the secret operation had the ironic name "big waltz". the award-winning american musical dedicated to the king of waltz, the austrian strauss. generals. but it’s still more pleasant to see germans dead. i knew the german army well and the germans themselves as a proud and self-loving nation, but today it was not the army that marched, but troops of animals. this demonstration is very characteristic in that it shows the massive disintegration of the german army. it is a pity that the soviet government preserved these thugs; they should have been destroyed so that their view of moscow would be the last. following the parade are the city field workers. cars with water, which symbolically cleanse the streets of the capital from german dirt. the very next day, july 18 an article was published in the english newspaper the times with a photograph on the front page. daily oker described the fascists as unshaven, gloomy, with their heads down. the article was published in the new york times, which noted the presence of the american ambassador at

larry: mike waltz did senator rubio speak? >> he did. he gave a great speech, and the warm up as did representative gimenez and other members, he was fired up, gave the speech in english and spanish. got you know, 100% behind president trump's vision, we introduced party platform. the president personally edetted edited twice, senator blackburn and i got that through the committee in milwaukee, we're unified, i could tell you, seeing democrats right now it looks like a funeral here they are coming apart at scenes. >> low energy. are to follow follow-up michael waltz, i think i heard on report mr. trump spoke highly of senator rubio did he not? hint, hint? how did you read that. >> i read it that way too and a couple00s during his speech saying he needs certain laws to be passed with maybe marco rubio would not be there to pass the laws. he would work on it in some other capacity, marco rubio would be a great vice presidential pick. i have known him for a long time, he is -- he will bring more hispanics to the republican party. he will ad

congressman mike waltz, carlos gimenez were both there they join us in a few moments. first mark meredith standing by with all of the details. mark, what is cooking. >> reporter: good afternoon to you, former president trump is daves away from announcing his vice presidential pick. everyone is trying to read the tea leaves if trump's schedule or rally locations will give us an idea who will get the job. last night at doral rally trump gave suggest suggests marco rubio remains contender of the job. he talked about democrats hitting vice president kamala harris who he could face off against in november. >> the radical left democrat party is divided, in chaos and having a full-scale breakdown all because they can't decide which of their candidates is more unfit to be president, sleepy, crooked joe biden or laughing kamala. if joe had picked someone halfway competent, they would have bounced him from office years ago but they can't because she has got to be their second choice. >> reporter: trump campaign talking a lot about the vice president today. fox also learned that

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the operation had the ironic name "big waltz".e you've never played in your life. let's start! western journalists and diplomats were invited to the big waltz. this was a powerful propaganda move by the soviet government, aimed at hitler's berlin and its allies. their reaction also preserved in the archives at lubyanka. the spectacle of german prisoners of war in moscow, which the germans shouted that they had destroyed, is very pleasant, but it is still more pleasant to see the germans dead. i knew well the german army and the germans themselves, as a nation of proud and proud people, but today it was not the army that marched, but troops of animals. this demonstration is very characteristic in that it shows the massive disintegration of the german army. it's a shame these are thugs. the soviet government preserved, they would have to be destroyed so that their view of moscow would be the last. already the next day, july 18, an article was published in the english newspaper the times with a photograph on the front page. daily oke

published in the new york times, which noted the presence of the american ambassador at the great waltzn moscow. the reaction in the west was shocking, if anyone else had any doubts that they could conduct some of their secret maneuvers behind the back of the soviet union, and not take into account the opinion, position of the soviet union, now these thoughts, they probably threw it aside, you want this to happen to you, look, military operations continued, and now everyone has seen, the red army is very strong and can attack on all fronts, and soon liberations began. as for germany, of course, the spirit of revanchism emanates from there, there is a lot of this fascist spawn that has surfaced today, has surfaced, so they demonstrate their attitude towards modern russia. through ukraine. the russians took berlin three times, the germans never took moscow. teftonian honor violated. germany was thirsty revenge. with the start of a special military operation, this desire intensified. in berlin they openly declare that they are waging war against russia. nato equipment is plowing through th

inspired by strauss's waltz 80 years ago. the first victorious festive concert was opened in minsk.s wanted to make a holiday for the people who protected the terrible occupation. and then the jazz orchestra and its legendary conductor, eddie rosner, an elegant trouper in a white suit, appeared on the stage of the miraculously surviving opera house with a smile. face, then it looked absolutely surreal, but the orchestra, the orchestra inspiredly played a jazz waltz on the beautiful blue danube. since then, the opera house , which survived in the destroyed minsk, has become a symbol of our culture, the revival of hope, and the participants of that distant victory concert they couldn’t even imagine that... the performances would begin the countdown of a new era of belarusian art, they were simply happy about the world, the opportunity to perform their favorite music charged the viewer with this feeling, we won, we defended our native belarus, we began to raise it from the ruins, it seemed that they were singing with joy and our whole land dances. why don’t i care, why don’t i care, wh

congressman mike waltz, really good to see you.hank you so much for being here and all that insight always. >> thanks, happy fourth. >> dagen: you as well. democrats are outraged after the supreme court granted former president trump partial immunity in his federal election case. >> it is now officially above the law. >> you better vote for your lives in november. >> this is not america. if you want to make america great again return to the rule of law. >> dagen: republicans hailing it as a victory in the weaponization of our legal and judicial system and lawfare. alvin bragg's the sentencing set for next week. attorney leo terrell joins us next. have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? same. discover the power of wegovy®. ♪ ♪ with wegovy®, i lost 35 pounds. and some lost over 46 pounds. ♪ ♪ and i'm keeping the weight off. wegovy® helps you lose weight and keep it off. i'm reducing my risk. wegovy® is the only fda-approved weight-management medicine that's proven to reduce risk of major cardiovascular events in

, no, the waltz is no longer on, it’s called george from dinky jazz, they say they just can’t get tickets candy, but i also have, uh, tea, bread, well, tea, meat, bread, thank you, come in, hello, hello, that’s all , what can i do? eva, like the dead people you shop for, they wanted to eat, well so if you take a lot at a time, i’ll make a lot of noise, we’re still risking, well, you’re taking a risk. go, call me, if something is wrong, i wouldn’t give you up, yeah, let’s leave, or something, yeah, with music, i’m looking for half of moscow. why are we going to waste? yeah, let's all leave together, i said. here, and so, okay, say, you want a trick, what kind of trick, let’s say, now i’ll show you, you see, i put the furashka, well... look, i’m twisting, twirling, i want to confuse, what is it? these are like movie tickets, how did you get them? langia, thank you, it’s petrovka, i’m listening, but nothing adds up, well... acquaintances in general no, they didn’t sit together, they were born in different places, they saw one recently in gomel, the second in smolensk, and the third in kiev,

mike waltz is with me in person. a member of the house intel committee. haven't seen you for awhile. a terrific venue to have this conversation. they'll talk safety tonight. how about keep america's presidents safe plural. what do you think about this moving onto the hill? what will we see as an american public. >> i'm on the oversight committee and have director cheatle, the secret service director before our committee next monday or tuesday under the leadership of jamie comer. i came out on sunday after talking to agents directly involved with the president's detail who were frustrated, angry, upset because they had repeatedly asked their headquarters for more resources for trump's detail and were denied there and denied at dhs. then mayorkas goes on cnn and says congressman waltz is irresponsible and it is false. he is saying his own agents are wrong. so we will get to the bottom of it. we'll put a spotlight on it. >> harris: what you are telling me now and confirming this all on "the faulkner focus." you have spoken with people that he also could be t

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joining us now, florida congressman michael waltz.a retired green beret and national guard colonel. always great to see you. thanks so much for being here this morning. you were part of the hearing. what's next and how would assess it? >> you know, maria, this hearing -- i mean, excuse me, this committee some days we can't agree on what color the sky is. and any time you have -- any time you have marjorie taylor greene and aoc agreeing that you've got to go, you've got to go. this was the worst performance, the worst testimony from an agency's head i've seen in my time in congress. as you played in the clip there, she should have been the first to the microphones the day after the assassination attempt on trump and assured the public we're going to get to the bottom of it, clearly mistakes made and ainsured everyone transparency. they should be having daily press conferences, answering the public's questions on how this tragic shooting, assassination attempt and the death of a firefighter occurred. yet, we've gotten silence and we've

stuart: mike waltz joining me now.ongressman, you served our country and when you see our flag burned by terrorist sympathizers, should they go to jail? >> hey, stu. i agree with president trump. we ought to have a minimum one year sentence for desecrating the flag, but i don't understand why the dc police, why the mayor of dc didn't have the police go in as soon as you satar start vandalizing and defacing public monuments there for all american people, they should have been arrested and hauled out in the paddy wagon. i don't know why it was allowed to continue. stuart: i think the rioters have political backing specifically from that chunk of the democratic party supporting hamas. they've been protected by those people in the democrats. maybe i'm going a bit far here, but that's the way i see it. >> well, bb nail it had, they're iran's useful idiots and these are supposed, you know, left wing progressive activists and being supported and doing prop grandata committee o -- propaganda work for a machine that shoots scho

congressman michael waltz talked a little about those accounts. paul, i want you to listen to what waltz had to say. >> other things are coming out like the shooter had three encrypted accounts overseas at the same time we're having iranian plot. so, there is, i think this is going to be go much broader, much deeper, but the agents are going to hold her to accounts. there are lives on the line and she's not giving the resources they're requesting. griff: fox reached out and the authorities are not waving us off that statement by waltz there, what do you make of it, paul? >> so, i'm going to hold my fire a little on that. because i don't think we have enough facts. there are apps that you can load that anybody can load onto their phone to use the communications that are encrypted and are, in fact, held overseas and so, technically they would qualify as to what the fbi is saying. many of us have them. so i don't know exactly what is meant by that, but i will say this, there is a paradigm that i saw very often doing counterterrorism work for 15 years

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shocked by this behavior and it turns out that, in general, nicholas i.. , together with his wife, waltzingeps towards the abyss, and marxism had nothing to do with this, these are purely personal, so to speak, matters, while some colonel was appointed there in the country , yes, and grand duke sergei. to alexandrovich, the tsar's uncle, the tsar announced gratitude for organizing the celebrations, help for the victims was, of course, allocated, but the coronation celebrations turned out to be much more expensive than the help allocated accordingly to the dead of the ira... and the mother just demanded the punishment of the grand duke, well, and who was later hated in moscow as prince khadynsky , grand duke serge alexandro. yes, in the end, russia really didn’t lose that much, half of sakhalin, lost port arthur, but the most important thing is that this is the result of this war, which of course should be the topic a separate conversation, this is a huge topic, but one of the results of this war is that in the west they stopped being afraid of this russian steam roller of the russian army,

sovorov’s shoes, namely, which is located in our building, on the graduation itself the guys dance the waltzith the ladies with whom they dance, all the balls, these are girls from the choreographic college, from the national beauty school, then on the last pass they throw coins and say, well, that’s it, for the second year in a row we are presenting a suvorov statuette from a graduate to a freshman. over the 70 years of the existence of the minsk-suvarov military school, more than 70 graduates became generals, for example, lieutenant general rovkov, major general zhuk, major general naumenko, our head of the school, colonel dmitry vladimirovich kuchuk - these are all graduates of the minsk-surovsky military school, and our graduates also became doctors of science, influential. political figures, that is, if you look at all the names of graduates of the minsk sovelar military school, you will understand that these people almost all became famous, you know, there is such a concept, one for all, all for one, it seems to me that it is the sovelar military school that gives this understanding to

i question whether they're waltz is really what democrats are looking for right now.ying to soak up those blue wall states. things have opened up now, there's a sense among democrats that the sunbelt is also sort of more in play than it was with biden but waltzes from minnesota, it's not quite on the map. quiet, although our friend and jeff zeleny calls it the reddest blue state. >> that's right. that's it yeah. >> it's been close. let's look at another governor, josh shapiro from the commonwealth of pennsylvania. listen to what his message has been. this is on monday on the stump this is a great nation and i got a message to donald trump, stop talking america this is the greatest country on the face of the earth. let's start at you. >> look at josh shapiro and he's obviously a campaign who with his wife would've obama was very good as watching a lot of obama. he is very popular cuellar in a must-win state of pennsylvania and yet this is something i want to talk about because i think it's important to talk about it, something caught our eye and it is history and the a

stuart: congressman mike waltz joins me now.n, xi and maybe the mullahs in iran, what do you think they think when they look at that press conference? >> stu, can you imagine if fdr stood on the world stage in the, you know, the 1940s and accidentally called churchill hitler or? [laughter] we're seeing this unholy alliance, china, russia, iran, north korea only get tighter, only grow stronger. and their last meeting, if i told them we've got --, and i told them we've got a once in a generation opportunity right now. they smell weakness. they're on the march. look, stu, politically i think he can did what he had to do. i'm with chaffetz. i think it was good enough. congress is out of session next week. everybody's going to be talking about trump and the rnc convention s and when they come off the to -- out of it, they're only weeks away from his own convention, but think the line of the night was trump knows nothing about foreign policy. he's the only president that left the middle east better than he inherited it. if so that was

minnesota's democratic governor tim waltz with dana and me last hour defending the party's move this way. >> we can make our decisions, pick our nominee. if you don't like it, don't vote for her in november. the american public will see they knew this administration was delivering, as far as economic number placed against global numbers america is in far better shape and a foreign policy that respects our alliances, not cozying up to dictator like putin and orban is not the way to go. >> dana: edward lawrence live at the white house what a harris presidency could look like and a look at her path to the nomination. first alexis mcadams still in wisconsin outside of milwaukee where harris is holding her first campaign rally in her bid for president. what do you have? >> as you can see behind me not a huge line outside of this high school. it will be in a high school auditorium where she will hold her first rally as a presidential candidate. what does the rally look like for her? we'll wait and see. it looks a lot different than most of the rallies i've covered following trump. only a f

and of course, a minnesota governor waltz, who you would agree is all things being equal, it's pretty, it's a pretty decent pick. maybe. >> yeah, he was pretty agile. this morning on the interview with you. i also thought shapiro is pretty talented guy. know, you know, him i wonder if she's able to choose him because of the politics and the democratic party around israel and given shapiro's views on that right now, so nobody, i don't know anybody more critical of netanyahu as a governor than shapiro. but for some reason, people keep attacking him well, he i mean, he is who he is and the democrats are who they are. >> and so she's got some interesting choice before all this. i thought these things were marginal i still think there basically margin i think vance's a marginal impact on the ticket, whoever she chooses, probably marginal but wall shapiro, kelly, i'd read that report if i were them pretty close, we'll see anybody like i so i've actually been a while. it's champion for a couple of weeks there because i was at the detroit we'll see in 2006 when tim walz was a candidate for co

michael waltz claims the fbi is seeking to get into multiple encrypted accounted based overseas. >> the shooter had three accounts overseas at same time we have an iranian plot. i think this will go broader and deeper. >> today a flag-draped casket carried retired firefighters corey comperatore who was shot protecting his family during the assassination attempt. police cars and motorcycles from across the country, law enforcement officers, lined up to pay respects. there was a 21-gun salute and tap ps played in his honor. his wife called him a hero for shielding not ome her, their daughter at the rally. >> sandra: a hero. thank you. john. >> john: for more, bring in frank lovridge, super visor on the president's detail. the agent who encountered crooks on the roof of the building, hanging on by two arms. he got on the tactical channel and alerted everybody on the channel, this is what he said. >> relayed directly to everybody on the same channel at the event. i can't confirm or deny that secret service was part of that. my understanding is everybody working actual security detail could

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it is known as the parade of the vanquished or operation grand waltz, as evidence. adzin after anotherby the red army and populated areas. the remnants of hitler's defeat raised white flags. among the prisoners of the second belarusian front, commandant mogilev fortified area von erdman. i'm coming in line, there are many of them, since they knew their end without glory on the belarusian land. three times cursed by the residents of orel and babruisk, the executioner commandant, major general adolf gammann, was caught in a cauldron near bobruisk, here he is, here is another general, just a minute , a general. “you are hiding your face in vain, we know everything about you, you are lieutenant general walter heine, these photos of your exploits were found in your personal luggage, it was on your orders that our villages were burned, our people were killed, you will still meet with your photos in the courtroom, go into captivity, you stated that german generals do not surrender, is that true, general?" " the enemy's positions were counted for many days, the quiet fields were already waitin

waltz: thank you senator blackburn.ch an honor to serve with you as the cochair of the platform committee. this platform is historic because it was written with one group of people in mind, the forgotten men and women of america. you. that means something to me. many of you know, and i'm proud to say i am the first green beret ever elected to congress. i am also the son of a single mother raised on the wrong side of jacksonville, who worked three jobs to get us by. me and my family, we are the forgotten men and women of america and now i stand as a testament to the american dream and i tell you that under the leadership of the republican party, no american will be forgotten. anymore it's over. on the strong foundation of this platform and with president trump and republicans at the helm, at every level of government, we will overcome every threat facing this nation. we will close our disastrously open border, we will defend our justice system. we will restore our economy, we will unleash american energy and flood the wo

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issues, lgbt, young people’s plants, yes, it’s high time for many of us to understand. operation big waltzou know, these are those who wanted to destroy russia, the soviet union, russia and the russians in the first place, they are running into trouble again, and 79 years ago the podzadam conference began, which completed the division of the post-war world between the victorious countries, the main one of which was it 's still the soviet union, i've been to it many times... underground in the nineties in the 2000s - i even spent the night in this castle, there is a hotel there, so i’m wondering, there is the central courtyard of this castle, where stanin sat, and churchill by that time was already truman, but the president usa, and the flowerbed there was in the shape of a red star, there were red flowers, so ask your... second regarding the united states of america, well, how can we do without them, i listened with interest to what oleg viktorovich said here, now there are many different versions regarding this this this assassination attempt, i don't an americanist, so i can be irrespons

dances of the tikhot fleet performed concert numbers; even the raid tugs twirled to the rhythm of the waltz. late evening sky above. the east will be colored by volleys of festive fireworks. sergey antsirin, maxim mintsev, ntv far eastern bureau. meanwhile, residents of the cuban capital again welcome russian warships. the training ship smolny, the patrol ship neustrashimy and the tanker yelnya entered the port of havana. all of them are assigned to the baltic fleet. the detachment made an ocean crossing of 3,000 nautical miles. having entered the internal roadstead, guests they fired several salvos into the air, and in response shots were fired from the port fortress. on board the smolny there are cadets of the naval schools of the russian navy, more than 200 people, in havana they are expected to have an extensive program, courtesy visits to representatives of the country's military leadership, as well as sightseeing. and our... training ship will be open to the public, russian sailors will stay on liberty island for several days. southeast asian countries believe russia can play a balanc

liz: you know, representative michael waltz tweeted the hamas political leader eliminated inside iran was ordering killings out of luxury hotel suites in qatar and turkey and skimming millions off the people of gaza while they lived in poverty and senator roger marshall said this is happening because the biden white house is too lax on iran and iran accessed billions of dollars now used to fund and train hamas. under president trump, iran had no money left. your final word? >> well, nobody knows where the money is going whether it's going to ukraine or whether it's going to israel or whether it's going to iran. i mean, weave emboldened iran for 3.5 years, liz. they have all kind of money now and it's because of biden, harris administration. we've got to get control and take sides with the people that expect and believe in the united states of america, and we believe in them. liz: senator, why is it the idea that money that is going to iran somehow ending up in ukraine? >> well, it just for the simple fact, first thing i want to say is all the sanctions, we've emboldened them and presi

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joining us as florida congressman, mike waltz, house intel foreign affairs, and armev services who alsort by thanking you fom your service. congressman, we are noyot a perfect country but preamble to the constitution says we are trying and word to form a morera perfect union. there is so much to be proud ofh bue t why the drop in patriotis? >> yeah, trey, if you go back ao decade since the survey you mention where 90% proud of the country, you know, it is in some ways a little bit understandable if you take a step back and look housing crisis. you look at eight years of the obama administration, literallya going around the world and apologizing for the past sins of america. you look at 90% negativecame coverage of trump when he came in and tried t io fix things. look where we are now. they go through the covid lockdowns only to find out it was made up. but one of the things the covid lockdowns exposed was that brought in the educational system. all the way to elementary school, this generation is beinn taught america is inherently misogynist, racist, colonialist's and force for bad arou

this event in history was called the parade of the vanquished or operation big waltz.terrogation , erdmannsdorff gave detailed testimony about the war against germany. so, on his personal orders , they were sent to camps or to hard labor. at erdmannsdorf's trial in minsk , hundreds of soviet citizens were shot, found guilty and sentenced to death . the debate continues in the us donald trump's recent decision. let me remind you that he nominated senator james vance as a candidate for vice president. elizaveta khramtsova will tell you what trump’s choice is being said in the states and other western countries. the meaning is the same. according to the mood of the liberal american press, it is obvious that the results of the republican convention in milwaukee did not add optimism to the democratic camp. the wall street journal claims that trump needs a new candidate on the show to make him look younger. supporters of the current course are most worried the position of the potential vice-president on ukraine, who wished to remain anonymous, is caused by politico's interlo

john. >> john: let's bring in florida congressman michael waltz.of the bipartisan task force on the trump assassination attempt. congressman, good to talk to you. how is this going to work? will it be a series of public hearings? will it be behind closed or deposition or a combination of the two? >> i would expect to be in all of the above approach to get to the bottom of this. i want to give speaker johnson real credit for really getting after this in an aggressive way and in a bipartisan way. in my mind, it is really threefold. number one, what i've been saying since day one and many others that the chore trump protective detail has been desperate for more resources given his activity, given the threats, given the nature of who president trump is as a candidate. bucket two is what happened that day and clearly the breakdowns that occurred between local law enforcement and secret service and the advance of the site beforehand and thirdly i think there is a broader issue of resources and foreign threats. for example we know former national security

[applause] congressman waltz: i'm so honored -- [chanting] congressman waltz: thank you. thank you. honored to stand before you as a 27 year army veteran and the first green beret ever elected to congress. and i'm joined tonight by my beautiful wife julia who has more combat tours than i do. folks, we have deployed all over the middle east, all over africa, all over afghanistan, and i've never in my lifetime seeing the world falling apart like it is under joe biden. and that is because under president trump, we had a president who defeated ics, broke iran, stood with israel, always stood with our allies, made china pay. you did not see any spy balloon's under president trump, did you? he deterred russia. you know what he told putin? you try anything, and i will take the tops off the kremlin, and he did not there, did he? he did under obama and biden, but not under donald j. trump. he diffused north korea, and, importantly, he got our hostages home and did not pay billions of dollars to get our americans back. and here is my favorite part about donald trump, the commander-in-chief, h

he might have seen a brian's report congressman weikel waltz of florida.ll be part of this house oversight committee hearing with the secret service director can really cheadle and he will be my special guest uncovered a live tomorrow. his take on what secret service has to do now and whether he thinks can really cheadle is up to the job. is made a very clear he has his serious doubts. in the meantime serious concerns about what amounted to the largest it outage crash in history. steve harrigan has more. >> reporter: the it meltdown rattled a big chunk of the world's economy. steve harrigan in atlanta. that story ahead. something about the job feels different - your wallet. whatever you do, do it for less, at harbor freight. ♪ home -unnecessary action hero ... the nemesis. -it appears that despite my sinister efforts, employees are still managing their own hr and payroll. why would you think mere humans deserve to do their own payroll? because their livelihoods depend on it? because they have bills to pay? hear me now, paycom! return the world of hr and pa

this event in history was called the “parade of the vanquished” or “operation big waltz”.orff gave detailed testimony about germany's war against the soviet union and admitted to committing war crimes. so, on his personal orders, hundreds of soviet citizens were shot, sent to camps or to hard labor. at the trial in minske erdmannsdorf was found guilty and sentenced to death. in moscow , for the first time, an electric scooter was confiscated from an owner who hit a pedestrian while intoxicated. in addition, the capital began an experiment to slow down scooters in some areas of the city. anastasia ponko found out whether these measures will help ensure safety on roads and sidewalks. natalia’s first video immediately after the accident; a few minutes before that , a man on a scooter crashed into her at speed. that wide sidewalk in the center of moscow, here she crosses the road just the same. footage from cctv cameras shows how the scooter moves to the opposite side, does not dismount, and moves straight down the center of the sidewalk, not watching the road. careless drivin

they are out on the campaign trail, right now, governor waltz, governor beshear, and governor shapiro crisscrossing the country, making their case. let's take a listen to what governor waltz said earlier today in minnesota but he's here today in the state of hockey to complete his trifecta, he lost in 16, he lost in 20, he loses in 20 so whilst pretty forcefully, they're making the case against donald trump. harris also giving a virtual address today to young voters, voters of tomorrow, there are gen z led organization with young organizers and activists. the group says they're feeling energized and resolve to restore reproductive rights delivered, climate action and in the epidemic of gun violence in america will harris, they say, is uniquely positioned to address those issues. their issues friend. >> all right. eva, thanks so much, steve, let's go to you in nashville where trump is expected to speak in the next hour why the bitcoin convention? >> fred, this is a conference for a bitcoin and throughs yes. and entrepreneurs, the kind of people that donald trump suggested a few years a

want to bring in michael waltz, member of the house armed services committee.me today. wow. there will be new information not just now, but in the coming hours. i'm not quite sure where this story is at the end of day. i'm not quite sure where the story is tomorrow. what's your feeling now, sir? >> well, bill, you know i've seen people take fire in combat, and your base intenths kick in. -- instincts. you're either going to wower -- cower and hide or sand up -- strand up strong. president trump's base instincts were on display. his first thought was to make sure the crowd and, more importantly, the country and the world knew he was okay. so thank god for him and his character. look, i'm also on the oversight committee. bill, we expect a hearing, we have oversight of secret service. we expect a briefing tomorrow, a hearing in a week with the director. but i've been talking to agents this morning, and they are upset, they're demoralized, they're angry. and i think the fundamental issue that's going to come out is president trump is not a normal, average former pr

polishes the shoes of sovorov, who is located in our building, on graduation itself the guys dance waltzesh the ladies with whom they dance, all the balls, these are girls from the choreographic college, from the national beauty school, then on the last pass they toss coins and say, well, that’s it, for the second year in a row we are awarded this... for 70 years of the existence of minsky- sovorovsky military school, more than 70 graduates became generals, for example, lieutenant general rovkov, major general zhup, major general naumenko, our head of the school , colonel kuchuk dmitry vladimirovich, these are all graduates of the minsk-sovorod military school schools, also our graduates. shoulder to shoulder, you overcome some difficulties, you go through tests together, then it doesn’t matter whether you are an orphan, from a poor family of the middle t-class or from a rich temya, you all become one when graduates arrive to us on the day of the meeting graduates, this is an amazing event, they all get into formation together, from a general to an ordinary civilian, but they remember that

marriages with newcomers for money; in these pictures there are happy grooms, although instead of waltzssohn and honeymoon, they in all likelihood face criminal penalties and deportation to their historical homeland. in order to legalize their status, foreigners entered into fictitious marriages with citizens of the russian federation, after which they filed the necessary documents to the migration department, where a temporary residence permit was issued without taking into account the quota. i am given special attention in all regions of the country. in the krasnoyarsk territory, the prosecutor's office carried out fictitious marriages with citizens for several years. migration affairs approved the indictment of teachers who examined foreigners. as it was established, the translator teachers staged exams in the russian language, history and fundamentals of legislation. migrants were provided with answers in advance. behind the accused received 13,500 for their services, a translator from two to 5.00 for each year. minister of internal affairs vladimir kolokoltsev spoke about migration

others include kentucky governor andy beshear, arizona senator mark kelly, minnesota governor tim waltz and transportation secretary. >> pete buttigieg right now. it is unclear if we will see vice president harris and former president trump. >> face off on a debate stage. both have said they would like to debate but nothing confirmed. trump told fox news he would like to debate. here's everybody knows who i am. and now people know who she is. she's a radical left lunatic. the former president is out with a new ad going after the vice president. >> this is america's borders are over her role looking into the root causes of migration to the u.s. over 10 million illegally here. here's also released a new ad. >> but donald trump was to take our country but we are not going back. >> the vice president has already started interviewing candidates for vp. the campaign says she and the running mate will hit the trail soon. reporting in washington reshad hudson. >> the secret service in chicago. police are working together to make sure the democratic national convention is safe and secure. law en

standing with the president, saying it consistently, he's had our back. >> will have his governor tim waltzing they were there because they were trying to figure things out, noting that the governors are on the front lines there they are hearing feedback from the people in their states. their hearing concern from the people in their states. they are looking for a path to win and they wanted to speak to the president and the vice president about that. governor wes moore saying it was an honest and candid conversation where they shared those concerns and that feedback. but ultimately all three of them saying that they do stand with the president here that they were grateful for his focus. a governor walz was asked whether the president addressed his debate performance. he didn't address a directly said, yes, he did. but then went on to say he was the guy. all of us believed in. governor hochul saying very clearly she feels confident in his abilities. so this of course, a sharp change from some of the other comments we have heard tonight, a second, congressman, democratic congressman earlier,

we want to discuss further now with republican congressman mike waltz of florida congressman. thank you so much for being with us. sure. i'm wondering what you think of that reporting that we just heard from kristen, that folks close to former president trump say that this shooting changed him. and also i'm curious to get your perspective on what we're going to hear tonight. what do you think well, we have my wife and i had the opportunity to spend some time with president trump yesterday and he has very reflective anybody would be a millimeter away from a from a headshot. >> and i told him i've seen men and women in combat that fight or flight kicks in. you run and hide, or you stand strong and move to the sound of the guns in his first instinct was to stand strong and reassure the country that that he's okay. i think tonight you're going to see a continuation of what he started in iowa when he talked about unifying the party this week, you've seen nikki haley, you've seen ron desantis. he's unified the party. clearly. >> this week, i think that's indisputable and now it's ab

. >> josh shapiro of pennsylvania and senator mark kelly of arizona, andy bashir i've kentucky tim waltz, minnesota. there's another name being floated about pete buttigieg is secretary of transportation roy cooper of north carolina, who would you like to see be camilla's vice president, pick sara let me tell, you. i have known vice president harris over three decades as she's very smart. she's strategic as she will make her decision based on many, many factors and she's deliberative and whomever she decides to be her vice president. that's who we should unify around. and understand she made the correct decision as her to be sure that she has her own vice president, but also for the country because she's going to select someone she believes is the best person who can lead this country on. >> harris agenda all right. >> so you're going to back over harris picks. i do want to ask you about something that's come up again and again on social media. elon musk, the owner of x, which formerly twitter and tesla and many other things. chiming in on his site where he's got millions and millions an

and when asked about this, governor waltz said that he trusts harris's judgment to make the right decision in the days ahead about her running mate. >> all right. and we'll see we'll see what she chooses. eva mckend, thanks so much for that reporting joining us now, alex thompson, national political reporter for axios and marc caputo, national political reporter for the bulwark great to have both of you here with us. marc, let's start first with you you have some new reporting from inside the trump campaign about how they essentially thought maybe they could just cruz to victory before president biden dropped out that this was all kind of shaping up in the way they wanted it to now there's a question of if trump even wants to debate vice president harris, is this a sign of a larger worry on behalf of the trump campaign? what, where are they in all of this? >> were they are as they're fighting the fight that they now have to joy and so the fact that we're asking and talking about whether he's going to debate or not, that i think is part of the strategy to get the okay. we were the normal ca

in these shots there are happy grooms, however, instead of waltz, mendelssohn and honeymoon, they inface criminal punishment and deportation to their historical homeland. in order to legalize their status, foreigners entered into fictitious marriages with citizens of the russian federation, after which they submitted the necessary documents to the department for... answers. for their services, the accused received 13,500 translator from two to 5.00 for each guest. minister of internal affairs vladimir kolokoltsev spoke about emigration issues during a meeting of the government commission on crime prevention. he noted that the number of serious and especially serious crimes committed in our country by foreign citizens this year has decreased by almost 8%. but the number of identified violations related to illegal migration have doubled. you are all observing this activity. all the departments that work in this area have really stepped up their efforts, and this is the result we are seeing. at the same time, even individual illegal acts of foreign citizens cause a wide public outcry; i

this is how the amerkhanovs from kinishma have been waltzing through life hand in hand for 17 years.e sevens, july 7, 2007, but family happiness is not the magic of numbers, sergei is sure. love, patience and common interests on the next anniversary, we took it and went on a new honeymoon, we decided to see our country, one might say, from moscow to vladivostok, so muron is like a landmark for us, a landmark place, a landmark date, we are here just before the holiday, as yes, we planned, on a tourist trip or at home, it is important to celebrate july 8th together with family, this is the most important tradition of this holiday. leonid muravyov, anton kolmykov, igor. there is a wedding boom in russia today, many couples wished to cement their relationship with uzume marriage on this day, and its popularity along with the red slide with beautiful dates every year only growing. the first ceremony has already taken place in vladikavkaz on the day of family love and fidelity, for example, zarina kargieva and kazbek tsarikaev got married. the newlyweds admitted that they are not making lo