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constitution on one day, but our determination to lead our party on that broad, conservative agenda that's delivered not just great victories for the republican party over the last 50 years, i have every confidence that this party will come together after a good and vigorous primary and we'll deliver a great victory in 2024. >> are you confident that if donald trump does not have the most delegates that he will concede the republican nomination? >> i -- i am confident that republican primary voters will sort all of this out in the months ahead. will he accept defeat? you saw him once not accept defeat? do you believe he will accept defeat in this primary if he doesn't have -- >> i understand your preoccupation with my former running mate. >> he's the front-runner. it's not a preoccupation. >> chuck, republican primary voters know the stakes in this election. they know that we've not just got to win, but we've got to steer our country back for the things that made our country strong, prosperous and free and i'm confident that we'll have a standard bearer that will hold up the conservative values and i believe in all of my he

war going to end >> we will win ukraine will win and we will see you all in ukraine for a big victory party or a big investment conference. >> natalia, very powerful words. thank you for joiningmy me on "street signs. i really appreciate it. >>> italy and france have vowed to continue supporting ukraine and its war on russia for as long as necessary. meloni warned the war is getting closer to europe and without continue support for ukraine, the region would descend into chaos. >> translator: what ukrainians are doing is also defending our freedom and defending a system in which the force of law win and not the law of the strongest. that is the reason why we will continue to do our part. it's the reason why i'm proud we can announce together with president macron that the defense system is operational because the president correctly remembered it's a fundamental system to defend civilians, innocent people, and we should be proud we've worked so hard so we can offer this tool in the shortest possible time. >> and european leaders are set to pull out china in terms of economic support of china

the city and she i mean while had originally had set the table they were gonna be planning for a victory party. so she as instructing her helpers her slave servants to save as much as they can as many national treasures as they can including the portrait of george washington now, correct. she did not do it herself. she instructed others to do. so, but the fact that she would have the the state of mind to be that deliberate is pretty amazing. i mean her husband she's not sure her husband is she knew he was at the battlefield and she's just getting word that she has to go and she does make the the effort to try to save what she can some of these. so he's being national treasures today. so following the invasion of washington the british. the british go back or go back to their ships and they sail up to baltimore. the next target is baltimore. and hopefully you guys are figuring out that these maps with the blue spots are kind of where i'm talking about these stories. so the british they come up to baltimore. that's their next target. they start both a land and see invasion of the city. a bombard

people don't vote on the economy, so i definitely don't think that the votes to the spartans or the victory partyreasons. —— greek solution. i think it is a backlash to, and an attempt to feel some stability, and nationalist and religious symbols are becoming more important for certain parts of the electorate, and i think those are the types of voters who supported these three far right parties to the right of new democracy. there is a fragmentation, if you like, of the voting. {iii if you like, of the voting. of course. _ if you like, of the voting. of course. it — if you like, of the voting. of course, it is notjust homogenous voting pattern there. thank you so much for your insight. i will take you to liven out to a briefing being carried out byjohn kirby. it is about the wagner group. let's have a listen. i about the wagner group. let's have a listen. ~' ., about the wagner group. let's have a listen. ~ ., , , ., ., listen. i know there is still a lot of interest _ listen. i know there is still a lot of interest out _ listen. i know there is still a lot of interest out there _ listen. i know

they had a victory party planned at mar-a-lago and everything. it was uncomfortable.ee doors down was like, "we're still getting paid, right?" but the prevailing wisdom, among democrats and republicans, is that the republicans might have done better without trump. and you know this is gonna get under his pumpkin-spiced skin. >> what i can tell you is the biggest loser tonight is donald trump. >> donald trump was the big loser. >> this man is a loser. >> is the biggest loser in american politics. >> big losers are going to be donald trump. trump is not a national winner. >> this is a resounding loss for him. not only is donald trump the loser. >> we heard him saying that donald trump is the biggest loser. do you agree? >> there's no question. >> trump was the biggest loser. i know he hates hearing that parts. biggest loser. that is from fox news digital. >> donald trump is the biggest loser. [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: must-see- tv is back. i don't know. that's not fair. his candidates did just as well as trump airlines, trump steaks, trump university. i mean, woul

. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a big victory party in denver, a parade for the nuggets, cappings of thousands of fans packing the streets to catch a glimpse of their favorite players, but shortly after the celebration started to wind down, gunshots rang out. police say the suspect, an unidentified male, started firing, wounding two people, who were both in serious condition. denver's police chief saying all involved likely knew each other. >> we believe that this was a targeted incident. >> reporter: authorities say the shooter is still at large, but with multiple security cameras in the area, they're confident he'll be captured. on monday, just hours after the nuggets beat the miami heat to win the title, ten people were injured after gunfire broke out. police characterizing that mass shooting as a drug deal gone wrong. a mile high week of celebration marred by senseless acts of violence. >> here we are again having to talk about someone endangering the lives of people who came to celebrate. >> reporter: meanwhile, in a separate incident during the victory parade, a veteran den

celebrations in mexico's most populous state, after the candidate for governor from the boat, and a party seized victory on sunday. it's a historic moment, as this region of mexico has been governed by a single party for almost a century. this is a victory for all, for every citizen from the state of mexico, it has been a 100 years of corruption and abandonment. the time changes, people organized and one didn't finish. the room is not only made history by becoming mexico states, 1st female governor, but many believe her victory represents a death blow for the institutional revolutionary party, or p. r i, which ruled over the entire country uninterrupted from 1929 to 2000 famously referred to as the perfect dictatorship. for many the p r i has become synonymous with abuse. after sundays election, the p r i has become the political party with the most lawsuits in the last 3 election cycles and been relegated to the 4 most powerful political party in mexico . the pure rise losing ground very fast. and actually, i would say it's at risk of becoming irrelevant or disappearing in the near future . political a

it is hard to see what a labour party victory - the government. y we are seeing is important, particularly things like energy crisis, food prices, would they do anything differently? thea;r they do anything differently? they robabl they do anything differently? they probably wouldn't. _ they do anything differently? tia: probably wouldn't. there are they do anything differently? ti21 probably wouldn't. there are not many choices, but they are not in government, they will not be blamed by the electors for the price crunch coming up. that is a problem, to some extent they can sit on the sidelines and watch the government searching everywhere for more money that might cushion some of this blow. i don't think there is any magic new idea that the labour party will bring in, but it is a party facing the crunch between now and the election. facing the crunch between now and the election-— the election. amanda, is the issue not that in — the election. amanda, is the issue not that in many _ the election. amanda, is the issue not that in many economies - th

party government. it's a mighty victory for the prime minister, who had asked voters to give his new democracy party more time to see expresses economy and modernize its ailing health care system. when all these are the pros, it gives you the minute i am aware that expectations are high. it but, and that is why i will always seek a broad consensus, must have the same yes. for the greek people have given us a clear majority. so the reforms will go ahead quickly as this is what the people to monday and i will honor them to fully me. so star, get out for the opposition. the results for doubly disappointing alexis to process and his left a series, a party finished and 2nd place with fewer votes than expected and watched in alarm as before. right, made gains. you still most what zip level the election result is mainly negative. the society of the land for democracy will get up the of the much in civil 3 fall right policies in parliament, one of which has practical connection and success combined with the majority of emit, said, talk is right here is a negative development of the lead me i have maybe gets, it

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parties. 3, yeah. as far right extreme is essentially branding them a threat to the constitution. i'm finally this victory comes despite the opposition party. oh, rallying the right one candidate, which is what makes all the more worrying for mainstream parties in germany. they were attempt to block the field for the f d however, they believe it can be a blueprint for success or the state on even national level, especially though writing high in the polls head of the cd, hulu, to lead the government and invalid. hm. okay, so what reactions of that being to this election result? yeah, there's been a wide spread disgusted result. a local social democrat minister described the outcome as cool, an alarm signal for democratic forces, the international hostile it's committee, has expressed its hora. the chief executive said it was a sad day with a majority of voters, quote, all sing for extreme right. party of destruction dominated by a nazi q in germany. the president of the central council of jews has also wait and calling. it's a war associated moment that supporters of democracy kind of fix it. interesting,

it was supposed to be a big victory party in downtown denver, a parade for the nuggets, capping theirtoric first-ever nba finals win. hundreds of thousands of fans packing the streets. but shortly after the celebration started to wind down, gunshots rang out. police say the suspect, an unidentified male, started firing, wounding two people who are both in serious condition. denver's police chief saying all involved likely knew each other. >> we believe this was a targeted incident. >> authorities say the shooter is still at large but with multiple security cameras in the area, they're confident he will be captured. on monday, ten people were injured after gunfire broke out. police characterizing that mass shooting as a drug deal gone run. celebration marred by senseless acts of violence >> here we are again, having to talk about someone endangering the lives of people who came to celebrate. >> meanwhile, in a separate incident during the victory parade, a veteran denver police officer was badly injured after a fire truck accidentally rolled over his leg authorities say the decorated s

mitsotakis's win comes after his new democracy party secured a decisive victory in the second general ballots counted, it has more than forty percent of the vote, well ahead of the left—wing opposition party. today we will enjoy victory but from tomorrow we will roll up our sleeves and create a better grease with more prosperity and justice for everyone. thank you for today. tomorrow will be even better. fit, for today. tomorrow will be even better. a rollercoaster accident at _ even better. a rollercoaster accident at a _ even better. a rollercoaster accident at a music- even better. a rollercoaster accident at a music park - even better. a rollercoaster accident at a music park in l accident at a music park in sweden has killed nine people. officials said a rollercoaster which reaches a height of 30 metres and a speed of 90 kilometres an hour partly derailed during the ride. the amusement park has been evacuated. several hundred people had taken part in an pride parade in istanbul despite a ban in the city. there are rallies in several neighbourhoods. the site of anti—government prot

talk about something that might be a political victory for him but long—term would not be a victory within the partymething _ generate that enthusiasm. and something we _ generate that enthusiasm. and something we saw today is far from president biden, he had a fall on stage, he was delivering a speech at the commencement for the air force academy in colorado. this is something that we have been seeing across social media today, this fall. this is again being discussed as another sign that the president is not fit to run again, what do you make of that? and i think we can bring up the video as well when the president arrived back in dc and he was asked by reporters what happened. he said, i was a sandbag, he tripped over a sandbag. this little jig to prove he is tripped over a sandbag. this littlejig to prove he is ok, what do you think? i little jig to prove he is ok, what do you think? i called a friend of president _ what do you think? i called a friend of president biden - what do you think? i called a l friend of president biden after this happened and the source reminded me of a story that ver

democrat senator catherine kortas massa defeats the republican adam laksot thanks to her victory of the democratic party with a margin of one vote 50 against 49 the security guard manages to control the senate for the past day the armed forces of the russian federation have retained tactical and strategic initiative in all directions . what is direct proof that the nato army has been completely destroyed, the logic of the individual is worth noting the successes of our armed forces in the kherson direction, especially we are being helped in the kherson direction, and by means of mixed sand, water and cement, they were erected without a hug, now they are waiting for kherson to freeze. down shells, no connection, no bridges in gold, everything is good. well, we have to retreat. everything is so veiled that we have to trample on it. other dictators will laugh, as suvorov said, waiting for you here. that family didn't suffer hard in training and in a special operation, it won't be a promotion at all , it will be a deceptive maneuver, come on, surprise us . if there are no other options, why don’t you shoot

victory and zona book marks. and now the political breakthrough for the far right party. good luck to some of the district of some americans made history of the, the, the natalie. what's more, i mean history important, otherwise equivalent to a hearing, the range you opened up also in german thoughts on people among those celebrating the when would be on hook a scene here on the left, the figure head of the if these most extreme wing and party lead to tino cripple. it's not that good type that is showing that taking an interest in is always always that's just like no that's why i wanted to turn them on the same box. i would kept them also because politic us for the soldiers and demand. nobody else who didn't blowing out with even pennyman. i'm, although it was a local election, the f. d campaign and zona bug focused on national issues like migration. the controversy of the phasing out oil and gas, home heating and the economy. and it seems to have one of the voters the type of i know something has to change all the other direction is most titles are no shortage. good. yea

early polling is expected to for short if the 50 percent required for an outright victory. greece is the conservative party, a storm to victory and the country 2nd general election of 5 weeks, giving it a 2nd time and office results show full. the prime minister cutty uncles. mister taco sends his new democracy. policy of 40.5 percent of the vote for the left is so read set on 17.9 percent. the governing conservatives want the most states and may not enough to win out. right, middle, she made a noise when you go up with the last month with 2 days election result, greece opens a new historical chapter and its course for the 2nd time in a few weeks, the citizens have not just sent a message of continuity on the path we set out on 4 years ago, but they gave us a strong monday to move faster on the road to fulfilling the great needs the country has its own so hopeless as more for athens. he has won the se majority very got 4 years ago. a $150.00 a time fees in the $300.00 seats chain, but that gets to the majority of agencies. he feels that this is a comfortable majority. he's worked with in some full years. h

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with leadership in both parties declaring victory. but they like us are already looking ahead.he debt deal pushes one political drama down the road, but another is heating up fast more republicans entering the 2024 presidential ring. the future of the branches is the subject of our weekend briefing. erin haynes, i want to ask you about the meanings of this deal. what are your takeaways as far as who outside of washington, which americans could be affected by this? >> there is definitely concern among both younger voters and frankly people closer to my age that are still paying off student loan debt. because the student loan debt moratorium was one of the casualties in this debt seal dealing compromise, people who had had their student l frozen during the pandemic are going to have to start repaying those in the next couple of months. these are people who are still struggling to do that. also people who were hoping for student loan debt forgiveness from this administration. lisa: who do you think gained and lost here? >> president biden gains a lot with independent voters. swing

greece's conservative new democracy party has stormed to victory in the country's second election withinrty of alexis tsipras. to gauge the victory of the greek conservatives, we spoke earlier to the local freelance journalist daphne tolis — she started by digging what could be the most likely scenario in parliament. the centre—right new democracy party is leading with 40.5% of the vote and is projected to win enough parliamentary seats to form a government, according to these official results. so the party needs at least 151 seats in a 300—seat parliament. now they're projected to win 157 seats. so this is the prime minister, kyriakos mitsotakis, who was the prime minister since 2019 and until the last inconclusive elections. he had promised to boost the revenue from tourism, the tourism industry, and to create newjobs and increase the salaries and the wages to an average that is closer to the european union. so now what is expected is that they will probably form a government in the coming few days. under this new electoral system, the winning party will receive 25 to 50 seats. this wi

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it makes erdogan wildly popular and helps sweep the welfare party to victory in a general election. speculation that the job of mayor is too small for a man like erdogan. that one day he'll want the top job. but the military are not happy. they think the welfare party erdogan belongs to is trying to bring religion into politics. so, in february1997, they issue an ultimatum against the government. and a few months later, the government resigns. but erdogan doesn't go quietly. he becomes the key speaker at rallies protesting the closure. he calls for change, not by demanding civil unrest but by reading a poem. the poem is from the days of the ottoman empire, praising soldiers going into battle. he became the hero of those people who felt that they were victimised by the secular state. that poem was manifestation of the fact that... "i am yourguy. you can follow me. "we're going to do this together. "and, yes, we are going towards an islamic republic." erdogan's potent use of religious rhetoric as a political rally so alarms the authorities they have him arrested and charged with incit

at some other headlights from around the world. greece has conservative new democracy party has won a landslide victory in the country. second, parliamentary elections and just over a month, according to early results to react to some its attack is we'll get another 4 year term as prime minister his party with this short of and i would write the majority in the earlier vote, prompting a 2nd round hundreds of protesters of rallied near spain's, the north, north african ex slave of may lead. yeah. on the anniversary of a crush that left at least $23.00 people that demonstrators of blamed spain's immigration policies for the tragedy which was triggered when migrants attempted to storm the border fence from the moroccans side said jeremy, as far right alternative for germany party has achieved a significant election breakthrough, their candidate all that sets them on one, the post of district administrator in the town of zona, back in to arrange you. he garnered nearly 53 percent of the vote in a runoff election. parts of the party are under official surveillance by germany's domestic intelligence service,

a decade ago and where we were starting to see a rise in state legislation because of the tea party victorieshat happened in the 2010 state legislative races we were seeing a record number of antiabortion bills and efforts to chip away, chip away, chip away at access for the most marginalized people in these states. so i started sounding the alarm about this issue back then. and then worked for the rewire news outlet. a nonprofit that covers reproductive health care specifically. from there became a freelancer and started working with the nation. it's interesting, having covered this topic for so long, to have seen the incremental strategies, the long game of the antiabortion movement playing out in real time. having seen that 50 year project reach its culmination with the plan from the beginning. the fall of roe v. wade and now the push towards fetal personhood. host: where do you think your next trip will be to cover this beat? where are you going next? guest: you know, my focus right now, i have cover the abortion rights movement, activism, the grassroots abortion funds holding up the abor

she famously won the hamilton by—election in 1967 for the party, a symbolic victory.and political correspondent kirsten campbell. kirsten, tell us more about winnie ewing's legacy well, she is one of the icons of the nationalist movement. the only person to be elected to the westminster parliament committee of the scottish parliament and the european parliament where she spent more than 20 years as an mep, was very well known, very clubbable, very well known, very clubbable, very affable and was known by a nickname. she first came to prominence more than half a century ago in 1967 when she triumphed over labour in the hamilton by—election and famously declared stop the world, scotland wants to get on. and the other thing she is best known for is in 1999 when the scottish parliament reopened. she took the share for the short time as the oldest member —— took the chair. she said that she reconvened the scottish parliament that had been adjourned in 1707 so the news just filtering into holyrood now in the world on everybody�*s lip series legend. world on everybody's lip

the democracy party in greece is celebrating the largest election victory there and nearly 50 years. can you? of course mr. thomas has been sworn in for the 2nd time. as prime minister is met, the greek president and a new cabinet of government ministers is expected to be in. i'm so sorry for the weather. here's efforts and how i was looking pretty quiet now across the me least some stuff will change is going on with our web a here you may well see wanted to say i was a little further north up towards the black sea just around the coke says maybe even a shower to that, into a mom, but nothing too much to speak of. going to push your mouth still blowing at present . so if the tough to the side there to watch, out for temperatures pulling away those 3839 celsius here in doha over the next couple of days. winds coming in from the gulf. so we just pushed interest to the east of north. so they will try to tow it up, but it will time. ok me because we are drawing that to across the a warm moist waters of the gulf. that's so that's something to watch out for. not too comfortable for me to s

mitsotakis's win comes after his new democracy party secured a decisive victory in the second general more than 40% of the vote — well ahead of the left—wing party. here is some of what mr mitsotakis had to say. translation: today we will en'o a translation: today we will enjoy a victory. _ translation: today we will enjoy a victory, but - translation: today we will enjoy a victory, but from - enjoy a victory, but from tomorrow, we will roll up our sleeves and begin together to build a stronger greece, a nation with more prosperity and justice for everyone. thank you again for this honour. tomorrow will be an even better day for all. the annual hajj pilgrimage has begun in saudi arabia, and this year it's ecpected to break records with the larget hajj in history, yasmin khatun dewan has more. it's almost a0 degrees in mecca, but the heat won't deter these crowds. the man in their seamless robes, and women in their religious garments. all in a sacred state. the hodge begins with the circling of the car van. begins with the circling of the carvan. —— caravan. a begins with the circling

we knew where families were located and thus, if you became sick, where in the democratic party victory of congo -- you with a fleet with their family. that meant that that we need to get those clinics to have the supplies that we can get to them there. artificial attachments can be a real asset to us, and i think in anticipating, preventing, that will be very important. in natural disasters, just where we have water is an important indicator of where migration rule starts, whether it's in the northern triangle and central america are in the jordan river valley or yemen, people will leave it there is a drought, they can no longer grow their crops, no longer have their families living there. as a result, we could have anticipated that. we know where the river basins are. you can do all of that now with technology. it is sufficient and using public private partnership. there is another point made in this book which is about strengthening allies, so strengthen your friends around the world but don't forget that the countries that you aren't particularly france when it, you can make friends

elections in turkey. learn the way, and political course the leader of a good party, mineral, ashkiner, congratulated erdogan on his victoryanish prime minister pedro sanchez announced the dissolution of parliament and the holding of early general elections. they are scheduled for july 23rd. sánchez's socialist workers' party performed very poorly in last sunday's municipal elections sánchez said that under such conditions it is necessary to give the floor to voters who initially follow parliament.

party of alexis tsipras. in the past few minutes, mr mitsotakis has claimed victory. let's cross now live to greece. just looking at pictures of the party's headquarters there. the new democracy leader has now claimed victory. what will it mean for the country? victory. what will it mean for the count ? ., ., ., , country? hello from right outside athens, the _ country? hello from right outside athens, the centre-right - country? hello from right outside athens, the centre-right new. athens, the centre—right new democracy party is leading with 40.5% of the vote and is projected to win enough parliamentary seats to form a government, according to these official results. so the party needs at least 151 seats in a 300 seat parliament, now they are projected to win 157 seat parliament, now they are projected to win157 seats, so the prime minister who has been prime minister since 2019 until the last inclusive elections, he had promised to boost revenue from tourism and to create newjobs and increase the salaries and wages to an average thatis salaries and wages to an average that is closer to the europea

it comes after his new democracy party secured a decisive victory action in the second general election than forty percent of the vote — well ahead of the left—wing syriza party. let's hear some of what mr mitsotakis had to say. translation: today we will. enjoy victory but from tomorrow we will roll up our sleeves and create a better greece with more prosperity and justice for everyone. thank you for today. tomorrow will be even better. in greece, authorities are facing new allegations about failing to help people on board a sinking migrant boat last week. the bbc has now heard evidence from several survivors who accuse the greek coast guard of sailing away from the boat, when it was clearly in trouble. the heavily overcrowded vessel, which had set out from libya, began sinking about 50 miles south—west of the coastal town of pylos. our correspondent khalid karamat from the bbc�*s urdu service reports. this boat left libya with around at least 82 people died when this vessel sank with fears of a to 500 people perishing. in athens i spoke to a woman via video call. he says the vote that

party. i mean, you're, you're right, he had an impressive election victory and the last 4 years. but we've also seen him, you know, basically forced to leave office resigned because his own party turned against them . what does that tell us the about the ability of the conservative party to distance itself from him from a leader that may become malignant to the party or to democracy itself? yeah, i don't think they can at this point and that's the tragedy of it all. is they, there was so much momentum. somebody so much went in the sales for the conservative party in 2019 and even in early 2020 you know, obviously code was disruptive to that. but, but i think that the, what's, what's interesting to say is there's been no apologies about the lock downs. all the, all the parties are going about as you know, the hypocrisy of it. and there's plenty of the, don't get me wrong. but there's, there's really been no understanding or, or apology of what they did send this country. and that's really a shame was that wasn't, that wasn't the, the, the, the topic of the inquiry. and i'm wonderin