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Seven, eight years ago. we havent had this situation in the last five years. >> i heard you say that. and we all noticed that as well. this is happening in texas. that is obviously a state thats a border state. obviously we dont know who this individual is in the synagogue. the man holding people hostage. but you are having people flow into america from all over the world. they are going you be checked. you dont know if they have good or bad intentions when they are coming to our country illegal...

And accuses them of escalating tensions. i guess the important point is it a part of the narrative from the uk. one of the people the uk said is helping, he was also sanctioned by america on thursday for similar accusations. so both america and the uk are adding to the arming of the ukrainians with this kind of narrative about president putins intentions. yesterday we were talking about the meeting in geneva between the american secretary of state and his russian counterpart sergei lavrov, diplo...

Would give it an element of realism. like, we are looking at, you know, sea snakes and iguanas sort of moving through the ocean and how they sort of push their tail and move around, so it was some element of, yeah, realism, despite all the craziness that was going on. it always starts with good intentions. weve had a few of these on marvel shows where they shoot something and then, the story kind of changes a little bit so they — more than once, weve had to just roto the actors off the plates ...

Indictment against these fake electors. others questioned whether or not proving intent and purpose in this case will be difficult. what is your legal take on this? how do you determine the intent and whether or not these fake electors were simply ignorant or woefully ignorant about the intentions of the trump campaign, which may have directed them to this scheme? >> -- is one of the elements of every crime that you need to product prosecute. in this particular case, whether its the january six ...

One... he prime minister was going to win one... , :~:: prime minister was going to win one... us: .,, one... he needs 180 to be safe in the no-confidence _ one... he needs 180 to be safe in the no-confidence vote. - one... he needs 180 to be safe in the no-confidence vote. lets - one... he needs 180 to be safe in the no-confidence vote. lets go | the no—confidence vote. lets go back to the daily telegraph, because in parliament, ukraine was mentioned a number of times, and the daily telegraph...

Saturday. peng is not taking part in the tournament. shes not been seen or has been seen publicly only in highly controlled appearances. only in highly controlled appearances on video after she accused a former chinese vice premier of sexual assault and rape. thank you for joining us. "ac 360" starts right now. good evening. tonight, all the latest on what is perhaps the most serious confrontation with rushy sns the end of the cold war. today, the biden administration briefed bipartisan member...

>> thank you. thank you, mr. secretary. mr. lavrov has spoken today about hysterical rhetoric, what he calls hysterical rhetoric from the west about an invasion he plans to provoke ukraine. president biden said with what has happened so far that he believes that putin will move in because hes got to do something. so, do you think as of today, that you have a better understanding from mr. lavrov, first of all, about what putins intentions at all? tkouplg theul stop the aggression that is standing...

Happening over there. what else should the american government have done that you think they havent done to make you think that its in a weak position. >> we have to start not now, go back, because putin is in power for more than two decades. and for all of this period, people like myselves, shouting loud, putin is going to be your problem. we could see the signs of his intentions to rebuild a soviet empire, spread influence across the borders. and it did happen. so much time has been wasted. an...

Coding short a debate requires a super majority of 60 votes out of 100. gary odonoghue is in washington. there may be viewers just watching scratching their heads, that this is some sort of system that senators can run down the clock if they dont like a particular piece of legislation.— like a particular piece of legislation. yeah, and its certainly _ legislation. yeah, and its certainly been _ legislation. yeah, and its certainly been used i legislation. yeah, and its certainly been used in i...

If there is a suggestion the prime minister knew about things that could be rule—breaking, or a suggestion he broke the rules himself, i think that would add to the pressure. one senior tory said to me last week if there is a suggestion the prime minister has broken the rules or done something seriously wrong, it could be terminal. chris hopkins is political research director at the market research company sava nta comres. he explains what their latest polls on uk voter intentions are showing....