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It all started with yevgeny prigozhin accusing russian forces of firing on his mercenaries in ukraine. prigozhin says his forces have crossed from ukraine and taken the city of rostov and have seized military facilities in voroneszh which is on the way to moscow as well. theres increased security in moscow with so called anti terror measures introduced. the kremlin has called for prigozhin�*s arrest with top russian generals telling wagner forces to stand down and the russian president vladimi...

Be a much more complex investigation than the classified documents case? >> think about the violence of the insurrection and almost 2,000 people will be charged in connection with that violence by the end of the year. one of the biggest criminal investigations in u.s. history. almost nobody has called a case regarding the fact elector scheme which was in some ways more damaging to our democracy. the big question for jack smith is whether hes okay with 2,000 of the soldiers being charged, but not...

Inflammatory claim under almost any condition that you can imagine. so, you know, what prigozhin seems to be doing here is upping the ante. hes basically saying, this, you know, this, this area has gone way beyond what ive intended. its gone way beyond what the russian state should be doing, and the russian state has killed its own people. so that, you know, is a very significant, i think, departure from the messages that weve seen from prigozhin before. its much more virulent, much more -- woul...

In one instance today on capitol hill, republican congressman matt gaetz compared the special counsel to the most famous losers in all of sports. >> you didnt charge andrew mccabe, you didnt connect lying democrats to lying russians, you didnt investigate -- or the mueller probe, even though as we sit here today and black literate. that we are triage. have you ever heard of the washington generals? >> the washington generals, yes. >> they are the ten it basically gets paid to show up and lose, r...

If the United States military had to undergo a comprehensive, annual medical examination, a vigorous diagnosis would take into consideration robust recruitment of superior quality applicants, excellent intra-service morale, overwhelming public trust and confidence in the institution and its leaders, and objective evidence that all the branches fulfilled their missions at an exemplary level. Unfortunately, our military’s current prognosis suffers from a politically induced chronic infection tha...

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About jay broughts visit to mar-a-lago in june of 2022 but we did not find out about that visit and that of fbi agents until three months later i court records. so there is a lot that we do not know about thi investigation, i think that we can all take comfort in th attorney generals vow to pursu justice without fear or favor, and lets just see where thi plays out. >> glenn griffin or i want t speed is up to where we find ourselves today because i need to hear your thoughts on wha it is that we ...

I read that and im trying t imagine a justice department under donald trump making that high-minded decision did your sources feel that the were bending over backwards to just look impartial and thats what cost them >> its been a fascinating fou years since i was here w really did start with th premise of that we have to b here as trump is running again fo president, the folks inside th attorney generals office and all the way on down, the really try to set a differen tone in garlands own word w...

In april has reached more than 500,000. another two million people have been internally displaced since the conflict erupted between rival army generals. the figures have been released to mark world refugee day. the head of the unhcr, filippo grandi has been visiting kenya where hes met refugees and held talks with president william ruto to discuss resettlement plans. well speak to mr grandi in a few minutes but first, my colleague zari kargar looks at the global situation. every year, millions ...

About the russian army have learned —— most would say its too early to say but the russian army have learned from its early mistakes in this war. well, certainly 2022 was an absolute omnishambles of all proportions. bad planning, bad understanding of ukraine, the breaking down of their offensive. from grand sweeping arcs through to tactical victories. but i think weve seen the russians before and during this war regrouping. theyve changed their leadership. theyve gone through a whole number ...