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Interviews with newsmakers and roundtable discussions cover the top news stories of the day. Committee chairman ed rois says its not just russia thats being sent a warning. Watch. Heres the point, to the extent that we send the message Around The World that you cannot use nerve agents, this is a very important and consistent message we have to send. Its important that we maintain this kind of pressure in order to deter any other nation that might use a nerve agent, that might use a chemical and ...

Pence. vice president pence disagreed on certain issues, but ultimately what president trump said was, "lets go with option d. lets just halt. lets just pause the voting and allow the state legislatures to take one last look and make a determination as to whether or not the elections were handled fairly." thats constitutional law. thats not an issue of criminal activity. >> katie, help us out here. is that not john lauro confessing to part of the crime alleged in the indictment? >> it is certain...

Explaining the indictment to mr. trump. he seemed, you know, animated, inquisitive. people in the courtroom said he was looser perhaps than the last one. when he was asked his name, "donald j. trump," and he added "john." when asked his age, he said, "seven, seven," for 77. ive covered trials in that courtroom and others that look exactly like it. for me, it was bracing. it was jarring to see former president sitting at the defense table in that courtroom. >> next hearing scheduled for august 28...

Iranian oil illegally to the communist chinese. it goes on and on. >> we dont hear much about that star witness anymore, do we? we had congressman goldman on a couple days ago on "morning joe" and asked if theyve tracked him down yet. said, "no sign of him. hes still a fugitive. still an alleged agent of the chinese government. still an alleged arms trafficker and, yes, once the star witness." hes been pushed to the side. we also, joe, had jim hines on, the democratic congressman from connecticu...

Were seeing with donald trump. >> an equal matter, they want you to believe, to this. yesterday in washington, donald trump was arraigned for the third time in four months, this time for his alleged efforts to subvert american democracy. he pleaded not guilty to four felony charges stemming from his actions after the election. the charges were conspiracy to defraud the united states, conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, obstruction of and attempt to obstruct an official proceeding, a...

When the former presidents lawyers introduced themselves to the magistrate judge, they referred to their client as president trump. the judge then referred back to him as mr. trump. a reminder that everyone is equal in the court of law. >> the former president himself spoke only a few times, mostly to acknowledge he was aware of his rights. he was asked to state his name and age, to which he responded, "donald j. trump, john, and 77." most of the arraignment typical in nature, but before trump a...

Of dry and settled weather for much of dry and settled weather for much of the week ahead. thank you very much indeed, sarah, we will see you later. the time is 6.17. campaigners are warning it is "totally irresponsible" to encourage abuse victims to come forward without specialist support in place to help them through the justice process. new legislation is being debated in parliament today, but charities including broadcaster and abuse survivor charlie webster are calling on the government to ...

Time to come. if you want out, we will let you know. our home affairs correspondent, tom symonds, reports. david smith, a fan of war memorabilia, a security guard at the british embassy in berlin, and a spy for russia. motivated by a hatred of britain and sympathy for vladimir putin. secret cameras installed by police and mi5 helped convict him. here hes filming pictures captured by the embassy�*s cctv system. sentencing him, thejudge, mrjustice wall, said hed betrayed the trust placed in him,

Passing secret information to the russian authorities, after being caught in an undercover sting operation. our home affairs correspondent tom symonds reports. david smith, a fan of war memorabilia, a security guard at the british embassy in berlin and a spy for russia. motivated by hatred of britain and sympathy for vladimir putin. secret cameras installed by police and mi5 helped convict him. here hes filming pictures captured by the embassys cctv system. sentencing him, thejudge said hed betr...

Dismiss it. republicans should want to hear the facts in evidence and they should want to hear from the witnesses who have been unable to testify or failed to be compelled to testify. they know what actually happened here. the public is concerned about the prospect of the president to affect a political objective domestically. >> has far reaching precedent if it is established he did it but that theyre saying we wont convict him. this could carry on for presidents in the future. >> the weight an...