but even former white guards live in the soviet country, even former monarchists, because this letter a letter. we former monarchists were guards - this was in the first line of this letter. we want to return to a outside, the amazing story that you remember telling me when they arrived by train at the belorussky railway station and they were met by anna ilyinichna's aunt , the first thing she told them when they were so elated patriotic. they went out to the platform and returned to their native land. im told be silent, be silent, yes, that is, they had to fit into this soviet reality, which is not at all the same as it was dirty to them. yes, of course, and this is the remembrance of oleg and oleg vladimirovich tolstoy , which peter tells about this, and this, probably, largely determined them and their future life at that moment when they returned. in russia, he was still in the red army , but then he succeeded. uh, in september already to join, he received the appropriate permission and entered the moscow university. it was also interesting uh, front-line soldiers without any exam

the white guard. he whites flee under the onslaught of the red army, they flee to the crimea amazingly. these scenes were filmed by the cameraman bulinsky of the deceased. yes, you are dying, and then there is such a scene when rusanov takes out a pistol from the cry of an ally of your mother and shoots , shoots after these departed cars. that means until he runs out of ammo in his clip. i'm afraid of god your mother's soul. this is how the plot of this role, which nikolai played in this film, goes. when he met his second godfather sergei he asked gerasimov, kolya is filming somewhere, well, he said, who is filming there? and when eremenko began to list all these artists who are filming there, gerasimov says, kolya says, says gerasim exclamation. he says that he is an old man who has gone crazy and has gathered artists from such different schools. they didn’t work together, they worked together and it turned out to be a wonderful acting ensemble. there was a transfer of a movie panorama i was asked to

looks at him in front of him and utters these very words lucky he was lucky he shot at him this white guard crushed his thigh and provided him with immortality no matter what he does, no matter what step he takes all this leads to his glory and the impression is that this thought is not only ryukhin himself, but also bulgakov, who certainly cannot be called mediocre, but pushkin 's mystery play. he does not dare to bring pushkin to the stage. she will be dedicated. pushkin there will be a tsar, there will be a bankender. zhukovsky will be there, of course, natalya nikolaevna dantes danzas will be there. well, pushkin himself will not have a single pushkin remark, because bulgakov simply does not dare to say anything on behalf of pushkin and the charm, pushkin's influence on russian culture, of course, is immeasurably huge, there is some kind of mystery in this. pushkin's life is known to us. if we don't raise it, then by weeks for sure, or rather, just by hours , the impression is that we know everything about him, but on the other hand, the impression is that we do not know anything about

pavel molchanov litvinov was still busy there lyudmila khityaeva ukule there the bright role of the white guard. rusanov, the whites flee under the onslaught of the red army, they flee to the crimea amazingly. these scenes were filmed by the cameraman bulinsky. yes, he dies, and then there is such a scene when rusanov takes out a pistol from the cry of an ally of your mother and shoots, shoots after these departed cars. that means until he runs out of ammo in both of them. ally stop your mother. this is how the plot of this role, which nikolai played in this film, goes. when he met his second godfather, sergei gerasimov, he asked, that's it, kolya is filming somewhere, well , he said, who is filming there? and when eremenko began to list all these artists who are filming there, gerasimov says, kolya says, gerasim says exclamation. he says that he is an old man gone crazy and gathered artists in such different schools. they don't work, they work, they work, and it was a great ensemble cast. a film panorama was being broadcast, i was asked to film the plot. here's how the movie moscow-genes is fi

here, especially the white guard. such a thing where he, so to speak, ridiculed these corrupt ukrainian politicians who were then selling to germany and now. as a matter of fact, more, of course, than america, but everyone sells it, but on the other hand. it seems to me that indeed some episodes of the master and margarita have already moved to the streets of kiev when i see, well, what is happening, how it destroys the ukrainian church, like people, beating with rods thrown out of temples pouring water, and from gas canisters. i understand that this is the score of satan. here, uh, if this is not a point, satan, then what is yes, i absolutely agree with you. what, here she was fucking there and but as kant said when he said so, he spoke about god that if you believe in god, then, unfortunately, you have to believe in his antipode of the existing satan, but he is strong, of course, uh, and he manifests himself there he was allowed to roam in kiev, this, of course, is absolute satanism, what is happening. and that's it

and october revolutions of 1917 during the civil war, omsk temporarily became the capital of the white guardmoved here on december 15, 1918 . after he assumed supreme power. here the supreme rulers of russia lived for a year before retreating from the city with a prominent scientist , an experienced military man, an energetic and respected person. the white movement pinned its hopes on the victory, many shots, chronicles that captured the stay of admiral tommy kolchak in omsk, now the center for the study of the history of the civil war is operating. this is a branch of the omsk regional archive, which has an exhibition hall. each of its exhibits is of scientific interest since 1918 in omsk and yekaterinburg, the provisional siberian government issued its own money, which was received by the people. name siberians. one of the symbols of the creation of anti-bolshevik statehood in 1918 was the issue of its own banknotes, because the emerging white state of siberia had to create a separate economy of its own, independent of bolshevik russia. therefore, in this respect, the mission was one of t

and the belief that the ukrainians are the last white nation guarded by pagan heads, this story is aboutroys the ukrainian orthodox church at a price. pechersk lavra of the shutovskaya, the funeral of patriarch kirill carefully rehearsed only one scenario of 90 pages prepared costumes and props. and, of course, they called the press a journalist and deliberately embroidered shirts. it's like they're part of the performance. an activist with a medallion in the form of our goat depicts the head of the ukrainian orthodox church. onufriy is a man in black, judging by the tablet, he is the metropolitan of kiev of the pechersk lavra. pavel swan. the real vladyka pavel, who headed the monastery for 29 years. now, in particular, he is charged with the article of inciting inter-religious hatred, and this is a sympathetic desecration of the church sacrament, apparently, another ukrainian law enforcement officers are standing nearby and do not intervene in what is happening please tell us the purpose of your action, what do you want to convey to society? we want to convey, but to convey to the soci

and others, the former white guard general smashed europe simply into sectors and were on the content he was negotiating that he should be given this organization, the current bundesnacrift, a disk with the americans. yes, with the future of the cia, and these front-line organizations from the white guards, from the former military personnel of the wehrmacht, the official recognition of the official historiographer of the bodhialchimair. bnd. there is on this score that they supported such organizations of searchers from outright fascists, immediately in the very first post-war years, starting from the forty-eighth , listen, operation gladio. and tell me please, they supported them already exactly. well, not simply, because not because of not because of proximity. i don't know whether it's aesthetic or ideological. apparently, this was also adhered to as a tool against us. and why else support or, as muller put it, he’s armored or says, well, that is, they were fed for us , but they were fed in order to crush about soviet sympathies about the soviet union, that is, we german youth bea

the white house, coast guard, navy. >> i was very busy as you have sort of seen.ng, padges pants, shoes. >> bret: thank you for all your advice and guidance over the years, happy birthday. >> brit: thought might get through that montage without anyone saying which one it is but i'm grateful for all of that, bret. >> trace: indeed. please join shannon bream for "fox news sunday." her guests will be former vice president mike pence and maryland senator ben carbon and thanks for watching "special report." i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. don't forget to watch fox news at night midnight in the east, 9:00 p.m. in the specific. >> pete: just another week. just when you think there couldn't be a wilder one, another one comes. >> trace: see you, pete. >> pete: you got it. welcome to a special edition of jesse watters on a friday i'm pete hegseth. now, nobody likes a showoff. but we all know someone who just loves to rub it in. >> i haven't had a carb since 2004. check these out. see these b boys in this is whai live with every day. i lather this up with in the shower.

is it the white house, coast guard, navy?nowing what you know now, congressman, what would would have you done different and where do you think they failed the biggest? >> yes, i still have those questions. you have got to go through the timeline here. now, on monday, there were two assets that are critical to a recovery operation like this in a search operation. there is a 6 krov ready to go on monday afternoon and something called mcgel alan submarine only thing able to be used to recover this thing if they're still alive. both of these assets are ready to go on monday afternoon and monday night. okay. they are denied, all right? because they need u.s. airlift and they need u.s. government permission to get there. so tuesday rolls around, that rolling stone article breaks about the tapping noises, so that's being picked up by the canadian military, all this chatter about the tapping noises. white house gets involved at that point. they get in a the situation room hey why don't we send mcgelen, these what they do give it app

they were surprised when mccarthy was able to pass a bill that caught the white house off guard. >> andy didn't want to. >> and it was ugly. the back and forth was ugly. it does not seem like they were close and they figured out -- nothing like the deadline to focus the mind. but i think inside of the white house, we averted the crisis but we did pretty well in this negotiation. maybe miccarthy didn't have a great hand but they had to give something else and they got a two-year increase to the debt ceiling and not have a problem with the core things they were able to pass. >> biden said in my first four years as president. you're like, i'm sorry, it is been a long two and a half but it is not been four years but his mind is on an election. because he's not running a primary. so if he were, he might not be touting compromise. he's talking to the general election audience. kevin mccarthy is not. he's doing some damage control with his freedom caucus. but that is how the table is set right now. >> we'll get to that? a second. but i just have to note, daniel, before you come in, it just so

sources say the white house was caught off guard by the speed with which this crisis has unfolded. christiane. >> indeed. not just the united states, but perhaps most of the nato and g7 allies haven't quite realized how potentially fragile putin's grip on power has got because of this war. we have cnn's chief international security correspondent nick paton walsh and natasha bertram. nick, let me begin with you. weav we've been talking a lot about what we've seen today. we don't really know what the ultimate goal of prigozhin is. it is clearly the biggest challenge to putin, although he's not naming putin. what do we know about what his ultimate aim is? >> i think it may have inevitably transformed itself through the momentum of his forces moving through russia from his initial goal, which appear to be a spat with russia's top brass. i can't really see a situation where putin can accept what prigozhin has done and try and put the clock back. we've seen extraordinary developments today. the wagner presence in rostov controlling key facilities there unthinkable in such a massively imp

is at the white house, coast guard, navy, and lecture. >> trace: did they not put all hands on deck because they may think this would be a futile effort? >> i don't agree with that comment at all. i think you got very well intended people, everybody. 's heart is in this. there is a heroic nobility in responding to this type of crisis. you know, in a coldhearted situation, it is a 20-foot sub with five people aboard and we got creators and all sorts of things flying the waters involving, you know, thousands or tens of thousands of people. so you can take the entire military establishment and apply it against one problem, even one that gathered so much public attention. so my sympathies are with the crews that responded, the leadership chain, people trying to figure out, what is needed, contacting who might have that asset, stating that asset into the area and then getting into the water and operating it. you just can't do that on a moment's notice it takes time, attention, notification, mobilization, although sorts of things. so i think he was off base in living such heavy criticism. >> trac

mckinley were killed, starting with theodore roosevelt, secret service agents began to guard the head of the whiteround the clock. now in the state service. about 5,000 people in its functions include the protection of the first persons of government buildings and foreign diplomatic missions, usa june 23 1961 the antarctic treaty came into force more than 10 years have passed since the ussr first came up with the corresponding memorandum, not wanting this part of the world to become a field for international disputes , the treaty became the first arms control agreement concluded after the second world war was it was decided that antarctica would not be divided among any countries, that the continents and adjacent waters would become a zone completely free of nuclear weapons. she will be used freely regime in the interests of science and humanity , the treaty was initially signed by 12 countries. now its participants are already 56 states of the world on june 23, 1987. the premiere of the film the man from capuchin boulevard took place in moscow. such a genre of comedy western was absolutely new fo

mackinglers, were killed, starting with theodore roosevelt, secret service agents began to guard the head of the whiteclock. now in the state service. about 5.000 people in its functions include the protection of the first persons of government buildings and foreign affairs of the us missions on june 23, 1961. peel, by virtue of the antarctic treaty, more than 10 years have passed since the ussr first came out with the corresponding memorandum, not wanting this part of the world to turn into a field for international disputes, the treaty was the first concluded after the second world war, the arms control agreement decided that antarctica would not be divided between any countries, that the continents, the waters adjacent to it will become zones completely free from nuclear weapons. it will be used in a free mode in the interests of science and humanity. initially, the agreement was signed by 12 countries. now its participants are already 56 states of the world on june 23, 1987 . the premiere of the film man from boulevard des capucines took place in moscow. this genre of comedy western was absolutely

but at the same time, i think that people at the white house were caught off guard by how quickly this escalated over the last 48 hours or so. and that is really best illustrated by the fact that numbering of officials were planning overseas travel that they had to scrap including chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mark milley and american national security adviser jake sullivan who was supposed to be in copenhagen for talks on ukraine. instead he remained here in washington. he did travel with president biden to camp david, the presidential retreat. president biden is still there. he will be there tomorrow continually getting briefed on this, but certainly a lot to digest for president biden and other leaders. >> absolutely. kevin, thank you. and we're joined now by a senior fellow at the carnegie russia yo eurasia center. and yesterday was so fast moving and then it suddenly all seemed to be over. have you any sense from your contacts about what happened, what was this deal that prigozhin reached with belarus? >> there are multiple interpretations including some conspiracies. the

a dog named white hare follows them along the floors guards molodets from paratroopers. quadrocopter is immobilized with an anti-tron gun, already shot down from a machine gun. the drone is just for observation to adjust the explosive , nothing is attached to it , there are no reset elements, therefore, well, here is the result of the work. for larger targets are already using portable anti-aircraft missile systems; the bubble needle works on helicopters. and the mirror works for such purposes as soulless, but working on an internal combustion engine. these are drones. here's how i, for example, not so long ago, a couple of days ago, we shot down a fury. although it is not an electric engine, the enemy is also trying to organize air defense, but here our artillerymen are already involved, who destroy the enemy's air defense with precise strikes. mikhail andronik anton musikyan news, donetsk people's republic roads along the front line in the area of ​​artyomovsk, now these are kilometers of broken and dusty asphalt , bridges not yet restored, burned by shot vehicles alon

. >> carley: the white house press team caught off guard when reporters asked about biden corruptionims. listen. >> there was harris poll that found 53% of the public including fourth of democrats believe "joe biden was involved with his son in an illegal influence pedalling scheme," what do you say to the majority of americans who believe the president himself is corrupt? >> wow. [indiscernible] >> the president has spoken to this. the president has spoken to this. there is nothing to these claims. >> carley: quite the moment there. the white house criticized house oversight committee investigation into pedalling as a probe that lacks any evidence. >> todd: 2024 getting a major shakeup with mike pence, chris christie and burgum expected to throw their hat in the ring next week. >> carley: bobby, it is a crowded field and about to get more so, how do you think this plays out? >> i appreciate you guys having me informer thatty, as always, when there is a prohibitive favorite like president donald trump, the more names that enter the race, it will fragment the field. if you are preside

sources tell cnn the white house was caught off guard by the speed with which this crisis has unfolded. christiane. >> thank you. we have cnn's chief international security correspondent nick paton walsh, jim schiotto and wesley clark. we know about wagner. we know it's managed to be pretty much the only results-based group in this misconceived invasion against ukraine. what do you think is at the heart of this current challenge by prigozhin to putin. >> it's interesting. that's a question i don't have a ready answer to. it's fair to see there is a degree of frustration among the ranks of wagner, many of them thrown towards the front line, often complaining about a lack of ammunition and say they found themselves on the receiving end of an angry russian top brass who both mismanaged the war and are now taking vengeance on prigozhin for speaking out on friday. there may be some personal ambition of prigozhin in this. this is a man very close to putin for many years. i think we're looking at a turning point in the war here certainly. the ultimate question is what level of support can put

investigations, other prosecutorial decisions by the justice department, this is a white house that was not caught off guardy this, that was in close touch with hunter's legal team. at the same time, this is also a white house that has maintained the justice department is independent, did not interfere in this investigation that was carried out by a trump-appointed attorney. so ultimately, president biden knowing that this, even as it impacts his son, it will impact him on the campaign trail going forward. we have seen republicans already seizing on these allegations, and they can expect that that will continue even as this legal matter concludes for hunter biden. >>> over on capitol hill, republicans are now vowing to continueheir investigations of hunter biden as they blast his plea deal. cnn chief congressional correspondent manu raju has been getting republican reaction. >> reporter: they're planning to press ahead with their own investigation into the bidens. in the words of speaker mccarthy, it "enhances the investigation" that the house oversight committee has launched into the bidens. the question w

now, do think that how quickly this escalated yesterday really did catch the white house off guard somewhat. you could see that. a number of officials, including the joint chiefs chairman, mark milley, and the national security adviser, jake sullivan, had planned overseas travel. they did have to scrap that travel. so it does give you a sense of how quickly this was escalated, how even though they had this intelligence, they didn't necessarily think that it would happen when it happened. so this is something that they will continue monitoring over the next week, what the intelligence is saying about what this means going forward. >> indeed. kevin, good to have your input, kevin liptak in washington for us. >>> so where is yevgeny prigozhin? the kremlin says it has no idea where the wagner leader is after he abruptly called off that threatened insurrection. the latest on what we know when we come back. trying to control my asthma felt anythining but normal. ♪ ♪ enough was enough. i talked to an asthma specialt anfound out my severe asthma is driven by eosinophils, a type of asthma nucala cah

vladimir putin was losing the war in iraq what exactly did the head of the white house mean, no one understood . the us coast guard discovered the remains of those who died on the bathyscaphe of titanium, this is reported by the american media, citing the department , and the wreckage of the bathyscaphe itself was raised to the surface with materials. now they will forensic experts. they will conduct an official analysis of the alleged remains, and a fragment of the wreckage will be used to establish the reasons, dear recall, a bathyscaphe with five passengers on board disappeared on june 19 in the atlantic ocean during a tourist expedition to the titanic. morocco recalls the ambassador and sweden for an indefinite period due to the burning of the koran. in addition , the charge d'affaires of sweden was summoned to the foreign ministry of the african country with a condemnation and was noted in saudi arabia. what are the shares there can be no justification for the us burning religious the texts were called disrespectful and harmful , the state department said. disrespect, we called the desecration of the koran vl

guards of prisoners of war have been strengthened. here we have a black overcoat for the ukrainian police, a white bandage was applied by our white redite bandage, merciless, vicious of some kind. well, like dogs, really broke. the first months of their stay in the camp were terrible for the prisoners, when there were 400-500 people in the barracks, and there were only 70 places. they slept in a roll on an earthen or concrete floor, those who did not have enough space were in the open. the camp contained from 130 to 140,000 prisoners from food 80 g of bread with sawdust , water, rain with mud or melted snow. as a result, an epidemic broke out that claimed more than 25,000 lives, but the winter of forty-one and forty -two was the worst test, people had practically no corpses were taken out of the barracks every morning. as evidenced by documents on 100-150 people, the corpses did not have time to bury them ; they were piled up on the territory of the camp, waiting for spring to be taken out and buried in pits? i remember the new year forty-second frosty column of soviet prisoners of war can not be fully raised. it was strewn with path

still participated, or let's say complicity, in the putsch of 1991, he guarded yeltsin there, and this is the famous photo near the white house today . zolotov, who was silent all these days, just straightened his wings on the territory of the kremlin, in the corner of the garnet chamber and told about how he fought with the wagnerites, let's look at this fragment, because it is very revealing, they passed so quickly in front of rostov. how can you explain it? группировки well, they would simply ask how much to know, how is the art, so well, always the point of the lamp. the reflection of the president of the country was to disguise and the task was precisely not to allow in the case of something to cross, and not putin, and not zolotov, they do not give an answer to the main question. how did they start a war against ukraine, and the war went from rostov to moscow, that is, no high-ranking official makes any cause-and-effect conclusions. why did this happen? well, you see, you showed a photo of the golden one during the putsch, but during these 30 years , they all had a little bit of the tower demolished by eh authorit

still had a part or let's say complicity in the coup of 1991, he was there guarding yeltsin and this is a famous photo near the whitetov who uh everyone was silent and just spread his wings on the territory of the kremlin, he ran into a garnet chamber and talked about how he fought with the wagnerites. let's look at this fragment , because it is very revealing . postupah in moscow because if they spread the group, they would simply reflect the president , not putin, and not zolotov . they do not give an answer to the main question. why did this happen, you see, you showed a photo of zolotova during the putsch, but for these 30 years, they all had a little bit of a tower demolished by the government without any restrictions, that's why they behave like this i like that, as it turned out, if the soldiers or vk wagner came like this, the next time the soldiers of nato countries will pass like this, and ukraine will be among them, and it's interesting. the main thing is that moscow should not be burned, although in the history of the russian federation it has happened, we are watching repeatedly , we are watching now on

radio and television news agency, the end of the news segment, god guarding, the voice of a rural woman and the song of the golden white harvest , kilometers from the city in gilan province, among these forests and next to these forest houses, they are trying to produce a product that is being forgotten. 99 what happened to the noghandari industry or silk cocoon cultivation, an industrial art that according to the residents of the region, 250 households are engaged in the cultivation of silkworms and silkworms, with an average of four people working in a family, an average of three . it can't be like 4 thousand gilani's client, the relief committee, which has been cultivating this golden white for several years now, we had nothing to do, i had nothing to do, now it's wasted forever, since time is running out. including the free seedlings, the eggs are free, from the explanation of the egg, you took it and kept it. it took a long time to get here, but the work is not finished here . after 45 days of the egg distribution , complete the plan of the silk production chain. you are a little far from the forest houses to comp

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this is d daily news live from berlin, rescue as white in their search for a submersible with 5 people missing in the north atlantic. the u. s. coast guard says there is not less than 2 days, the folks that are left contact with the lowest. well this must baltic tourist, the right direct of the titanic. also on the program, at least for is really is having short, 10 killed near jewish settlement in the occupied west by the day after palestinians were killed. and then as rarely rate on a refugee count as the son of a us president agrees to plead guilty to tax crimes hunter biden's deal means you'll probably avoid being cross, prosecute over a separate gun charge the i'm how to handle welcome to the program. rescuers are racing to find a missing submersible with 5 people on board and the north atlantic. the u. s. coast guard side a few hours ago that the passengers have about 40 hours of oxygen left. it's feared the craft which was taking to rest the rest of the titanic could be almost 4 kilometers underwater, off the coast of canada. aircraft using sooner have been trying to pinpoint its location. and a submarine team is hoping to attempt

if he starts to bring down the waves and the bird guards the sky, the calculation receives the task of four mines on the already shot opornik all white one after another without adjustment. that's all for now , it's time to take cover until there was a bird, right? no, but it happens that the enemy does not need aerial reconnaissance. there are other means to understand where they just fired from. here goes the mark. here i am here. they work fast, really. come on guys, there's enough room for everyone. about 50 meters approximately in the middle between the mortar and a small trench, where the crew now hides together with our film crew. each combat work turns into such a duel, if you offend them in the morning with something, well , the parasitic sensor 300-200 is already aha next. what is closer next to the mortar fell now the men lay down and jumped out, and it's normal , it's normal. as usual, already about the flight path. here is this iron. and how they calculate by ear, a sound, measuring station costs him production. it’s only working for now, but i’m not working on a plank. a minute pause, the calculation decides to leave th

the angry armed white mob multiplied and now numbered a group of black men. who had gathered to try to guardroland. as dawn pro country first 1921, to thousands of white citizens descended on the greenwood district. businesses were looted an area of 35 city blocks. burned to the ground. and stories estimate about 300 black greenwood residents were killed. it is one of the worst incidents of racial violence in american history. until recently, what elise known. the history of the tulsa race massacre was buried along with the unmarked graves of some of the victims. the cover-up began all the way back in 1921. when the tulsa tribune or moved its inflammatory front page story of dick roland's arrest from its archive. historians later found out that the police and state militia archives were also missing. for decades, the tulsa massacre was overlooked in classrooms even in oklahoma. the state has included the tulsa race massacre in its academic standards since 2002. the standard and say what teachers should teach and how they should teach it. little if any time was ever spent on the topic. it was

stopped in front of the blue and white tape and there are several— blue and white tape and there are several police officers guardingre, there is one by the university. i am told there are others — university. i am told there are others around the city. as soon as we know _ others around the city. as soon as we know more, i will let you know. hayley— we know more, i will let you know. hayley compton, our reporter in nottingham. a serious police incident, six roads closed and tram services suspended. the covid inquiry starts at ten o'clock. we will be hearing the opening remarks of baroness hallett. i'm going to speak to are reporter cath burns. stephanie is also on the line. i am sure she has plenty more to say. kath burns, our health correspondent, is where the inquiry is this morning. what shape is this taking, how long is it going to last and when will we get anyjudgments from lady hallett? this and when will we get any 'udgments from lady hallett?i from lady hallett? this is the start of hearin: from lady hallett? this is the start of hearing witnesses _ from lady hallett? this is the start of hearing witnesses

this is dw news live from berlin, rescue as white in their search for us submersible with 5 people and missing in the north atlantic. the u. s. coast guard says there is no less than 2 days of oxygen. left. contact was lost. while the submersible chick, tourists are run. the risk of the titanic also on the program, at least for is really, is, has been shot until it's near a jewish settlement in the occupied westbank, a day after palestinians were killed. and then there's really rage on a refuge account. and the son of the us president agrees to plead guilty to tax crimes hunter biden's deal means he'll probably avoid being prosecuted over a separate gun charge the handle. welcome to the program. rescuers are racing to find a missing submersible with 5 people on board. and the north atlantic, the u. s. coast guard said that a few hours ago that a few that the passengers have about 40 hours of oxygen left is feared the craft, which was taking tourists to the wreck of the titanic. could be almost for columbus cars under water, off the coast of canada. aircraft using sooner have been trying to pinpoint is location. and a submarine team is ho

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lethal force if necessary against anyone who tried to remove president trump from the white house, including the national guardmmittee say roger stone's connection to the proud boys goes back years and showed him taking the oath required for the first level of initiation into the group. >> hi, i'm roger stone. >> there are some missing pieces in the public did donald trump or anyone inside the white house know about the organizing by the far right militias? >> the night before january 6th president trump instructed his chief of staff, mark meadows, to contact both roger stone and michael flynn regarding what would play out the next day. ms. hutchinson, is it your understanding that mr. meadows called mr. stone on the fifth? >> i'm under the impression that mr. meadows did complete both a call to mr. stone and general flynn the evening of the 5th. >> and do you know what they talked about that evening, ms. hutchinson? >> i'm not sure. >> i think what's important is that he was going through the process of selling that the election was stolen, and then in convincing folks that, look, if you believe that an elect

lethal force if necessary against anyone who tried to remove president trump from the white house including the national guardroger stone's connection to the proud boys goes back years. and showed him taking the oath required for the first level of initiation into the group. >> hi, i'm roger stone. i refuse to apologize. >> there are some missing pieces in the public record, such as what if anything did donald trump or anyone inside the white house know about the organizing by the far right militias. >> the night before january 6th, president trump instructed his chief of staff mark meadows to contact both roger stone and michael flynn regarding what would play out the next day. ms. hutchinson, is it your understanding that mr. meadows called mr. stone on the 5th? >> i'm under the impression that mr. meadows did complete the call to mr. stone and john the evening of the 5th. >> do you know what they talked about that evening, ms. hutchinson? >> i'm not sure. >> i feel like we don't know the full story on the proud boys and oath keepers. >> i think the committee is trying to get to the bottom of what white hou

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white house. >> john: a florida family was caught off guard after discovering a massive crocodile made itself aome in their pool at 2:00 in the morning. wildfire trapper todd hardwick and his assistant successfully captured the reptile but not without a fight. todd is the owner of pesky critters, and this is 2:00 in the morning down there in the florida keys. watch. [water splashing] >> keep him off the furniture. >> i've got him. i've got him. >> john: this is all occurring in the dead of night. you know, we have seen stories of a lot of crocodile wranglers who wrangle these things on dry land. the fact it was in the pool, how much more difficult does it make this operation? >> it does make it more difficult. a crocodile that's still in the water feels fairly comfortable and immediately upon trying to capture the animal he flooded the pool deck so our footing was extremely treacherous and we had to stay very focused to be safe and at the same time we are concerned for the safety of this crocodile, he's still a threatened species and we intend to let him go alive and unharmed. >> john: out of a

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white house intelligence briefings, as well as the nuclear capabilities of foreign countries and other closely guarded secrets. trump allegedly stored over 300 records, improperly keeping them in places like a ballroom and in bathrooms. even in a shower. our laws that protect national defense information are critical to the safety and security of the united states and they must be enforced. prominent republicans, including house speaker kevin mccarthy and top 2024 republican primary rivals like florida governor ron desantis rushed to the former president's defense this indictment is not stopping trump from campaign planning. he's still scheduled to appear at the north carolina republican party convention this weekend in washington, martha rivera, fox news, a bay area congresswoman anna eshoo spoke with us tonight about the indictment and she calls the charges, quote, jaw dropping. it's very serious at the endangers our armed forces and it also is our material that that are shared with partners of ours in the world. and we are trusted with that information. so this is as serious as it gets . congresswo

the white house said this is out of his way. the president seemed caught off guard by the question and you saw him push back quite a bit. curious if we see stronger denial. >> brian: and you saw the press secretary turn down an interview on "the view." do you think that had anything to do with this? >> no, i believe it has to do with the writers union strike. >> brian: they have writers? back with more, crazy things that joy says in a moment. >> ainsley: thank you, mark. raskin did see the redacted report with comer and they wanted the entire committee to see it. >> brian: there is a totally different interpretation -- >> ainsley: the whole doj did. >> steve: what we have learned about the two whistleblowers, they testified in front of the house ways and means committee and democrats are furious after they interviewed like 50 people, they just, republicans have released revelations as mark said, mr. shapley and unnamed whistl whistleblower, what we're learning about this, now that they released the report, the hunter biden investigation was koez name sportsman and o

so there's not just of black white lines, but therere other lines. this is in a texas nional guard unit of 140, 100, 141st infantry regiment. i guess camp bowie is not far fromere in texas. this unit kind of started out segregated, but became more integrated over time. and the important thing is mexican-americans, some very few mexican-americans served in this unit of them served in white outfits, so-called white outfits. this is an aenal unit, all puerto rican unit. so of these non-black minority groups, none move more frequently or more dramatically than. why you might ask, because of their supposed unbreakable bonds with america's enemy in the pacific. in fact assumptions, racist assumptions about those bonds sometimes led to the exclusion of japanese-americans. so, for example, the navy throughout the war refused to accept anybody of japanese descent into their ranks. that was the policy of the beginning of the war, and it remained so at the end of the war. the military's various color line shifts shifted some over course of the war. so these weren't static. these were not inev

white gladys is she orca that you recognize? it fits the category when we explained to the coast guard because we have to call in the coast guard's one dominant female with three or four calves and she's got them well trained. i mean, magnificent. the ability to do that sort ofjoined up attack on the boat. they weren't trying to sink the boat. they just seemed to want to eat the rudder. so the boat was getting pushed around? my boat, 21 tons, 50 feet, and they were pushing it about. it was a toy. it was quite scary. and the dangerous thing was trying to hold the wheel because the power they put back through the rudder could have easily brought a risk ora harm. incredible animals. so what do you think their intention was? was itjust purely play or do you think they were on another mission? i think it's play. having been brought back to a local marina, there's another boat been hit today and there has been four other boats hit in the last week. so this has been whilst there's been stories of attacks, it's a higher number than we could ever anticipate. so we need to try and understand the motivation because at the moment there isn