Than vladimir putin who s aligned with north korea and iran and actively working on slaughtering civilians in ukraine, it s a stop-the-presses moment, right? there is there are two things going on it represents an unbelievable statement from one of the two party s front-runner as well as a numbness the country over to the stupid stuff he says you re absolutely right on. earth 2.0 this would multiple news cycles. we were told we shouldn t take donald trump literally, we should just take him seriously but not literally, i think it s time to take his seriously and literally here when he s saying the real enemy is not vladimir putin, the real enemy is other americans, this is the nub of trumpism to turn americans against one another, to see your fellow american, people in government, in the defense department, in the department of justice, in the intelligence agencies as the real enemies here because this sends a real signal
Election fraud claims were becoming an existential crisis for the company. murdoch concluded to suzanne scott in january of 2021 that some of fox s top talent went too far in their coverage. during his deposition, murdoch as asked, do you believe that dominion was involved in a massive and coordinated effort to steal the 2021 election? murdoch replied, no. dominion has made an effort to show that rupert murdoch was hands on. that is, that he was aware of what people were saying on his air. that he had the ability to stop these guests from appearing and repeating these things. both sides of this case have asked a judge to resolve it in their favor. there s also a small chance this could potentially settle, but nub of those things happen, this case is going to trial next month, in delaware, and it will absolutely be one to watch. victor and erica. all right.
Here in the uk know about salman abedi and the plot? and to get to the nub of that, it was agreed that some of the evidence, as part of this stage of the inquiry, would be heard in secret, if you like, because to get to the truth, mi5, the home security service here in the home security service here in the uk, would effectively have to reveal some of their operatives and what its tactics and information was and where it had come from. that is subject to great sensitivities in regards to national security and the official secrets act, so some of that evidence had to be heard purely by sirjohn saunders and the lawyers involved. no journalists were allowed to listen, no families were allowed to listen, no families were allowed in there and no public. it was held in secret, if you like. what sirjohn saunders has done is digested all that information and reached his conclusions based on everything that he heard but of course when he then makes public what his conclusions are, he has to be careful not to reveal anything
Been shared. we can show you part of his statement from the spokesperson this morning which says that these stolen messages have been doctored to create a full story, that matt hancock rejected clinical advice on care home testing, this is wrong. clearly, he s going to fight these allegations but the question is this morning about the decisions taken by the government and when. that morning about the decisions taken by the government and when. morning about the decisions taken by the government and when. that is the nub of the the government and when. that is the hub of the story. the government and when. that is the nub of the story, whether the government and when. that is the nub of the story, whether official - nub of the story, whether official advice was followed and if not why not? because you ve outlined, matt hancock and others like lord bethell talking about what was operationally possible in terms of the number of tests that could be delivered at that time. but this feels like, with tens of thousands of deaths in care homes, this feels like the makings of a story that is only going to grow. that we are going to hear more about this. would you agree? the dail about this. would you agree? tue: daily telegraph about this. would you agree? tta: daily telegraph say about this. would you agree? tt2 daily telegraph say they have tens of thousands messages and they are
Japanese Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi is unlikely to attend a meeting of G-20 foreign ministers in India on Wednesday, instead prioritizing parliamentary business, according to a government official.