizations most recently against the world health organization and now the i.c.c. on a more down to earth level one faith is this decision by the trump administration going to have on the work of the i.c.c. well the i.c.c. even before these sanctions was didn't really have a reasonable expectation to be granted access to u.s. territory or to be access to u.s. officials that they can interview so in that regard the sanctions aren't going to. change anything that much of course financial sanctions on the court staff and their families would be a big deterrence and however the biggest limitation that these sanctions have is on actually people that don't work at the court for instance lawyers who represent victims more n.g.o.s non-governmental organizations that work on behalf of victims and may have evidence that is relevant to these cases these sanctions and the trump him as ministration is now leveled can be directed against these individuals and that could have quite a chill effect attorney kip hale thank you very much for this analysis thank you. as the coronavirus pandemic pummels the global economy the u.n. wants warns that millio

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trump has never displayed in office. i repeat my request to president trump. president trump, watch joe biden's speech that he gave this morning. that's what leadership is. not what you're doing. we are living through a tale of two crisis, covid and protests and trump was been a failure at handling both of them. last night the scene in washington, d.c., might have provided the enduring portrait of the trump presidency. while peaceful, law-abiding citizens were exercising their constitutional right to protest in a public park across from the white house, president trump ordered federal troops to clear those peaceful crowds with tear gas and rubber bullets so he could trudge a few blocks from the white house to stand in front of a church, not to go inside but for a photo-op. the president's relentless need to make a weak man feel strong led him to order federal law enforcement officers to gas peacefully assembled americans so he could sneak his way to a church photo-op. it led him to order federal officers to gas peacefully assembled americans so that he could sneak his way to a church for a photo-op. after the gas came the horses, a modern-day calvary with clearing the battlefield. the purpose, so president trump could wave a bible, not read a bible