yuri: es verdad. sÓlo me falta vender tamales.equipode royal prestigio. hoy hace 31 aÑos empecÉ en univisiÓn. [gritos] [aplausos] karla: felicidades! quÉ emociÓn! lo vamos a celebrar por todo lo alto. chef: con un delicioso salmÓn. es super rÁpido. ya estÁ caliente. mira. pre caliente el sartÉn. puse tres minutos. ya tengo sazonado. karla: quÉ le pusiste? chef: sal y pimienta nada mÁs. lo envolvÍ. no sÉ si has notado, pero no tiene aceite de ningÚn tipo. el salmÓn tiene piel. a mÍ, me gusta. karla: a mÍ tambiÉn. chef: va soltando ese aceite que tiene la piel. ahora vamos a poner los vegetales. comenzamos con la cebolla. karla: cebolla morada. chef: sÍ. ajo no puede faltar. echa con ganas. ese molina come. los pimientos que le puse amarillo. los tomates. tengo ahÍ espÁrragos. lo debÍa hacer en cÁmara. hay que saber cÓmo cortar el espÁrrago? tienes que hacer asÍ. mira la cÁmara. asÍ. lo otro lo puedes descargar o guardar para una buena sopa. ahora, vienen las especias. tengo albahaca. karla: me las estoy comiendo. [risas] chef: teng

. >> yury brillÓ en el desfile de wilfredo gerardo en nueva york, aire preguntamos por yolanda andrade cÓmo respondio. >> seguimos recorriendo el noreste de estados unidos hoy en washington dc, te vamos a presentar la historia de un salvadoreÑo que entrega su tiempo a la comunidad, un verdadero orgullo hispano. >> amiga atrÉvete a abrir tu propia empresa, tenemos el campamento de mujeres emprendedoras con las herramientas necesarias. >> funciona el amor sin pasiÓn? bueno entÉrate que hacer, si tu relaciÓn es perfecta, pero en la cama se perdiÓ la chispa. >> hoy llega larry hernÁndez junto a su esposa kenia ontiveros ¿serÁ que estan en la dulce espera? asÍ comienza "un nuevo dÍa", hoy y siempre mÁs cerca de ti. >> en aÑo nuevo tambiÉn tienes que venir acÁ. ♪mÚsica♪ ♪mÚsica♪ ♪mÚsica♪ ♪mÚsica♪ ♪mÚsica♪ a ver, cÓmo! quiÉn hace eso? >> no. >> Él baila mejor. >> un poquito mÁs como asÍ. >> digo quebradita... (hablan al unÍsono) buenos dÍas familia aqui estamos toda la familia junta para recibirlos hoy jueves 12 de septiembre, un jueves que sabe a vieron. >> y estÁn escuchando mÚsica de larry

russia led 6—5 at the break, after two penalties from yury kushnarev.just 13 men for part of the first half, with rey lee—lo and motu matu'u both sin—binned for dangerous tackles. back to full strength after the break, samoa ran in five more tries, with alapati leiua completing a 3a—9 win. tough game. we knew that russia was going to come in that first a0 and v20, we just going to come in that first a0 and v20, wejust had going to come in that first a0 and v20, we just had to stick it up there and i'm pretty proud about how there and i'm pretty proud about how the did there's just one game in the world cup on wednesday. fiji are up against the rank outsiders of pool c, uruguay, who are playing their first game of the competition. fiji gave the australians a scare in their opening game on saturday, but ended up losing. they need to beat uruguay to stand any chance of reaching the quarter—finals, from a group that also includes wales. wednesday's match is being played in the small town of kamaishi, where over 1,000 people died in the 2011 tsunami. to in t

time for our very male this week it was the minute by yuri parla door and takes us on a tour of the hague a dutch t.v. that may not be as well known as the capital amsterdam but nonetheless there's a great political relevance because of the features of the dutch government. one person you won't be able to miss on the path of democracy is this man right here conrad adenauer one of the fathers of the basic law and the federal republic's 1st chancellor. this bust a work of sculpture who battles from pilgrim displaced some of adenauer its biggest influences in life. are those begin t. it. does here the knee feels right here with cologne cathedral because i didn't know was mayor of cologne until 953. when the nazis came to power he not only had to resign he also face persecution. that's what the balland habits represent a period of persecution. i. wouldn't lower down. the rhine river. valley go behind it some hills. they stand for there's even a big return though i. know it was very much a rhineland. it's really important especially nowadays with all the talk about europe is the goal with the

new reporting from nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel who spoke with former prosecutor yurisenko earlier today. lutsenko was hired by the previous government in ukraine, has no legal training, and is featured prominently in the whistle-blower's complaint for series of public accusations about the biden family, many of which he later had to walk back. he now says he is unaware of any violation of ukrainian law by either biden. >> how many times did you speak with, in person or over the phone, with rudy giuliani or his associates? dozens of times? >> i don't remember. i've had, i assume, some 50, 60 phones per day during three difficult years in office. with mr. giuliani, i met twicely, and twicely i spoke about -- >> those were physical meetings. what about communication, emails? frequent? >> i think that it is not public question, about my phones, they're not connected with ukrainians' cases. >> no, i'm talking about -- and i'm not asking for the records, i'm just saying were you in regular contact with him? >> no. no. they were irregular contacts. but yes, i have spoken wit

rudy giuliani, held a meeting in new york with ukraine's form are top prosecutor, a man named yur yuri lutsenko. he said hunter served as a board member. that caught rudy giuliani's attention. on may 1st the "new york times" published its story on biden, his son and ukraine and noted that giuliani had been investigating the issue. on may 9th "the new york times" reported that giuliani planned to travel to ukraine to help trump. well, he cancelled the trip the day after the report. the whistle-blower wrote in his complaint that on may 14, he learned trump had instructed vice president pence to cancel plans to attend zelensky's inauguration. on june 21st, giuliani tweeted that zelensky had been silent on the investigation of ukrainian interference in the 2016 election and alleged bribery by biden. it becomes interesting. on july 18 president trump ordered mulvaney to hold back $400 million, congressionally approved military aid to ukraine. on july 25th donald trump had his phone call with zelensky in which according to the white house notes, trump san diego as ukrainian leader for a favo

yuri dijo que notuvo un momento sola con su hija. >> siguen preguntando por quÉ no podemos hablar conejaba ahÍ. dulce: los acusados se declararon no culpables y la iglesia se ha negado a proveer comentarios. finalmente salir del programa pero muriÓ en un aparatoso accidente auto en mÉxico. su madre busca impedir que otras personas vulnerables como ella llegan en las manos equivocadas. promo: una tofu serio migratorio del gobierno presente true defendiÓ la gestiÓn estados unidos Árabe bloquea las solicitudes de asilo de migrantes en la frontera con mÉxico. argumentando que era necesario para reducir el enorme caso de migraciÓn atrasados. el jefe interino de n la corte suprema esta semana admitirÉ que regulaciones de alto alcance entren en vigor mientras consiguen las impugnaciones a estas normas y que se trataba, aparentemente, de una gran victoria para el gobierno federal. palmira: una carta de ice donde culpable activistas y reses en spring migrantes de la relaciÓn e roÑa sobre la agencia ha causado indignaciÓn. ramÓn: asegura que la desinformaciÓn podrÍa desencadenar actos violentos

. >> reporter: according to the whistle-blower rudy giuliani met more than once with yuri lutsenko eventhe new president zelensky took office this may. he had accused joe biden of trying to quash an investigation of a ukrainian company that biden's son hunter was involved with. there was just one problem with the accusation. >> it turns out not to be true. the investigation that the ukrainians supposedly stopped at biden's behest had actually stopped two years earlier. >> the investigation stopped ukrainian officials say, not because joe biden asked for it, but because there was no evidence and that prosecutor lutsenko walked back the allegations and that didn't stop giuliani from rabidly the conspiracy theory. >> i found out this incredible story of joe biden that he bribed the president of the ukraine in order to fire a prosecutor who was investigating his son. that is an astounding scandal of major proportions which all of you have covered up for about five or six months. >> giuliani continued to push that conspiracy and to sell it to trump right after president trump's phone call wi

eureka garin a few months -- r --yuri gagarin a few months earlier, they beat us. >> guest: alan shepard was the first american in space. described his voyage. >> guest: this was at a time these were small nose capsules on top of intercontinental ballistic missiles meant to deliver nuclear warheads. people couldn't believe somebody would strap themselves on top of this and get in one of these rockets. they. up with frightening regularity. they didn't even new what space and weightlessness would do to a human body. they thought it would do something to your brain and you would pass out and get spacey and weird, they had names for it. >> host: how high up did he go? >> guest: maybe 100 miles, 125 miles, spent 9 or 10 minutes in space. space starts at 50 miles up, then came right down. >> host: where did he lands? >> guest: in the pacific, 200 miles downrange from cape canaveral at the time. >> host: how many people died in space or trying to get to space in pursuit of getting to the moon? >> guest: there are rumors a soviet cosmonaut died and the russian government, they weren't open with

joining a long and prestigious history and space exploration it's been almost 60 years since cosmonaut yuri gagarin of course became the 1st man to ever fly in space and hey we are decades on still exploring still innovating and still give the cliche reaching for the stars or programming from a documentary channel coming your way in just a few moments time we're back at the top of the with the latest global news headlines. this is a story about what happens auster a stray bullet kills a young girl in the street. what happens to her family and daughters i'm sorry. no mother daughter is buried in a cemetery in meaning this is your head what happens to the community the public was screaming for a scapegoat the police needed a scapegoat so why not choose a 19 year old black kid with a criminal record who better to pin this on than him and what happens in court b b b b. shot after shot as far as a side we feel. we don't know she'll just screw up on. the end of this trial unfortunately you. will still not know. when the whole make this manufacture consent instant of public wealth. when the ruling

has seen the biggest for this crackdown on protests for nearly a decade they'd only correspondent yury rachet or because. this is the most moscow city parliament elections are just around the corner and if the fight for a seat in parliament has been the fiercest moscow has ever seen. it all began in july when practically no opposition candidates were now out to run for election. not even hughley galliani now of the party allegedly due to a technicality dozens of other candidates experienced a similar problems this has outraged their supporters. for weeks and there were protests like here with 20000 taking part at the beginning of august just then you pushed a new car or the fact that not a single opposition candidate got through something we really didn't expect. that's quite foolish politically. if i were on the other side i would never have allowed a development like that just yet but soon a says about the oh. she was allowed to run for office with no problems valerie yeah because some are a position to herself from the very outset as a loyal supporter of incumbent mayor cyril gay so

joining a long and prestigious history and space exploration it's been almost 60 years since cosmonaut yuri gagarin of course became the fast man to fly in space and here we are decades on still exploring still innovating and still if it gives the cliche reaching for the stars. politicians and journalists around the world are still picking over the speech of a 16 year old a climate activist group of 2 in berga the u.n. climate summit while she has been widely praised for her impassioned address there are those who say she is leaving a cold for the younger generation or to use drugs you have as his very own unique take and comments on the thin line between activism and fanaticism. the thing with climate change is it's called deligated we don't fully understand it ourselves we know it's happening we know some of the reasons but it's all tenuous and the guys who have the best grasp of it scientists and always easy to understand but that's why mother nature gave us climate change activists no need for his meteorology degree there. are many activists it isn't about science or facts policy or deb

long and prestigious history and space exploration it's been almost 60 years since a 5th cosmonaut yuri gagarin of course became the fust man to ever fly in space and here we are decades on still exploring still innovating and still think if the cliche reaching for the stars. that's it for the saudis who are back in a 30 minutes time with the latest global news updates about that. when else so it seems wrong. why don't we all just don't call. me old yet to say proud to stay calm active. and engaged but it was betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. the tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been faithfully implemented for inside venezuela things are different we're going to announce sanctions against a troll to venezuela socio. political moment to. get out of that. battle so on the. moment the focus of the who story isn't new makes him cold in henry kissinger to tell him that it would not be tolerated in latin america an alte

long and prestigious history and space exploration it's been almost 60 years since if it cosmonaut yuri gagarin of course became the fast man to fly in space and hey we are decades on still exploring still innovating and still think if the cliche reaching for the stars. i have to admit watching that makes me get if you're watching are 2 international back in about 33 and a half minutes there was. the democrats want to recapture the white house in a bad way their hatred of trump with the help of the liberal mainstream media as witness presidential candidates say some of the most extraordinary things but there is nothing extraordinary about their hatred of the president the question is do they have ideas to win please one. of the 10 situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been only implemented inside venezuela things are different we're going to announce sanctions against. venezuela socio. political moment to. get out of that. battle so on the. moment the focus of the who story isn'

that there are lots that are unfair and crude to everyone for this and the media the public origin yuri people and actors and even the prosecutor who finally heard us today i was sitting in the hearing with a new feeling because everything is different now it was obvious that after so much support from the public the decision would change now he can be at home it's a victory for all of us pavel's case caused an unprecedented wave of defiance and support from celebrities to ordinary people we saw them lining up for what is known as one man protest this is the easiest legal way of protesting demonstrating here in russia and there was also a massive online campaign with actors and other public figures publishing their video statements in support for pavol stina demanding his release just as that which will since we have just finished our performance of jesus christ superstar and we actors from the most soviet theater express our support for our colleague pavel steen of this office will i'm joining the flash mob freedom to buy the listing of no job russian yes to justice as for this tragic

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russia were actually ahead at half—time after two penalties from yury kushnarev.er two ferocious and dangerous tackles from rey lee—lo and motu matu'u. but with a full compliment back, samoa ran in five second—half tries to finish comfortably in the end. wednesday's match is fiji against uruguay. real madrid could go top of la liga later. that's if they beat newly promoted osasuna and other results go their way. madrid have won three of their six games in all competitions so far this season. their 3—0 defeat to paris saint—germain in the champions league has once again raised questions about zinedine zidane's future. he's struggling with a host of injuries, which he puts down to the pressure modern footballers are under. translation: i remember when i used to play. we played a0 to a5 games. now they are playing 60 games. it is like playing two seasons in one. maybe that's is what makes the difference. football has changed. having to play 60 to 65 games makes you having to play 60 to 65 games makes y°u pay having to play 60 to 65 games makes you pay dearly for it a

which includes formally includes the eighty's yuri didn't have any facts. i don't know because i'm not preaching anybody i'm simply talking about the realities you see all of us when we went to primary school in high school we had bullies in our class and bullies would not stop if people just look at them why did beat another student once they beat the 1st student or go to the 2nd and the 3rd and the 4th do parents must know that the appetite of the united states for breaking international law. and wherever it served them really not stopped with casey pure as it has not now everybody knows just your surprise visits to the g. 7 summit at the invitation of its host the french president the man in the problem and americans very clearly i'm happy with that but for all the attention it got it's still publicity and it's a tiny little act of defiance on the part of the europeans do you think they have enough interest enough force and down to truly defy them merican will when it comes to the period and uphold that and of the deal well i can only say that that's wha

joining a long and prestigious history and space exploration it's been almost 60 years since cosmonaut yuri gagarin of course became the 1st man to ever fly in space and here we are decades on still exploring still innovating and still give the cliche reaching for the stars our crossfire coming up next we're back in 30 minutes with the latest global news headlines. but if she warned you didn't i do the dishes at the bottom or those jeans nudist beach and see me. in the news i mean that so that infants involved. a lot of you will see as it bites into 2 kids it's out to both. of them but as in the adults to me as if. the. cabinet 5 days doing this is. people who simply knew. little. hello and welcome to cross talk we're all things considered i'm peter lavelle the democrats want to recapture the white house in a bad way their hatred of trump with the help of the liberal mainstream media has witnessed presidential candidates say some of the most extraordinary things but there is nothing extraordinary about their hatred of the president the question is do they have ideas to win in 2020. across t

and yuri did not landed a notion but they had a parachute in a weird way in the field and also all of our space activities cut cameras were allowed to cover them but the soviets did their launches in secret. so you may have seen vanguard rockets blowing up on the launchpad we were filming that but once kennedy got a hold of that in the ratings he recognized the mercury astronauts was a windfall to be associated with nasa there were six mercury missions during kennedy's presidency and all were successful and they became full key rose overnight as the tv ratings were groundbreaking. >> this is live television news not only were hundreds of millions of americans around watching but every schoolroom in the united states stopped and televisions were turned on to watch throughout the gemini program i remember both liftoff and recovery. >> i wrote in the book i could pick any but i picked john glenn to do a snapshot across the country and how time stopped you had to watch john glenn's lunch a-letter you were. that one was a bank robber in the middle of the bank heist he got stopped and arres

calling for his resignation and there was one senator for the opposition that was quoted his name is yurilatortue who was quoted as saying that if as you have now referring once more to the haitian president if you know moyes does not resign today whatever happens to him is not our responsibility so again tensions remain high thousands of people still out on the streets of being dispersed by by police and there's there's a sense that these protests as they've continued for for 3 weeks now will will continue in the days to come. young people have been demonstrating across europe as part of the anti climate change movement fridays for a future it was started by the swedish teenager gretta turn bird in moscow greenpeace activists took over a stadium calling for action on climate change rome was one of the 180 cities and towns in italy where mass protests a place meanwhile timberg address half a 1000000 people at another rally in the canadian city of montreal the 16 year old activist told the crowd the fight against climate change wants top until world leaders take the problem seriously canad

the soviet challenge was there with sputnik in 1957 and yuri guy garren, the first american, first human in space in 1961 shook up the americans. jfk and lyndon johnson, jfk was reluctant, it was lyndon johnson who i don't like politically on anything but lyndon johnson who pushed the space program and kennedy went ahead and signed on to it. and the idea was also that the soviet union was getting the reputation of you want stuff done, you become a communist country so this was our way of saying, a free system and open system can do better. by the way, we had american industry at that time and that was very important. the notion of no bucks, no buck rogers was important and we had political support to spend the big bucks that were necessary to get us to the moon. finally, very important, nasa was not a big bureaucracy at the time. nasa had just started to be cobbled together in the late 1950s by eisenhower as bringing various centers, langley for example and so forth together's so at this point it was a lot of folks, many who knew each other who said this is a bureaucratic thing but we're

rich ar engle found yuri lutsenko in kiev.ichard exclusive interview. >> reporter: did you find any corruption by then or a bias of power or corruption. >> i can declare that i don't know any possible violation of ukrainian law -- once again ukrainian law, by biden and biden junior. >> richard engel joins us. help us understand the role of this prosecutor. help us understand what each did in this investigation as we look at the recent history. >> reporter: okay. so there have been five prosecutors over the last several years here in ukraine. the controversy is really surrounding the one you mentioned, victor shokin. the reason there's a controversy around victor shokin. when joe biden was vice president, victor was not a popular prosecutor here. biden and several officials in this country were pushing for victor shokin to be removed in order to increase anti-corruption efforts in ukraine. biden gave a speech in which he described how he pressured the ukrainian government to remove victor shokin. he was in fact removed. the rea

our first panelists, the one sitting closest to me is dni yuri and this wonderful merit of nonfiction book she will be signing today the ungrateful refugee. she is the 2018 paul engel prize winner the o. henry prize winner in 2015 and she's also the 10-year-old girl who became a refugee in 1989. with all the pain and the loss and the determination and the ambition that was involved in that experience. the second panelist is susan kirkland. an acclaimed photographer and author who has written for multiple audiences starting with her appellation families photo essay in the 1980s that led to assignments with many major news magazines and newspapers. then she expanded in the 1990s and 2000 she began writing books that spoke to children about a wide variety of topics. then to young adults and she spends time with teenagers on death row. north support adult literacy and so many more. he is new york state's first mexican-american elected official in brooklyn's first openly gay officeholder. and as i said, after the three panelists began our conversation we want to include you and hear from y

>>> eso gÜera >>> muy bien. >> (aplausos) >>> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >> te mandamos besos yuri >>> mira, quÉolandae preguntaron te casaste y dijo sÍ, me casÉ y comenzaron a especular, yolanda dio una entrevista a javier posa en su programa de radio y ahÍ medio dejÓ entrever y casi, casi dijo que era verÓnica vamos a recordar lo que dijo en esta entrevista tan polÉmica >>> fue simbÓlico. >> o sea, no hay nada legal >>> no, nada legal >>> si hubiera algo legal fue en amsterdam, momento divino en el momento de nuestra amistad >>> quiero que verÓnica castro desmienta. >> (risas) >>> me queda la duda >> que desmienta si hubo o no hubo boda >>> nosotros ya sabemos que verÓnica ella no ha querido decir nada y por lealtad yolanda tampoco ha dicho de corrido y actual, sÍ me casÉ con verÓnica castro en amsterdam, pero habla muy bonito de verÓnica pero vamos a escuchar quÉ dijo, o de la esposa >>> me casÉ con una mujer maravillosa que tÚ conoces >>> una mujer divina. >> estÁbamos en ese momento pues ese amor que le da uno >> ¿que casaste en amsterdam? >>> me casÉ en amsterdam con una mujer maravillosa

calling for his resignation and there was one senator for the opposition that was quoted his name is yurilatortue who was quoted as saying that if as you head down referring once more to the haitian president if she does not resign today whatever happens to him is not our responsibility so again tensions remain high thousands of people still out on the streets of being dispersed by by police and there's there's a sense that these protests as they've continued for. for 3 weeks now we'll continue in the days to come. all the news of course on our website there it is on your screen the address al jazeera dot com that's down to 0 the. top a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera several explosions have occurred in afghanistan shortly after voting in the presidential election began one was in the city of kandahar in the south as also been an explosion in the capital kabul so far there are no reports of casualties but this is the 4th presidential election since the fall of the taliban the front runner is incumbent president ashraf ghani who cast his ballot a short time ago an extra 100

nation and there was one senator for the opposition that was quoted his name is yuri lot or 2 who wasquoted as saying that if you down referring once more to the haitian president if you bill moyers does not resign today whatever happens to him it's not our responsibility so again tensions remain high thousands of people still out on the streets of being dispersed by by police and there's there's a sense that these protests as they've continued for for 3 weeks now will will continue in the days to come another round of talks some breaks it has taken place in brussels but little progress has been made on securing a deal the e.u.'s chief breaks it negotiator met britain's representative and islands foreign minister on friday islands accuse the u.k. of not coming up with any new proposals paul brennan has the latest. it's been an extraordinarily toxic week in british politics particularly after those weapons they confrontations in the house of commons between the prime minister boris johnson and in particular opposition m.p.'s boris johnson calling a piece of legislation which is designe

yuri knowledged in our discussion last night that in some respects we play the role .f a policy loop as a committee we have the opportunity to help guide the leadership at the department of homeland security. threats hascyber been mentioned by each one of you as being a major area of concern. i would like to dwell for a moment on that. secretary napolitano, you indicated that perhaps more laboratories would be more helpful. you also that you also referenced public/private partnership. there is no doubt the -- -- to protect various entities from cyberattack. secretary johnson, you indicated in your written testimony that deterring actors from attacking us, cyber actors, is something we should pursue. perhaps we will begin with you then secretary johnson and have each of you respond to what we might do to up our capabilities in deterring cyber attacks. can we deter those entities that attack us? iran, russia, north korea, . they continue to launch thousands of attacks on technical databases, government databases, corporations and so forth. could do ame way we better job of deterring th

>> yury. >> noÉlia, noelia noÉlia. >> ¿quiÉn canta eso? en la lista de estas personas o artistas que han lavado dinero supuestamente para el narcotrÁfico y Él estÁ muy triste porque dice que tambiÉn no puede venir a estados unidos pero asegura que tambiÉn a sudamÉrica no puede ser, vamos a escuchar lo que Él dijo. >> ahora desgraciadamente con las lima tanza que tenemos, quisiera explicar el tour colombia guatemala, bolivia, nicaragua el salvador, todos los paÍses, me gustaria ir y sabes que siempre lo pensamos, incluso fuimos a hacer promociÓn para guatemala, nicaragua y salvador, se pararon las cosas es un proyecto que tenemos ahÍ, si nos gustarÍa que juliÓn Álvarez norteÑo banda recurriera estos lugares. >> tanto talento. >> lamentablemente pues esto, es obvio que le estÁ afectando econÓmicamente. >> aparte del dinero es muy importante estar cerca de tu gente de su pÚblico, claro que sÍ afecta. >> creo que hay en lugares no solamente donde no se puede presentar, si no que tambiÉn no lo tocan en la radio. >> ni en las aplicaciones que no

. >> remind folks who yury let san koe is. >> he's a corrupt person that biden and the european union wanted to get removed. >> "the washington post" reporting on some of his first comments since these revelations about the phone call and the conversations. this is from the story in "the washington post" yesterday, the former ukrainian prosecutor. he said from the perspective of ukrainian legislation, hunter biden did not violate anything. "the washington post" saying it was his first interview. >> and to follow-up on that, because biden was calling on him to be removed, it was going to put more light on this company that he was allegedly not investigating. so actually, it was going to be against biden's own self-interest to do that. so there's no there-there in what republicans are making up right now. >> brian in michigan, independent. good morning. >> hi. i want to stay on topic, but representative you said kashanko was a corrupt person, you don't know that. you have principals still involved in all of this, robert mueller, rod rosenstein, the legal group, this is all heading back