More the role of people who work in nonprofit organisations and charities, lifetime achievements, it recognises the place of women. it has changed a lot since those days of napoleon. there is president biden exchanging a few more words. applause since the inception of the order nearly a million citizens have received the honour, there are currently 79,000 members.
That the sitting speaker as you see there march down to a criminal court courthouse to attack fellow citizens and the jury process. it is the kind of thing that mike johnson used to say would be shameful and dangerous. there is a politics to this. maga operatives and some these wall street elites who are closing up to trump, they understand this is that if people really get it and know the facts. they need to minimize this and launder it into another case where they can claim it is, quote, just partisan back-and- forth and payback. as i told you about that earlier this week. you might hear about that talking point especially as steve bannon reports to prison. and especially has trumpets of three cases in the months ahead. actually, this is not politics as usual. you can as the 2015 mike johnson that i showed you before he
To hear when he will begin this four-month prison sentence. he s been able to delay it several times in the past. scott, what do you expect each way and really quickly on this? what do you expect today? i don t really know. i m not an attorney and i was just reading up on this case before we came on the air. it s very confusing and very convoluted, i guess what i would say is he like every other defendant in this country, deserves all of the legal processes that are afforded to american citizens that he s taken advantage of. all of them so i don t want really know what s going to happen but i guess if i were in his shoes, i d be doing the same thing and that s trying to keep my rear-end out of jail. sorry. how much longer can you go down this path about law, love most. i agree with scott it i did a lot of criminal defense work and you know, most people are afforded an exhaust every path they can t every process they can. the difference between most americans and steve bannon is that they do it from behind bars. and so i believe that he ll spend the next four months and a nice cozy sale
Were killed this week alone in central gaza, force jeremy, were also anticipating today a joint statement from the united states and 16 other nations that had citizens taken hostage since by hamas on october 7. what more can you tell us yeah, that s right. this statement calls expresses strong support for the current ceasefire proposal on the table. it is an israeli proposal and they are urging hamas to take this deal and quote, close this agreement. this is the united states and 16 other countries for whom many of these countries have hostages themselves who are being held in gaza because there are a number of dual nationals being held in gaza by hamas. we are already hearing from one of these hostage families groups, which is urging, which is expressing strong support. i should say, for this statement four for this effort to pressure hamas to take this deal. but of course they are also trying to bring more pressure to bear on the israeli government itself.
Citizens. she argues that sending out crime alerts to her community and letting them know about things like shootings and carjackings and robberies can create a bad perception and make people feel less safe than they actually are. the timing of this policy change is getting some blowback. so far this year, crime in that area is skyrocketing. robberies are up 78%. sexual assaults have more than doubled the rhythm number of shooting victims has quadrupled in a part of the city that hasn t seen a ton of crime and recent years. residents will now have to opt in to receive crime alerts. this is a change they pushed f for. an explanation was surprising to the nearly dozen or so folks we spoke to in that neighborhood just down the road from her office. they are not happy about it. is not a good decision to me. it s been rougher. why would she do that? i don t feel safe walking
Community is operating within the bounds of the constitution and honoring the civil liberties and the rights of american citizens. you don t go on that committee to just rubber stamp what the intelligence community wants. reporter: and perry, for example, most recently opposed the foreign surveillance program, the reauthorization of that, so it just goes to show you how this committee is about to operate very differently than it has, especially if we see former president trump retake the white house again. chris? julie tsirkin, thank you. a convicted january 6th rioter who was first arrested thanks to one woman s sting operation on the dating app bumble has now been sentenced to more than six years in prison for assaulting police officers at the capital with bear spray and a metal whip. ryan reilly is following this for us. tell us about this case, also what you ve heard from the woman at the center of this i guess unofficial, right, dating app
The phrase nato aggression from the serbia press release, if that rings a bell, well, russian leader vladimir putin frequently uses it as a rallying cry for his illegal war in ukraine and any aggression. he demonstrates towards the west joining us now, former nato supreme allied commander, retired general wesley clark. so general you were the supreme allied commander of nato during the time of the bombing of the serbian defense ministry in 1999. what s your take on this planned memorial being described as a quote? as a monument to the quote, victims of nato aggression well, i think it s great to invest in serbia no issue but first of all, the building was empty when we struck it to the best of our knowledge and it wasn t made or aggression. it was this was the culmination of a year first of all, on diplomatic effort to persuade shirt dictator slobodan milosevic not to go and kill his own citizens
Citizens in democracies at this point don t see this threat in the same way and don t necessarily feel the democracy is. in fact under attack the way that we are hearing it is from these leaders. this morning. is there a sense that these ceremonies today, that this reminder of what happened 80 years ago could change that well, i think there s certainly a hope i m clearly if people are paying attention, it is obviously going to jog people s memories. you know, who have memories and maybe inspire those who have no, not much about it. i think i spoke too to several people here today who felt that if the time came, let s save the homeland was attached to all that kind of thing. then they would rush to its defense as as as you ve seen ukrainians do today in their country. and what you saw on d-day and throughout the whole of the liberation of europe,
To balance i mean, obviously he s going to want to use the opportunity to send a message it s not just to the world, but to a domestic audience. but not to maybe be brazenly political because that is seen as a misuse of this moment and this role, a summer historic marking the wall street journal editorial board also weighed in on not so much the politics of the moment but the importance they view. they say of making not losing sight of the dangers in the world they say this year s anniversary is meaningful for more than its famous history or the site of the light last living veterans of the day, it will mean much more if america and the citizens of other free nations take that day s lessons to heart. amid growing threats from dictators and rogue s around the world. and they go on to also write that the best way to honor the memory of
Mississippi constitution was written, the policy of crushing out the manhood of the neego citizens was to be carried out with success. the man in the home during jim crow had no rights, could not protect his wife from rape, could not protect his son from lynching. so again, why would you quote that era and say that at that time, the family all being in the home together was something we should think of as a good thing? well, first of all, joy, the story you bring up and you re bringing up is a tragedy. one of the great tragedies of the jim crow era. i m asking why you would quote that era. they were disgusting and distasteful. that era, what was the benefit of a man in the family. again, sir, i m sorry, i let you talk for a long time. no, no, talk over you, you have gotten a chance. you re going to answer my question now and not filibuster. this is the question. i m trying to answer but you re cutting me off. if black men hold on.