Democracy. we stand together. my answer is yes, it only can be yes well, this speech comes as the biggest conflict in europe since world war ii is raging right now. and ukraine i was going to speak at a cliff that us forces captured from the germans and where another president gave a powerful speech, some 40 years ago these are the boys went to who these are the men who took the cliffs these are the champions who helped free a continent. these heroes who helped end a war with me now, retired lieutenant general russell honore. thank you so much for joining us today general the biden administration is billing this speech as a message to the entire world about not only freedom, but american democracy
Lines. the president said in an interview with abc, we re not talking about giving weapons to strike moscow, to strike the kremlin, to strike instance just across the border where they re receiving significant fire from conventional weapons, kremlin controlled media, irate, mocking biden s comments the epa, every time you have to make reference to edge this, of course, is not ageism on our part, knots mockery, just speech. it seems to me that we should already talked about quoting and elderly and while putin claims he would work with any us administration after the presidential election in november, the russian leader, repeating unsubstantiated claims by donald trump but the recent hush money trial, the former president just lost was politically motivated for the rest of the world, it is evidenced that prosecution of trump in court over allegations related to events that happened two years ago without any direct proof, putin said, this is purely using the court system or political purposes.
It seems as though reports are not denied that the relations between the two nations are very tense right now. what s at the crux of that, general? well, the underlying reason for it is there are different objectives. the biden administration doesn t publicly state the objective that they are enforcing. and that is they have from the outset wanted ukraine to go a negotiated settlement as soon as possible to end hostilities. and zelenskyy s objective is clearly to retake all of the territory that russia is occupying and drive those forces out of there. but to enforce the biden strategy, that is why they never have given ukraine the advanced weapons system they want because they feared russian escalation and also when they did get the advanced weapon system restricted the use of them inside russia, in terms of long range missiles. for the very same reason not to aggravate russia and force their
Few people who have said that i this process they are looking for someone who can take whatwi they believell will be aump successful second trump termn th through 28 and then win the election for president then. so who would qualify in this instance? jesse: that s tough. someone who s not trump s vp might have a better shot of running as the republicann ne nominee and taking on gavin newsom instead of within the trump administration. maybe. chemistry, i agree, i thinkic burgum has the best chemistry.o he was there during the verdict day, they get along great.e the top three, no one has drama and that s what i like. they are all that did, that it professionals. rubio mio might add a little toe ticket because of the hispanichi cuban, to put that flavor. ideologically, vance is probabl most simpatico with the america first movement. but i don t know, burgum goes
Podcast, our friend molly jong-fast. she is an msnbc political analyst. trump has long threatened to use the power of government to go after his political opponents. he did so while he was in office. since his guilty verdict, that rhetoric has only increased. he has singled out political opponents, people in the media he doesn t like. should it how seriously should we all take this? i mean, i think you should take everything donald trump says seriously, literally, technically, all the ways, right? because we saw in the first administration that he did try, in fact, he pushed, he bullied his admin to try to go after hillary clinton. i mean, they couldn t find anything. look, we even saw the republicans in the house, he encouraged them to impeach joe biden. while that impeachment fell apart when their star witness ended up in jail, they tried. they would have kept going could they have, like, really put together a case. so i think, yes, for sure, trump
Negotiated settlement that has to be the end of this. well, it seems like neither zelenskyy or frankly nor putin are ready to come to the table just yet. let s talk about that alliance. obviously we heard from president biden yesterday at d-day reaffirming america s commitment to his friends saying more or less we were here 80 years ago, we ll keep being there for you. that s in doubt if donald trump were to return to office this fall. what s your sense of the state of the nato alliance, particularly our european friends as they watch nchb s elections approach? well, i ll be frank. i was in the trump administration as a senior advisor, and even though the rhetoric was sometimes a little hot, what we saw was a strengthening of nato. we ve seen more of an effort to make their commitments to the financial burden so that the united states is not the only one bearing the burden of european defense. in the last several years they ve really come around to a
Part. lots mockery, just speech. it seems to me that we should already talked about cruelty to the elderly and while putin claims he would work with any us administration after the presidential election in november, the russian leader repeating unsubstantiated claims by donald trump that the region recent hush money trial, the former president just lost was politically motivated. for the rest of the world, it is evidenced that prosecution of trump in court over allegations related to events that happened years ago without any direct proof, putin said this is purely using the court system for political purposes. no briana but vladimir putin coming out and saying that russia could send weapons to the vicinity of countries that are supporting ukraine. will the cuban government tonight is coming out and saying they hey expect a group of russian warships to visit that island in the coming days, including a nuclear powered submarine. now the cubans are saying none of the russian ships are actually he carrying nuclear weapons.
Possible v.p. pick because foreign policy, national security obviously the war in israel and the war in ukraine, iran on the march, the war at the southern border. i m not surprised he is doing that. as president for four years he knows how important it is to work with a senate and the one thing i will say to your point about the v.p. not being that important. president trump has said that. he said i don t think it matters that much. it matters if the person becomes a distraction. i think the person could help president trump but they can t hurt president trump. if he is made to explain and excuse that person s conduct or statements, then we re in troublesome territory. the people on his short list, i have seen others, doug burgum, even people who he ends up not picking for v.p. will have a tremendous role in his administration either in the cabinet or in the united states senate. but i think the v.p. has to do
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The border, inflation, foreign policy, the whole bit. so everybody should be listening. she is right about that vote. you can preserve the country as reagan knew it and don t vote or vote for this administration that s dissent. reagan was coming off of the carter disaster and confident in assent. biden is coming off the trump renaissance and is he going downward. it s completely opposite, laura. asen dance and desen dance from a prior administration. laura: victor you are the perfect person to have on today, thank you so much. biden s executive order banning asylum multiple. it was in full effect yesterday. what impact did it have? fox news national correspondent bill melugin is here with all the details. what can you tell us? laura that bill is in effect it is having little to zero impact. if anything gotten busier in san diego sector.