all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guess. joining us from badging is victor go, vice president of the center for china and globalization, a leading chinese think tech in tokyo, someone he kinda glitchy is a special advisor at the would you to future study center and then single for evan lex. mamma is an editor at the institute for strategic studies. he also researches indo pacific defense and strategy. a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on the inside story. so when he called, let me start with you today. how significant is this strengthening of the military alliance between the us and japan, and how will it change the security relationship between both countries? it has actually been very long time coming because japan, despite the fact that it's got 3 services of mandatory, there has never been a joint operations command. in other words, japanese services have locked. it's no center. japan is a building, it's no center. and united states has now concluded that it is going to build and establish the corresponding command as a theater command. look

victor just said. not sense roosevelt court packing scheme in the 1930s has anything this radical been suggested. if joe biden wants toway his immunity. got bless him, he can gohead and waive it. but he can't waive it for other presidents. >> laura: chris and victor, -- victor, go ahead. you get a final sum-up there. >> well, i think you hit it on the nail on the head when you said it's biden in search of a legacy. with a failed presidency he wants to go out in some last gasp. this is pathetic, it's going go nowhere. it's going to shame them. >> laura: thank you, both. up next my one-on-one with former president donald trump. is he going to tell us something about the assassination attempt he hasn't shared before. ♪ to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine, like google, but it's r and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies and creepy ads that follow youa and other companies. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. ♪ >> laura: moments a

god bless him he can waive it but not for other presidents. >> laura: well, chris and victor, -- victor, goad and get a final sum up there your co>> well i'm i think you hit it on the nail head when you said s biden in search of a legacy with a failed presidency most of all last gaffes, but this is baffling and pathetic and it will go nowhere. it will hang them. >> laura: thank you both. and up next, one-on-one with former president donald trump is going to tell us something about the assassination attempt he hasn't shared before. ♪ ♪ we planned well for retirement, but i wish we had more cash. you think those two have any idea? that they can sell their life insurance policy for cash? so they're basically sitting on a goldmine? i don't think they have a clue. that's crazy! well, not everyone knows coventry's helped thousands of people sell their policies for cash. even term policies. i can't believe they're just sitting up there! sitting on all this cash. if you own a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more, you can sell all or part of it to coventry. even a term policy. for cash, or a co

and garfield used that as well as as almost anybody know this idea that to the victors go the spoils and and members of congress control so many jobs in their districts and they can, you know, kind of use those jobs use the sort of bait people with these to try to build power base and you know, garfield had done that many times. he was not you know, he was not all that excited about civil service reform until he became president elect. so when garfield won the election and by the way, he won the popular vote in 1880, by something or under 10,000 votes out of over million ballots cast. so i mean, his his margin of victory in the popular vote in 1880 is razor razor razor thin any thinner. and he would probably he would have lost the election so it was razor thin in the popular vote pretty significant in the electoral college. but at any rate, very close to election. so as soon as he his he wins this election. you know i talked about people showing up at his home in northeast ohio to see him and to hear these speeches, the front porch campaign. and that was, by the way, the first ever s

victor, we can go straight to the end of the story. he was able to kidnap the most beautiful girl on earth, helen. at this point, it was discovered in greece that the spartans attacked. on the third. well, thank god, victor. thank you very much for being so detailed and a comprehensive answer. i won’t ask you how it really was, i mean from a historical point of view, because, unfortunately, the program limit is limited, and we don’t have folding beds, pillows or any means to it was possible to spend the night. so, the correct answer to our question: no, the events of the trojan war were described there. third question: is it true that phobos and deimos? these are the satellites of mars. time! daria, let's talk to you. how did you respond? i answered yes, because in both edemo, it translates from fear to horror. how does this relate to satellites? well, these are the satellites of mars. elizabeth. i would like to complement daria’s story, mars in translation mars was named after the god of war, and phobos and deimos are fear and horror,

we've all heard that phrase to the victor go the spoils that's from this period of american history, because the spoils were term used for all those federal jobs with no regulation about them that you could then award upon winning the presidency. to all your different, you can give out the plunder of the public business for private profit to all of your cronies and supporters. and so the stalwarts want the spoils and when garfield wins, they come calling, they come for they want the treasury. that's the one. because that i mean, you can understand why that's where all the money is. so they want all the money that they can get and they start becoming disappointed when they realize that garfield had a different understanding of all those agreements that they struck and see the seeds blooming for future conflict. and so you have control in who's giving up, who is calling on the president elect garfield here at dinner and he starts by the way, he starts calling garfield his private letters, the trickster of dinner, which is because he thinks garfield is relishing his deal and instead. so

victor koretzky. but with just a few metres to go on the near 90 minute race, pidcock passed koretzy to take the titlend i wanted to show what sport is, not giving up. team gb's first gold of the games came in team eventing, another 0lympic title retained. tokyo 2020 champions laura collett and tom mcewan, joined by world number one ros canter, sealed victory in the final showjumping stage at versailles. host nation france took the silver with japan the bronze. while collett also went on to win a bronze in the individual event. i don't think at the right words to give itjustice, butjust a phenomenal expense from start to finish, tokyo was special about writing into that atmosphere was spine tingling. so two golds and three silvers, including one that completed the set for tom daley. his was won alongside noah williams in the diving, and with some particularly important people watching on. patrick gearey reports on team gb's runners up from day three. tom daley has peered of the specifics before, the last off next type of olympic final, this time with noah williams on the edge of an olympic medal. it m

i knew that victor was going to be super fast on the last lap, even if i couldn't get rid of him, sole talents could be set for yet more success. dan roan, bbc news, paris. well, earlier, great britain's first gold of the games came in the equestrian team event for laura collett, tom mcewen and ros canter. it's a record fifth gold for great britain in the event, as laura scott reports. team gold! jumping forjoy, securing team gb's first gold of these games and successfully defending their title from tokyo. to come back and defend a gold that we'd probably desperately both wanted to come back and do again after the last experience has been incredible, but especially so because of the crowds here. i mean, it has been the most amazing feeling to be able to ride these special horses in front of these people. this, the culmination of a three—day equestrian triathlon. in saturday's dressage, they danced their way to an olympic record, but an eventful cross—country day saw ros canter penalised for knocking this flag... ..so they started today's show jumping with the hosts france hot on thei

the main topic is ukraine, how victor’s negotiations are going orbán and sizempín, how they are reacting how the parliamentary elections in france ended, what the new composition of the government may be like and how politics may change.

julia screamed, go ahead, victor, andrey, alisa, i congratulate you, nikita, matvey, elizaveta, denmarking on, let's applaud everyone, they are great, they are great, and the four are absolutely clearly visible players. who today, alas, are leaving our playground. by tradition, i ask you to support the first and second groups with applause. guys, thank you very much for the game, come on in. i lacked one answer to the question to get into the third round, i most likely would have passed, because i answered very quickly, so i’m offended by the question. in chinese about tea, i doubted whether it was water or a person, i thought it was a person, but in the end i decided to answer water, and it turned out to be wrong, if i had answered correctly, i think i would have made it to the third round. it seemed to me that the questions of the first round were much more difficult than the second, but this is because in the first round i was still very nervous, in the second round i did not perform very well, i could have counted on more, and some of the questions were difficult, m personally i thi

go! victor semyonovich, tell me, are you familiar with this item?g, yeah, okay, thank you, i got it, what? what? you don't want to admit anything? stop scaring me, i, i am not to blame for anything. i have nothing to confess. the fact is that just now they called from the forensic laboratory; fresh traces of poisonous gases were found on your hands. this means that you fired a firearm at least 30 hours ago. yes, he did, i ’ll explain everything to you now. please. you 'll be taking us to bolis for so long, susan, now, now, now, now, guys, now, we're almost there, there's such a pine tree there, and there's a million pine trees, well, you'll like this pine tree, here it is, well, here i was, standing here fooling around, here 's the bullet, and you didn't believe me, i was here yesterday, here are the shell casings, what time is it? 11: damn, this is not the time when nikolai was killed, who, this is alibi, alebi would be if someone saw you here, that there is, there is such a person who saw me here. good afternoon, young lady, hello, please tell me,

the glass surface for kansas case is address a victor ok. lots going on today on you can find even more over at ortiz, dot com. why not sleep a comment or 2 on any of the stories picking your interest? all was good to hear what you're thinking. ok, bye for now the the just in the supply chain need to change the was a shame, but i see was a shame. i see us monday and we'll see it yet just for sure here was missing here on there's pull it up, you have us to increase your prescription, which is where this stuff that's in the .

clarified, you will have to stay with us. here, this is our cafe, there’s a parking lot, let’s go, by the way, victor you sure, nadya, i remembered, my friend called me then, here is masha, the time is 10:49, i went out to talk to her, went to the window, saw them, at 13 he was already getting into his drone, well, that means i guessed right, that, well, belkin couldn’t get from his mercedes into this wrecked car, and how do you know that it was exactly half past twelve, and because every day by this time i tidy up everything in the hall, i go outside to breathe, and they saw olga? how could i see her, if he killed her, she was lying behind the cafe, i asked olya to replace me, i had to leave for half an hour, and olya agreed. natasha, do you remember what time it was? we agreed to meet. "i was 15 minutes late, while i was talking to olya, while she accepted the client’s order while she was counting it, then she had to bring the order, then that is, you claim that at half past twelve olga parfenova was still alive, since you were talking to her, well, of course she was alive, of course she was talkin

with mom, there is no need to call anyone, i need to go home, tomorrow, rest, victor, forgive me, pleaseeam about me? “she called me, it was so strange, then i thought about you all day, you were right, we should be together, we can handle everything, i’m sorry, i’m sorry!” i scared you, you are so beautiful, like a bride. so the light falls, stand there. yes, mom, hi, don't worry, we're here now we'll come there. threaten something with the window, let's go beyond the fields. from the wind, i probably should have turned it all off a long time ago, i’m a window now. i’ll close it, then i’ll change it, mom, maybe you ’ll live with us for a while, but what about your own family, there’s no point in all this, well, you’re our family too, yes, well, maybe, if for a couple of days, tell me, kirill , and then, you’re disturbing us, what? “you’re in the way, mom, well, the taxi has already arrived, get ready, my daughter, who am i leaving the garden for, no, i’m not going, maybe you and polinka will stay, live, get divorced, well, it seems like we still have things to do at home, but together i

>> of course, you have the hungarian prime minister victor ormonde, he did go to ukraine but also moscown beijing without any coordination with nato, other european countries. we are seeing a lot of blowback especially in europe against that. he is on his way to mar-a-lago didn't even request a meeting with the president to discuss anything that came out of his meetings which doesn't look like much came out of it. i think there is a degree of divisions but that has been there since the beginning of this war. what nato has demonstrated as well as the european union, is an ability to manage any discord within its ranks, really present a united front, ultimately in the communique, which was signed on by hungary and others, all 32 members, importantly also calls out china in a pathbreaking way. there has been a good show of unity at what is the 75th birthday for nato. lewis: that last point, i want to zoomut. if we take an historical look at this, 75 years, wrapping up now, what is its place in the world? >> this is from an american perspective but it is not simply about alliances still exis

it's going to be victor, oregon is 4 minutes up to seattle though as on the side is also on the plane, perhaps some other degrees as well. what do you know so far and is this a significant visit? of course, this is a significant visit. i mean, now we just continue is subject to oregon and finally landed in moscow. and apparently he's also a company with his foreign minister. now as you've mentioned few days ago, he did pay a visit to give and although he didn't say much about what they've talked about with president of the landscape, it is said to journalist that he's hoping that you crane would agree to a ceasefire and hopefully continue with some of the go chases. now last time he did visit moscow, was back in september of 2022, where it was to attend the headboard patrols funeral, but no tops with president puts in where how back then now it's been reported. this is, was reported by him, gary and investigative media outlets the square later by the financial times and radio free europe that he's set to meet with president puts in. now of course the reactive. and as you can imagine,

i mean, i've exchange here and burden and i started going to victor. i say we're searching expectations. and if it's how it feeds everybody know, we have the assumption of thinking that germany's the birthdays because of the way that they reconstructed themselves because of the technology. because of products that they do and i can things are living and burned and it's not that much of part of those. it's not that easy to find the job as you would see. it's not that clean . that's the one thing it is. now i can see the more real phase of clearly maybe more cash or less formal. but that's what i like actually from the city. all of those aspects you would think about germany. so my reality and some are not the 1st day that i arrived here, they went to a coffee shop. i didn't know that it was their skin. she place to be in berlin. 3 guys approach me asking for money. i say they had no money, but then they took legs and at that moment they gave them the money i spent of running the this. my dad is the german, my parents both worked at me and my brother to

i just can’t leave victor alone in trouble, we have to postpone this trip, tomorrow you and i will gof, if you insist, i’ll hand over the ticket tomorrow, and you and i will go to the investigator. are you happy with this option? well, now calm down, everything will be fine. hi, kosov, hi, tell me how you went fishing yesterday, great, one corpse. a lot of questions and not a single answer, go ahead, so you don’t be sad, do the math, yes, fishing, a universal reference book. well, you know, this is a little out of place? well, why not at the address? yes, because if there really was fishing, otherwise yesterday they gave us a holiday, the main thing is that everything is to no avail, well, why is it to no avail? well, because we haven’t proved anything to this gentleman, like his erofeev, but yeah, we think like a fly, not it’s worth proving anything to him, we just proved everything to khrulev in the video report, where we indicated the track with the protector, we indicated the bracelet, well, everything else, so yarofeev is resting. that is, you advise me to read, but i have time,

say that the repeat information has a points here because with his visits, debate gene can most go a victor all but has undermined the use position on ukraine. you don't use alexandra phenomena is transfer. thank you. and didn't ukraine and unpopular mobilization doors reportedly working better than expected with the country struggling defend off rushes. invasion. keep introduce the lower in april, this year, obliging man age from 18 to 62 registered with the military. now the on these general stock says it may be possible to drop a di mobilization vote later this year as the number of recruits continues to rights. ukrainian soldiers training the average soldiers ages over 40. the army spent the last year in desperate need of new recruits. after the government has said 31000 soldiers have died since the war began. and many more wounded. this estimates are considered low. earlier this year the government took measures to put pressure on men of fighting age with left the country, ukrainian consul. it would no longer renew their passports, making it more difficult to live abroad. slow and then

because with his visits, debate gene can most go a victor all but has undermined the use position on ukraine. you don't use alexander phenomena instruct, driven interior minister nancy phase a has band of magazine. she describes as a central mouth piece of the blank wing, extremist, st. insights, hatred against jews, and immigrants. compact is known for its provocative commas was depicting for the chance my uncle, a miracle in a huge band spreading conspiracy theories about a covert plan to turn germany into a muslim majority. country police have rated the outlets, premises, new berlin, as well as the homes of managers and shareholders with contact from 40 because of germany's found right there were braves in several states, editor affiliation, production company, as also going back to look at these with dw political corresponded matthew bull tell us more about this magazine festival compact is basically one of the leading media brands on the far right in germany on the new right wing extremist scene. and essentially it pushes until immigrant and the american pull russian f new natur

we've just heard today that and the party is going to team all with victor or buddies at party and group as a form. now what's going to be the 3rd largest parts ethan deer retirement target group, and they are being part of it i should say. and the hard data himself is going to be fronting that. so we do expect to see a lot more of them at, in the coming months and years now or how they handle this, whether they continue to hold their policies and whether this is enough to may not be appealed to enough folders to, to win the presidency. and try to try to have with me the big question. so perhaps too early for brussels to be breathing a sigh of relief over these results. because if you would, you explain the fact that a growing number of ethnic minorities as well as young people, is a big to suggest it a voted for the far right to in this selection. it seems to be way beyond simple. is that a phobia this attracting people to the far right here as well? i'm not sure about the numbers as people. then there are people from ethnic minorities for voting for the front. right. but for sure that

kovalenko, but i didn’t get through to kovalenko, yezhov is ready to give testimony, victor, you're a genius, i'm going’t need a phone number , i’ll take it for myself, milena, it’s a very beautiful name, first find out what she does, she’s a very talented woman, i like talented women, if they are cute, i’ll spoil them in no time, no, we are for traditional medicine for proven folk remedies, i will then sign that... it passed on sunday, hello, lovka called this morning, she says mine is at work all day, come on, well, i don’t mind, it’s a day off, yeah, they called dimka, met, dimka, this is dmitry. left with kovalenko, how many of you are there? there was no time to go yet, i remember, i looked at my watch, when we got on the bus, you’ll bake a pot, dimka just reached for his wallet, there was no wallet, well, good morning, hello, he got out again and went to vovka, that is, kovalenko returned to matveev, well, yes, well, no, dimka could not kill, he could barely stand on his feet, all the best. listen, let's step aside, otherwise they won't let us talk, yeah, and then you talked with kovalenko, he to

i was going to say are bring del taco. our producers, we've got victor. we've got one. going to try as i think he'll i'm just i think i've ever had fries. they're going to try yeah, they're good. i'm telling well approved. all hold you to we've got a lot to talk about on sports night live. we're talking baseball. yeah. the all-star break. finally over. giants beginning their 2nd half potential drive to a playoff spot in the mile high city. >> looking to beat up on the last place, colorado rockies. we got the highlights and reaction coming up. plus in l% oakland, the major league debut of the a's number one prospect. we'll show you how jacob wilson tonight, one against the angels at the against the angels at the it ain't my dad's razor, dad. ay watch it! it's from gillettelabs. this green bar releases trapped hairs from my face... gamechanga! ...while the flexdisc contours to it. so the five blades can get virtually every hair in one stroke. for the ultimate gillette shaving experience. the best a man can get is gillettelabs. did you know your skin barrier is more recepti

go to budapest. and so we're all set. okay. we're doing it in brussels. he said there have to be consequences for behaving the way that victor or bon and his hon. gary and administration is doing. and that's going to be the punishment for now. and this of course, as hungry as the 6 months, rotating presidency. if the council of your being union is 5 months left to run off, that a lot of time can be done in 5 months. a lot of damage can be done in 5 months. and that's that's right, that's a long time to put up with what is really causing a lot of a political discomfort for many of the e u. member states. i bid, you know, there isn't a whole lot they can do. the hungary has the right to hold this presidency, and victor or bond can simply state that he's doing this on behalf of his own government. and hungry is of course, allowed to conduct his foreign policy as it wishes. what the problem is, is uh per trading. these moves are going to be changing, going to moscow, saying that it is on a piece mission. the problem is portraying it as an e u mandate, and that is something that victor or bond has even less of today than he did b

victor davis hanson extraordinaire historical insight, go. >> i always love having victor davis hansons got this great book out at the end of everything out war is descended into annihilation you get amazon.com in any major bookstore and i strongly recommend it. victor davis hanson you're the greatest her and i watch joe biden give a speech at dj and went back and listen to reagan and trump. his was nothing like theirs despite the propaganda of the media i and this all the cheap shots. i saw him talk about ukraine, which is good in my view. even though we are spending a lot of money in ukraine he is holding back he's holding the leash back. they seem to be determining ukrainian military policy in the oval office which are a bunch of eggheads and he never mentioned israel and world war ii impart was to end the holocaust many of those left europe and went to israel. but even more than that it gives these speeches like a black universities and elsewhere trashing the united states betweeplacing people in the aude to not have a chance they have to work extra hard. i am watching him with the

i'm sarah signer alongside victor blackwell, standing right here. it's going to happen right behind us. i cannot weigh. look at this guy he lied. i knew the shot we took at the top is just beautiful. i can tell you that the families as predicted, have filled in on the seawall. we've been watching the rafah come across the bridge on the core nato, island all night the boats are in the water. they've com, the music over at that band shell, the amphitheater, you see a cross the bay every body now sitting and waiting for the biggest fire, firework show on the west coast to begin. >> it is going to happen, but we don't have it yet. so i figured i said, should we do a little fun being a little wildness and this is all we got for you. i know these are the frisco it's not as good. trust me as the show this show is incredible and the weather is incredible. you heard a little bang there. i don't think it's here we go here's. the big bei bu and also performing now, google dollars come up could. you please. hi yeah. >> the thing you want to feel give you a thing to fill i

victor, we can go straight to the end of the story.

and if you go eastward in the state to death valley, we're looking at potentially 125 by sunday or monday? victor and veronica back to you? certainly very hot. well, first of all, with victor blackwell is coming up next victor, what are you have for us? we have a lot to former presidential candidates will react to president biden to interview former massachusetts governor devolve patrick and former senator and ambassador carol moseley braun are here. do they think that he can resist the calls to step aside? plus, we're hearing a lot from politicians, but how do voters feel about all this? i'll speak with two radio host to also interview the president this week and the case of taylor casey missing in the bahamas for more than two weeks. now, we're not going to let all the politics drown this story out. her mother is the asking for the fbi to help and she'll be joining us live a lot going on. we'll be watching. all right, let's start it right now well, first of all, if democrats are worried about that, one bad night at a debate, and that might lead to one bad night in november. they're probably not

exist at all, so they could not return. history is written by the victors and the world has believe our big lie. "they have to keep going further away and stay away from us. from now on, historians should write there was no palestinian arab land before 1948 when the jews became the absolute victors of the great game of the century. we deny everything. the romans, greeks, heroditus, babylonians, iran. arians and ottomans have said nonsense by using such a name in their conversations, correspondence and maps. how could they come back when they didn't exist here at all? the bigger the lie, the easier it is to believe. those who decide to object what we say will face more and more bullets, like the people in aldawa in the south of al khalil, where the love. lion hard-working zionists were able to finally kill 455 arabs, while 170 of them were women and children, of course, they were not women, their correct name is shiksa, as mentioned in the town, like the people in bella del sheikh, a large number of whom worked in the haifa oil refinery, and the soldiers of the zianist movement managed to punish them both in the refinery

somewhere near some city, but i don’t know at all who recognized this church, who can right now go and tell, victorthis is the boris and gleb church, it is located in the grodno region, who would doubt it, it’s just tearing everyone up there, so to speak, in the art textbook for the fifth grade there was a picture, and it said boris glebskaya or kolozhskaya church, so i’d venture to guess that the name... an excellent guess, beautiful, i would even say brilliant answer, only this church is located in grodno, not in the region, right in grodno, remember this, please, otherwise everything is absolutely correct, this is the boris and gleb or kolozha church. twelfth final question of the first round. is it true that the sea route from was europe discovered in india by the vaskadagama expedition? time! elizabeth, can you tell us? i literally repeated today and yes, this is vaska dagama, and yes, there were spices there and spices were very valuable at that time, all kinds of spices were exported from india. at first, christopher columbus wanted to sail to india, but he could not, but he discovered ameri

shortest front, because the way to step before and create a piece of employment is to victor alba on surprise. visit to must go this week should have been heritage as a major breakthrough, it is meeting with russian president vladimir putin sold a pad, discuss a potential si, fi, and an end to a conflict. so as long stayed around a decade, both said the dialogue, like the only route to piece or something like that which isn't even a we in europe have been living in the shadow of war for 2 and a half years. now. we do not feel safe, and this war has factored into a breakdown of economic development. and then the 1st important step has been made in terms of establishing dialogue. and i will continue this work and i've asked you spoke, i said sir, i see to ukraine sponsors continue to use this country and its people as a battering ram or sacrifice for confrontation with russia. as we see it. there is still an unwillingness in key of to abandon the idea of waging war to the bitter end. nevertheless, we are grateful to the prime minister because we see this as an attempt to restore the dialogue box instead of welco

. >> he's got i told you he would be i told you he wasn't going to make victor and amara, i found that really notable, honestly because i think it exemplifies what i'm hearing in my conversations with donald trump's senior advisers, which they are still figuring out the best way to define harris. >> and remember for over a year now really this entire election cycle, they had created a playbook and spent millions of dollars on modeling data advertising, all designed to go after joe biden, someone who increasingly grew unpopular and 81-year-old man now they're completely changing gears and i think you can see some of that with that moment and other moments last night, he continued to attack joe biden anyway, i know from watching you know, going to the majority of donald trump's rally, it's a shtick of his and he was really trying to move away from that. and you could see that he was really trying to try to change and focus his attacks on harris. but i think he's still getting a bit used to it. amara victor. >> all right. alayna treene. appreciate you being there. thank you so much. >> an

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