the report of the us president's special inspector about biden was met with anger and criticism from the white house. kamal harris, joe biden's deputy , accused the us department of justice inspector robert hore of political work and said that he intended to hit biden with the report. in this report, the special inspector of the us department of justice said that biden deliberately classified documents when he was the vice president. he kept it at home and disclosed it, however , no charges have been brought against him. robert hore added biden's actions have put national security at risk. this reporter described biden as having a severely limited and weak memory that he does not know when he was vice president and when his son died. criticizing this reporter, joe biden said his memory is fine. but trump , the previous president of the united states, responded to this report and said: if biden is not going to be indicted, he should not be indicted either. the reporter of the us department of justice has been welcomed by republicans. the students of a school in kashan plan to kill one of the veterans of 70% of the imposed war tomorrow morning accompany the march of the 22

of mexico. this gaffe happened when biden was criticizing the justice department's report about his poor memory . the special investigator of the us department of justice recently described biden as an old man with a weak memory in his report. mike johnson, the republican speaker of the us house of representatives, in response to the justice department's report on mental abilities. joe biden is no longer fit for the presidency of the united states. us president biden has confused the presidents of countries with officials several times , including just a few days ago he said to he recently met former french president mitterrand. it has been 30 years since mitterrand's death. clashes in india killed four and 25. 50 people were injured. clashes in haldwani city started yesterday evening following the destruction of a muslim religious school mosque. the city is now under curfew and internet services have been completely cut off. a group of french women gathered in paris to protest the killing of 900 women during macron's presidency in this country. they did protesters near the eiffel tower were holding a 15-meter-long cloth with the

i have been indicted by the us department of justice biden administration has charged them for doing what we are about to do for going to an international conference in russia. this indictment is a huge attack on freedom of speech. a huge attack on freedom of assembly. if the letter of the law, as they are trying to enforce it, stands in court, all kinds of international delegations, all kinds of political activism and discipline speech would be rendered illegal. and in light of the indictment, we're already hearing wider costs. there's been calls to indict people for pro palestine demonstrations. there's been calls to indict people for alleged links to china, and they are anxious to start prosecuting individuals who put forward views like the views that we put forward. we oppose war. we want a better relationship with russia and china, and venezuela and all the countries that are currently being sanctioned and attacked by the american government. well, we convened the press conference to say that we as american citizens have the right to travel to russia, and we have the right to par

jesse novel, penny has, and no molly, i should tell her, i have been indicted by the us department of justice. biden administration has charged them for doing what we are about to do for going to an international conference in russia. this indictment is a huge attack on freedom of speech. a huge attack on freedom of assembly if the letter of the law as they are trying to enforce it, stands in court. all kinds of international delegations, all kinds of political activism and discipline speech would be rendered illegal. and in light of the indictment, we're already hearing wider calls. there's been calls to indict people for pro palestine demonstrations. there's been calls to indict people for alleged links to china, and they are anxious to start prosecuting individuals who put forward views like the views that we put forward. we oppose war. we want a better relationship with russia and china, and venezuela and all the countries that are currently being sanctioned and attacked by the american government. well, we convene the press conference to say that we as american citizens have the right to travel

he addressed after the publication of the report of the special inspector of the us department of justice that biden is not worthy of criminal prosecution due to negligence in keeping classified documents. but he said that he is a person with poor memory who is not able to remember the events of the past and does not even know the time of his son's death. the president of the united states defended his memory by holding a press conference, but he made a mistake again in the same conference. mitterrand was first described by the german president. a group of french women gathered in paris to protest the killing of 900 women during macron's presidency in this country. protesters near the eiffel tower were holding a 15-meter-long cloth with the names and ages of 900 women who were killed by their husbands. was written in this protest rally, the women demanded a serious fight against gender violence in the country by the french government and declared that the government does not have the political and practical will to defend women's rights and has not allocated enough financial resources to deal with v

president of mexico after the publication of the report of the special inspector of the us department of justice, which found biden worthy of criminal prosecution due to negligence in the storage of classified documents. but he said that he is a person with poor memory who is not able to remember what happened the past is not even time. he doesn't even know about his son's death. the president of the united states intended to defend his memory by holding a press conference, which he did once again in the same conference. this francois maitan was first described by the president of germany, and now the second case of the third program of tonight's program is dedicated to the war in eastern europe . the russian ministry of defense says that it shot down 19 ukrainian drones in one night. according to john kirby, the attacks made ukraine worried about running out of ammunition. we know that in some units they use their ammo very, very carefully because they worry about running out . despite these shortcomings and even with these speeches in the us senate. if we fail at this point , if we leave our friends in ukraine i

the us department of justice did not consider biden worthy of criminal prosecution due to negligence in maintaining classified documents, but said that he is a person with poor memory who is unable to remember past events and even the time of his child's death. earlier this week, biden also claimed that he had a conversation with mitterrand, who died 30 years ago, 3 years ago. he also described francois mittens as the president of germany first, and now the second case of the third program of tonight's program is dedicated to the war in eastern europe first. let's see a report on the latest field and political developments of the war between russia and ukraine. the russian ministry of defense says that it shot down 19 ukrainian drones in one night. according to john kirby, ukraine is worried about running out of ammunition. we know that in some units they use their ammunition very, very carefully because they are worried about running out. despite these shortcomings and even with these speeches in the us senate. if at this moment. if we fail, if we leave our friends in ukraine in the

the us department of justice has just released a special counsel's report on joe biden's handling ofdocuments. on cnn, whose total audience in primetime the interview covered more than 10 times in 2 hours, they continued to drone on about special prosecutor hur’s new report about how wrong the president was. the usa, who kept secret documents in his garage, seemed to be still under control, but then biden himself woke up and ruined everything, irritated by khur’s conclusions, he rushed to press. how bad is your memory, can you continue to be president? my memory is so bad that i let you talk. this is how a disastrous contrast with putin arose for biden, which they clearly wanted to avoid, which, of course, drew the attention of everyone who watched the interview with one eye. at the very time when his opponents are experiencing a dangerous moment, the new york times will restrainedly write in the morning, from users on social networks, no mercy. putin has now given a lecture on hundreds of years of eastern european history for more than 28 minutes without a single cheat sheet. biden

the media are discussing new faces that the us department of justice has discovered against hunter bidens phone photographs that clearly show prohibited substances and accessories for their use. according to sources , biden jr. took the pictures in december 1818, just when hunter publicly denied any involvement in such drugs. now, with the help of these photographs, as well as correspondence with... investigators plan to prove to the court that the president’s son not only smuggled, but used drugs right in the offices of the white house. and this is footage of a terrible accident in texas. a car crashed into an urgent point assistance in the city of austin. the driver died on the spot, and at least 10 other people were injured. some were urgently transported to other medical facilities. the cause of the incident is still unknown, but a police statement states that the driver drove into a building. french farmers held a protest in the center of paris, they went on a demonstration demanding fair control of prices for dairy products. demonstrators on tractors blocked the street in front of

us president's special inspector's report on biden was met with anger and criticism from the white house. kamla harris , joe biden's deputy , accused robert hoare, the us justice department's inspector, ofitical work and said that he intends to hit biden with the report. this report said that biden in when the vice president. he kept and disclosed classified documents at home. however, there is no charge against him. robert added that biden's actions have put national security at risk . this reporter described biden as having a severely limited and weak memory that he does not know when he was vice president and when his son died. criticizing this report, joe biden said that his memory is fine. but trump, the previous president of the united states, reacted to this report. he said: if biden is not going to be indicted, he should not be indicted either. report of the ministry of justice america has been welcomed by republicans. in the name of god, hello, have a good time. the fajr cup international wrestling competition ended with the championship of the iranian team. these competitions coincide with the 45th anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution for two days and with the

us. we begin in washington. us presidentjoe biden has defended not only his handling of classified documents at the centre of the justice departmentlso his fitness for the job leading the country. earlier the day, the person leading the investigation into his handling of documents said, he wilfully

the us department of justice has just released a special counsel's report on joe biden's handling ofovered by more than 10 times in 2 hours, they continued to drone on about the new report of special prosecutor hur about how wrong the us president was in keeping secret documents in my garage. it seemed like everything was still under control. on your feet. i'm an old man, and i know what the hell i'm doing, i was the president, i put this country in charge. thus, a disastrous contrast for biden with putin arose, which they clearly wanted to avoid, which, of course, drew the attention of everyone who watched the interview with tucker with one eye , and others with these backstage scenes from the white house. putin's appearance underscored his tactical confidence at the very time when his opponents are experiencing a dangerous moment, the new york times wrote discreetly the next morning from users on social networks there is no mercy. putin just gave a lecture on hundreds of years of history. europe for more than 28 minutes without a single cheat sheet. biden has no idea what he had fo

of it, congressman. >> two stats, harris, one, this is back in 2018 justice department numbers that 64% of federal arrests were non-citizens. now, this justice department under biden, this dhs won't give us the data of where all these people are going much less who they are being arrested but then separately in 2023 half of those arrests had multiple convictions. i think you will see a theme this year from president trump. it is all about safety and security. is your money secure from inflation? are your families secure from crime? is our border secure? is america secure with the world on fire? you may not like how he says or what he says sometimes, but at the end of the day, every day americans want to feel safe. they certainly do not right now. i don't care what your political persuasion is. >> harris: as a warrior who served this country what would you say about the choice that americans in big cities are having to make right now? we showed you some video. it is hand-to-hand. if somebody puts their hand on you to grab something they can touch you. this takes us into a zone where violence is potential at many, many more occasions than they were just a few weeks and months ago. your tho

us department of justice arrested a former fbi informant. he faces 25 years in prison for obstruction of justice against chita biden.as arrested at the international airport in las vegas. he is accused of fabricating claims that president joe biden and his son demanded two $5 million bribes from a us energy company. burist company. for hunter to, quote, take care of all the problems with the help of his father. however, at the very, very end of the indictment, it is still noted that the defendant had contact with company executives in 2017, when joe biden was no longer vice president in the barack obama administration. however, if convicted, smirnov faces a maximum sentence of 25 years in prison. previously, republicans have repeatedly argued that democrat joe biden exceeded his authority in trying to help. financial interests of his son in ukraine. russian it companies began to refuse the services of relaxants. programmers from the regions ask for less money and it is easier to apply for them. taras kucharenko studied the market and found out why it is still impossible to do without specialists living outside russi

breaking news, according to the department of justice , many photographs of what ultimately turned out to be crack, cocaine and paraphernalia for their use were found on hunter biden'st this is further evidence that hunter was taking drugs, although samo was responsible for it, filling out an application for the acquisition of weapons, speaking of drugs in the administration, may... it is worth re-opening the investigation and finding who brought the bag of drugs into the biden white house. they didn't find a single suspect in 10 long days of investigation, all on top of the fbi saying they found cocaine residue on, i don't know what it was, probably hunter's gun or holster. photos of drugs found on hunter biden's phone , taken before he purchased a gun in 2018, have come to light. with proof his lies about his drug addiction. the court included photographs and printouts of messages from hunter's phone in its tuesday conclusion. in the messages, he tells his then-girlfriend haley baydon, in the presence of his deceased brother beau, about how he bought and used drugs. before oct. 12, 2018, the date the gun was purchased, the defendant used his phone to take photogra

news, according to the department of justice , numerous photographs of what ultimately turned out to be crack, cocaine and paraphernalia for their use were found on hunter biden'sher evidence that the hunter took drugs, although he himself denied this when filling out an application to purchase a weapon. speaking of drugs in the administration, maybe it's worth restarting the investigation to find who brought the bag of drugs to... biden's house, they didn't find any one suspect in 10 long days of investigation, all on top of the fact that the fbi says they found cocaine residue on i don't know what it was, probably on hunter's gun or holster. photos of drugs found on hunter biden's phone , taken before he purchased a gun in 2018, provided fresh evidence that he was lying about his drug addiction, he concluded. on tuesday, the court presented him with photographs and printouts of messages from hunter’s phone. in the messages, he tells his then-girlfriend hailey baydon spoke to his late brother beau about how he acquired and used drugs. before oct. 12, 2018, the date the gun was purchased, the defendant used his phone to take photographs of crack and cocaine and

of this potent narcotic. his death a footnote in the polarised debate over us—mexico border. let's turn to some other news around the world. the us attorney—general says a justice department probe into president biden'sa special counsel early last year after aides to mr biden found sensitive government materials at his home in delaware, and in an office he used after her term as vice president. mr biden has said he cooperated with the investigation. us military officials said they've located a missing marine helicopter in the california mountains, similar to the one shown here. the fate of the five marines travelling on board is unclear. but the officials said the rescue operation is ongoing. the marines were on a training flight near san diego early on wednesday. the missing helicopter was found about 45 miles from its destination. that's about 70 kilometres. the un's humanitarian coordinator says the leaders of the two warring factions in sudan have agreed to meet for talks on the delivery of aid. martin griffiths said at least 25 million people are in need of assistance — and the un has had very limited access. it's appealing for more money to fund humanitarian operations in sudan and neighbouring

now to other news from around the world now: the us attorney general says a justice department probe into president biden's handling of. garland appointed a special counsel after aides found sensitive documents used after the term as mr biden said that he co—operated with the investigation. us military officials say they've located a missing marine hospital in the california mountains similar to the one shown here. the fate of the one shown here. the fate of the five marines travelling on board is unclear, but the officials said that the rescue operation is ongoing. the marines were on a training flight near san diego on wednesday. the missing helicopter was found about 45 miles from its destination. the un's humanitarian co—ordinator says the leaders of the two warring factions in sudan have agreed to meet for talks on the delivery of aid. martin griffith said at least 25 million people are in need of assistance and the un has had limited access. it's appealing for more money to fund humanitarian operations. more than nine million people have been displaced in ten months of conflict between rival military leaders. an

can remind him of the meetings we had together, one-on-one with others, more on biden naem this morning the department of justice veiled hunter biden cell phone had photos of alleged drug use november and disease 2018 show cocaine crack cocaine, drug paraphernalia on his phone. cheryl: look at the end of the day, it is about "the big guy" about access to the big guy all meetings over and over this is what we have found in investigations in the house things to jim jordan, james comer. is that it was about selling access to the vice president biden full stop, getting there obviously, the republicans have to credit taken their time to make sure they get all facts in order, this laptop, by the way, they got a copy of the tlap given to hunter attorneys what are they are doing with it going to use that as defense? at the end of the day he is still facing gun charges sweetheart deal thrown out i think process has taken so much time. right? >> sat on laptop long time interfered with election we know how 51 intelligence officials signed on to paper not true in any way, shape or form john ratcliffe on this program in 2020 said that is not true this is not russian dissing notion of t

us department of justice for $10000000.00 in damages. she sees the agency oversaw on f b. i cover up of her case against joe biden. she accused of sexual assaults that took place while he was a senator in 1993. as a result of the actions carried out inside the run silver operation, cassandra by the respondent f. b i at our claimant has suffered severe emotional distress. and the zion was subject to, to death threats was on no police availed on, had her communications on financial records sees done for quoted, and was forced to apply for asylum to a side country. incredible say of her life and liberty. while i'm happy to say tara rejoined, just live now in the studio to discuss at what is a very personal case of course, tara, but one perhaps with a lot of run vacations to take us through the details. what you're seeking here. yes. well, you know, i'm a geo political and our analysis and usually i, we talk about other things, but this is important because it happened to me and i did work as a former senate aide, and i also work for leon panetta and joe biden. and unfortunately, there was a case where there was a sec

us. we begin in washington. us presidentjoe biden has defended not only his handling of classified documents at the centre of the justice department investigation but also his fitness for the job leading the country. earlier the day, the person leading the investigation into his handling of documents said, he wilfully retained documents on matters including national security. it stems back to 2017 and his role as vice president. the special council has decided not to pursue criminal charges against mr biden, saying he opted against criminal charges because mr biden co—operated and guilt could not be established beyond reasonable doubt. the special counsel. he admitted a handful of documents were filed in the wrong place and said he had immediately turned them over to thejustice department. he defended keeping hold of them saying they were locked in the garage at his delaware home. he defended himself in a televised address from the white house. 1 himself in a televised address from the white house.- from the white house. i have seen the _ from the white house. i have seen the headlines _ from the white house. i have seen the headl

us department of justice. he didn't remember when he was vice president, forgetting the first day of the interview when his term ended, forgetting on the second day of the interview when his term began. it's 2024, bidenquestion is whether he understands this and to what extent now seems to hang in the air by itself. the most frequently used quote will now be. a man with a bad memory, biden couldn’t stand this anymore, his assistants rearranged the schedule on the fly, at exactly 8 pm washington time, the us president appeared before the press, just as elderly, but... not at all attractive. i know that the report focuses on some language regarding my recollection of events, even mentioning that i do not remember when my son died. how the hell did he dare to bring this up? question. to be honest, when they asked it to me, i thought it was none of their business. it was a long way from special prosecutor robert hur, but here they were, reporters from the presidential pool, standing opposite. floating on top of the gold crowd is peter doocy's voice from fox news, whom biden can only bite this evening.

of you watching us here in the united states, canada, and around the world. this is cnn news room. the u.s. justice department's special council says joe biden won't face any criminal charges for his mishandling of classify documents but the report includes concerns about his age and mental sharpness that didn't go over well with the u.s. president. he said his memory is fine and such extraneous commentary didn't belong in the report. president biden added i did not break the law period. and the matter is now closed. >>> joining me now from new york, is criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor bernard. thanks for being with us. so let's start with the documents probe. the special council side biden willfully retained and disclosed national security information. so why wasn't president biden charged but donald trump was? >> good morning, thank you for having me, so in terms of why president biden is not going to be charged you have to think as a former prosecutor, you have to think whether you can prove your case beyond a reasonable doubt to a jury. technically, if you were prosecutor and you are not able to prove the case beyond a rea

biden and justify charging donald trump. we don't agree with the analysis the department of justice has been using, but that was the one job. it tells you how close a call this came with joe biden, that they had to rely on something that was going to also be damaging but really was their only card they could play was we don't think he is competent to stand trial. and if that's -- and the reason for that is it all goes back to they had plenty of evidence to bring this case and they had justification to bring it since they brought one against -- very similar against president trump. >> harris: do you think it is a pass? if he can't stand being indicted, how in the world is he allowed to stand being a commande commander-in-chief? how is that allowed to happen but they can't indict him? that feels like a pass. why can't they go for it? there are a lot of people who can't remember things and still end up in court. >> harris, i have never seen a prosecutor screen a potential case that has this much evidence on a classified documents retention and disclosure case in which they made the arguments for the defense and the defendant in

us knowing to have them adjust the language. biden exercised privilege. >> jim jordan is pursuing the washington influence and the how are they used weaponizing the department of justicestion. how much involvement was the white house engaged and involved? how much pressure did he get from the attorney general himself? absolutely. it will be core to the question. hur seems very serious. he has done a very thorough job. how much influence was there coming out of the white house? >> dana: great to have you here on set with us. good to see you. have a good day. >> the threat is very serious. everyone uses the same language that i have. it is a very serious threat. i'm very glad the administration is beginning to take action. >> jacque: growing concerns vladimir putin is planning to launch a nuclear weapon into space. whether china can help deter moscow. why the white house may be pumping the brakes on its push toward electric vehicles. ♪ ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well ♪ ♪ jardiance! ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance ♪ ♪ at each day's start! ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to see ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c! ♪ jardi

united states and great britain, us vessel, and get get the president to stop what he's doing, president biden, even in his old age, even though the department of justice here in the united states has called him feeble, memory deplived, and all, they did that yesterday ' "they should wake him up and say, look, we need you to stop this, because it's the us that needs to stop it. meanwhile, i have to say that the hooties, strangely enough, have a real partner in their struggle to stop the genocide, and who is that partner? happens to be a un body called the international court of justice. wow, what?" where are the other arab leaders? where are the leaders of turkey? they need to explicitly condemn all this and do more than condemn it in a gradual way. in other words, i'm not saying major offensive or major attack of any kind, but ape what vladimir putin is doing in ukraine, attrition, attrition, attrition, attrition until the israelis are feeling so much economic damage. from what the hooches are doing the red sea that they'll realize that they have no future, they have no economic future unless they cease and dissist. don debar in his most recent commen

the weaponized attacks of radical far-left prosecutors and joe biden's department of justice against president donald trump are nothing more than a targeted political witch hunt used to further their own extreme far-left political agenda and hijack the will of the american people. come election day as president donald trump continues to dominate in the polls extreme democrats will stop at nothing in an attempt to prevent president donald trump from returning to the white house. >> thank you for leading on this. the same people trying to keep donald trump off the ballot are the same ones who supported the fake dossier, the biggest fraud in political history, probably. the same ones who claimed obamacare would let you keep your dr. and it's going to cost you less. same people that claim the border is secure. now they claim donald trump is a danger to democracy. and should not be on the ballot. just three quick facts, the real threat to democracy is an administration that weaponizes government to target, intimidate, and silence political opponents. the real threat to democracy is the use of law fair to destroy political adversaries and interfere in elections. the rea

of a hate crime? tell us. >> welcome apparently, laura, i'm guilty of talking with police officers not getting arrested the day of the event. if that makes you a felon and joe biden's department of justicee singing violent hymns worshiping god. i can see where that iskr intimidating from joe biden joe biden and kamala harris, christian clarke and others of>l the reproductive task force. his >> laura: steve, as his attorney, tell us about theses o charges.e as we think about what happened to this country in the summer of 2020 and the devastation and tha death and the property damage caused all in the name of george floyd, there were some arrests, but a lot of people didn't get arrested who werer obviously doing violent things.r what does this mean for the country? >> absolutely. it doesn't look too good for the future, does it, laura? obviously we have an election coming up, but the fact of the matter is we never should have had a federal law that prohibits a peaceful sit in like this to begin with. it was all about the abortion back in the clinton administration. but aftecer dobbs, the whole purpose for a face act, which was to support the so-called federal right to abortion has n disap

of checks and balances, you know? very clearly here, you know, going back to, or you know, the hur report, you know, this is the biden administration using the justice departmenterence. and i think the supreme court is seeing that, you know, the state of colorado with a completely democratic supreme court following suit here was really just -- you know, arguments that don't make any sense under the 14th amendment. i was heartened to hear all of the supreme court justices, the liberal ones and the conservative ones, really question the soundness of the state of colorado's argument that somehow the state would have supremacy over a federal candidate and the ability to disqualify them. you know, chief justice roberts pointed out very quickly that, look, if we we ruled in your favor, things are going to turn just the opposite where where red states are going to knock liberal candidates off of the ballot, and we'll have all chaos. but i think the most important thing was all of the liberal justices like ketanji brown and kagan and even sotomayor pushed back on this idea, you know, where the 14th amendment, everyone knows that the history of the 14th amendment, mari

use that money to cancel conservatives. he got made fun of this legal theory many years ago when he came up with it, now the biden justice department attorneys general across the country are going along with general paxton's legal theory. he has truly been the warrior on big tech. we have a problem with big tech. google, amazon, facebook and apple have gatekeeping power in this country over information and commerce in the use that gatekeeping power to silence conservatives and crush small businesses. we see this where people say if you don't like twitter, build your own so parler came along and what happened? you had google and apple cake parler out of the app store duopoly and amazon kicked parler off the internet. if we did not have a benevolent billionaire with elon musk making this terrible investment and buying twitter, we would not have free speech online in this country. [applause] >> and we shouldn't have to rely on benevolent billionaires to have free speech in this country. that's why what general paxton is doing in texas is important. we also have amazon. amazon is essentially china's shopping mall. they do china's biddi

used to them quoting a report. that's crazy. >> steve: they're quoting, brian, the joe biden department of justice. that's what that is will new york city police department showing mob of migrants beating down the two cops in times square. they eventually let him you all out. >> lawrence: this is interesting. now the manhattan d.a. says he secured indictments against the seven suspects, ainsley. >> ainsley: gosh, it's hard to watcher that, ainsley. only one of them now is in police custody. >> brian: do we know how the cops are? does anyone ask? >> brian: madeleine rivera is live with the latest? >> yeah, brian. those cops are okay now. the manhattan district attorney says they were requesting new video to figure out each' is' role in this case. nypd body cam footage shows the initial stop. one of the two officers tells the migrants gathered on the sidewalk of 42nd street to move. as they begin to move, the man in the yellow jacket yells in spanish. the officer, quote: looks like ugly betty. it appears the officer then takes the man by the jacket and pushes him against the wall. it looks like the o

of that. thanks for joining us. got it. now, this justice department says president joe biden did mishandled classified documents, but no criminal charges a warranted on duty release report says biden quote, wilfully retained and disclosed highly classified materials. while he was a private citizen. therefore, also says evidence suggests many of the documents were retained by mistake. biden. this please, the pro, completed without challenges, especially because of the college i cooperated completely. i did not draw buddy roadblocks. i saw no delays. in fact, i was so determined to get a special counsel what they needed. i went for the 5 hour in person interview over the 2 days of october, the 9th or 8th or 9th. why? so even though it's really just been attacked by a mouse, on the 7th, i was the middle of handling and international crisis was especially pleased to see the special counsel make clear the start differences between this case and donald trump. to present our federal police say they've lost that opperation targeting topic. it's all full. the president john both tomorrow, as part of an investigation into an alleged coup

unabashedly called his sobriety a key element in joe biden's victory and said that the future of democracy is at stake. earlier , the us department of justicere was no way to confront them. spanish farmers have been blocking roads across the country for 3 weeks and demanding that the government and european officials stop everything negotiations with latin american countries and ukraine so that cheap imports of agricultural products from there do not destroy the domestic market ; farmers in brussels have the same demands, and no barricades or metal hedgehogs near the european parliament building are an obstacle to them. the european quarter, where... the meeting of ministers of 27 eu countries took place, has become the epicenter of clashes, farmers are exploding firecrackers, burning bonfires and do not intend to quickly wind down. more than 2.0 passengers and about 1.0 crew members were held hostage by an unknown disease on board a cruise ship norwegian dawn. the sanitary authorities of mauritius, where the liner was heading from the coast of madagascar, prohibited it from mooring and sent a team of doctors to take samples. 15 people with

of the language used in the report violated justice department rules. our white house correspondent has more on the controversy. >> reporter: president biden today hosting german chancellor shultz to discuss ukraine. biden ignoring questions about special counsel robert hur's explosive report one day after teeing off. >> i've seen the headlines since the report was release good my willful retention of documents. these are not misleading, they're plain wrong. >> reporter: modesto today it was vice president kamala harris who came out slamming the special counsel suggesting politics was involved. >> the way that the president's demeanor in that report was characterized could not be more wrong on the facts and clearly politically motivated. gratuitous. we should expect that there would be a higher level of integrity than what we saw. >> reporter: biden's aides noting the president fully cooperated with the investigation including two days of interviews in the opening days of the israel-hamas war. >> he wanted to make sure he had everything he needed. >> reporter: the special counsel's investigation ending without criminal charges, but hur's assessment of b

us for quite awhile along with former federal prosecutor and department of justice official, elliot williams is with us and cnn political commentator, maria cardona. maria, let me start with you. because those were pretty strong words from hunter biden. what did you think what do you think actually will come out of this hearing today? >> i agree. i got a copy of the statement as well. it was a blistering rebuke view of the insane accusations that republicans have done from the start. and it's based on nothing like hunter biden's opening statements says, it's all based on innuendo, based on conspiracy theories based on lies. and now from what we have recently, it's also based on trade craft from spies and so i think this is a moment for republicans to reflect and say what are we here to do? what did the american people sent us here to do? not to waste their time with all of these lies and conspiracy theories, not toys, their resources. they were elected to lead, they were elected to deal with the economy, to deal with with the border, to deal with crime. all of the key issues that they ran on, they have completely turned their back on the american people on those issues. that's going to be a big message for democrats going into this