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disconnect with trump and the national security team on the subject of russia meddling. president ranting about the russian hoax hours after his top intel officials called out the kremlin for interfering in the upcoming 2018 midterms. at the rally in pennsylvania, he ta touted about the helsinki summit. we got along really well. by the way, that s a good thing. not a bad thing. that s a really good thing. now we re being hindered by the russian hoax. everybody said that was great. a couple of hours later, i started hearing reports that, you know, they wanted me to walk up. they wanted me to walk up and go like this. son of a hours earlier, key members of the national security team appeared in the white house
briefing room to warn the country the russian election interference is ongoing. in regards to the russian involvement in the midte-term electio elections, we continue to see a pervasive messaging campai
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lenders considered for a job in the white house. we ll head to the courthouse in a few minutes for more on this developing story, what it means for the president and the mueller probe. as big as that legal story is for the presidency tonight, we ll begin with a political development that might be bigger for him and his party because it is happening at the ballot box. you are looking live at people voting in ohio s 12 special elections where tonight s results could show a looming disaster for republicans in november. recent polls show this race between two generic candidates here, no real superstar, it s a coin flip right now. folks, in a district like ohio 12 which really is a district that straddles the suburbs and the exurbs out there outside of columbus, in play for a democrat like danny o connor, the democrats are looking at a
battleground approaching 80-some seats. if republican troy balderson can eke it ou
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elections is something that actually the fcc should be looking into. they re preparing for impeachment and they re trying to win hearts and minds. ken, they did so, i imagine not being a lawyer but a layperson, at some professional peril. listen to what mimi rocah said. i suppose it could attract some attention, american bar association type stuff. does the base need that much bolstering that these guys have to dog and pony it across xm radio? brian, it s very much a part of the pr strategy that the president himself has led and set the tone for, and it just shows frankly how far rudy giuliani has come from when he first started on the legal team and famously was sort of chastised by donald trump for not having his facts straight on the stormy daniels payment, the $130,000 hush payment to stor
for certain. there was. no need but does that mean he was not. a success is beyond. tragedy. hello and a warm welcome to focus on europe thanks for joining us traces of the holocaust horrors are still being on earth nearly eighty years later well this is especially true in eastern europe where hitler s troops murdered millions of jews soldiers and
breasts have recently exuma the remains of jewish people murdered by the nazis more than one thousand men women and children are believed to have been executed here in one nine hundred forty two well it s a history that haunts the city as its residents struggle to reconcile with the past today jewish life in bellerose has been largely forgotten its only synagogue was turned into a movie theater by the soviets over decades historian irina skya has been fighting to keep the victims legacy alive she believes that the only way to heal the wounds is through commemorating documenting the atrocities but in the post soviet country it s proving to
europe was. this week on a world story. well roups developers build on a jewish mass grave india and acid attack victim turns activist but first we go to syria and past years women from western europe came here to join the islamic state now many want to come back among them a german who claims she didn t join the terrorist group voluntarily. stranded in the middle of nowhere seventy four thousand people live in the al whole camp in northern syria it was made to hold only ten thousand and the conditions are unacceptable especially for children most people want to leave as soon as possible they want to return to their former homes which they left years ago so they could
live under the rule of the jihadist group islamic state out of conviction callousness or compulsion. zaina gerken studied psychology in berlin and married a turkish man during a trip to turkey he took her to syria where he joined us at least that is how the twenty three year old describes it the. doctor she calls on is