this is designed to give vladamir putin additional leverage. extort us to make swaps such as trading lori gre greiner -- brittney greiner. >> carley: in the end of those weeks or months, what happens? >> the expectation is evan could face a 20-year sentence, designed to give vladamir putin leverage he thinks he needs to make a swap. vladamir putin sends his cronies out to violent the law and in order to get them back, this is it is method the kgb chooses. >> carley: you said vladamir putin owns the narrative there. we inlet united states know the truth, including w"wall street journal" editor in chief. who says, when the case comes before the court this week, it will be held in secret. no evidence has been unveiled and we know the conclusion, this bogus charge will lead to a bogus conviction for an innocent man who will face 20 years in prison for doing his job and an excellent job at that. do conditions he's being held in worsen if found guilty >> dan: he has been held in a fortof a prison, i've been there, nasty place. one hour a day outside

first time vladamir putin has visited north korea in 24 years, what is this all about? >> rebekah: now the russia ukraine war is on pause, putin wants to build anti-u.s. axis, cuba, venezuela, north korea. why is that? president biden authorized ukraine to use u.s.-provided weapons to strike inside russia. if that happens, russia nuclear doctrine calls for employment of nuclear weapons. putin is concerned if he were to cross the nuclear threshhold, how would the west respond? he is assembling coalition to enable third parties to target u.s. homeland and south korea to augment rogue tarrgeting xaeblt to strike the homeland security . he is preparing for worst case scenario. >> todd: how do we help ukraine win the war while not driving desperate vladamir putin in the arms of nuclear war. we want to keep him down, we don't want to make him desperate. your thought? >> rebekah: this is crux of the matter. ukraine war is unwinnable for ukraine. russia intoir enjoys overwhelming economic advantage, putin is having upper hand he dictates how peace can be achieved. we missed the

nigel farage said vladamir putin. nigel farage said vladamir putin _ vladamir putin.the king then and i cannot speak ill of the | then and i cannot speak ill of the monarch obviously but he did used to say that carbon dioxide was a pollutant, which i thought was a very astute comment. tt is pollutant, which i thought was a very astute comment.— very astute comment. it is the environment _ very astute comment. it is the environment that _ very astute comment. it is the environment that will - very astute comment. it is the environment that will likely i very astute comment. it is the environment that will likely to | environment that will likely to dominate the campaign this morning. thread av has put the state of the waterways front and centre of the lib dems campaign. today the party says it would protect chuck streams from environment disaster with tougher regulations on sewage dumping. they were also talking about water cleaning is with a pledge to introduce new powers that they say could make law breaking water bosses face, charges. conservatives said they had tak

the consensus seems to be developing that vladamir putin doesn't quit unless you're getting something the talk is he wants to keep the lands he's attained and what do you think about that? >> i believer putin thinks time is on his side and he certainly welcomed the problem the united states was having politically to support ukraine or not. he was surprised that it ended as favorably as it did for ukraine. that's part of his equation here. certainly who comes into the united states election and what takes place in so many elections going on in europe and they'll be factors in that equation for him. but he's willing to go for the long haul here, kneel. you're absolutely -- neil. you're absolutely right about that and ukrainians have opportunities to retake territories getting the f16s and if the administration removes restrictions they've imposed on the use of a long range missile to be able to fire into russia and the fact they can't do that is an absolute absurdity and ukrainians want to take the air defense systems down and the f16s can have some dominance and they can have some air

vladamir putin going across asia and straightening ties with leaders in the area and forming a new worldrder. are we taking it seriously? rebekah koffler tells us next. ♪ ♪(voya)♪ there are some things that work better together. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. voya provides tools that help you make the right investment and benefit choices. so you can reach today's financial goals and look forward to a more confident future. voya, well planned, well invested, well protected. so tell me about your heart attack. our heart attack was... scary! never want to go through that again. but we could. with heart disease, you never know. so we made changes. green juice. yeah, not a fan. diet, exercise... statins helped. but our ldl-c (bad cholesterol)-it was stuck! stuck! just couldn't lower it enough. and high ldl-c meant a real risk of another attack. so i said, "let's ask our doctor about repatha." what can i say? listen to your heart. repatha plus a statin dramatically lowers ldl-c by 63%, and significantly drops the risk of having a heart attack. do not take repatha if you a

that they have heard this before and they associate that kind of comment with the language of vladamir putinthe idea that somehow it was ukraine and its allies which provoked russia, rather than ukraine having been subject to an unprovoked attack first in 2014 and then the full—scale invasion in 2022. so i think there is a weariness at having heard these kind of comments and annoyance but not necessarily an on the record reaction to them at this point from ukrainian officials. tell us more about _ point from ukrainian officials. tell us more about the latest russian missiles that have been directed at ukraine. , ., ., ., ukraine. yes, overnight, another barraue ukraine. yes, overnight, another barrage of— ukraine. yes, overnight, another barrage of russian _ ukraine. yes, overnight, another barrage of russian missiles - ukraine. yes, overnight, another barrage of russian missiles and i barrage of russian missiles and drones targeting ukraine. 29 in all, 13 of the rooms were shut down but four of the missiles did get through and hit in lviv in the west and an area in the south—east. in those

russian president vladamir putin scheduled to make rare visit to north korea tomorrow signalling the strengthening relationship between the two nations, putin's first visit to pyongyang since fleet of russian war ships arrived off coast of cuba. rusdz ian court announced trial for evan gershkovich will start next week. officials say it will be closed to public. kremlin said russia has been in contact with the u.s. over possible prisoner exchange involving evan gershkovich but not released further details. there is this, this thing for hope piano made way to fox news headquarters. how about that? part of global arts initiative that places pin pianos for everyone to enjoy. things for hope provide for under resourced public schools. that is a fox employee tickling the ivories. >> steve: that is christian, he works in trans mission. this piano is at newark airport. you sit down and play. >> carley: i wish i could, christian is amazing. >> ainsley: every country is getting these and new york is one of them. >> steve: 700 around the world. give this guy a round of applause. >> carley: not

vladamir putin first visit to pyongyang in years. the two plan to help each other if either is attacked. boeing ceo dave calhoun apologized to families of victims of two 711 max crashes. he testified on capitol hill yesterday. watch this. [indiscernible] >> carley: the family of one victim joined us earlier. >> the story does notz have any meaning anymore. someone keeps saying it, action is done, it is value, the meaning is gone. >> how in the same hours can you say you're sorry and say you're proud of all the decisions you have made in the past years? >> nothing else we have, this is shattered family. >> carley: bog boeing company may be using damaged parts in some planes. justin timberlake was arrested yesterday for drunk driving. this picture from daily mail shows timberlake in handcuffs after one witness said he was wasted. timberlake claimed he had one martini and did refuse to take a breathallieser test. she was pulled over. those are headlines, guys. >> steve: he only had one martini. that is what he says. >> carley: strong ma

en ensuring vladamir putin does not win in ukraine. it is about making sure consequences for north korea and iran and under heavy sanctions already. also china cannot have it both ways, cannot continue to have european nato ally and be maven supporter of the biggest war in europe since the second world war. look into consequences aulso. we need agreement on these issues and not for nato to make the decision, it is haved union, i think this issue should be on the table because what happens in ukraine is very much about china. >> lawrence: will ukraine become a part of nato, mr. secretary? >> some stage, yes, i believe when fighting end we need to ensure it stops there. what happened on the 24th of february 2022, with full scale was another step in russia aggressive step in action over many years and ultimate security guarantee is nato membership. to invite them, we need c consensus and don't have that now employs we are training and equipping their soldiers. >> steve: you touched on axis of evil, putin will visit north korea later today

this is vladamir putin acting out and it is offensive kharkiv system stalled out, he is showing russia is in it for a long fight. they will go over bigger issues. the pope is coming to talk about artificial intelligence. very interesting meeting coming up. >> todd: interesting stuff. let's bring in doug collins, former georgia congressman and iraq veteran. the establishment elites in europe got a wake-up call and got punched in the mouth from the right in this week's election. how do you see that impacting theum isit hanging over this summit and what deliverables come out of it? >> doug: it shows people are tired of what they are seeing in economies. they are seeing economies floundering and people are basically saying no, we're tired of high-minded ideals not getting us where we need to go. concerns about job security and where we're headed and this g-7um summit, they come together in the resort area, i'm having trouble. i'm having trouble, too empltoo. way for heads of state to commiserate together. >> carley: ukraine and president zelenskyy was invited to the g-7 summit. prime minis

james cleverly saying it was nigel farage echoing vladamir putin's vile justification for the intrusione. when we asked the conservatives for a response, they pointed us to the former defence secretary who writes in the sun newspaper today saying nigel farage showing an unhealthy literature with the kremlin and branding him more chamberlain than a churchill. labour as well defending it. they said they were disgraceful comments and revealed the true face of nigel farage. we should say that late last march, nigel farage clarified his comments, he said he blames both russia for the invasion but also blamed the eu for expanding eastwards. it is been interesting because we have seen reform uk being a significant player in this general election campaign. one poll last night placed them even ahead of the conservatives and we should have all the usual caveats with that, it is just one poll, and most polls have them some distance behind the conservatives. but there is concern among tories about reform uk taking voters off them and it will be interesting to see over the next few days and weeks wh

this morning russian president vladamir putin speaking out about efforts to secure the release of theutin saying i know the u.s. administration is taking energetic steps to secure his release. it's true. putin speaking with reporters during the st. petersburg international economic forum. he said talks behind the scenes are on going. such issues are decided by a mass media, he said. they prefer dialogue between special services. and a discrete approach. but also making it clear if gerskovich were to be released he'd want something in return. he said they should be decided only on the basis of reciprocity. russian security services arrested the 32-year-old on a reporting trip a year ago accusing gerskovich of trying o obtain classified information about russia's missile complex. allegations the u.s. says are fabricated. gerskovich seen only in rare court appearances has plead not guilty. in april, gerskovich had his appeal denied and remains in pretrial detention in moscow. his parents sitting down with our george stephanopoulos in march. >> he really cares. he wants to thank people fo

vladamir putin has been welcomed to north korea for the first time in two decades with a huge ceremonynter of pyongyang. the two leaders signed a breakthrough agreement so what does that mean for global security? good evening. the scottish national party has launched its election manifesto in edinburgh today, putting independents in the nhs at the forefront of their campaign. the first minister, john sweeney, said he would pressure a second independence referendum if his party won a majority of seats in scotland at this election. he claimed future independence would allow scotland to join the european union. amg other pledges, a commitment to end the two child benefit cap and to abolish the house of lords. here is our editor, james. >> john sweeney promised independence would be front and center of th manifesto and it is. >> the very heart of our beliefs is the principle that decisions about scotland should be made by the people who live in scotland. >> not independence for its own sake, independence of the power to protect our national health service and to help people through tough t

. >> brian: i don't love that m macron invited vladamir putin to the olympics. >> steve: all major tennis events around the world invite russian athletes to compete. wimbledon, u.s. open. >> ainsley: and olympics did offer one more category, an open category, if you want to be a transgender athlete, you can assign up for that. >> brian: wow, i did not know that. 15 after hour. president biden making ukraine priority at the ongo ing g-7 summit. war ships roll off in cuba. >> ainsley: ted cruz on wro priorities should lie. >> steve: and tomorrow riley green will rock the all american summer concert series. >> brian: and he's cool. (♪) this is not just a pharmacy (♪) this is living the care in healthcare. (♪) walgreens. ♪ limu emu... ♪ and doug. (bell ringing) limu, someone needs to customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual. let's fly! (inaudible sounds) chief! doug. (inaudible sounds) ooooo ah. (elevator doors opening) (inaudible sounds) i thought you were right behind me. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, ♪ ♪ liberty. ♪ hi, i'm kevin, and i've

just hours ago, vladamir putin came on and said you are using american weapons to funnel through ukrainetack our soil, we'll do the same thing and use our weapons to your enemies to attack you on your soil or on your interest somewhere in the world. there is no reason to think he is bluffing on that and why would we want to find out? >> laura: we have video, i want to play this comment from bli blinken. he made this comment five days ago and trickled out in "new york times" about u.s. weapons being used to bomb inside russia. change in u.s. policy. >> over past few weeks, ukraine came to us and asked for authorization to use weapons we're providing to defend against aggression and russia forces on the russia side of the border and attacking into ukraine and that went right to the president and he's approved use of our weapons for that purpose. >> laura: first of all, did biden sign that with a purple cra crayon. how big is that for people watching tonight? >> i cannot tell you what a horrible idea this is. there is no upside and potentially huge downside for the united states. what has b

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enough rosebushes phot >> carley: breaking now, vladamir putin is in north korea for his firs

if you are xi jinping or vladamir putin, this is representative dem democracy. >> most countries die by suicide. if you look at our state of our country today, do you know anyone better off today than four years ago unless you are illegal alien? >> laura: jeff bezos maybe. >> number two, i think our enemies, not only don't fear president biden, they don't respect him. they think they can show him right through that wall and i think they are going to make an eshg normous effort to keep him in office. i predict, if you took president lopez obrador in mexico and turned him upside down and shook him. president biden would fall out of his pocket and i predict over next couple months, president obrador is going to try to slow down some of the people coming into our country illegally, just to help and if president biden is re-elected, they will jack it back up again. >> laura: republican party now i think is more united than it has been in a long, long time. different wings of the party, given what happened to the country, there is no choice here, no nuance. former president trump has to be

out, and i remember, oh, this is fake, this is russian misinformation and this isn't real, this vladamir putinou and department of justice and fb and i recollects intelligence community said this and four years later, same individuals and institutions are entering the laptop into evidence used at hunter biden's trial where he was found guilty. if you follow the trial, evidence from the laptop was instrumental in the case that david weiss presented against hunter biden is you'll see the laptop again in his september trial and much more serious trial for the tax evasion and 1.5 million in tax evasion he allegedly committed and the laptop will come out again. it's all going to be evidence. stuart: they'll never apologize for lies for the past four years. never will. thank you very much indeed. authorities in new jersey want to ick tafanely away trump's liquor licenses and holds three at the golf courses. tell me more. lauren: new jersey attorney general is refusing the law saying you can't hold a license if convicted of a crime involving moral turpitude and elements of dishonesty or depravity. tr

>> hi, stuart, russian president vladamir putin said in this meeting to north korea he'll talk abouten he speaks with supreme leader kim jungzjungzoon ian and -- kim jon and these are flags displayed for the warm welcome and talks for the trip focusing on how to develop trade and payment systems between the countries ways to boost tourism, culture and education. this is putin's first time back in 24 years and he first traveled to north korea in 2000 months into his presidency and there he was meeting with kim jung-il, the father of the current leader and he was called the comrade of arms in the west and putin said it's a friendly visit and they're discussing russia's need for weapons in ongoing war for ukraine and north korea's need for technology and economic assistance. now, white house just yesterday said that it is not specifically worried about this trip, but it is worried about the deepening relationship between the two countries and a two-day visit, and we are expecting to see more footage and more information come out about exactly what they'll speak to within the coming hour

speaking of the end of a trip to vietnam, vladamir putin says he's thinking about possible changes tontry's nuclear doctrine. the current doctrine says russia would only use them in response to a nuclear attack or a conventional attack that poses a threat to the state's existence. >>> and donald suterland has died. he passed away after a long illness. he had breakthrough performances in movies like "the dirty dozen." donald sutherland was 88 years old. >> he was tremendous. kate, thank you. >>> comingup, ai could likely be the greatest tech innovation of our time, but how many companies are actually implementing it into their daily work flows? cnbc's tech executive council will weigh in on that next. back in a moment. >>> welcome back to "the exchange." ai is a hit with wall street, obviously, as all of the stocks have been driving the market gains. but what happens when you head out there to the typical office complex? steve joins us now with the results of our latest tech executive council survey and what it reveals about ai in the workplace. >> we're 18 months or so into the ai boo

russian president vladamir putin vowed today to support north korea against u.s. sanctions. north korean sate media published the reporters ahead of his meeting with kim jong-un. the putin trip is the first to the nation in 24 years. it comes amid u.s. accusations that north korea supplied ballisticweapons to russia for its use in its war against ukraine. >>> stellantis will recall 1.2 million vehicles over a software issue that can disable rear view cameras. they will fix the problem through an online software update. >>> team usa will walk with the world's athletes for the paris olympics in blue blazers and blue jeans from ralph lauren. for the closing ceremony, they will wear white moto style jeans. i hope i pronounced that, with matching jackets. this marks the ninth time lauren has designed the looks for the olympics. jeans and blazers. back to you. >>> coming up, la-z-boy trading at its highest level in more than three years after a big earnings beat. wel k 'lasthe ceo what is driving demand. "the exchange" is back after this. (tony hawk) skating for over 45 years has

it has been nearly a quarter of a century since vladamir putin visited north korea. 24 years. the two did meet in russia last year, but this is the first time ever putin has visited north korea since kim jong un became leader. he's welcoming putin with pomp and praise, streets decorated with welcome posters. but this is a friendship of need. kim supported russia's invasion of ukraine ands a supplied putin with much need conventional weapons. and putin needs more. as for kim, he wants help from russia with his own ballistic missile and nuclear programs. putin sounds happy to help. both men blasting so-called western ambitions to hinder the relationship. the white house says it's not concerned about the visit, but is concerned about the deepening relationship between the two countries. whit? >> whit: martha, thank you. now the latest on the israel/hamas war. overnight protesters clashing with police right outside the israeli prime minister's residence. tom soufi burridge is there on the scene with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, whit. yeah, netanyahu's offici

this morning north korea welcomed vladamir putin in spectacular style. huge crowds filled pyongyang's pain square under a broiling sun. flags from russia and north korea waved together. goose stepping soldiers, thousands of them, paraded before the two leaders. but this visit is about more than festivities. it is an in your face show of unity born of necessity. kim provides russia hundreds of thousands of artillery rounds and missiles for its war in ukraine, and in return, kim is hoping putin will help him with his nuclear and ballistic missile program. indeed, after hours of meetings, the two leaders did pledge support for one another in what putin called a fight against the imperialist policies of the u.s. and its allies against russia and kim called it a fiery friendship that is now closer than ever. a friendship that the u.s. finds increasingly worrisome. michael? >> michael: sounds about right there, martha. thank you very much for that. we're going to go overseas to israel and prime minister benjamin netanyahu accusing the biden administration of w

it brings ukraine closer to nato and sends a stark message to vladamir putin. the u.s.nd allies agreeing to loan ukraine $50 billion from frozen russian assets. looming over the summit is the possibility of a trump presidency with zelenskyy questioning how long will the unity last? then whit, later today the president will be meeting with pope francis. they last met in 2021. the president is a practicing catholic. they have a warm relationship. they're planning to discuss ukraine, the war in gaza, and artificial intelligence. the pope has been outspoken about the dangers of ai and urging leaders to use the technology to serve humanity. >> whit: the president also made news about his son hunter's felony gun conviction. >> reporter: yeah, whit, that's right. i asked the president if he would commute his son's sentence. the president answered no. whit, that means the president would not reduce his son's punishment. the president saying he would abide by the jury decision. whit? >> whit: all right, selina, thank you very much. michael? >> michael: now to big set back for ev

former president trump, russian president vladamir putin says he'll only end this war if russia keeps the ukrainian territory it has already claimed, and ukraine abandons its bid to join nato. are putin's terms acceptable to you? >> first of all, our veterans and our soldiers can't stabbed d this guy. they can't stand him. they think he's the worst commander in chief, if that's what you call him, that we've ever had. they can't stand him. let's get that straight and they like me more than just about any of them. that's based on every single bit of information. as far as russia and ukraine, if we had a real president and a president that was respected by putin, he would have never invaded ukraine. a lot of people are dead right now. much more than people know. you know they talk about numbers. double those numbers and maybe triple them. he did nothing to stop it. in fact, i think he encouraged russia from going in. i tell you what happened, he was so bad from afghanistan, it was a horrible embarrassment, most embarrassing moment in the history of our country that when putin watch that

biden saying it is a reminder to russian president vladamir tuning fork tin that they're -- putin they'rene has been fighting russia for more than two years and the u.s. supporting it with weapons and aid totaling $175 billion. putin turning out it's not at home and wall street journal reporting it's evan gersgovich. it's absolutely false and trumped up and journal and fox business share common ownership and get to edward lawrence and the trip to the g7 in italy and live at white house. edward. >> this is boosting like raytheon and sending to ukraine and here's the president, listen. >> the incredible defense and capables for the long term. >> it's a ten year agreement signed and the president added that supporters and spirits tars inside russia and long range attacks in russia and support from the institute of war shows that 84% though of what the u.s. gives to ukraine and still can't be used to strike targets on the russian side of the board and are for republicans and it's not enough. it's prolonging the conflict. >> they don't see offense as the best defense and they don't get deterre