About the destruction of rule of law under these prosecutors. juan: let me say this is all noise. this is all static. the fact is that a jury of people who were selected, including by president trump and his team, found the man guilty. now there is all this conspiracy, rumors. you know it, gives they hope people who want to say it s illegitimate. but the fact is that the former president the united states was found guilty of 34 counts of fraud. juan, never before in this country have we had one political party try to imprison their political opponent. juan: i don t think that s what is going on here, mollie. what is going on shear an attempt to distract from the fact that trump was found to be corrupt. your problem is that americans see what this trial was. no, i think americans see. in fact the polls indicate this is starting to have some impact on the way they might vote, especially swing voters. rich: that was a good exchange between the two of you. i ask, you know, you guys are up next in the questioning. but now it s francesca s turn.
Say, as trespassers who were in a place they should not have been. here s part of my exchange. the onslaught from the left has never ended. after we finished the criminal proceedings, then the bar association decided that defending ourselves against a mob on the front porch was a crime of moral turpitude, that we lacked the moral integrity to continue practicing law, and asked the missouri supreme court to suspend our law license. that was pretty offensive. reporter: and so at this point, the expungement process for him was about getting a clean record for himself and his wife, and at this point, as you mentioned, chris, they are trying to get back the pistol and the ar-15 that are seen in those images that were seized when they pleaded guilty to the misdemeanors, which, again, they have since received pardons for and have now had the records on those cases expunged as well, chris. jesse kirsch, thank you. up next, the vp on the
Addicted to a controlled substance at that time? so there was a tense exchange during cross-examinati on where she was asked questions about text messages that she exchanged with her dad, where he was kind of a radek in his responses. and the way the reporting was described was that her reaction it seemed to have caught off guard and she wound up being we re not are either i am here. i am. i m back. okay. great. yeah so she she had to answer some difficult questions during cross about these text messages that reportedly caught her off guard but you think that despite that, the defense should feel strongly that her testimony made the jury more sympathetic to hunter well, i think it s
Arriving a matter of days later, which is why the president says none of the rangers from that day are still living. you see him saluting some of those in attendance. mr. president, this is quite a stunning spot, is it not, sir? have you ever seen anything like that before? thank you. mr. president, what is the message had a chance to speak to the president quickly, brief exchange, if he s seen anything like the sheer cliffs here. he said he s been here before, but it is always overwhelming to witness those cliffs and the bravery, the courage, the commitment of the rangers who arrived at this place. the president really trying to harness the heroism of that day to make a key deliver a key message about the need for americans today to help support the fight for freedom and democracy. ana? spoke about the choice, the decision that those army rangers
Doesn t have its own. it s revived an old soviet brand the moskvich. there s just one thing. this moskvich is russian in name only. the parts are chinese. basically, from tip to toe, this is a chinese car with a russian logo. another sign of how important china has become to the russian economy. and china, plus india, are now big buyers of russian oil. despite western sanctions, russia s oil revenues keep flowing, helping to fund increased military production, which is fueling the economic growth and bankrolling russia s war in ukraine. the oil revenue has been critical in funding the war. russia got enough foreign exchange to support the domestic economy and, at the same time, to expand substantially the war economy. but for how long?
Types of things that he s been saying to them, you save the soul of the nation. you really do did biden told one of the veterans, give me a hug. god love you. it s my honore, my honore president biden told another one, veteran affairs biden, god. but what one of the vets asked biden, apparently, i have a question. one the hell do you sleep? to which the president responded when the press isn t looking so that s the type of exchange that might be happening now between president biden and these veterans who couldn t quite honestly look at president biden say, you know, young man, the president biden nic robertson, join us in this conversation. what do you saying in these they re very powerful, i mean, you think of these man and they ve come, they ve come in many cases so we don t forget. their bodies, their friends, who they lost on the beaches who they knew well, they trained with perhaps stood next to in the landing vessel,
Was a better story, daniels. okay. he was embed with big oil there s been reporting that he met with all the big oil executives, asked him for $1 billion and told them in exchange for that he waived all of our environmental laws for them. now, that s something that affects you and me i m not very interested. in mr. trump s personal problems. i m interested in the lives and families the american people. i wouldn t say to steve bannon when you said they re not going to shut me up, that is music to my ears. i don t want to shut up, steve mann, i don t want to shut up donald trump. they re the best asset the democrats have because the more they talk about this may conspiracy stuff which raises him money and rows up their base. it alienates those voters who voted for nikki haley, who 20% of republicans consistently are protest votes against trump. and they will not come home with all that nutty conspiracy stuff. so i m on record now. it s d bad and keep talking rather keep talking, don t shut up ever scott changing subjects a bit here. i do want to play an exchange that president biden had with abc news. this is about his son hunter, who of
Could have him released almost immediately. he hasn t said anything about paul whelan who was taken in 2018 when he was president. it s either one or the other. he s either just saying that as schtick, or he s making a call out to putin. let me play the call out he made to putin in 2016, when he asked for something vis-a-vis hillary clinton. here he is. russia, if you re listening, i hope you re able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily by our press. not long after that, russia hacked into the dnc and rnc, and put her emails into the public eye. is there any reporting on which it is, is he just doing schtick or asking for putin s help in exchange for this man s freedom? we don t have any reporting that there s some kind of back channel communication between trump and putin ongoing about evan gershkovich.
Critical in funding the war. russia got enough foreign exchange to support the domestic economy and, at the same time, to expand substantially the war economy. but for how long? russia may be bullish now about growth rates, but with western governments looking to remove loopholes and tighten sanctions, soon russia s economy may not be flying so high. steve rosenberg, bbc news, st petersburg. we are going live to normandy to keep you across events there. preparations are under way for the d day 80th anniversary, a very important moment to remember. let s go live to moscow now chris weafer is founding partner of eurasia consulta ntcy macro advisory.
Lady jill biden. what we noticed on one of the crosses. and the remarkable exchange here between president zelenskyy today and a world war ii veteran, who told zelenskyy, you are a savior of the people. zelenskyy said, no, you saved europe. but we begin tonight with our exclusive interview with president biden. ukraine, russia. the president closing the u.s./mexico border. i asked him, why not sooner? the president on donald trump s guilty verdict. and on his own son hunter biden s trial. i asked, would he pardon his son? but we started with the significance of this day, our interview with omaha beach right behind us. it s not lost on us where we are today, what these brave young american sons did 80 years ago. and we know what we re witnessing in the world right now, the wars, the deep divisions at home. what do you think these american heroes can teach us right now about meeting this moment? stand up. tell the truth. serve your country. you know, imagine what they had