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most stunning piece of evidence put it in some context. saturday november 7 2020 the presidential election was finally called for joe biden. later that same day as exhibit 2 59 in the dominion lawsuit reveals it's 507 p m. a woman who's an artist with no election expertise from minnesota. sends an email to sydney powell, a lawyer associated with donald trump, tom fitton, the head of the conservative activist group, judicial watch, and then fox business host lou dobbs. the email launches by tying false claims of voting irregularities in multiple states with dominions equipment. it claims that a piece of code was inserted in the software that quote once ballots were fed into the database for tabulation up to 3% of votes for mr trump. would automatically switch to mr biden. y 3% well, the email author says well, because that's what american express charges as a merchant. and it's also the
the database for tabulation up to 3% of votes for mr trump would automatically switch to mr biden. y 3% well, the email author says well, because that's what american express charges as a merchant. and it's also the cut that jared kushner receives from all donations to the gop. really? then she tosses in as an aside. that supreme court justice antonin scalia was actually murdered at the bohemian grove retreat. okay so wouldn't you want to know? who is this person sending me this? she said that she has spent most of her career as a successful technology analyst who was quote superbly accurate with my forecasts and ideas. she writes. i've had the strangest dreams since i was a little girl. most were just odd. others were clearly predictions. when i'm awake. i see what others don't see. and i hear what others don't here. she mentioned having been in a car accident in 1982
united states. if you're negotiating with germany or with the uk, you're just not going to get the same level of possibility of getting somebody back in return as you do if you're negotiating with washington and perhaps, that rule of not leaving anybody behind is felt more here in the united states than it is in other european countries. maybe some other european countries are a little bit more hardheaded when it comes to getting people back and they won't give people up we saw that germany, for example, when the u.s. wanted germany to release somebody in return for brittney griner, the germans said, no, we're not going to do that, we're not going to do that for america it's messy and everybody is aware that you perpetuate something that you don't want to perpetuate when you do give a prisoner up in return that was my immediate thought when evan was taken, well, they won with brittney griner and they've tried it again that's the thinking in moscow. >> and by the way, victor booth, that merchant of death, has been online this week, encouraging
a significant offer on the table. we urge the russians to take it. i can tell you that i talked to paul whelan on monday. he called me from russia and we had a chance to catch up and we talked about evan's case, frankly. but we talk to his family all the time, it's constant communication, and i want to echo what you just said, paul whelan is still front and center in this administration's mind and we'll find a way to get paul whelan and evan home >> let's hope they both and others come home as quickly as possible presidential envoy for hostage affairs, roger carstens, thank you for your time this morning senator klobuchar, bring you back into the conversation we can pick it up there by this tactic used by vladimir putin in russia to snatch americans, frankly. to kidnap americans and hold them as bargaining chips in the case of brittney griner, he got the merchant of death, victor booth, the international terrorist back to russia what is your sense of the kind of negotiations or the kind of leverage that the united states even has to get these americans
countries handle kidnappings by nation states. let's just look at what's happened in america over the past few months. we've had a wnba player traded for a merchant of death. a lot of critics of that trade said that it would encourage future kidnappings now we have a "wall street journal" reporter and word that other war criminals or merchants of deaths may be traded here as well in china, china has been holding mark sweden for over decade now, wron wrongfully holding him but i suspect that if he ever gets out, there will be a trade there for somebody who has broken international law what does britain do what do other countries do in this case? and compare that with the united states if we keep doing down this path. of course, we have conflicting values one is, don't negotiate with
pretty grim. he doesn't have a lot of means to defend himself. >> trace: you talk about pressure, sir. on "fox and friends," brian mass says right now, it doesn't appear the administration has a lot of cards to play with. listen to what he said. >> russia is saying, well, if the united states of america is willing to give up what everybody calls the merchant of death, a top arms dealer for russia for a wnba player on a pot charge, what are they willing to give up for a "wall street journal" reporter charged with espionage facing decades in prison or possibly even death? >> is that a fair assessment? would you agree right now it doesn't appear that the united states has a lot of cards to play with? >> we don't have a lot of people to trade. that's for sure. this may not even be a situation
aisle in the united states who have called this— aisle in the united states who have called this out, _ aisle in the united states who have called this out, who _ aisle in the united states who have called this out, who want _ aisle in the united states who have called this out, who want to - aisle in the united states who have called this out, who want to see i called this out, who want to see action, because _ called this out, who want to see action, because unfortunately. called this out, who want to see i action, because unfortunately that was not _ action, because unfortunately that was not what _ action, because unfortunately that was not what we _ action, because unfortunately that was not what we saw _ action, because unfortunately that was not what we saw when - action, because unfortunately thatj was not what we saw when britney greiner, _ was not what we saw when britney greiner, the— was not what we saw when britney greiner, the nba— was not what we saw when britney greiner, the nba star— was not what we saw when britney greiner, the nba star was- was not what we saw when britney. greiner, the nba star was detained. quite _ greiner, the nba star was detained. quite a _ greiner, the nba star was detained. quite a few— greiner, the nba star was detained. quite a few members— greiner, the nba star was detained. quite a few members on— greiner, the nba star was detained. quite a few members on the - greiner, the nba star was detained. quite a few members on the right. quite a few members on the right thought— quite a few members on the right thought the negotiation _ quite a few members on the right thought the negotiation for- quite a few members on the right thought the negotiation for the i thought the negotiation for the merchant— thought the negotiation for the merchant of— thought the negotiation for the merchant of death _ thought the negotiation for the merchant of death or— thought the negotiation for the i merchant of death or something thought the negotiation for the - merchant of death or something that should _ merchant of death or something that should have — merchant of death or something that should have never— merchant of death or something that should have never have _ merchant of death or something that should have never have occurred - merchant of death or something that should have never have occurred and it would _ should have never have occurred and it would have — should have never have occurred and it would have been _ should have never have occurred and it would have been quite _ should have never have occurred and it would have been quite front - should have never have occurred and it would have been quite front find i it would have been quite front find frankly— it would have been quite front find frankly if— it would have been quite front find frankly if britney _ it would have been quite front find frankly if britney was _ it would have been quite front find frankly if britney was still - it would have been quite front find frankly if britney was still captive i frankly if britney was still captive in russia — frankly if britney was still captive in russia right _ frankly if britney was still captive in russia right now. _ frankly if britney was still captive in russia right now. so _ frankly if britney was still captive in russia right now. so i - frankly if britney was still captive j in russia right now. so i think we have _ in russia right now. so i think we have to _ in russia right now. so i think we have to be — in russia right now. so i think we have to be very— in russia right now. so i think we have to be very strategic- in russia right now. so i think we have to be very strategic about i in russia right now. so i think we i have to be very strategic about the conversation, _ have to be very strategic about the conversation, acknowledging - have to be very strategic about the conversation, acknowledging that. have to be very strategic about the . conversation, acknowledging that the presidential— conversation, acknowledging that the presidential election— conversation, acknowledging that the presidential election is _ conversation, acknowledging that the presidential election is also _ conversation, acknowledging that the presidential election is also one - conversation, acknowledging that the presidential election is also one of. presidential election is also one of the looming — presidential election is also one of the looming things _ presidential election is also one of the looming things that _ presidential election is also one of the looming things that i- presidential election is also one of the looming things that i think- presidential election is also one ofl the looming things that i think both sides are _ the looming things that i think both sides are looking _ the looming things that i think both sides are looking at _ the looming things that i think both sides are looking at here. _ the looming things that i think both sides are looking at here. but- the looming things that i think both sides are looking at here. but in. sides are looking at here. but in addition — sides are looking at here. but in addition to— sides are looking at here. but in addition to that, _ sides are looking at here. but in addition to that, recognising - sides are looking at here. but inl addition to that, recognising that russia _ addition to that, recognising that russia only— addition to that, recognising that russia only continues _ addition to that, recognising that russia only continues to - addition to that, recognising that russia only continues to gamblel addition to that, recognising that i russia only continues to gamble by its aggression _ russia only continues to gamble by its aggression and _ russia only continues to gamble by its aggression and this _ russia only continues to gamble by its aggression and this is _ russia only continues to gamble by its aggression and this is one - russia only continues to gamble by its aggression and this is one of. its aggression and this is one of the ways— its aggression and this is one of the ways that _ its aggression and this is one of the ways that they— its aggression and this is one of the ways that they are - its aggression and this is one of the ways that they are trying. its aggression and this is one of the ways that they are trying to| the ways that they are trying to hold the — the ways that they are trying to hold the west _ the ways that they are trying to hold the west there. _ the ways that they are trying to hold the west there. i - the ways that they are trying to hold the west there.— the ways that they are trying to hold the west there. i 'ust want to brina us hold the west there. i 'ust want to bring us up-to-date _ hold the west there. i just want to bring us up-to-date with - hold the west there. i just want to bring us up-to-date with a - hold the west there. i just want to bring us up-to-date with a story i bring us up—to—date with a story that's breaking this evening. this is the situation in tel aviv. i was telling you about it earlier on, obviously a very fluid situation in israel. over this weekend. and the latest that we have at the moment is that one person has been killed and several wounded in tel aviv. this is
country. you have north korea on the peripheral just today saying that the united states and north korea are rapidly pushing toward nuclear war. that's not a coincidence that they're testing america at the same time. you have china essentially on wednesday imposing a naval blockade around taiwan, telling merchant ships they're going to be subject to random inspections at different times. they're constantly saying they're pushing the united states -- this is china -- saying they're pushing the united states navy out of what they claim to be their waters. we've heard numerous times they're saying taiwan is a red line for china, but don't hear the united states saying it is a red line for the united states of america. i would sum this up in just one other place to say, you know, you look at this, many people have said that taiwan is the -- or rather china is the new cold war with the united states of america. i believe that to be true. in that being true, i believe that taiwan is the new east/west germany of this cold war. >> oh, what could that
The merchant gross merchandise value (GMV) for the quarter (for three months ended March 2023) grew 40 per cent YoY to Rs 3.62 lakh crore ($44 billion).Loan
The merchant gross merchandise value (GMV) for the quarter (for three months ended March 2023) grew 40 per cent YoY to Rs 3.62 lakh crore ($44 billion).Loan