which is interesting to the largest internet service providers in the us who will lead the internet by chance sponsors. biden's previous presidential campaign, and now they will be able to tightly master the american lord isps roydniki internet they give a lot of money to politicians in the united states and you and do reproach? mostly democrats? yes, there these brizens or compress all these corporations, they are sponsors of the party, but uh, millions of tens of millions of dollars were allocated, including for the election of baden in the twentieth year. here. well, and now, of course, yes. they get pretty greasy. lord in a row for 20 billion dollars biden, including, well helps all those companies sponsor and donor in their campaign campaigns that gave him money. well , a typical american story is such legal corruption and the internet, of course, is good, but firstly, the united states has many problems, for example, infrastructure facilities have not been modernized for decades a third. of all the bridges were built over 50 years ago and are in dire need of american repairs. forces on wear and tear in t

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be president biden's sixth time but with other titles he's held. it willa continuation of discussions that president biden and sunak have had over the course of the last year. we've really seen a close relationship between the two of them develop, especially when it comes to the issue of providing support to ukraine. the u.s. and uk have been among the top allies aiding in ukraine's fight against russia. and really this will also offer an opportunity for the two men to consult ahead of consequential nato sum where the future of the alliance and the future of ukraine possibly joining the alliance will be up for discussion. and this also comes as the president is trying to speak more commitments from other countries about the long-term security assistance they can offer to ukraine. one thing that president biden recently did was authorize sending over cluster munitions, a controversial piece of weaponry that has actually banned, prohibited the production and distribution of cluster munitions by the united king dol and over 100 other countries. it really prev

so they can do the sitting president, who i believe will be joe biden, i hope will be joe biden, do real damage to him through the last four years in order to position themselves to get a president in the white house in 2028 and to call both house and senate in 2028. that's what they're all about. i think most of them have given up on 2024. >> that's fascinating. who knows. i have been humbled by the twists and turns of the actual things that have happened in our life and our world and a once in a century pandemic, don trump winning january 6th, but who knows. it's interesting. i look around and i think, do you guys really want to do this? it seems like people have kind of, you know, they have resigned themselves to this. in any other party the democrats are doing this the people losing their minds, hand wringing, debate on twitter, every editorial page, don't nominate the guy who's got four

will have. president zelenskyy and president biden have had conversations. our focus continues to be how do we continue to provide security assistance as the president has been a leader in in that -- in that. that will come up. tomorrow, i don't want to get ahead of that and we are always in conversation with congressional members on our bipartisan support for ukraine but i don't have anything specific to share. i don't have any long-term commitments coming out of conversations with members of congress. there has been bipartisan support for the security assistance for ukraine which is important which we appreciate. i don't have anything specific on the long-term piece. >> just to go back, there has been massive flooding in the north east. the president has been contact with many governors and has been talking to fema. any updates? press sec. jean-pierre: i don't have any updates on any call the president has had with any governors. he has been briefed on the storms and flooding in the northeast and we have been in touch with officials. we are offering assista

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allies will discuss ukraine's path to future membership in nato. as president biden noted, bringing ukraine into the alliance now through vilnius would bring nato into war with russia. ukraine has further steps to take along its reform path. allies will send a united positive signal on ukraine's path to future membership in the alliance. the present will have the chance tomorrow to meet with president zelenskyy. they will discuss how the u.s. alongside allies and partners are prepared to make long-term commitments to help ukraine defend itself and deter future aggression. there will be further announcements on how long-term commitments will come forward during the day tomorrow. that's on top of historic support the united states has provided over the course of the past 16 months. tomorrow night before departing vilnius, the president give a speech highlighting how the united states and partners is supported ukraine, defending democratic values and taking action to address global challenges. one final thing. we have appreciated secretary-general stoltenberg's leadersh

president biden will sit down with ukrainian president zelenskyy this morning. >> todd: lucas tomlinson joins us with the latest >> lucas: president biden will sit down with president zelenskyy today to discuss joining the alliance. question, first is weapon packages for supporting our army on the battlefield. the second, invitation to nato, security measures will allow, the sword will speak today and fight for this, security guarantee on the way to nato. >> lucas: month-long stalemate and russian troops occupy 20% of the country. >> there is reform, governance, political refrain and we understand it is hard to work on that when you are at war. nato membership in the immediate future is not likely, that would put nato at war with russia. >> lucas: president zelenskyy firing back, it is unprecedented and absurd. vague wording about conditions is added, even for inviting ukraine, seems there is no r readiness to invite ukraine to nato. nikki haley don't see nato make mistakes it made in 2008 when nato welcomed ukraine to join, but did not agree on a timeline, paving the way for putin to i

>> joe biden is not the president who will do that. elected to the senate in 1972 and someone who kind of is more of an institutionalist. i think there will be more discussion of that among democrats as the years go by, but i think what's more likely is serious discussion about term limits on the court, 18- year term limits. once that idea was put in place and fully implemented, every president would get two appointments in their four years at least. they would be guaranteed that. it's an idea that started among conservatives. originally it was conservative law professors talking about it. i think you'll hear more discussion of that in the years ahead. i think on court expansion there's a fear it would set off an endless cycle of escalation. all of that, any of those alternatives, is years away, and what we're seeing is this court ruling in a way that reflects the priorities and grievances of that republican coalition and often ruling against not only the preferences, but the intrinsic identity of younger generations who are more likel

well, in your opinion, how hard will president joseph biden be willing to play ? the fifth article currently we get analogues, in particular it is about the security guarantee , but security guarantees are not the same as the fifth article, first of all, uncertainty is always decisive in cases where it is about security guarantees that do not meet the fifth article is difficult to predict and baide will never tell us when the usa will resort to force in the case of ukraine, because it is already in a state of severe war, baide is set on a strategic one, but he is restraining himself for fear that putin will provoke the third world war or that he may declare that russia is at war with nato, but putin is already doing it. he threatens nuclear weapons and we feel his bluff. he once again tells everyone that russia is not at war with ukraine, but with the entire alliance, so i really don’t know what president biden is afraid of. there is a certain emotional fear of his involvement in a nuclear conflict, national security adviser jake sullivan encourages president bide

possible to remove some bacon-dangerous moments, then it is possible that those students who will listen to biden will solve completely different issues, completely different problems and will invest money to ensure that everyone has food and health so that terrible diseases can be cured because so far with billions of dollars is being spent on stopping the aggressor and on multiplying multiplying multiplying multiplying weapons now. literally in a few minutes there will be news. i will tell you a lot because unfortunately a lot of tragic things happened in ukraine today the enemy fired at zaporizhzhia, the enemy fired at kherson, and here i am again reading about the arrival of a flight over kherson, i won't tell you what kind of unknown object fell there, how many people were injured , what was the destruction , we will discuss a few other important topics. therefore, at 7:45 p.m., we are waiting for biden's speech in vinnytsia university well and also my colleagues join the broadcast and literally in a few minutes the news wait be with us this is a long term we work for you balm 10% pharmacies

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president joe biden is kicking off a high- stakes weeklong overseas trip. he will be meeting with british prime minister rishi sunak in just a few hours, in a visit aimed at bolstering the relationipetween the u.s. and uk. mr. biden will head next to lithuania, where a critica nato summit is set to focus on russia's war to ukraine, grinding on right on nato's borders. the u.s. president will wrap up his trip with a visit to finland. cnn has more details now, from london. >> reporter: president biden is kicking off his european trip here in london on monday with a meeting with british prime minister rishi sunak, before the president heads to windsor castle to meet with king charles, their first meeting since his coronation, in may. the centerpiece of resident biden's trip to europe will be that nato summit in vilnius, lithuania, as the president is hoping that the nato alliance can once more demonstrate their unity, in support of ukraine. there will be more discussions about what kind of long-term security assistance these allies could provide to ukraine down the ro

there's democrats equally concerned about this, but it's not what will defeat joe biden. what will defeat joe biden is that he's done a terrible job on the economy and voters believe that. and worse for the president is they don't believe his ideas will make things better. >> there's a good deal of maneuvers among democrats aimed, i think, at not having joe biden as the candidate in 2024. not sure how they remove him from the top of the ticket but a lot going on there. you think biden will actually be the candidate in 2024? >> i know you have a bold prediction that he will not be which if you're right, people say, wow, stuart, he called it. if you're wrong, no one will remember you said it, stuart. that's the good thing about making bold predictions. stuart: make a bold prediction. go ahead. >> i'll see your prediction and up you in the vice president harris will not be the vice president nominee. you will see whether it's newsom or pritzker, there's an easier movement to get her replaced than it will be to try and take on the president and get him replaced. that's why eve

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courage will be enough biden understands putin's calculations well, despises him calls him a war criminal after all as he is, biden led an alliance that crossed every one of putin's red lines, in particular, when putin threatened nuclear weapons everywhere, his opinion. would like to, while poland or the baltic countries are ready to go much further in accelerating ukraine's accession to nato and providing them with the necessary weapons. he knows that putin plans to buy as much time as possible in the hope that nato will give a crack to that biden is trying to secure the alliance, even if his steps seem to me here in istanbul to be quite restrained, dear matthew, i know that you know how the russians work, in particular , it is about certain negotiating points. came out at the beginning of the war with what proposals and what are his current proposals, how much have putin's appetites changed or fallen, on the other hand, we understand that we in ukraine have a very clear and transparent position, we demand return our lands

by them will then fly on to billing us for the to day nato meeting. biden's last stuff will be finland's tomatoes, newest member of northern country, shares a border with russia in joining nato after of russia's invasion of ukraine. dw correspondent, janelle do. malone told me more about biden's agenda for his upcoming trip. now this summit is, of course, taking place at a crucial junction juncture for the war. the cranes counter offensive has started a bite and will want to discuss with allies how best to support this counter offensive. he will also want to parse with allies of the meaning and opportunities present a given the events of the past week, such as are the failed wagner, mutiny and russia and reports of internal tensions among rushes. the security community you'll want to know along with allies, whether there is an opportunity there to capitalize on. apart from that, there are probably more contentious issues on the agenda as well, such as the question of ukraine's membership. no biden has been slower than other nato allies to walk back a play for a path for ukraine to join n

courage will be enough biden understands putin's calculations well he despises him calls him a war criminal in the end as he is, biden led an alliance that crossed each of putin's red lines , in particular, when putin everywhere threatened nuclear weapons and biden's opinion is generally quite brave , however, he allows russia to restrain itself because trying to maintain the integrity of nato. he knows that germany does not really want to go as far as he would like, while poland or the baltic states are ready to go much further in accelerating ukraine's accession to nato and providing them with the necessary weapons. he knows that putin plans to buy as much time as possible in hopes that nato will give a crack because biden is trying to secure the alliance, even if his steps seem to me here in istanbul to be quite restrained, dear meter. i know that you know how the russians work, in particular, it is about those or other negotiating points and actually i would like to ask you now about a certain dynamic, in particular, it

look, i think joe biden's presidential campaign will look like just like the 2020 campaign. 2024 willhan 2020 without the dove excuse. a lot of prepackaged highly produced videos sent out on social media to make joe biden look vibrant and coherent and maybe the occasional speech in pennsylvania but overall they are banking on the fact that donald trump is the nominee and talking about donald trump and not donald trump's policies when it documents economy or trade or border or education or foreign policy, education. they are going to be focusing on the court battles and banking on the fact that people will simply vote against trump instead of for joe biden. >> carley: interesting the article is coming out now he has gotten hit with several negative articles over the last week. some frustrated next generation democratic operatives compare biden to house guest that overstays his welcome. not something going to want to read going into the weekend. joe, thank you so much for joining us. >> when you come by this weekend the pool. >> carley: let's do it. >> don't overstay your welcome. >> to

host: a couple of comments on twitter -- this one says " anyone but biden and trump." "i will copy my same reply from yesterday. i remain open to republican and democratic candidates. i don't think it is a biden- trump rematch no matter how much the media pushes it." "what we need is a man or woman who does not fear the to party tyranny and is not afraid to bring it down." if you support biden, (202) 748-8000. if your candidate is someone else, (202) 748-8001. and for all others who are unsure of who they would prefer, (202) 748-8002. let's go first to robin in cleveland, tennessee who is a joe biden supporter. caller: yes, i am a joe biden supporter because there is only one party standing up for democracy. there is only one party standing up for the middle-class and the right for everyone to vote, and it is not the republican party. a vote for anybody else other than joe biden is of vote for trump who would be running the government from prison. these republicans are radicalized. they do not think he has done anything wrong. there is no equivalency to anything the democratic

all eyes will be on this meeting, these conversations between president biden and zelenskyy in just aours. the first time the two men will be sitting down face to face since may. and officials acknowledge they do expect some differences that we have heard over the course of the summit to be talked about in this meeting. you just heard a little while ago national security advisor jake sullivan telling you guys that the president plans to be straightforward and explain his reasoning and also think -- and also listen to what zelenskyy has to say on this matter. but what officials have really been strike to stress is that the u.s. is trying to offer long-term support to ukraine, trying to formalize that perhaps in this announcement that's coming in the next hour so that even though zelenskyy is not getting exactly what he wants with a timeline towards nato membership he is getting further assistance and commitment by the united states to help them in the future. >> arlette sainz live in lithuania. stay with us. let's bring in cnn senior national correspondent alex marquardt who is in kev,

>> well, i think that will have a lot -- two points. one, president bidenas to think about his own coalition, his own democratic coalition. it will be very interesting to see what, if any, major criticism he gets from democrats because of this decision regarding cluster bombs. and secondly, with regard to the republicans, the war in ukraine is a problem for the republicans. and there's -- it's nothing to do with president biden. it's the fact that republicans themselves cannot agree. so as we watch the primaries, the republican primaries or the competition of the primaries, we'll get a sense of that debate. the president being presidential is always a good thing, but we don't yet know what role the war in ukraine is going to play in the 2024 election. >> all right. we'll leave it there for now, gentlemen. thank you so much, tim naftali, david sanger, good to see you both. >> thanks. >>> turning now to the latest in e war in ukraine. a russian official says their air defenses shot down a cruise missile. the incident closed the bridge for a time before being

will talk -- you can expect president biden will talk. >> germany has imposed -- does that suggest any cracks in the alliance? >> what i saw germany say today was three things. number one, they are confident the united states took this decision carefully and after weighing all considerations. number two, russia has used these in an intolerable way to attack ukraine. number three, every weapon system ukraine is using is using to defend its people and retake its own sovereign territory. i think if you read what the german chancellor and german spokesperson put out today, you will see that they are a signatory downslope. they do not transfer cluster munitions. nothing in what they said today suggest there are cracks in nato unity. there is deep understanding across the alliance about the fundamental challenge ukraine faces and about our collective desire to ensure we provide ukraine with what it needs. >> [indiscernible] can you specifically tell us when the president signed this authorization? [indiscernible] is there a line wher

if we have already touched biden, well, they will end , biden's term will end, even the secondnot be so long, it is 4-5 years, what to do with russia next that is, there is some concept or some formula of what russia should be in the minds of englishmen, americans, europeans, and so on. we can talk about it today . until the war, no one will deal with post putin. what is your version of mr. vadim and so and so? that is, you are in american foreign policy , in the american security system, there are many so-called sentenkos or such incubators of opinions. if you want, yes, they lead each other . very serious controversies and even such intellectual battles . i would say well, there is probably a really influential party there that says that russia should not seek the collapse of russia because kadyrov will be there with a nuclear backpack, there is a handsome man with two with backpacks. well, all these bunnies will fly all over europe, because all over uh, all over asia , distributing these nuclear suitcases of warheads to the right and left, won't the world in all corners of o

and biden will be against him and biden will stand up even if he clears up because this is the best trumpection, yes, 80 diesel well , yes. you for grandpa joe this is how it was for grandpa reagan, it was necessary, let's do him a favor , we will re-elect grandpa joe once again. the old man is quite a hammer and he says you know he is experienced he made you know how to explain the horses that have already grown up after all you lived in the soviet union yes somehow 13 of the very ideas of gerantocracy this was the most important thing in the lord we have gerontocracy in the soviet union brezhnev when he died younger than baydin when the president was being talked about, that’s all, boy, it’s all children, everyone looked at them, one of us writes, he died after 80, and everyone else, we looked at them, said why is it like that in china why are there such old leaders who are introduced to the pioneers by their girlfriends in the union, but there are no pioneers , that’s why politics has to go by itself, because it can be the essence, and there came this member of the polit bureau , some

i will president biden handle _ politically. i will president biden handle this? - politically. nt biden handle this? for. biden handle this? for president _ biden handle this? for president biden, - biden handle this? for president biden, it - biden handle this? fr?" president biden, it is very personal. talking to his allies and friends, he is close to hunter, and hunter is someone who has dealt with a dictionary much of his adult life. president biden is constantly thinking about his son and what is happening with his legal troubles, although he knows he can only do so much, if anything, as president of the united states with thejustice department in a sense reporting to the executive branch. it is a personal issue and no one around the president says this is not a distraction. it is a distraction for the president because they know it consumes him, not only in terms of time but on an emotional level. he mentioned former president trump, he is facing his own legal battles, so how will he use this to his advantage? he has talked — use this to his advantage? he: has talked about

foreign business deals and sell access to the white house through your vice president daddy and biden's doj willays have your back. isn't that great news? too bad your last name is not biden. today, two career irs officials bravely testified under oath that the united states department of justice shielded both joe and hunter biden for years no matter how egregious their behavior. keep in mind these two whistle-blowers, they are not political actors. they are risking their careers and their reputations and sacrificing their right to privacy to expose what they saw as malfeasance and outright corruption. they are coming forward because it is the right thing to do and they want the american people to know the truth. just listen to whistle-blower democrat joseph ziegler in his own words. take a look. >> people are saying that i must be more credible because i'm a democrat who happens to be married to a man. i am no more credible than this man sitting next to me due to my sexual orientation or my political beliefs. the truth is, my credibility comes today from my job experience with the irs and my in

the white house has announced that president biden will visit the uk next week as part of a european xpected to meet the king as well as the prime minister after his arrival next sunday. mr biden will then head to lithuania for a nato summit, before stopping off in finland for a meeting with scandinavian leaders. you're watching bbc news. now on bbc news... why stories: raising a school shooter. the light on my phone was flashing. it was tom. he was gasping for air. he said, susan, this is an emergency. i could feel needles and pins are tingling, because i can tell by his tone of voice that something had happened to one of our children. and i thought, where are our kids? my older son was at work and my younger son was at school. he was at columbine. tom just started pouring out, there is a shooting going on at the high school, they think that dylan might be one of the shooters. i got home, and before long a swat team got there and a detective, and it was just craziness. i heard through a window that they were saying that 25 people were dead, and i remember at one point thinking that i

will: respect and appreciate your passion, joey. meanwhile, hunter biden attorneys sent a let tore house oversight committee into the foreign business dealings and they're coming out, guns blazing and suggesting in fact much of what we heard from the house republicans is false. according to to this message, it was from hunter bide ton henry chinese communist party affiliated businessmen on july 30th of 2017 and as a reminder, i'm sitting here with my father and we'd like to understand why the commitment made has not been fulfilled and i'll make certain that between the man sitting next to mer and person he knows, you'll regret not following my direction. now hunter biden's attorney, abby lowel is saying social security not real that . text message and what's app message is not real and the screen grab message is not real and cob tianas a myriad of issues and it's in a blue bubble and it's in green and proposing the chinese flag for the id and many articles confirm the data coming from the alter or manipulated and help that these methods you're using and so

courage will be enough biden understands's calculations well, despises him , calls him a war criminal, after all, which he is. russia is trying to restrain itself because it is trying to maintain the integrity of nato. he knows that germany does not really want to go as far as he would like, while poland or the baltic countries are ready to go much further. further in accelerating ukraine's accession to nato and providing them with the necessary weapons he knows that putin plans to buy as much time as possible in the hope that nato will give a crack therefore biden is trying to secure the alliance even if his steps seem to me here in istanbul to be quite restrained dear matthew i know what you know how the russians work, in particular , it is about certain negotiating points, and actually i would like to ask you now about certain dynamics, in particular, it is about what putin came up with at the beginning of the war, what proposals and what are his current proposals, how much have putin's appetites changed or fallen, on the

this new whistleblower on joe biden and hunter biden, this text message will be presented. like to point out one message shown, the director says he wants to convey best regard, his contact in china, to you, meaning hunter, jim and vp, vice president joe biden, this may be direct contradiction to what president biden was saying about not being involved in hunter biden's overseas business dealings. he did. is this where the plug comes out of the dam. >> clay: i don't think biden will be the nominee, partly based on this. i believe this is incredibly important. we have the biggest example of two tiers of justice in this country in our lives going on right now with the biden crime family being protected by the fbi, christopher wray, merrick garland, the attorney general and entire department of justice while trying to put donald trump in prison for his life for comparatively minor offenses relative to what hunter biden did. inexcusable, indefensible and that is why trump surges every time charges are brought and nothing is brought against hunter or joe. >> brian: see how it af

two irs whistleblowers will testify today on the ongoing investigation into the biden family. we will have live coverage from that house oversight committee. that will be alive on c-span3 and on our mobile app. writing about that hearing today. this is the washington examiner. hunter biden investigation. an anonymous criminal investigator will testify revealing his identity for the first time after alleging politicization of the hunter biden investigation. saying the unnamed irs agent and veteran supervisor special agent gary shapley will appear. it takes a brave person to step forward and challenge the status quo. said russell fry a member of the oversight committee. they both testified that the house ways and committee, had been blocked from charging joe biden's son in a criminal tax investigation in california and washington dc. he also said he was not the deciding official on whether they could indict on that case. let's hear from honolulu, good morning to thomas. caller: thank you sir, thinking to c-span. you have been doing your thing for 44 years. i will start with my in

they will not let biden predicate speaker so i believe if i am the nominee they will not let biden runit is why they're holding the back pocket the documents case can spike that is why they are holding in the back pocket everything else you only apply are not charging or bringing now pickets that a democrat or republican thing. it's a managerial clash deep state bureaucratic clash versus elected official puppets thing they are not quite up to use that pitstop because they think based on, they don't analyze, they analogize and say we did it, debate that, but we appear to have done it, we appear to have dennis o'neill do it again pixel if it is top table run biden. it needs me there is no way they let biden run it will be a new puppet, gavin newsom, michelle obamas delimiter it doesn't matter because whoever it is not running against anybody in his primary field. i'm going to keep that philosophy in the jennifer i'm not running against whichever pulpit they put up, biden or somebody else. i'm writing for our vision of what it means to be a citizen of this nation that credit of america. i

it is significant to say that the talks are fairly compact, they will last under one hour. president bideno lithuania where he will be attending a nato summit. his day is quite busy for a bat released here, downing street, he will head to windsor castle where he will head to windsor castle where he will head to windsor castle where he will be meeting king charles stop thatis he will be meeting king charles stop that is the first time he has met him as king, because president biden did not attend the coronation in may. i am joined did not attend the coronation in may. iam joined now did not attend the coronation in may. i am joined now by political editor from the politics may. i am joined now by political editorfrom the politics home website. let as talk about the meeting in windsor today. two heads of state meeting. royalfamilies here do not get too political, but they are going to be discussing climate change. yes, this is the first time the president has seen the king since his coronation. joe biden did not attend the coronation. that is momentous in itself. the us president meeting the

jill biden, the first lady was, and later tonight he will travel, biden will travel to vilnius, the capital of lithuania to attend the nato summit, which starts of course tomorrow, frances. >> and we understand, claudio, the president has another significant destination on the agenda for his last day? >> yeah, absolutely. after the nato summit, later in the week he travels to helsinki, the capital of finland, mainly to commemorate the country's entrance into nato back in april. whilst there, there is no doubt he will still push for the entrance into nato of the others sweden, now sweden and finland applied to join nato together at the same time after the russian invasion in ukraine, but w sweden's bid has been stopped so far by turkey and hungary. frances? >> okay, claudio, thank you. >>> with the war in ukraine expected to be a top issue at this week's nato summit, president biden is defending his choice to provide the war-torn country with a new kind of weapon for more on this, we go to nbc's alice barr in washington alice, how is the president making the case for these weapons? >> well,

family members and they felt pretty strongly that this was directly linked to joe biden. >> on monday at your committee will take a sworn disposition from devon archer, former business partner of hunter biden, and we expect him to testify that on 24, two dozen occasions, he can recall joe biden being used by hunter to call into meetings with forward in business, on foreign business deals with the foreign business partners. this same joe biden that swore that he never once talked to his son about his foreign business dealings? >> there is a lot of speculation that that's what he's going to say. one thing jason smith wanted out, these lawyers have intimidated many of the witnesses that we try to bring forward predispositions in transcribed interviews. they told them things like you are only going to implicate yourself. we are not going to get in trouble p hopefully the witness is locked devon archer's and the other is that we are going to be bringing before the committee this summer, hopefully they saw what happened in that court today. in these lawyers aren't going to continue to get away with the shenanigan

biden will plead guilty for not paying taxes on time, also struck a deal to resolve a felony gun chargeof the justice department's investigations into hunter biden's finances. >>> so in just a few minutes a highly anticipated hearing that is being watched all around the world and maybe beyond. it is about ufos, unidentified flying objects, though they are now called uaps which used to mean unidentified aerial phenomena but now apparently means unidentified anonymous phenomena, but i dee guess. the committee holding the hearings calls ufos or uaps a potential national security threat. as of may the defense department said it was tracking more than 800 cases of unidentified uaps. shortly this house oversight subcommittee will hearing from three witnesses who served in the military. cnn has received a preview from one of the opening statements. one of the things they said was the uap we encountered and tracked on multiple sensors behaved in ways that surface passed our technology. i have no explanation for this. with us now is democratic congressman andre carson from indiana who held groun

how do you think president biden will handle l president biden will handle this? ? ,, i, ., ., this? this is very personal for him. he this? this is very personal for him- he is — this? this is very personal for him. he is someone - this? this is very personal for him. he is someone who - this? this is very personal for i him. he is someone who called him. he is someone who called him to hunter, he calls him hunt every day, sometimes multiple times a day, and hunter is somebody who has dealt with addiction through much of his adult life, and president biden, based on conversations with a wide number of people around him, is constantly thinking about his son and what's happening with his legal troubles, though he knows he can only do so much, if anything, as president of the united states, with the justice department in a sense reporting to the executive branch, but it's a personal issue, and no one around the president says this is not a distraction. it is a distraction. it is a distraction for the president because they know it consumes him not only in terms of ti

the government is told the claims will be investigated swiftly and sensitively. joe biden will arrive in the uk later, flying into a disagreement over sending cluster bombs to ukraine. and a hero's welcome — five ukrainian army commanders return from turkey — after being released in a prisoner swap. hello, i'm vishala sri pathma. the culture secretary lucy frazer says she is assured that the bbc is investigating allegations against one of its presenters "swiftly and sensitively" after urgent talks with the corporation's director general. the sun newspaper reports the unnamed male presenter was pictured in his underwear, on a video call to the young person. it comes after earlier allegations that the presenter was accused of paying a teenager £35,000 for sexually explicit photos — beginning when they were 17. bbc news impartiality covers stories about the wider corporation and like other news organisations is seeking further clarification from the corporation on the story. helena wilkinson reports. today's front pages contain new serious allegations against a top bbc presen

to propel them all to settle for joe biden again. will the ticket, kellyanne, the democratic side of the ticket, you'd still have to factor in things like joe biden's age and health. you would, to some extent, have to factor in there becomes some undeniable evidence in the corruption investigation, the influence-peddling scheme. and the reason i emphasize underlying is because, boy, or it's going to take a lot for the mainstream media a to acknowledge it as truth. if you were putting those things into the factors, into the race, what would you say is the odds it will be joe biden? i mean, will any of those things step in any way and disrupt his re-election campaign? >> it certainly has disrupted his approval rating overall and on all the main issues. it has affected his personal polls which was something bill clinton and barack obama could always count on. joe biden is not seen as inspiring, a person with a plan, having the mental fitness, the physical energy, he's now not even seen as a nice guy which was one of the chief attributes, alw

will call him 50. i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier. breaking news overseas, president biden is in london, set to meet britain's prime minister moments from now. the president will also meet king charles. >> todd: jacqui heinrich live in windsor, good morning to you. >> jackie: good morning. president biden made a point of stopping here to discuss with the king climate finance, ways to get the private sector off the sideline. the president will justify his decision to provide cluster bombs to ukraine. the u.k. announced opposition and the president drew criticism also for this. >> president biden: the ukrainians are running out of ammunition, this war is relating to munitions. they are running out of ammunition and we're low on it. >> critics blasted the president for saying we are low on the shells. the white house told fox digital, the military has specific requirements for number of ammunition in our reserve in case of military conflict. everything we send to ukraine is in excess of that, the u.s. is not running out of ammunition itself. it highlights need for other nato p

they will contrast president biden governing, doing the will of the people versus donald trump likely facing charges for trying to upend our very democracy. they think this certainly helps biden heading into a re-election campaign. you're right. his poll numbers, they're not great. by most measures, they're afraid of trump in a head to head match-up. and they believe this january 6th indictment will only add tom. >> so let me ask but the world and politics collide. tonight trump is set to pretape a town hall for fox tonight. or taping it now for tonight. anyone who knows him thinks he will say the same things that we saw in his social media. potentially put out by his campaign. but legally, if you were on his legal team, would you want him to do this interview right now? >> it's a night player for a defense attorney. but chris, it's a familiar nightmare in public corruption cases where politicians often get conflicting advice from their defense attorneys and their political adviser. here it's on steroids. it's not like trump is being charged with a routine public corruption offense li

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now, the trip will include three stops. president bidenl head out today first to the united kingdom where he meets with king charles. the first time they meet face to face since his coronation. also with the british prime minister. then he goes tlithuania and conclude his trip in finland. looming over all of this is going to be the war in ukraine and on that front the u.s. made a significant announcement on friday where it said that a committed to sending cluster munitions to ukraine. now, this is a controversial decision by the biden administration and one that officials say they did not take lightly with president biden himself saying it was a difficult decision and the reason why is because these cluster munitions that they are going to be send going includes scat everything bottomlets across a large area that could pose a long-term risk to civilians and it f it has been banned by many nations. president biden has already faced pushback within members of his party who called it a serious mistake. but the administration says it was a nec

because they know i will biden they know i will deliver on all these things. >> governor your reaction. >> his campaign has had tough moments, getting started, from the very day of launch has been an owes governor has a good record there, one thing he did say that is exactly right, in interview with you is that running for president is really not a national election it is running almost a race for governor in five or six early states. if you do well there you are still in the game if you don't you are done. that is how it works. so a lot of candidates are struggling to get on the debate stage, if they don't they are finished if they do adopt do well in early states they are done. that is how it works the one keep an eye on ramaswamy capturing a arms amount of interest people listen to him saying making sense doing something some others are not doing he is avoiding the attacks on trump, and is actually showing support for trump i think is a very smart move on his part. maria: i think it is really incredible to see him in the third spot okay, you've got trump all the way up 56%, governor