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well, as previously reported in the white house , washington officially announced the new military supplies to the zelensky regimes for the 33rd package, in particular, they included shells for 155 caliber hammers and howitzers, a tank bridge stackers, as well as auxiliary equipment for high-precision weapons. this was reported in the pentagon and determines another 400 million dollars for all this in the states. the propensity for reservations in the american administration seems to be a common feature not of joe biden, but of the white house press secretary karen jan pierre who, with her position, follows the speech. in general, it is necessary to be extremely careful, commenting on the upcoming negotiations between president biden and the head of the european commission, ursula fondon, garrinjar did not cope with the name of our country. that's how it was? oh my, they also discuss other challenges to international security, including our joint work to counter the challenges posed by the russian people's republic. the main thing is that the mistake, now, is not accidentally picked up by p

well, as reported earlier in the white house, washington officially announced new military deliveries from the zelensky regime for the 33rd time in a package, in particular , they included shells for 155 -caliber hymars and howitzers, tank bridge stackers, as well as auxiliary equipment for high-precision weapons. this was reported in the pentagon allocates for everything. this is another 400 million dollars in the states. the salisbury incident is still shamelessly using the magpies of great britain in a propaganda campaign against our country. after all, there is no reliable information on the so-called case of the violins. london to provide and can not say so in the comments of the official representative of our world. maria zakharova today marks 5 years from the day when the british authorities began to spin a high -profile story from the former that he was sergei skripaglia and his daughter yulia were allegedly poisoned for everything almost immediately blamed russia although there were a lot of inconsistencies in the london version, but for the west the wording haley very likely

opening the stores back to syria, including target ravia and what must have been a shock at the white house. washington now seems determined to stay in syria, no matter how much more damage you can go to the country, get a run. foreign ministry say that washington cannot have quite different motives keep its presence in syria rather than fighting terrorism was still take on that statement. well yes, i see when i was making the defensive against the masters in 2015, it was in washington. that was there to stop them there. if anything they put down their, their weapons and that had happened. you had to come down to the mass because he had to come down to the allied iranian militias and to russia to help push back and drive back. and well, eventually defeat, i've been carried out by syria and then you back and saw there justification just just justification. there. there are the oil trumps active in 2019. we are here for the oil and we see these things every week, every few weeks we see these convoys leaving here yet. we'd act with a dr. curtis fan region where or on started or on reported had this fall,

open in the stores, back to syria, including ta ravia and what must have been a shock at the white house. washington now seems determined to stay in syria, no matter how much more damage i can do to the country. i have on foreign ministry say that washington could have quite a different motives, keep his presence in syria rather than fighting terrorism. what's your take on that statement? well yes, i says when i was making the defensive against the masters in 2015, it was in washington that was there to stop them there. if anything they put down. ringback their weapons and then it happened. you had to come down.

that he cannot win that there is no chance that he will ever win on the battlefield, the white house washingtonantly declares that, like its allies, they must continue to support ukraine, provide it with the necessary military assistance and help prepare until the moment when there will be serious negotiations, when the diplomatic way can be successful and when the world actually listens to ukraine's point of view, i am convinced that the world will listen to ukraine's position. of course, there are selfish businessmen who want the war to end and that they can go back to buying russian natural gas and oil and in germany they are completely discredited ukraine enjoys the strong support of all its friends allies and future allies and needs to win a decisive number victories on the battlefield this spring, dear mr. ambassadors bryza. yes, we understand that one was an extremely important symbolic moment . putin, in front of everyone, found himself in the honorary status of criminals wanted by the international criminal court, a similar status at one time was held by mark duffy, and not only do i n

due respect to the partners there, bulgaria is this is definitely not the level of the white house and washington, their reaction . yes, but still, the vice president of this country , iliana yotova, says that listen , after this news, everyone sit down at the negotiating table, and this is a single one such a precedent of understanding that eh as in this the situation can be improved, or will we hear something similar from other capitals in the future, i do not think that it will be of a mass nature, some individual statements may sound somewhere, and you know how the saying goes, where it is subtle. peacekeeping or pseudo-peacekeeping initiatives. maybe the hungarians will become more active in the near future and make some kind of similar statement, but it will definitely not be those countries that are clearly on the side of ukraine, this time and secondly, and that are categorically against any kind of which are related to nuclear issues, that is, they may not even possess nuclear weapons. but of course, for them, this issue is fundamental in europe. as for such countries, just look at great

we kill it in washington. communication between the white house and the kremlin between washington and moscow. is moscow being open about their communication that is taking place because this is a situation that could easily escalate that accidentally or intentionally? yeah, well the rate of relationship between russia and the u. s. r and a very, very low point, but i don't think and of as rush as dates one single you asked own even if it is close to an could is if it is in controlled russian controlled airspace and close to a war zone. it will certainly raised some eyebrows in moscow, but it is questionable if it is enough to really escalate the tensions between the countries. russia stated that they will try every possible diplomatic way to talk things over and find a solution. and an escalation would really be the absolute last resort. also for russia, he w. jennifer polco with the russian side account of events. very important to get in the store. jennifer, thank let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. sweden's prime minister says that

the special program has come to you from the president's office in the white house in washington, d.c.. three days from now, after half a century in the service of my country, i shall lay down the responsibilities of office, as in traditional and solemn ceremony, the authority of the presidency is vested in my successor. this evening, i come to you with a message of leave taking and farewell and to share a few final thoughts with you, my countrymen. like every others, i like every other citizen. i wish the new president and all who are laboring with him. godspeed. i pray that the coming years will be blessed with peace and prosperity for all our people. expect their president and the congress to find a central agreement on issues of great moment, the wise resolution of which will better shape the future of the nation. my own relations with the congress, which began on a remote and tenuous basis, land long ago. a member of the senate appointed me to west point have since ranged a during the war an immediate postwar period and finally to the mutually interdependent. during the past eigh

palestinian nation , atish emphasized that those present in the elysee palace and also the white house in washington around the world should know there is no such thing as a palestinian nation iraq claims imaginary rights, this zionist minister had previously called for 92 regions, the palestinian authority authorities have always opposed these statements, considering these talks to be racist . hours after the meeting of the palestinian authority with the representative of the zionist regime in our city, the national committee for yemeni headscarf affairs made a statement. the agreement for the exchange of prisoners of yemen and the saudi coalition announced in the near future , this committee announced that this agreement includes the release of 706 yemeni prisoners in exchange for 181 prisoners of the saudi coalition , including saudi and sudanese forces, urban people in france for raining in special religious ceremonies. in this ceremony, sardar shavarz in the city of parian attacked the statue of one of the saints and prayed for rain. the city is located in the south of france on the spanish bor

kamala flamed out in the primaries but joe needed somebody who shatters and now she is in the white house. washingtonmetime" has been picking up a lot of chatter. a suspected candidate keeps popping up on our radar. we saw her hanging out with sneaky pete in nashville. then we saw her wearing a pepper necklace in india. and then we saw her in los angeles shattering glass ceilings with her voice. ♪ and you're going to hear me roar ♪ oh oh oh oh oh oh ♪ you're going to hear me roar. >> jesse: now "primetime" is hearing some chatter out of abu dhabi. crooked went to the middle east for international women's day because when i think of women's rights i think middle east. why was she there? to let the world know that hillary is still in the game. joe biden keeps tripping and getting cancerous lesions chopped off his chest. the guy hasn't been seen in two days. >> this is the second day in a row where the president hasn't had any public event on his schedule. what's he up to and [inaudible] out of the public eye? >> what's the president up to. >> before the speech tomorrow? >> so, look, yesterday, i think

and this handshake defines a certain gentleman in the white house washington this is an unacceptable situation. and, of course, we saw this also thanks to this dividing process. of course, we now understand that the world is much more diverse and larger, and those countries that at one time also adhered to the atlantic vision of the world. they suddenly begin to understand that there are other countries besides, uh, the euro-atlantic world. there are also the countries of central asia if the same belarus and suddenly the world opened up and became more diverse and wider. especially you you know the topic of our program, cold war 2:0, some people really call it cold hot today, but we are currently trying to draw a causal relationship. how did it happen and we are talking about the prospects of motivation. and uh, at the moment. i would like to talk with a historian, a military expert to the maru savers, he is now in france . mister is very glad to see you on our program. thank you for your invitation. could you explain to me if u west have something to say, the idea of ​​a winning lin

whether an indictment would hurt or possibly help the former president's next run for the white house. in washington, alice barr, nbc news. >> and we will have much more on the president's legal issues coming up at 5:30, and larry gerston is going to look deeper into what he is facing. >>> and now, the president is vetoing a measure that the senate passed that would block a labor department rule that would put retirement savings at risk across the country. and it would also allow measurements of climate change to take investments and not just profit. so they need 2/3 majority vote to override the presidential veto. >>> overnight, we can see a grim picture of the climate in crisis and what is being done in the bay area to curb our emissions. >>> and now, what is happening that is going to go to more affordable housing. >>> and we will have the dramatic >> while the planet is getting hotter and we are not cool it down fast enough. it is the newest warning from the latest report. if we don't turn things around, we won't have time to turn it around. and what are the latest on the battles being fought he

take a tougher stance in the ukrainian conflict , british tan reports, citing a senior white house official . washingtons ukraine's territorial claims, but remains a realist. we understand that to return any land. in the foreseeable future, kiev will not work. against this background, congressional republicans are increasingly being called to check whether zelensky and his entourage had mersai with details. where does the money allocated to kiev go after a series of corruption scandals in ukraine us senators have returned to this issue for inspections intend to appoint an inspector general vote will be held this week congress has already allocated $ 113 billion in aid to ukraine, including weapons and direct payments to the kiev government. that's almost four times the annual budget of my home state of missouri, and it doesn't look like the us authorities are ready to turn the faucet off. america itself needs these funds to stop drug cartels on our southern border ukraine's funding is not responding united states congressman edge, florida and majuretailer green georgia recently threatened to be impeache

and just the informational white house washington is forced to explain the first two trends in informational terms. why without them it became possible to solve problems in the world and you will see what indeed , the united states is outraged by western european commentators. this is sovereignty, by the way, for both china and iran we are the classic west , we are the classic christian civilizational west a. not them, look is coming. uh, macron, the same to africa knows to mentor, like some kind of colonialist, they correct him very, very carefully, but they say to correct him, everything is over for you. let's listen to the two presidents in belarus and iran, how do they see common ground, please, we we agree with the president of iran that sanctions are a time of opportunity for us, it is very important not to lose them. this time is gratifying that we have similar positions and approaches to many issues on the international agenda. the main thing is that belarus and iran are committed to the idea of ​​building a just multipolar world. we absolutely trust each other our peoples. we are su

trend, and just the informational white house washington is forced to provide informational explanationsirst two trends. why without them it has become possible to resolve issues in the world and you will see what real indignation causes in the united states among western european commentators. this sovereignty, by the way, for both china and iran , we are the classic west, we are the classic christian civilizational west a. not them, look is coming. hey macron. the same one in africa begins to mentor, as some kind of colonialist corrects him very, very carefully, but he corrects everything, and yours is over. let's listen to the two presidents in belarus and iran how they see common ground, please. we are of the same opinion with the president of iran that sanctions are a time of opportunity for us it is very important not to get lost this time is gratifying that we have a similar position in our approaches to many issues on the international agenda. the main thing is that belarus and iran are committed to the idea of ​​building a just multipolar world. we absolutely trust each other, o

controversial plans to reform the judiciary, the line from the judiciary, the line from the white house in washington still talking about compromise but also saying that mr netanyahu should walk away from those plans, that there should be abandoned altogether. so it's difficult to proceed at the moment in terms of where the moment in terms of where the president draws the line, does he think there is any credit in those, at least part of those reform plans, the basis for a compromise, or should they be thrown out altogether? i think way it is significant that he is in this way criticising what mr netanyahu is or had been hoping to achieve. netanyahu is or had been hoping to achieve-— to achieve. has to be any reaction _ to achieve. has to be any reaction to _ to achieve. has to be any reaction to president - to achieve. has to be any - reaction to president biden's comments?— reaction to president biden's comments? ., , , comments? -- has there been. it's a while _ comments? -- has there been. it's a while since _ comments? -- has there been. it's a while since he _ comments? -- has there been. it's

united states joseph biden and the chancellor of germany oleskoltz are to meet today in the white house in washingtonnd there is actually such an opinion that joseph biden can more intensively influence the german chancellor to be more in a more roundabout way, in the context of aid from germany to ukraine, direct armed aid, in your opinion and according to your possible data, to what extent does the reserve of fat , so to speak, in germany still allow us to provide us with the weapons that we need both for defense and in the future for counteroffensive actions to the extent that they themselves have enough of that good in relation to who will still stalk during the meeting between biden and shultz, now i already have this situation that they can simultaneously each other, for example , and abram is blue, and this is important, the doctor just it works, that is, the abrams were promised again after quite a while. well, here is what seemed to be a strange position of berlin, they say that the abrams should also be. well, in the end, the leopards and the abrams were promised, and here such a situation

announced he was delaying those controversial plans to reform thejudiciary, the line from the white house in washingtonmise on those proposals. now we have president biden still talking about compromise but also saying mr netanyahu should walk away from those plans, that they should be abandoned altogether. it's difficult to see at the moment in terms of where the president draws the line. does he think there is any credit, at least in part of those reform plans, the basis for a compromise or should they be thrown out altogether? i think either way, it is significant that he is, in this way, criticising what mr netanyahu is i had been hoping to achieve. and has there been any reaction to president biden�*s comments? well, it's a little while since you made those comments but what is interesting is howjewish groups here in the states have been responding, notjust in the last 2a hours but over the so—called days that we've seen these protests intensified in israel. these are pro—israeli government groups in the united states that, under normal circumstances, would want to try to be speaking with a unifor

secretary of state anthony blinkin and first lady jill biden, it will take place at the white house in washingtone state department award for courage is presented on the 17th a year in a row to women from all over the world who i have demonstrated exceptional courage, strength and leadership well, i congratulate tyra of course there is my good friend bianka zalevska, who worked with espresso. a beautiful person , a wonderful journalist who selflessly loves ukraine and does everything for it so that we win in this war, so my congratulations and we are waiting for this procedure for this award ceremony. well, well, now you see bianca, she was er-er at one time er-er injured in donbas when the anti-terrorist operation was taking place and worked very a lot, as well as tyra paramedic, which today has become a symbol of struggle and help at the front and outside it, well, now is the time to talk about sports events in a review by yevhen pastukhov, the most important thing is the situation in the world of sports marta kostyuk won her first wta title in kar' in the decisive match of the tournament in au

the first lady went to a few days from the white house to a washington hotel, and in 2018, instead of dovus with her husband , she flew alone to a marallaga. trump's supporters are now on guard there, too . we'll cover you. we will never give up. the truth is that trump is now the most popular republican politician in america , biden's main potential challenger in the 2024 election. that is, if the us democratic party is allowed to remove the leaders of donald trump's presidential race , the main threat to their power, with the help of a fake criminal case. where will it take us the end voters will never again determine the results of elections. it's a perversion of the law we have in the us we don't raid our presidents' homes and we don't pursue political stance this happens in third world countries and we will be one of them. if this happens, that is , america will become even more like ukraine , it has been in the order of things for a long time there, who does not remember yulia tymoshenko in kiev, too, because there were clashes at the court. the president has made it very clear

president joe biden in washington to leaders will focus on support for keith and concerns that china is planning to provide. rush with military assistance else consults was last at the white house shortly before the invasion. this trip is expected to be low profile, with no news conference scheduled so far. welcome, everyone. in washington outside the white house, the devil is michela. kutner is standing by forest mikaela. what can we expect from this meeting? well, a closed door meeting. that's what we're being told. a one on one meeting between the us present and the german chancellor. yes, indeed, it doesn't get much more low key than this, but the issues are very much high profile. and the situation in back move in ukraine, of course, is expected to be talked about. and those continuing calls of, i voted me as a lensky who in recent weeks met both german chancellor under us present in the past. and those 2 are expected to exchange notes on those very meetings. and there's repeated calls for more weapons and more ammunition. as so much ammunition is being used on ukrainian territory a day by day and more than nato can produce it together every day. so that's something the bo

white house next year . we'll get more from washington in just a moment. also coming up a us journalist is arrested in russia on spine charges. evan gush coverage of the wall street journal is the 1st american reporter to be held for espionage since the cold war. the white house is condemned to the wrist. ah, i'm jared read. welcome to the shore. we're going to begin with some breaking news . former us president donald trump is being hit with criminal charges. a manhattan grand jury has voted to indict trump following a probe into hush money paid to a porn star ahead of the 2016 presidential election. trump has called the indictment political persecution and vowed his innocence. his legal team says that they will fight the indictment in court. trump is running to regain the white house in 2024. he is the 1st former us president to ever face criminal charges. we can get the latest now from dw correspondent mikaela costner in washington, mikaela. hi there donald trump has been indicted. what happens now? is he going to be arrested? well, that's the open ques

i'm in washington, outside the white house, the ws mikaela kootenai standing by frost michela. any word about what biden unfolds actually discussed, and no, it was in large pots a one on one meeting. that's how it was billed from both sides and both leaders. we were told independently, both from berlin and d. c. officials here felt the need to really talk eye on what will be required in the future in the near future for ukraine with back move in ukraine, their significant, the under pressure, ukrainian forces there. and a sense here that it's time to look further afield. and there were lots of questions whether this means is there a piece plan being hammered out? anything like that? that is all being rejected. continuing the same mantra that it will be up to present zalinski to basically call that time to negotiate in what those terms could be. he himself, of course, having put forward that proposal for a just peace, which i have lunch at from none other than the national security council spokesman here was the subject of that discussion. so the tutti does discussing more assis

brent: communication between the white house and the kremlin, between washington and moscow, is moscoweing open about that communication that is taking place? because this is a situation that could easily escalate, accidentally or intentionally. jennifer: yeah, well, the relationship between russia and the u.s. is at a very, very low point. as russia states, one single u.s. drone, even if it is in russian controlled airspace and close to a war zone, it will certainly raise eyebrows and moscow. but it's questionable if it is enough to escalate the tensions between the countries. russia stated that they will try every possible diplomatic way to talk things over and find a solution. and escalation would really be the absolute last resort also for russia. brent: dw's jennifer pahlke with the russian side account of events, very important to get in this story. thank you. tomas is a military expert and journalist. i asked him whether this is the time white house and the kremlin should be in direct contact. >> not necessarily. first and foremost, it should be a de-conflicting contact on the m

the white house flatly denies any involvement in the bombings, but the opinion is increasingly heard that washingtont simply brush aside such accusations. however, they discussed if the pipelines are now unknown, leaving the white house, the chancellor again did not answer the questions of journalists, his meeting with biden lasted a little more than an hour and today he aleksey veselovsky alexander dekin will return to berlin. and vladimir vypyatsky ntv usa the capital of indonesia jakarti caught fire in a warehouse with fuel, the fire quickly spread to neighboring buildings and houses. some of them were completely destroyed, the inhabitants were evacuated, as eyewitnesses reported, the height of the flame exceeded several tens of meters, according to preliminary data , 16 people died. among them, two children affected more than 50 residents. many have recorded burns from fires , the local authorities have already liquidated and the company that owned the vault has launched an investigation. a wave of environmental protests swept through europe in germany on the streets of cities. more than 200,000

washington. did mckayla. thank you for your analysis. ok. the white house has condemned the arrest of an american journalist in russia on spine charges rushes security service the f. b accusers. evan good coverage of trying to obtain classified information. his pleaded not guilty, and his employer, the wall street journal is demanding his immediate release. it's the 1st time that an american reporter has been detained in russia as an alleged spies since the cold war. washington is advising us citizens to leave russia gods at a moscow court, bundled even gush given out of the building. following his brief appearance, the 31 year old pleaded not guilty to spying charges, but exactly what he's alleged to have done remains unclear. his lawyer says he wasn't even allowed in the courtroom. remodeled for the wrong. i can't say anything because i haven't seen the charges filed against them. the old i'm convinced that my client could only of actor, legal and only do to get coverage was arrested hundreds of kilometers away from moscow in the city of your catherine bu

in washington, it's schultz 1st visit to the white house since the invasion, the 2 liter are focusing on support for keith and concerns that china is planning to provide russia with military assistance. the u. s. has also announced a new $400000000.00 package of military aid. we focus a lot last year. had a fresh sold, says a germany is committed to backing ukraine for as long as it takes with together organized on walk step that we've made feasible that we can give the necessary to decrease you. at this time, i think it is very important that we get the message that we will continue to do so as long as it takes that long. that's the theory. and it washington, outside the white house, the ws mckayla kusha is standing by for us to say that any word about what biden and shoulds actually discussed. no, and we learned from both sides that this is the, to the very largest fought this one hour meeting. supposed to be a one on one meeting with no press conference afterwards. so it's pretty much a guessing game. but of course, we have spoken to officials and we do know that ukraine is top of

president of the united states when not only that the tvs were not was, and the head of the white house went to washingtonrantass for a fast ride in 1876. at fox grants was detained by the police. well, then it was not a criminal charge. now there is a new york jury indicting former president donald trump. but even the day before it seemed that trump might breathe out, it was reported that the jury had paused for almost a month already. it is clear that they tried to lull attention in such a way that they turned out to be put forward against me. this is a fake corruption shameful accusation just because i stand for the american people. and they know that i can't get a fair trial in new york and it's not just about paying $130,000 to ex-porn anymore. trissie, daniels trump's side told cnn they're accused of more than thirty episodes, liberal attorney alvin breck could clarify, but he slipped past reporters from his manhattan office, whether the congressmen who had already begun against the republicans, the main speaker kevin there, would slip past. mccarthy alvin break has done irreparable damage to our co

clear that he cannot win that there is no chance that he will ever win on the battlefield white the house of washington constantly declares, like the allies , that they should continue to support ukraine , provide it with the necessary military assistance and help prepare for the moment when serious negotiations will take place, when the diplomatic path can be successful and when the world is actually listening to ukraine's point of view, i am convinced that the world is listening to ukraine's position of course there are selfish businessmen who want the war to end and that they can go back to buying russian natural gas and oil in germany as well they are completely discredited ukraine enjoys strong support from all its friends, allies and for the sake of those allies , it is necessary to win a decisive series of victories on the battlefield this spring, dear ambassador bryza. yes, we understand that one was an extremely important symbolic moment putin in front of everyone, dwinpin found himself in the honorable status of criminals wanted by the international criminal court, such a similar status at on

she moved out for a few days from the white house to a washington hotel, and in 2018, instead of davosand her husband flew alone to a maralago. trump supporters are on guard there now, commander-in-chief. we 'll cover you. we will never give up. the truth is that trump is now the most popular republican politician in america. biden's potential rival in the 2024 election if the us democratic party is allowed to remove the leaders of donald trump's presidential race, the main threat to their power, with the help of a fake criminal case. where the end will take us voters will never again determine the results of our elections in the us we don't raid the homes of our presidents and we don't pursue a political position. it happens in third world countries and we will become one of them if this happens, that is, america will become even more like ukraine, there has long been in the order of things, who does not remember. yulia tymoshenko in kiev, too, because there were clashes at the court, the president made it very clear that if we are talking about americans who want to protest, they sho

tiktok is in washington talking to lawmakers, there's going to be a hearing later the month to look at the safety concerns. but, yeah, i think what you said is very much true. white housevery concerned about the app. cheryl: i can't believe how the girl that you interviewed with the glasses, so cynical. it's all out there the anyway. >> reporter: i think you kind of see that in the younger generation. the expectation of, you know, the government and these apps, they have all of our information because younger folks kind of grew up with that. i don't know, different sentiment out there. cheryl: guess i'm old. madison alworth, thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> all right, well, tiktok is not the only threat coming out of china. crowdstrike's global threat report named the nation as a leader in cyber espionage last year. company tracked china nexus activity. china surged across 39 global industry sectors and 20 the geographic regions. and as the threat from beijing grows, crowdstrike beat on both top and bottom lines in its fourth quarter. it added 1,873 new suck description customers -- subscription customers in the final quarter of fiscal year '23. joining us now t

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united states is taking the lead from the white house and following the administration and trying not to point to what has been revealed. the times reporters in washington were at the mercy of white house officials who had access to intelligence. but the information they received originated with a group of ca, experts in deception and propaganda whose mission was to feed the newspaper a cover story, and to protect a president who made an unwise decision and is now lying about it. now julian bar, sue is the national security correspondent of the new york times has been outspoken trying to make the case that indeed it was not the united states that is responsible for the destruction of nordstrom to pipeline. he's been appearing on podcasts and going elsewhere, grasping it, raw's trying to make the argument that despite what has been revealed, it was not direct action from the united states. a decision by the us government to destroy the pipeline. here's julian barnes. could this have been done by non state actors to this had been done by a group of individuals who were not working for a government, kind of like freelance saboteurs. so where did you take t

to occupy the white house. >> i don't know if she was the biggest fan, but she was the certain -- certainly theigst in the white house of calvin olge. grace coolidge was a diar washington baseball fan. obviously, her husband enjoyed baseball as well. there was a funny reported story of them are -- attending a game, and the president wanting to leave because of going into extra innings, and she was instructed to sit down they ended up losing an extra inning but graceould follow the games on the radio, and she would take notes and follow ong with a scorecard. she was a pretty enthusiastic baseball fan. probably more than her husband. >> can you tell us more about the white house historic asked association, and what is on your side when it comes to presidents in baseball? >> we have a research collection of different types of research articles and the podcast about coolidge and baseball. they are the first to host the world series, winning baseball at the white house. that was at the 1924 washington senators, but they didn't post them until the following year. they're aiming to repeat, and it was a notable occasion. it's not really aid fairly consistently practice traditi

cooperation in washington on any issue, that's the republican the democratic parties are seeing things the same way. so here we have this bill, presented by both parties with the agreement of the white housespread concern in washington about tiktok, and it would effectively give the white house, it would give the us government the powers that it is seeking to either constrain to limit, or indeed band tiktok altogether. from the united states. if it deems it to be a threat to national security. and it won'tjust apply to tiktok, this is going to apply to any technology similar technologies from china, from russia, from north korea, from venezuela, from my run, and also cuba as well. thank you very much forjoining us. thank you very much forjoining us. i'm joined now by oriana skylar mastro from the freeman spogli institute for international studies at stanford university. thank you very much forjoining us on the programme. president biden is throwing his support behind this bill. why has it come to this?— behind this bill. why has it come to this? well, i think the first thing _ come to this? well, i think the first thing is — come to this? well, i think the first thing is that _ come to th

he will be asked a question about the response or at, kimberly alika reporting from the white house in washington dc. thank you so much. the head of the worlds fastest growing social media app has faced 5 hours of questioning by us house committee, tick tock, c, o is grilled about data security. i can reports from washington d. c. it was a rare moment of bipartisanship in a divided congress. welcome to the most bipartisan committee in congress. we may not always agree on how to get there, but we care about our, our national security here at issue here are free speech rights, federal control, social media, and national security issues in recent days shows the 2 and his team had been lobbying in washington including meeting with each member of this committee, the charm offensive carried on tick tock itself. i'm super excited to announce that more than a 150000000 americans on take time. that's almost half of the us. but congressional critics, we're not deterred, chick talk, is a grave threat of foreign influence in american life. it's been said, it's like allowing the soviet union, the power to pro

. >> as donald trump tries to focus on his bid to return to the white house, the washington post reportsck smith it's focusing on trump's lawyers. including rudy giuliani. according to the post, federal prosecutors investigating efforts to overturn the 2020 election have asked witnesses about giuliani's actions, including where he got his information about alleged fraud, what he did in the days around january six, and what he knew about the actions coming that day, that's according to people who have appeared in front of the grand jury. multiple other trump attorneys are also under scrutiny, a spokesperson for trump told the post, the strategy is a sign of weakness in the case, against the former president. sure jan. joining me now is former senator doug jones, distinguished senior fellow at the center for american progress. senator jones, welcome back to the show. so your reaction to the post story that jack smith is focusing in on trump's lawyers, former lawyers. >> well i have to be honest jonathan, i'm not surprised. given what we saw, that came out of the january six committee, i do