u. s. president? speaking just to show a while ago the worst case i just had about an hour declared in the world. when i say the ours was a fiery joe biden in bill hughes, which is where else? brussels chief is alexandro phenomenon. exactly. but what did you make of biden's page? what am i saying? that is, the speech went down well, at least with the people who gathered here in the old city of vilnius, among them many who were waiting 4 hours in the line to get into the venue and here . and it told me that they liked the fact that joe biden reminded them of their own history and praise the bravery of the lease, who in people when there stood up to 5 for an independent country to get rich from of the soviet regime. and they also like this id of him talking not only about the war in ukraine and the spring, so nato, but also about climate change. one woman told me she was surprised, but she thought it was a good idea to talk about that because that is a very pressing global issue. and 20 young man told m

u. s. president's address to that to even though they were not ready to extend this invitation, there was still determined to support ukraine with weapons, with equipment, with anything they might need to prevail as an independent states. thank you, alex, on to another question to you, richard. when off the bite and said that we will not waver out support within a week. and as long as it takes he and went on to say that this war must end on stead terms and refer to territorial integrity and software and take a how north is that possible? well, in the west and supporters of ukraine and trying to make that possible by providing ukraine, but with the means and the weapons and the support to, to try to push back it as much as possible. but i think that that messaging is messaging that we hear from us, but also from other european supporters of ukraine, which is partly aimed at the kind of messaging that we get from china. and where the you is, the chinese, i think you get the impression that they would simply like to have lucy's father. pretty much sort of puts the, puts the conflict debate a

u. s. president joe biden defend sending the weapons to help key a fight off russia saying it's the right thing to do. the working alongside human to provide assistance and support and will not be replacing any existing jobs. reassuring woods as a un sunday. don't occupational intelligence. robots say they could one day run the world's back to the not the hello monica jones. welcome to the program. turkish president red chip type ad one has said he believes ukraine does this to be granted nato membership. he made to the comments after meeting a lot of mr. lensky in is stumble, the ukraine, and president to travel to the head of a crucial nato summit, where he is once again expected to make the case for ukraine to soon become a member of the defense block. for a brief moment in a busy schedule. to remember the victims of the wall in ukraine, preston to lend scant mess with the heads of the eastern orthodox church patriot xbox problem. you, in the stumble, i'm stuck today. why on with will stop to of nato countries. there are a few places that month to month. a lot to me is a landscape into

u. s. president. donald trump is facing new charges over a legit mishandling of classified information after he left the white house. the indictment alleges crumbs asked a staffer to delete camera footage from his mar, logo estate, explains the request was an attempt to obstruct a federal investigation into trumps retention of classified documents. the trump camp has dismissed the allegations, saying that by the administration is trying to influence the 2024 presidential race earlier due to these washington correspondent and optim loan, told me more about the new charges the trump is facing as well. we're looking at 3 new charges, one related to the wilful retention of defense information, and who relating to attempting to conceal and mutilate destroy, or else, or evidence, or in due. so someone to do so. so that brings a total number of charges up to 40. let's not forget about last month he was indicted on $37.00 charges related to this case. now can he go to jail fees or charges? of course i do carry with a dell time if he is kind of evicted of them. but let's not forget that this is donal

u. s. president touches down in finland to meet with norfolk leaders after nato summit, which deliver new pledges of weapons and support. but not membership for ukraine. also coming up for the w needs families building back after is fairly military rates and the palestinian city of janine and with postilion, miller tends to say they are more willing to fight them ever before the time sarah kelly. welcome to the program. you as president joe biden is wrapping up his trip to europe for the nato summit with a visit to the military alliance. his newest member, finland bite in, has arrived in helsinki for meetings with norfolk leaders. finland joins nato in april, expanding the lines, his presence on russia store step sweden is also expected to become a member after turkey dropped a top position. but one country, not joining nato soon, is ukraine. the alliances annual summit wrapped up on wednesday with new pledges of weapons and ammunition and long term security guarantees for ukraine presidents lensky, left more upbeat than when he arrived the presidency. lensky looks right at home at this.

u. s. president as the supplier and the ukranian president as the recipient. not to use cluster bombs in the war because the real victims will be ukrainians. washington's decision to supply tab just days before president biden is to attend the nato summit, taking off on tuesday in lithuania, then with her take the burden mission, us president. job up here in europe this week for the nasal or western leaders could all just ramble on about how united they are over. you free the usual stuff. but it was also going to make a pit stop a route to this meeting in london on monday to hang out with british prime minister . reach you soon. ok, maybe try to keep deflecting any talk that trade deal that the us promise britain, if it's secured, it's breakfast. divorce supposed to hang out with king charles who's coordination? 5 in this because while he's 80 and probably needed his beauty rest, maybe he was just still too tired from the white house. easter april by his visit was supposed to be a big chance for king charles to showcase his climate change projects and leverage

u. s president as the supplier and the ukranian president as the recipient, not to use cluster bombs in the war because the washington's decision to supply key of wood cluster munitions comes just days before president biden is to attend a nato summit taking off and choose they enlist you in the with her take on the timing, your chart to come. it seems like a pretty straightforward mission. you as president onto air force one and shadow summit in lithuania for the the other western leaders could all just ramble on about how united they are over ukraine is also going to make a pit stop a route to this meeting in london on monday to hang out with british prime minister, reach you soon. ok, maybe try to keep deflecting any talk of that trade deal that the us promise britain, if it's secured, it's breakfast, divorce from the u. then he was supposed to hang out with king charles, who's coordination? 5 in this because while he's 80 and probably maybe he was just still too tired from the white house. easter egg rolls to be a big chance for king charles to showcase this climate change. project

u. s. president binding has elected pledge, deepest weight, took yet to approve sweden successions with navy. so that's the latest came from pulitzer prize winning, american joining, a cmo, hus find thing, anonymous officials. we've also took his government to respond to this report and are expecting your reply. we'll keep you posted the body promised that i'm much needed $11.00 to $13000000000.00 line of credit would be extended to turkey, a by the international monetary fund. biden have to have a victory and turkey a is an acute financial stress, and official with direct knowledge of the transaction told me to keep quake last february. and as for 1000000 buildings to rebuild what could be better than early one under biden's to pledge the official asked. finally, having seen the lights and realizing heat is better off with nato and western europe. the allegations made by seymour urge are of course, important need in the number of ways he claims that the us has offered are due on monday. you conduct the charter side has accepted this. of course, there is no official confirmation just ye

u. s. president. i and he was on the defensive. he made clear in his testimony that he was not anti semitic, and he was not opposed to vaccines. in principle, he was simply in favor of transparency and an accurate medical information meeting face, some pretty harsh accusations in questioning at the hands of democrats on the committees now from also testifying was a right margaret. and one of the issues that came up before the house judiciary committee that was being point of contention in the hearings, nose was the hunter by laptop story. you'll recall how us media declared the story to be russian propaganda and how facebook and twitter even outlaw on lot the sharing of the link and the link from being shared to the new york post story. and now we understand the story about a 100 minds laptop is in fact true. here's a moment that got rather dense between a member of congress and a bright bar report. i can say with confidence the what is going on with the binding family. is it absolutely it is, is absolutely horrific and undermines

u. s. president. i and she was on the defensive. he made clear in his testimony that he was not anti semitic, and he was not opposed to vaccines in principle. he was simply in favor of transparency and accurate medical information. but he faced some pretty harsh accusations and questioning at the hands of democrats on the committee. now also testifying was a right margaret. and one of the issues that came up before the house judiciary committee, that was the point of contention in the hearings, was the hunter by laptop story. you'll recall how us media declared the story to be russian propaganda and how facebook and twitter even out lot on black, the sharing of the link and the link from being shared to the new york co story. now we now have a deposition that was put forward by the house judiciary committee, confirming what was put forward and the hearing today a that it seems likely api. i knew this story was in fact true, but labeled in russian propaganda. and this information for purely political reasons, because they wanted to s

u. s. president declares ukraine's allies won't weigh. we're in their support for keeping defending the country against russia. i mean, our commitment to you free robot, real estate for liberty, a free to today, tomorrow i for as long as it takes, i think nato, someone who's with allies offering new security guarantees to ukraine. but no clear roadmap to membership in the line. also coming up, millions and revel held northwest syria could soon be without social humanitarian aid. after russia vetoes against extending a vinyl un supply rooms and will get the waves from wimbledon thrilling acts of in the quarter finals had a bit of everything, including some payback in women single. the on the call for like tower viewers on p b. s. and the united states and all of you joining us from around the globe. welcome with good to have you with us. nato leaders have wrapped up 2 days of talks in vilnius, renewing their commitment to supporting your brain and defending against russia's invasion. the alliance of the annual summit also served as a platf

u. s. president touches down in finland to meet with norfolk leaders after nato summit, which delivered new pledges of weapons and support but not membership for ukraine.

u. s. president. government faces a stand off with it citizens as a proposed traditional a full let to months invite. and protests us official to the demonstrates is blocking out wage longest, ready politicians, as well as controversial national security administer has reminded the us the times have changed and bite and needs to realize that we are no longer a star on the american flag. and we spoke to a may i have yet not had all of the libertarian corpus in, as well as lee could. ponti is that the us seems to be suggesting that the democratic state does not intrude in other countries. a fast to both sides when you're interfering interfering. the other piece banks will become a essentially boss of that product, which is a problem for these robots from us. the us as well. so, um, yes, i don't know whether america has a, you know, formerly uh, uh or uh, always officially supporting a position that neither are yeah, like beat, but that's why the town, it's highly probable. i would say it's unfortunate because i don't think that it's proper for democratic nations or for any nations, for that mat

u. s. president of this comes as he is really government faces, a stand off with his citizens over a propos, traditional reform that led to months of violent protests. us officials have condemned the reform and supported the demonstrators. parking outrage among is really policies on national security minister has reminded the us that times of change president biden needs to realize that we are no longer a star on the american flag. and now let's cross live to, i mean the vitamin head of the libertarian caucus is rose with good party. welcome . so how significant is this comment made by the is really diaspora affairs and social equality minister accusing washington of working with these victories governments. but 1st of all, just to be completely clear, i don't really know what's the reality of the, in the sense that i don't have any information. all i can say, here's speculation. i'm having said that, um, you know, we have what the american president say it himself we had what um there is a uh i the is the outgoing investigator said himself. both of them said charity that they are instigati

u. s. president declares ukraine's allies won't weigh. we're in their support for keep and defending the country against russia. i mean we can, we will stand for liberty a free to today tomorrow for as long as it takes.

u. s. president touches down in finland to meet with nordic leaders after and nato summit that's delivered new pledges of weapons and supports for ukraine. like no time table for me.

u. s. president joe biden made it abundantly clear that that is not acceptable for him. he says, his aim is to prevent that nato is drawn into that conflict and even said, even after the war, then we could only consider if your credit is then ripe and to gain membership. and this is, of course, disappointing for boatload immediacy lensky, the president of ukraine, who will attend the meeting today. he said yesterday, and addressing a cheering, cut out crowd to the public square that he has still some faith in doing they do. but he needs confidence his so does the mothers of children and ukraine need confidence and that ukraine, the some they get under the umbrella and of nay too. and but it was also clear before the, something already that that would not happen here. and videos. everybody made it clear and that is way too early to talk about ukraine actually and getting into nato. and so nato is also a little bit surprised about sealants because very in motion the reaction if you will. but the, for example, the german minister for defend said he can understand that the l

president meant to with the u. k. prime minister versus, you know, 10 dining street fight and describe that bilateral relationship of rock solid. b u . s. president is on a 3 nation trip to europe, which will culminate in that nato. somebody's in lithuania, on choose day. i was full such as the following events from london's downing street so well the usual very sol, some expressions of unity and the lines from both president biden and risky. so not good behind that. there are some tensions and some differences in policy when it comes to ukraine. nice know, typically most recently over the exports of cost to munitions to ukraine, which the president has now committed to as a member of the convention on costing munitions. the case is obliged to oppose such measures and that's something the dining street says that the prime minister soon acted in person during the talks. it's unlikely that this different goes difference goes much beyond that, but it is a point of difference. perhaps the most significant one is on the pace of ukraine's eventual expression to nato membership. the united states as seems to be considerably more reluctant. th

u. s. president joe biden, to rest for the weary. i'm so i don't think there is, you're the name of the nato, about whether or not to bring your crane into the nato family. now, at this moment in the middle of a war, if the war is going on, then we're all north. you know, we're, we're rush is never the case. so yeah, the delay of the membership less delayed as much as we can. of course, more money and more things are going to be sent to you point any way. but what we're about to see is quite funny, because this is an amazing slip of the tongue from the us states department spokesperson. let's take a look here. we believe the word has been a strategic failure for ukraine. the secretary spoke to this in his speech. he gave in helsinki last month. i believe it was what that is. i'm sorry sir. excuse me. a strategic failure for, for ukraine. thank you for the correction which is awesome. and also he meant russia, obviously we take, we yeah, you know, for sure the you said a twice the name saying your grand toys and really very towing and

u. s. president is headed to the nato meetings next week and lithuania, knowing that there are so many nations that are opposed and even have signed on to continue the conventions. banning the use of these munitions. okay, thank you. from the white house. kimberly, how could the we go to fronds now? thousands of people have defined a bond to march in paris to condemn. right? a black man who died in police custody in 2016. the down, the tories families say he's suffocated when offices pinned him to the ground. earlier, a court hearing failed to of a rule of band on the march in north west paris. another protest has been held in, i'll say, of the police killing of a teenager named nile 2 weeks ago. his desk spunk protests and riots across from last week. full rece brings us this update from paris. the main reason is the riots that occurred in front, sorry for the past couple of weeks, off the bottom of those logs, we peaceful protests and in the wake of the killing of nile. this particular march, this demonstration today was one that commemorates the killing of a, a 24 year old black man, adama

u. s. president is on ross's doorstep in for lunch to meet with norfolk leaves, the colors and i have summit that brought you crane a little closer to the military alliance. the i've been visible and woke up. we stop with breaking news. the united nations schuman bryant's office, says it's found evidence of a mass grave incidence west of full region where at least $87.00 people were buried last month. the un office says it has credible information that the break away rapid support forces, power, and military, and their allies carried out the mascot. it says many of the buried people belong to the ethnic african muscle. each group. their bodies were dumped into shallow graves near the city of age and 9. uh if 5 months has escalated in recent weeks with rifle military factions, both a month sale, i will have more details on that as they come in to us. we're turning to our other top stories though. germany's cabinet has approved. the major strategy for dealing with china is biggest trading partners, but also a potential geo political rival of to months of delay and to bates. this is the german

u. s. president has met with versions upon that as the head of a nation, as thomas on the foreign ukraine would live at 10 down in storage for migraines, trend on the tennessee and maybe a board intelligency or this to me. it's a fit for the safety and well being and an attack at a kindergarten in china. at least 6 people have been pills, children among the victims we begin with the breaking news from russia. it's been viewed that amazing has been held between russian president vladimir putin and the chief of the was the most in regroup. you've got any precaution from the spokesman dmitri past calls, told reporters to the russian president. and why should a group of unit come on as to the meeting, which was held just 5 days off to the group march to was must go last month that spring. and julia shuffled while the while she's following the story from moscow. and julia that has been widespread speculation about where that was needed has been since the bullshit rebellion on june 20 the 24th. what is the kremlin saying about it this time around? are well, criminal has confirmed a pace and a m

u. s. president is in finland, meeting with norfolk lead as follows, and they have so much that pro ukraine a little closer to the military alliance. southern europe swells has as a heat wave portions. temperature is above 40 degrees celsius to restaurants, to take care in hot spots from growing to assets. we'll look at extreme weather events around the world. the events is old and welcome. we saw with breaking news, the united nations schuman bryant's office, says it's found evidence of a mass grave in sedans, west of full region, where at least 87 people were buried. last month, the un office says it has credible information to the break away. rapid support forces, parent military and their allies carried out the mascot. it says many of the buried people belong to the ethnic african muscle. each group. their bodies were dumped into shallow graves in the city of age and 9 not ethnic violence has escalated the recent weeks with bible military factions that boil for months. now, some more and jointed by costs gallery from the legion refugee council. he's in charge of the sudan operations and

u. s. president joe biden on tuesday, dedicated a new national monument to emmett till, and his mother maybe tell mosley today what we would have been in m m. it's 82nd birthday. we had another chapter, the story of remembrance and healing. and it till was just 14 years old. when in 1955 in mississippi, he was abducted, tortured and murdered by 2 white men. they killed him, accused him of whistling at a white woman. hills funeral made global headlines when his mother insisted on an open casket more than a 1000 people attended the church service for till will thousands of others listened outside the men responsible for tills, murder were acquitted by an all white jury. the later confessed to the killing the monuments honoring till are in mississippi, where the killers were acquitted. and illinois were to grew up. even as white house honors the till family legacy racial tensions persist. some of us politicians say it's time to move on and focusing on the past. racial injustices is a mistake, says 2020 more than 40 states, particularly those controlled by republican legislatures, have placed re

u. s. president biden issued a multi $1000000000.00 credit pledge to persuade your cue to approve sweden's a session to nato. that's the latest claim from pulitzer prize winning american journalist seymour hersh, citing anonymous officials. the button promised that i'm much needed $11.00 to $13000000000.00 line of credit would be extended to turkey, a by the international monetary fund. biden have to have a victory and turkey a is an acute financial stress, and official with direct knowledge of the transaction told me. turkey lost a 100000 people in the earthquake last february and asked for 1000000 buildings to rebuild what could be better than 3100 biden's to pledge the official asked. finally, having seen the lights and realizing he is better off with nato and western europe, the allegations made by seymour hersh are of course important need. and the number of ways he claims that the us has offered are due on monday and that the charges side has accepted this. of course, there is no official confirmation just yet. we asked for any kind of comment from the turkey side, but we haven't hea

u. s. president touches down in finland to meet with, nor to leaders after a nato summit that delivered new pledges of weapons and support for ukraine. but no time table for membership also coming up is germany to depends it's on china. berlin is set to announce his 1st ever strategy for dealing with beijing and wants to reduce reliance on the biggest trading partner, but not at all costs. you meet with families building back after is really military rates and the problem city and city of jeanine and with palestinian militants to say that they are more willing to fight and ever before the i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. us president joe biden is wrapping up his trip to europe for the nato summit with a visit to the military alliance. his newest member, finland biden, is in helsinki today for meetings with norfolk leaders, finland joining nato in april, expanding the lines, his presence on russia's border. sweden is also expected to become a member after turkey dropped its opposition. but one country, not joining nato soon, is ukraine to the alliance has annual summit wrapped up

u. s. president joe biden has landed in lithuania for a key nature, a summit. he arrived from the u. k, where he met persons king charles, they discussed efforts to address the climate crisis bite and also how to work for the u. k. prime minister of issues to neg, they discuss us plans to send costs of aunts to claim the kremlin has admitted that russian president vladimir putin met for the was the most. and really that you've got any precaution 5 day is often has failed, usually for goals and ordered his troops to march on moscow last month. but the rebellion was pulled off to mizzi and media is reporting that the african migraine stranded on the border with libya has been relocated. 700 people were detained by security for us as last week. to add to my life and protests. the spanish coast cod has rescued 86 migrants from a boat near the canary islands. the migrant sailed on 3 boats from senegal, 2 weeks ago, is rarely false as have shot dead, a palestinian man near to my left and the occupied westbank. the military says $33.00 of those been out codified businesses separately. it's

u. s. president joe biden. i don't think there is, you're the name of the nato, about whether or not to bring ukraine into the nato family. now, at this moment in the middle of a war, it's a war is going on, then we're all and or, you know, we're, one of the russians never the case. the delay of the membership list delayed as much as we can. of course, more money and more what things are going to be sent to you point any way. but what we're about to see is quite funny because this is an amazing slip of the tongue from the u. s. states department spokesperson, we believe the war has been a strategic failure for ukraine. the secretary spoke to the us and a speech he gave in helsinki last month. i believe it was what that is. i'm sorry, sir. excuse me. a strategic failure for, for ukraine. thank you. for the direction of which is old. so he meant russia, obviously we take, we yeah, you know, for sure the you said a twice the name saying you're creating twice is really very telling and especially considering the ga

u. s. president was to speak directly to try and convince the of the lead or that sweden should be allowed into nato as well. now, the reason is that turkey is opposed to this. what the turkish leader is saying is that it should not the membership and to top position to that should not be connected to another concern for turkey. and that is modernizing it's of 16 sleep. so this is a conversation was taking place and to that end we should point out that the us president has been talking about this thing that he is very interested in building a bit of a consortium of sorts strengthening the military alignment alliance with the addition of sweden, and so he's going to be having that conversation along with turkey, along with fries and a number of other nations. so this is a conversation that we've just heard about through that phone call. we're watching for the read up from the white house. we should also quickly point out though in addition the us for us, it is also had some words about whether or not ukraine should be led into the alliance. that's something that the us present is saying. le

u. s. president joe biden has been criticized by the you and the secretary general rights groups and some of democrats of the announcements that washington will supply cluster bombs to ukraine or white house correspondent. kimberly how could, has more. this is surprising because uh typically you hear criticism from the opposition, republicans, but now the president is here and pushed back from within his own democratic party . a particularly from the progressive verse. so to further left of the democratic party progressives have written a letter 19 members, and what they're saying is that they feel that this is not consistent with their values. in other words, the president, when he came into office, really says as a platform of foreign policy under his administration was going to be to put human rights 1st. and a cluster munitions really are contrary to that, that they linger on the battlefield much longer after conflicts and because of their high failure rate to detonate. and so they disproportionately harm civilians, often women children, because they don't get names. children can ofte

u. s. president considered as new delhi unimportant pop. now encountering paging is global economic power a wants to pull it close up. the 2 leaders have recently taken that ties to a new high job i think. and the end remotely announced several defense and commercial deals during bodies visit to the us. they include building general electric f for one for jet engines in india, and repairing american navy ships in india and shipyards. the 2 nations have also agreed to end 6 disputes at the world trade organization and to work together on sunday conduct as critical minerals, technology, and space. american and western companies also increasingly during business with india. apple has expanded production in the nation of the sufferings supply chain disruptions in china. india has bought 220 across from boeing. the american plan make us the biggest salable time of europe and play make an ad buses recently one, the biggest plane deal with indian airline, indigo. so kind of india compete with china. well, let's take a look at the numbers. china is

u. s. president believe, but the priorities of benjamin netanyahu seem to be off kilter if you will, but the priority is a sort of remain king of the judiciary is not what is real should be looking at right now that there are so many other issues, considering the security challenges that face of the this is not a top priority, so this is a message that is being sent for washington. and the concern is, is that israel is simply not listening committee. thank you very much for that. that is company. how could live from washington dc? the decision today is part of a wide, a set of proposals to change the legal system. the full package proposed by as well as government would reduce the costs palace. it proposed is given to is where the parliament, the ability to of, of ryan supreme court decisions with a simple majority of $61.00 foot as it would allow politicians to choose which judges to appoint at the moment. judge is selected by an independent pedal. the changes would also remove the supreme court's ability to view the legality of what's known as, as well as basic laws which function as i

u. s. president, stress the special relationship. he knows that this is something that the british public ends with the u. k. prime minister really liked here. he said it was rock solid. but we do know that there are some differences of opinion, namely about ukraine's membership within nate to over the weekend. president biden, the said that the credit is not ready in his opinion while they're in the middle of the role. but we also know that the u. k. from and just assume not as pushing for something foster, possibly some fall struck for ukraine for eventual nate to membership. so the 2 will have opportunity to discuss the differences because they're both going to go on to the native summit in vilnius, and that starts tomorrow. i spoke it nice in london that your crime claims that russian attack on the residential area of a time is that the provision of aging has killed 4 people and hospitalized 11 of us . who are you trading governors that'd be attacking a humanitarian, a distribution points near the front line, killing 3 women unde

u. s. president obama has arrived in the united kingdom for adults with prime minister wishes, so neck and head advocate naturally summit this week. biden's trip will be dominated by the summit and miscellaneous ange, it's showing solidarity with ukraine. however, by them said it was premature to allow ukraine to join the lines in the middle of a wall. earlier this way, finding announced washington movies of line, cluster munitions, to keith, and move not supported by select and criticized by other allies. like kind of has the license from the one as president biden's trip is now well under way. and a busy time in the united kingdom, a visit with the british prime minister, and then a meeting for the 1st time with king charles. on his way to view k, president biden held a phone conversation with the president of took care of risk of the one in which the issue of sweden's membership of nato was discussed. took it as opposed to giving membership to sweden because it says that sweden has a security issues which has got to guarantee before we can consider membership. president biden pressurisi

u. s. navy dr. seth crops, the president of yorktown institute joins me now. thank you so much. that's for coming on. i mean, they're just off and on the bill in the as last week. i did it with some people to this it lensky was acting acting up. i don't know whether anyone to the data it was going to lead me to create in the middle of a war and whether he was in fact, just to ask thing and whether even major membership is that important given that, you know, present, leaving us who would come to the age of japan, if it was boomed. mary mayo, members, uh, provided russia where is an incentive to fight on by failing to agree on how and under what circumstances are most important when your grade would be admitted to nato. so that means that the signals trying to pull is that uh, western resolve is uh cranking and that, uh is objective, can be to outlast the resolve of the atlantic alliance. and when a new, great, i mean, you're an expert in all or an expert in information warfare cuz you, you know, directed editorial policy of the voice of america. that's certainly not how it's bei

u. s. president joe biden is heading to britain for talks with 5 minister issue. so next, they're expected to discuss the latest developments in the war and you're crying before heading to the to wine. you for a nato summit on monday. so like, is among the critics of vitamins decision to supply costs, the bombs to ukraine. my whitehouse corresponding kimberly how it joins us now live . so will the difference of position on cost of bombs? is that gonna cost something of a shadow over this $5.00 visit? so you okay, there's no question. it's going to, and this is a real friction point in the special relationship, given the fact that there is a strong stance opposing the cluster, munitions not only on the part of the u. k prime minister, but also on the part of another. allied germany is spain as well. and the reason being is, is it's a violation of not only the geneva conventions, but also ad there is u. s. law posting it. in fact the us president had to sign a waiver to include this in the latest lessons package. to you pray, we should even know that members of the

u. s. president joe biden is facing increasing pressure of his controversial decision to supply ukraine with cost to bones. a white house correspondent, kimberly how can, how's the latest? now the president is here and pushed back from within his own democratic party, a particularly from the progressive verse sort of further left of the democratic party progressives have written a letter 19 members. and what they're saying is that they feel that this is not consistent with their values. in other words, the president, when he came into office, really said that the platform of foreign policy under his administration was going to be to put human rights 1st. and a cluster munitions really are contrary to that, that they linger on the battlefield much longer after conflicts and because of their high failure rate to detonate. and so they disproportionately harm civilians to thousands of people have defined a band to march in paris to commemorate to black mountain who died in police custody in 2016 down the tories families a suffocated when offices pinned him to the ground, march as against po

u. s. president is going to head over to these natal meetings next week with this plan and that the us president will go to these meetings with a very unified nato that is not entirely accurate. in fact, we know that already there are reservations, by at least one very prominent member of nato, and that's germany who is said they're not entirely comfortable with this plan. so there is or fractured or fracture, rather within nato, about the use of these weapons. given the fact that there is a high, a negative impact on civilians. so this is going to be a very uncomfortable issue when the us president goes to those meetings in lieu lithuanian next week. despite what the national security adviser has set. kimberly, what can we make of the delay to this press conference and the fact that it was supposed to be the press secretary and now we've got the national security advisor, jake sullivan, addressing the media. what, what does that say about the level of impact that some of these concerns and the controversies around the munitions have had to own the white house? i think this suggests just how muc

u. s. president joe biden is arrived in the united kingdom for tools. the prime minister wishes to knock out of the nato summit this week. so you to meet with soon? i can london for heading to the list, the whitening capital vilnius for this on its own cheese day. early this week by noon i'll see you as well. supply costs and munitions to ukraine. a move not supported by the british prime minister, and also criticized by america's other allies out there as mike hannah joins is live now from the white house. what kind of discussions? first of all, can we expect between at present bite and prime minister student act like well, certainly that issue of custom, munitions is a critical one. very important, one that's present in finding himself said was a decision difficult to take, but it's not just the issue with the british prime minister. one must, remember that more than 2 thirds of members of nato have actually banned trusted munitions. so this is going to be an issue not only with the british prime minister, but also when president by then travels to th

u. s. president will be traveling for yet another summit, the 1st of his kind for the by the ministration he'll be traveling to helsinki and finland where he will be meeting with the leaders of the nordic countries. there. they'll be having a summit where they'll be talking about the concerns of russia and china and their growing influence in the arctic regions. thank you for the white house correspondent kennedy hall, cut that to the us military says it has killed a senior. i salita in eastern syria, a salma alma hob job was the law law just was subject to a drone strike on july. the 7th, the us says it's trends had been harassed by russian across some hours before the attack. the us treasury secretary has ended her full day visit to china, saying discussions more direct and productive despite significant disagreements on it yet. and so the us has serious concerns about what she cool. china is on 5 economic practices. so an estate media report, it concerns about us economic sanctions. katrina, you has moved from basing in the united states. 6 healthy economic competition between us and d

u. s. president joe biden on tuesday, dedicated a new national monument to emmett till, and his mother maybe tell mosley for today. what we would have been in m. m is 82nd birthday. see another chapter, the story of remembrance and healing. and it till was just for 10 years old. when in 1955 in mississippi, he was abducted, tortured and murdered by 2 white men. they killed him, accused him of whistling at a white woman. hills funeral made global headlines when his mother insisted on an open casket more than a 1000 people attended the church service for till well thousands of others listened outside the men responsible for tales, murder were acquitted by an all white jury. the later confessed to the killing the monuments honoring till are in mississippi, where the killers were acquitted, and illinois were till grew up. even as, as white house honors the, till family legacy racial tensions persist. some of us politicians say it's time to move on and focusing on the past. racial injustices is a mistake, says 2020 more than 40 states, particularly those controlled by republican legislatures, hav

u. s. president is on the 3 nation trip to europe, which will culminate and not nato. somebody's in miscellaneous on choose day. that's cause i have a 210 dining street where heavy falls. it's a standing by force. so let's just start with this meeting, henry between see not combining very briefly. no, they don't quite on the same page when it comes to the issue of cluster munitions for ukraine. so what was said, what was being achieved in the way? i mean, certainly publicly they was the sort of the very traditionally enthusiastic expressions of songs, alliance and friendship, and all the rest of it you would expect from the 2 men when they were all studied. most extensive questions dates turns to an examination of a new design on the dining street, china, where so obviously not very keen to talk about anything much more than those initial comments when president biden 1st arrived. however, we do hear from downing street that receives tonight as the representative of the country, that is a member of the convention on cost to munitions did what is described as his duty in trying to discourage the u

the president of yorktown institute informed deputy undersecretary the u. s. navy, so safety was saying that it's not good to fight on 2 fronts of aging. and let's go through any we had the so getting kind of gone of a rush, your advisor on the program. recently. he was created most cuz you teach washington about the parents by using tactical nuclear weapons. i know you're on the record in the image of wall street journal for saying that the us you to show it can win a nuclear war. do you think he was reflecting your article or do you think uh, do you think there are people in the, by the ministration that alone in the boot in administration? who believe that some sort of limited nuclear war is feasible and is the only rational option? has millions of dollars a weapons, a port in and ukraine, the red line from russia that ukrainian join nature was being crossed. uh, you know, way in vilnius as well as him. i'm sure that you noticed the same thing. most of the rest of the world is noticed as well, which is that every time there is a either discussion all or th

u. s. navy talked to seth crops, the president of yorktown institute, joins me now. thank you so much. that's for coming on. i be there just off and on the bill in the as last week. i did it with some people. those are lensky was acting, acting up. i don't know whether anyone thought that they did was going to lead me to create in the middle of a war and whether he was in fact, just uh, acting on the whether even nature membership is that important. given that the, you know, present, leaving us would come to be a to japan. if it was boomed. mary mayo, members, uh, provided russia where is an incentive to try it on by failing to agree on how and under what circumstances are most important. when your grade would be admitted to nato. so that means that the signals trying to pull it is that, uh, western resolve is uh cranking and that, uh is objective, can be to outlast the resolve of the atlantic alliance. and with a new grain. i mean, you're an expert in all or an expert in information warfare, cuz you, you know, directed editorial policy of the voice of america. that's certainly not how

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