[applause] graduates to be commissioned in the united states marine corps rise. ♪ raise your right hand. having been appointed as second lieutenant in the united states marine corps to rank as such from the 26th of may 2023, do you hereby accept such appointment and do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic and that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and you will well and faithfully discharge the duty of the office on which you are about to enter so help you god? >> i do. [applause] the chief of naval operations will administer the oath of office to those being commissioned in the united states navy. i present 744 midshipmen of the graduating class to be commissioned in the united states navy. [applause] >> this is a great moment for the united states navy. today we have 100 ships at sea and those ships are forward. from the south china sea to the indian ocean to th

of integrity and honor that is characteristic of who he is, is honorable service in the united states marine corps. >> he was charged with manslaughter in the second degree. >> they don't think daniel penny set out to kill him. they thought it was reckless to put him in that choke hold and maintain it for so long. >> he earned several in a statement, the law firm says he stepped in to protect himself and fellow new yorkers, going on to say he risked his own life and safety for the good of his fellow passengers. >> anyone who rides the subway has come into contact with someone having a mental health episode. the mass majority of those people do not pose a threat. >> anthony can understand how passengers might feel. he encounters people in crisis daily. >> we met him back in december. he said the work is personal, sharing past struggles with mental illness. >> i know what it is like to live in the street, to go without a shower, food, a place to stay. as someone who was depressed and they are saying more acutely. >> part of the job includes responding to calls aboutas man. he assesses the individual

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honor that is characteristic of who he is, characteristic of his honorable service in the united states marine corpsssed he maintained that choke hold for several minutes, even after the f train had arrived on its next danienny acd recklessly when he caused the death of jordan neely. >> reporter: how far does is self-defense defense get him? >> self-defense has to also be reasonable. it can't just be subjective. manhattan district attorney alvin bragg said the investigations included numerous witness interview but alas, careful review of photo and video footage, and discussions with the medical examiner's office, which ruled the death a homicide. >> no one on that train asked jordan, what's wrong? so, for everybody saying, i've been on the train and i have been afraid before, and i can't tell you what i would have done in that situation, i'm going to tell you: don't choke. >> jordan neely! >> reporter: following days of protest chemicals have turned to improving resources for the city's homeless population, especially those suffering mental illness. >> we want to battle for the people, we want to ba

. following the news from turkey and moving on, on the walls of the headquarters of the united states marine corpsages of photos of four people who command these most elite troops of america, among them three generals and one sergeant, or rather a sergeant major, the highest sergeant rank in the nato army, if you happened to serve in the soviet or even the ukrainian army before the reform, then throw out of your head everything you knew about this rank of sergeant in the west, a separate branch of the army, and they make decisions of such a level that you dreamed of to russian lieutenants or even a captain, and the version that it was the sergeant reform in the armed forces that enabled ukrainians to survive the first, most terrible days of the great war, tsn correspondent of the week nina hrushevska visited sergeant training and will show why they are the main element of our new army, the main hero of ukraine of the 52nd brigade on behalf of the black zaporizhzhya volodymyr rusetskyi and these two bmps with smoke near wu his hands on the right he is a real universal soldier i worked as a separate

i've been told by the united states government through the united states marine corps that my responsibility is to provide and protect. provide for and protect freedom and security of the people around me. once a maen radio, always a maen radio, thattethos is drilled into us. take the awareness you have and protect the innocence. difference between what they were saying, the difference between mentally ill and aggressiveness, it is your responsibility to protect those around you. i don't see how in any world you can say he was wrong for taking action. other side, what action did he take and what point should he have stopped? i think the defense has a strong case to say, as long as that person has ability to attack you, keep them mitigated. comes down to what was his intent and what did he understand? when adrenalin takes over, he is 24 years old, really hate the people attacking him, as a maen radio, he should be able to tell the difference. that is not how it works. >> ashley: you don't have his medical records, he saw a threat and wanted to eliminate the threat. a woman last week said that

i was vice president of the united states, my son wasn't sitting on the board of a foreign corporation. he was sitting in the cockpit of f35 for the united states marine corp depending our country. and the truth of the matter -- the american people look at this and they understand what it is. the important thing and you understand this, sean, and maybe the greatest example in american media is the opposite. what we see here is unholy alliance between the mainstream media and liberal democrats that essentially collude to suppress the stories. it would be a year and a half after the 2020 election before the american people found out that the biden family knew, that was hunter's laptop that came out and represented in the new york post. and now we see this information coming out and i think that the most jarring thing in that hearing today. when congressman comer revealed back in 2020 joe biden said repeatedly that their family, their companies had never received any money from china. now using the subpoena power of the congress and going to bank records and found that chinese money flowed into accounts controlled and owned by the biden family. look the ameri

. >> he's dealing with the situation with the characteristic and honor of the united states marine corp. and his own integrity and honor. >> neely struggled with mental illness and had over 40 prior arrests and his family's attorney said no compassion was shown to a man clearly suffering. >> no one on that train asked jordan what's wrong. how can i help you? for everybody saying i've been on the train and i've been afraid before and i can't tell you what i would have done in that situation, i'm going to tell you ask how you can help. >> neely's family feels penny should be charged with murder rather than man clutter because murder means he intended to cause neely's death. his next court date is in july. pete: phrasing as ademented to subdue is what it loom -- attempting to subdue and that's what it looks like. we had more questions thannens as coming out and as more witnesses talk about what led up to it, 15 minutes the aler indication and on the subway train and did it stop and attempt to get him off the train or not. but at the same time there's so much confusion that -- it's like com

honor that is characteristic of who he is, characteristic of his honorable service in the united states marine corporter: now, daniel penny, 24-year-old u.s. marine veteran, that's why his attorney referenced that. jordan neely, his family is expected to make a statement later. they have been calling for this arrest since it happened. it's been more than a week's time since this happened. people feel no matter what happened leading up to the choke hold, they don't feel this should have been resulted in death. he's expected to be arraigned. >> and it begins. thank you, omar. john? >>> exclusive video of intense fighting in bakhmut as ukrainian forces begin what could be a lasting advance against the russians. that was ukraine right there. in addition to that, a setback in the fight for gun safety. a federal judge rules a law banning handguns to buyers 18 to 21 is unconstitutional. >>> the fda drops restrictions that kept many gay and bisexual men from donating blood. and ththis is how mom shines. at zales, the diamond store. (vo) if you've had thyroid eye disease for yes and the pain in the back of

dealing with a situation like this, integrity and honor, characteristic of who he is, the united states marine corpsges brought by, alvin bragg, you understand them so far, do you think daniel penny would have been charged in most big cities or districts, most criminal jurisdiction areas in this country, or is what just happened in new york the outlier? >> it is an outlier. everything i've been able to see is a clear case of something related to self defense which is defense of others. it seemed they weren't going to charge him in new york until there was this outrage. i look at what happened here and the way this guy was acting on the subway and new yorkers who are used to this type of behavior, emotionally disturbed people on the subway, oftentimes ignored. when i came off of active duty and went to new york to go to law school, seeing this kind of stuff on the subway, if you are not used to that in that new york city environment you could easily sit there and say this is a threat, something dangerous. i could see them doing this. will: i would give slight pushback, he's from queens, he's familiar

situation with the sort of integrity and honor of who he is and honorable service in the united states marine corp.. reporter: neily's family acknowledged he struggled with mental illness and had over 40 prior arrest but his family's attorney said no compassion was shown to a man clearly suff suffering. >> no up one on that train asked jordan what's wrong? how can i help you? for everybody saying i've been on the train and i've been afraid before, and i can't tell you what i would have done in that situation, i'm going to tell you, ask how you can help. >> neily's family feels penny should have been charged with murder rather than manslaughter meaning he intended to cause neily's death and his next court date is set for july. will: thank you. i have so many reactions to what we just saw. first of all, let me start with that attorney. he's playing the willful idiot he's odd voter indicating for his de--- advocating for the deceased client. where were all the people to support jordan ne ely in life and where were they when needed in life? second, it's as though that attorney never road the subway it

honor that is characteristic of who he is, characteristic of his honorable service in the united states marine corpsd did not know how many times he was arrested, so that's a non-factor. for anyone to bring that up and say it impacted the situation, you can't do it. will: here to the react, texas attorney todd shapiro. todd, great to see you this morning. >> hey, will. will: second-degree manslaughter, el me, you know, were this to the go before the jury, what type of factors, this legal analysis we talk about reasonable, reckless, indifferent. what type of factors would go into a calculation of whether or not daniel penny's guilty of sec-degree manslaughter? >> well, when you talk about manslaughter, will, you're talking about a reckless standard, much more so than an intentional standard. i don't think there's any doubt that daniel penny did not have the intent to kill when he put this gentleman in a chokehold. excuse me. i think his desire was to neutralize the threat that he believed was against the community inside that subway car. and he had to subdue this individual that looked like he was a

we see the marine corps for the halls of montezuma to the shorts of tripoli the subways of new york city the surgeon in the united stateso the aid of all the citizens there he could've walked away like most people done or observe we call nyu will be, mind your business which paralyze her city. he gets involved, to other good samaritans jump and they didn't know. they hold him down they restrain him. he is telling the passengers call 911 they did. it took 50 minutes for the cops to come because we don't have enough cops. all we can long all the officials saying we are not doing enough to be emotionally disturbed, for the schizophrenic we need to do more. now all of a sudden now he gets a call from two people. i'll soon's lady i want them indicted for murder and what the two good samaritans indicted for murder. ready mine? and then all of her crazy cortez scores a trifecta. day one she says he murdered him. day two he lynched him. day three, he executed them. so you have this game of influential new yorkers ringing the phone of alvin bragg who should not be taken the calls he should not be influenced by anybody. and he ha

honor that is characteristic of who he is, and characteristic of his honorable service in united states marine corps, and you know, he has his head held up high. >> so obviously, that is on one side of things, but i briefly mentioned another side of the protesters and the neely family have been calling for. they are calling for charges, and they even asked for charges more severe of, this and this is what the district attorney has come back where he is expected to face a second-degree manslaughter charge. this is what the neely family is saying in reaction to this. >> so who are we to look at someone and say they were houseless, so they must be a bad person. they were houseless, so they must have been about to attack us. they must have been about to hurt us, so we had the right to take his life, because our life matters more. that is not the situation that we want to live in. that is not the community that we want to have. >> reporter: and that is the crux of the controversy here that many people feel that no mat tert what happened in the moments leading up to the chokehold that it shouldn't have en

sort of integrity and honor that is characteristic of who he is & honorable service in the united states marine corps and he has his head held up. >> this is a city trying to scapegoat a person who had military training and intervened when he saw other citizens under attack. they are trying to scapegoat their own responsibility. new york city is at fault here for allowing drug use, lawlessness and a disregard for the mental health of their citizens to run wild and it is catching up with them. we'll see more of these situations sadly. unless prosecutions catch up and public safety and public welfare is foremost in the minds of not only the d.a. but the mayor of this city, i weep for what will happen in new york, a once great metropolis. >> harris: glad you were here. thank you. moving on to politics now. president biden may be facing yet another challenger in the democratic primary field. oh oh. perhaps moderate senator joe manchin could jump in. axios reporting manchin met with several iowa democratic power brokers this week and repeatedly dodgeed questions on 2024 but not ruling it out. >> can a pre

marine corps? >> it's a very historic legacy. even started all the way back when the united states marine corps came back into existence and they formedited. they are in a position where they couldn't talk i would love to give them a big oea raw. ooh rah.>> 51 people shot and 1. several people were hurt when two groups of teens opened fire at the beach forcing the state of ohio temporarily shut down bun one of the city's most popular memorial day shots. one calling out brandon johnson and his plan to send peace keepers throughout the city to try and stop crime this weekend saying it was unsuccessful. and more fallout from corporate wokeness as anheuser-busch has now lost nearly $19 million will will trans activist. similarly target loses $10 billion in 10 days following the boycott over the release of the lgbtq friendly kids clothing. and a columnist is calling out espn host sam ponder for supporter until women's sports saying it is not hateful to demand fairness in sports for girls. "u.s.a. today's" nancy called the remark, quote: plain old bigotry saying don't be fooled by the people who free about fairness trans girls and women thi

and i feel now i've been able through this tragedy to connect with individuals where his united states marine corp're going to remember the name grady kirkpas and thank you both for coming forward during such a difficult time. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> d.c. police today arrested one of their own. a police lieutenant accused of lying to the feds on january 6 and his communications with the proud boys. michael fanone was assaulted and he knew the lieutenant. we'll talk to fannon coming up. on standouts like the boss. it's harard being that cheesy. but yoyou make it look easy though. try the subway series menu. their tastiest refresh yet. we're carvana we created a brand new way for you to sell your car go to carvana answer a few questions and our techno wizardry calculates youcar's value and gives you a real offer in seconds we'll come to you pay you on the spot th pick up your car that's it at carvana may lead to severe vision loss and if you're taking a multi-vitamin alone, you may be missing a critical piece... preservision. preservision areds 2 contains the only clinically proven nutrient

sheller, best-selling author of "crisis in command," and former lieutenant colonel in the united states marine corps served in the marine corps for 17 years as an infantry officer deploying to iraq and afghanistan. he has awards for valor and has commanded at the platoon company and battalion level. wesley hunt is a west point graduate and former apache helicopter pilot. hunt also served as a diplomatic liaison officer to saudi arabia. hunt's father is a retired lieutenant colonel in the army and beth of his siblings also attended west point and served. they are 60 years of military service just in his immediate family. captain jason church, retired u.s. army who deployed to afghanistan in 2012. he was injured in an i.e.d. blast that resulted in the loss of both legs below the knee. despite this he still wants to serve his country and he's currently the chairman of veterans on duty. and congressman mike -- represents florida's sixth congressional district and serves on the house armed services committee and is the ranking republican. he's a green beret, colonel in the national guard and is the forme

it was honorable service in the united states marine corps daniel penny chose intentionally chose a technique to cut off air. that's what he chose. and he chose to continue to hold that chokehold. minute after minute, second after second until there was no life left in jordan neely. penny was released on $100,000 bond. if convicted, he could face up to 15 years in prison judge today rejected a motion to disqualify alameda county district attorney from prosecuting a former san leandro police officer involved in a deadly shooting. a rally took place this morning ahead of that court hearing for former officer jason fletcher. the rally was organized by the justice for steven taylor coalition taylor, who was an alleged shoplifter. was shot and killed in 2020 inside of a walmart. fletcher was responding to calls that men was wielding a baseball bat and being hostile. prosecutors say fletcher did not attempt to de escalate the confrontation. he is now charged with voluntary manslaughter. taylor's family said fletcher should have given more attention to taylor's mental health before the shooting. thi

integrity and honor that is characteristic of who he is, of his honorable service in the united states marine corpd him and choked him to death and held on for 15 minutes. >> disagree with the manslaughter charges because he knew what happened happen. he knew he would die. >> now, wolf, penny was due back in court on july 17th. >> you know, it's interesting. i want you stay with us because we got more to discuss. i also want to bring in our chief law enforcement and intelligence analyst, john miller. john, the suspect is a marine veteran with extensive military training but he kept jordan neely in a choke hold even when neely stopped moving at all. and as far as we can tell, that's what happened. didn't try to revive him after he stopped moving. what does that reveal to you? >> well, the key in this charge is to prove two elements to a jury if it gets through the grand jury, which is that he caused the death of another and that he did so recklessly and to be convicted of manslaughter in the second degree, they have to prove both elements. and the reckless part is going to be the real part here bec

honor that is characteristic of who he is, characteristic of his honorable service in the united states marine corpsporter: and protesters have been in the streets and on the subway tracks for days demanding charges against penny calling death a murder. the protest at times turning violent and disruptive. the attorney for kneely's family is expected to hold a news conference and we're also hear ing that prosecutors have been asking for a $100,000 bail, but we won't know what that bail will be set at until he gets over to the criminal courts and that's a decision for the judge. we'll bring you more as we have it in this case. stuart? stuart: laura thank you very much indeed. california's reparations committee recommends, along with reparations, ending cash bail, and ending the prosecution of low level crimes. they have wrapped it all into the reparations question. steve hilton joins us now. steve? what's the reaction among californians to the reparations committees recommendations? >> well, first of all, on this particular aspect of it, the ending of cash bail, we don't need to guess what the reactio

that his characteristic of who he is and characteristic of his honorable service in the united states marine corp. he has his head held high. >> earlier this month police interviewed daniel penny after the incident and decided not to charge him. then alvin bragg got involved. remember him? he is the guy that arrested trump over paperwork, and he loves to let life long criminals out of jail every day. it's kind of his thing. so instead of convening a grand jury and going through a thorough, thoughtful and deliberate process, bragg decided he wants to see the marine veteran in cuffs right now. there may be more to that story. we'll get to that in a moment. we don't have a toxicology report back on jordan neely, the homeless guy. witnesses said they were tear filed -- terrified. they were calling police and the homeless man was screaming things like "i don't care if i die. i don't care if i go to jail. i would kill a mother-f-er." and they said instead of being scared you should have asked him how you could have helped. >> no one on the train asked jordan, what's wrong? how can i help you? so for ev

integrity and honor that is characteristic of who he is and is honorable service in the united states marine corps. reporter: and penny remain quiet throughout the court proceedings attorney argued for his release on bail siding that is good standing of the military strong family ties and no previous criminal record cell phone video showing him restraining jordan in a chokehold on the subway lastly ellipticals for pennies arrests after the city's medical examiner, ruled the newly step was a homicide knowingness, recording the video we've all seen by now, to the local reporters any they must speaking aggressively saying this, that he was hungry, and he was thirsty, but he did not care about anything pretty did not care about the going to jail that he did not care and he is a big life sentence and he said, i don't even care if i die and attorneys for neely family said today while they were hopeful for case of manslaughter as well to be upgraded to murder. >> is an for some of you jump somebody out of the train and they took her life but after 15 years, murder two, and up to 25 to life and so we need

a hero who has done his service the united states marine corps for our country, risked his life.don't give him the benefit of the doubt? by the way sean --. >> sean: by the way who is going to want to intervene again? >> nobody, they'll run away. but alvin bragged cut him loose and talked to everyone on that car they made the decision to release him. but because of aoc, crazy alexandria ocasio-cortez. >> sean: just for the benefit for the people who are not from new york can you say that again, aoc all-out crazy alexandria ocasio-cortez and her mini mes call it an all-out lynching and murder and so now alvin bragg is probably nervous getting george soros call i didn't give you a million dollars to do anything like this, i want you to rethink this and now the pressure is on from the left. so there is a possibility he'll be arrested, and then they would have to put it in front of a grand jury. none will find this marine guilty. >> sean: this is new york city, not a normal city. >> but these are subway riders. now, when it was white versus black. if it had been black on black white

aircraft carriers, men and women who fly jets and the best infantry in the world which is the united states marine corps whole, what i've been saying lately is our military needs to be ferocious, not fabulous. ashley: [laughter] it's one way of putting it. what's the morale like among those that are serving? its got to be a little, you know , frustrating to say the least. >> it's extremely frustrating because lately, in the past, you know, 10, 15 years, the military has been putting out need less training about command climate and how are your feelings when they should be in the morning get your workout in, go to the range, learn tactics, rehearse them and then go back to the range. now they are just putting this out especially with the budge the doesn't really matter in the military because they can't even audit themselves but they are wasting money and people aren't joining the military for this and it's frustrating for the men and women who are in there and we've got really good people in there and it's being avoided even to the point where it was brought up at the pentagon. well is this the new recr

honor that is characteristic of who he is, characteristic of his honorable service in the united states marine corps and, you know, he has his head held up high. >> neely's death has sparked widespread protests in the city and prompted discussions about the city's efforts to care for the homeless and those suffering from mental illness. joining us now is msnbc anchor lindsey reiser who's outside that courthouse here in new york. lindsey, we're expecting a press conference from the neely family at the top of next hour. it has been almost two weeks, and this is what his family and protesters have been calling for, so what do you know about what led prosecutors to this charging decision? >> reporter: well, ana, we know nbc news has learned that the d.a.'s office made this decision in consultation with the nypd without presenting it to the grand jury, so this was a charging decision made by the d.a.'s office. we know that penny arrived here at the courthouse shortly after 8:00 a.m. today. he's facing that manslaughter in the second degree, that's causing the death of someone else in a reckless manner, a

and honor that is characteristic of who he is characteristic of honorable service in the united states marine corpsaniel penny chose intentionally chose a technique to use that is designed to cut off air. that's what he chose. and he chose to continue to hold that chokehold. minute after minute, second after second until there was no life left in jordan neely. penny was released on $100,000 bond. if convicted, he could face up to 15 years in prison. so called doomsday mom known as laurie fallow, was found guilty of murder in her of her own children and conspiracy to kill her husband's ex wife and idaho jury announced their decision earlier today, they say the bodies of seven year old joshua and 16 year old tiley were found on her husband's property. in 2020. the verdict marks the end of a three year investigation that included bizarre claims. bobby children, apocalyptic prophecies and illicit affairs. prosecutor prosecutors also charged lloyd gallows husband, chad dabble in connection with the death of his late wife, tammy, his cases being tried separately and sentencing is set for a later date. ta

so who do we blame hero who has done his service in the united states marine corps far country risked his life. we don't give him the benefit of the doubt. and, by the way, sean the d a is ever gonna want to intervene again. if that's going to be, the result will run away. but alvin bragg already cut him loose. they already talked to everybody that was on that car. they made a decision to release it now because of the pressure of aoc all our crazy alexandria , ocasio cortez and her minions minute. can you say that, just for the benefit of people that are not from new york? you say that again, aoc all out crazy casio cortez. and her little mini means they call it a modern day lynching. they call it murder. and so now, alvin bragg is getting nervous. he's probably getting george soros's core. i didn't give you a million dollars to do anything like this. i want you to rethink this, and now the pressure is on from the left. so there is a possibility he'll be arrested and then they'd have to put it in front of a grand jury. no grand jury is going to find this marine guilty. this is new yor

integrity and honor that is characteristic of who he is, of his honorable service in the united states marine corpsd held up high. >> penny can be seen in this video putting jordan neely in a chokehold for several minutes to try to subdue him. one witness telling nbc new york saying that neely got on the train and he began an aggressive speech saying he was hungry, didn't care about anything, didn't care about going to jail. his death has been ruled a homicide by the medical examiner. that's not a legal charge. he was not immediately charged, sparking protests by many advocates for the homeless. neely's family attorney speaking to the media today. >> unfortunately, when you are dealing with the mental illness, sometimes you decide to pull away. people look at that and say, where is his family, where is his support? i want you to know that his family supported him. you can look at this photo and see any of us in this picture. >> joining me now is rehema ellis from outside the courthouse in lower manhattan, former u.s. attorney joyce vance. rehema, what happened at the arraignment? >> reporter: this

integrity and honor that is characteristic of who he is, of his honorable service in the united states marine corps. >> the charge was announced yesterday by manhattan district attorney alvin bragg. he has been attacked for his record on crime and criticized for his decision to charge former president donald trump with business fraud. in d.c., members of the house judiciary committee are blasting bragg and a former lead investigator and threatening legal action. mark pomeranz refused to answer the questions about the trump criminal charges. he resigned after bragg said he would not charge trump. republicans want to know if bragg's decision now is politically motivated. the attorney for neely's family called for the charges to be elevated to murder and the next court appearance for penny will be july 17th. back to you. >> sandra: laura, thank you. john. >> john: sandra, another fox news alert, the white house will give an update on the debt ceiling negotiations after president biden and speaker mccarthy postponed their high stakes meeting set for today. but the already tense discussions may be becom

united states , my son wasn't sitting on the board of a foreign corporation. he was foation. sitting in the cockpit of an f thirty five in the united states marine corps. e codefending our country. the truth of the matter is the matter is , i think the american people look at this. thank you . r --an pthe american people loos this and they understand what it is . buant the important thing and yu understand this, sean , and you're maybe the greatesaybi example in american media, the that's the opposite. >> what we see here is this, this, this, this unholyallian alliance between the mainstream media and liberal democrats that essentially collude suppr to suppress these stories. >>es it would be a year and a half after the twenty twenty election beforet the american people found out what the biden family probably already knew . ideniland that was that was huns laptop that came out a monthd rr before the election reported in the new york post.d and now here wnoe see thist th information coming out. and i think the most jarring thing that came out in that hearing today is when whenwhen congressman comber revealed it back in back in 2020, joe biden said repe

the united states and marine corps were focused on maintaining an easy piece and ensuring the freedomsthreat today posed by the domain. today, you, your sailors, marines will face challenges in every domain that you operate in , from the seabed to the stars as well as in cyberspace. nations like iran and north korea are destabilizing forces, russia continues the unprovoked and illegal invasion of ukraine and the asia-pacific, a rapid buildup of the people's republic of china navy as they look to intimidate their regional neighbors to gain excessive of their maritime claims. it is clear these nations are trying to upend national order that since world war ii has been bringing peace and economic opportunity for billions around the globe. you will face great challenges and you will do so in a rapidly changing environment. i can think of no greater responsibility and no greater honor than to be entrusted with leading our sailors and our marines. you will be asked to made -- make hard decisions, decisions that have impacts on the lives of those under your charge. make no mistake, you are re

united states armed services. prior to joining the fbi, mr. allen served in the united states marine corps including service in iraq, kuwait, and japan. in the marines, he received several awards including the navy and marine corps commendation medal and the marine corps achievement medal. mr. allen received an honorable discharge from his marine corps duty. and in the letter we got from the fbi, they are questioning his commitment to our country. i find that astounding. prior to blowing the whistle, mr. allen received several awards from the fbi, including being selected as employee of the year for the charlotte field office in 2019. mr. allen holds a bachelor of arts degree from the american military university. mr. tristan leavitt. he is an attorney and president of empower oversight, an organization dedicated to enhancing independence over corporate wrongdoing. prior to joining the organization, mr. leavitt was a senate confirmed member of the united states merit system protection board which adjudicates whistleblower retaliation claims. he also served as the principal deputy special c

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i'm listed in the marine corps in 2008 after graduating from -- i served for five years -- and united states marine corps deployed to afghanistan 2011. [inaudible] and my works then, the failures of that war, the lack of oversight and unclear mission became more and more clear. those failures were codified in kabul of august 2021. the subject we are hearing about today, and the lakes waiting up, the chaotic two weeks in the period after. however, many mistakes were made over the last 22 years who led us to this moment. we have to find solutions to the great threats that so many afghans i work with, so many others work, with face today. when as we examine those mistakes and look at solutions, i leave the community with only one thought, it is this. it is not too late. we're gonna talk a lot today about the stakes leading up to. that urgent action right now will save so many lives. there's so many people, so many organizations we work with today. and it's not too late to take swift action to assist those. prior to the fall of kabul in 2022, the civil side engaged with congress and the biden ad

and we see the marine corps, they've been there for us from the halls of montezuma to thepot shores of tripoli, to the subways of new york cityhe. this sergeant in the united came states marine corps came to the all the citizens say he could have walked away, like most o citizensbser on or observed whae call myob. busined your business, which has paralyzed the city. but he gets involvedyze her to . good samaritans. >> jump inol.d him do he didn't even know. heey hold them down. they restrain. he's telling the passengers call 911. they did toodid.k fifteen minuts for the cops to come because we don't have enough cops. all weekend long. all the officials saying we're not doing enough for the emotionally disturbed, for the schizophrenic. we need to do more now all of a sudden now bean bag gets a call from two people, slim shady sharpton, who says, i want himr indicted for murder and i want the two good samaritans indicted for murder. what are you out of your mind?me d then alland aoc, all our crazy alexandrian cassiel corteze sayh scores a trifecta day one . she says he murdered day two . he lynched him. day three , he executed. so you have this gang of influential new y

>> that's correct, sir. >> did you receive any medals during your service for the marine corps in the united states navy? >> i did, sir, as a member of the marine corps, i received navy accommodation middle of each event metal. >> since we are legions to the united states as well established over decades, wearing the uniform, fighting for our country. i am proud that you continue to fight for our country as a whistle blower here, making a disclosure to the united states congress. mr. allen, is that your belief that you are retaliated against because you shared an email that questioned the truthfulness of fbi director christopher wray. >> yes, sir. >> and he believed he was untruthful based on testimony given to the ninth state senate, isn't that right? >> yes, sir. >> and that testimony to the senate, you believe that christopher wray indicated that there were no confidential informants, no fbi assets that were present at the capitol on january 6th that were part of the violent riots, isn't that right? >> yes, sir. >> please play the video, we are not going to hear from george hill, who worked up t

two days later, he joined the united states marine corps. now, this is a decision he made after he listened to reports of the attack on pearl harbor over the family radio in 1941. corporal saucerman was ready to fight and fight he did with great valor. in a year he went from rural western indiana to the volcanic beaches of here jeem pa -- ear jeem pa. he was part of a platoon, fourth marine division. as he and other marines approached the shore, the battle was so fierce, the marines could barely make out the smoke shrouded island. days after landing corporal saucerman and his 30-man platoon reached the front lines. only ten returned. while corporal saucerman did not raise the stars and stripes on mt. say sarabacci, he could sees waving high from his position on the shoreline. that american flag wouldn't have flown over the island had corporal saucerman and brother marines had not been fighting there for it. weeks later he led an operation to flush out japanese riflemen that were hidden deep in caves. wayne saucerman was hit three times by en

their way to the united states face an uncertain legal future as your status remains in a difficult place. my name is pete i'm from st. louis, missouri. i'm within the in the marine corps 2000 after graduating. i served for five years as an infantry rifleman in the united states marine corps in 2011. during that time and that deployment and in my work since the failures of that war of lack of oversight and mission became more and more clear. those failures were codified in kabul in august of 2021. the hearing today as the weeks leading up to those chaotic two weeks and the period after. however, many mistakes are made over the past the 22 years that have led us to this moment. their examination of those mistakes must include an urgent focus on finding solutions to the grave threat so many afghans i work with and so many others i work with face today. as we examine this mistakes and look at solutions it's with one thought is this. it is not too late. we are going to talk a lot today about the mistakes made leading up to that part urgent action right now will save so many lives. there are so many people so many organizations work with today. it's not too late to take swi

former united states marine corps intelligence officer cattle ritter scott welcomes you to our studiooffensive. ukraine says it is not ready and postpones. this is an offensive for more and more time, and america pushes. what are the goals of america pushing the unprepared ukrainians offensive? what the americans have made very clear about their goals is that a strategic defeat of russia is not a victory for ukraine it is a strategic defeat of russia but a strategic defeat of russia for the americans requires the following to create a situation that will create unrest within russia remember there was one aspect of the war sanctions diplomatic isolation. and the idea was such that it was necessary to weaken russia to undermine russia in order to for the russians to start a rebellion against the russian government. this is a strategic defeat for russia. well, just now, well, they brought such news, the head of the ukrainian dmitry kuleb said that if kiev does not succeed in the counteroffensive, then there will be another word for word. i am going to read it now. and don't look at the s

united states naval academy in annapolis passes into view. ♪ ♪ >> next come the cadets of the united states coast t guard academy. ♪ [applause] >> then the marine corpsoday is a parade route for every branch of the armed services. c-822s, the flying boxcars, lead one of the greatest air armadas ever to fly over the capitol, more than 700 planes in all. [background sounds] >> b-36 bombers pass overhead. ♪ >> the parade includes not only the military, but is a panorama of american life. the president's home state of missouri has several displays. one of them, a wagon drawn by missouri mules. ♪ ♪ >> other floats depict products and scenery of the various states. this is kentucky's. the vice president's home at the same timee -- home state. the state of texas float moves down the avenue. ♪ ♪ >> the district of columbia display features reproductions of the capitol and the washington monument. the massachusetts float honoring the early american settlers who landed on the shores of that state. ♪ ♪ >> the figure of uncle sam strides down the avenue. civic, business with, labor and fraternal organizations representing millions of their members from all over