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to tyrannical governments with an expansionist intent. >> and then biden today. >> isolationism was not the answer 80 years ago, and it is not the answer today. we know the dark forces that these heroes fought against 08 years ago. they never fade. >> laura: victor, reagan was against isolationism. biden is against isolationism. is the parallel real? >> no. reagan spoke from confidence. you noticed how quiet he was and determined. he wasn't screaming or yelling. he was a member of that generation. and he was as close to d-day as he is to biden. it's a different world. and ronald reagan in that speech actually said to the russians that we didn't want a war with them. but what he was doing was speaking softly and carrying a big stick. he was ushering in 7% economic growth in 1984. he had rebuilt the military. and he was essentially saying to
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sides of the irish border have dropped _ sides of the irish border have dropped seven— sides of the irish border have dropped seven points - sides of the irish border have dropped seven points to - sides of the irish border havel dropped seven points to 22%, sides of the irish border have - dropped seven points to 22%, and they will— dropped seven points to 22%, and they will be — dropped seven points to 22%, and they will be viewed _ dropped seven points to 22%, and they will be viewed as _ dropped seven points to 22%, and they will be viewed as having - dropped seven points to 22%, and they will be viewed as having a . they will be viewed as having a progressive _ they will be viewed as having a progressive record _ they will be viewed as having a progressive record on - they will be viewed as having a - progressive record on immigration. a lot of— progressive record on immigration. a lot of independents, _ progressive record on immigration. a lot of independents, many— progressive record on immigration. a lot of independents, many of - progressive record on immigration. a lot of independents, many of whom i lot of independents, many of whom have far— lot of independents, many of whom have far right — lot of independents, many of whom have far right views _ lot of independents, many of whom have far right views and _ lot of independents, many of whom have far right views and slogans - lot of independents, many of whom have far right views and slogans of| have far right views and slogans of ireland _ have far right views and slogans of ireland for— have far right views and slogans of ireland for the _ have far right views and slogans of ireland for the irish, _ have far right views and slogans of ireland for the irish, seem - have far right views and slogans of ireland for the irish, seem to be . ireland for the irish, seem to be surging — ireland for the irish, seem to be surging ahead~ _ ireland for the irish, seem to be surging ahead. they— ireland for the irish, seem to be surging ahead. they are - ireland for the irish, seem to be surging ahead. they are on - 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crisis, rent in the republic of ireland have arisen as they . crisis, rent in the republic of. ireland have arisen as they have elsewhere — ireland have arisen as they have elsewhere and _ ireland have arisen as they have elsewhere and there _ ireland have arisen as they have elsewhere and there is - ireland have arisen as they have elsewhere and there is a - ireland have arisen as they have elsewhere and there is a real. elsewhere and there is a real shortage _ elsewhere and there is a real shortage of— elsewhere and there is a real shortage of affordable - elsewhere and there is a real. shortage of affordable housing. elsewhere and there is a real- shortage of affordable housing. tv screens— shortage of affordable housing. tv screens filled _ shortage of affordable housing. tv screens filled with _ shortage of affordable housing. tv screens filled with pictures - shortage of affordable housing. tv screens filled with pictures of- screens filled with pictures of asylum—seekers— screens filled with pictures of asylum—seekers living - 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going to go. susan, thank you so much, we always appreciate your analysis. >> you are welcome. >> jesse: while today just in this wreck biden's justice department got in front of the courtroom with a plastic bag in hand and pulled out hunter's laptop, the same uncensored before the 2020 election, same one that 51 into the officers said was a russian disinformation, c1 joe barton's that was fake. the justice department admitted its real. they patterson's 2019. but they did not want us to know about it before we voted last election. now there is no hiding it, they're using the laptop as unimpeachable evidence in federal gun trial. a former cia officer and whistleblower, they are able to melon scoop certain stuff out of there for taxes and guns but they are just going to leave the rest of the laptop data points right to the big guy alone? how does that work?
and when there's not evidence they don't. it's not complicated, alex. that's what you're seeing here. and it doesn't matter if you have anything to do with democrat or republican, the son of a president or a former president. >> they don't have anywhere to go because donald trump has been convicted of 34 counts, so the only thing they can do is echo what donald trump is saying that none of its real. when in reality is they know it's real. this iskn a jury of trump's pee that convicted donald trump. this wasn't joe biden pup masteringde this. >> first they good go after freo and fair elections and say they're not fair even though there's no evidence, even thougc none of the courts found any evidence, it was all rigged. if you don't win, it's rigged. so they're attacking people's faith in elections. now what they're doing for a huge number of americans is the
talking about the toluse is putting on the president as well, right? i think that is something that is really percolating behind the scenes, attends to the family because me look, i'm not a lawyer, but ellie, how much is he looking at in terms of a penalty if he is found guilty, conviction as you were saying before, a bunch of months, but not a few years. and i'm being a little vague here because it's going to be sort of a bell curve kind of. but you don't. so pleading would be i think six to 12 months. yeah. get a little more than that. >> if he ends up going, there was a plea deal, right. >> like where it kind of got shot down, whatever. but like i think that is really the tension behind this for the biden family, we look but hundreds of grown man, like you can handle this like whatever. but obviously for the loved ones, it's tough and you put this in the shadow of a presidential campaign biden is what? 81 right now. he's not, he's not a spring chicken. so these things are tougher as you get older. and i think that is a real, real thing at play here. for all the family involved? yeah. >> all right. coming up next here, we expect the verdict at any moment in amanda knox's
american counterparts, in this case the special presidential envoy on hostage affairs, roger carstens, who sits at the state department, and my colleagues in qatar who have been working on this issue for years, not regarding gaza, but they've helped us get people out of iran. they helped us get people out of afghanistan and other places. and in that, in these conversations, we introduced our theory of return. we talked informally about what it is and how we can manipulate or...or manoeuvre the scene in order to allow to test this theory. in this case, it was very, very easy to convince the americans because the president of the united states felt this very personally. what we saw of him immediately after october 7th is the real, his real dna and his instinct. and so he made it, very quickly he made it an american issue. he met with the families within five days. secretary of state blinken met with the families when he visited israel
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campaign thus far, if you more weeks to go until the ath ofjuly. if you plot out the map, we have seen quite a the visits here.— a the visits here. very north are seen as a _ a the visits here. very north are seen as a real _ a the visits here. very north are seen as a real bellwether i a the visits here. very north are seen as a real bellwether seats| a the visits here. very north are i seen as a real bellwether seats in terms _ seen as a real bellwether seats in terms of— seen as a real bellwether seats in terms of the national picture, whoever— terms of the national picture, whoever wins there tends to win at the general election —— verse michael— the general election —— verse michael debate has been conservatives with a tiny majority of 300, _ conservatives with a tiny majority of 300, so — conservatives with a tiny majority of 300, so rishi sunak has been there _ of 300, so rishi sunak has been there to — of 300, so rishi sunak has been there to talk up what people have done _ there to talk up what people have done in _ there to talk up what people have done in a — there to talk up what people have done in a bury with levelling up grants— done in a bury with levelling up grants there. so keir starmer was there _ grants there. so keir starmer was there yesterday, chose the fuser layer _ there yesterday, chose the fuser layer museum in bury north to launch his plans _ layer museum in bury north to launch his plans -- — layer museum in bury north to launch his plans. —— fusilier. rishi sunak has also— his plans. —— fusilier. rishi sunak has also been on the edge of macclesfield and tatton, those areas in which _ macclesfield and tatton, those areas in which previous elections it would be unheard—of that there would be a potential— be unheard—of that there would be a potential target. today sir ed davey, — potential target. today sir ed davey, the lib dem leader has been in stockport, building up a jenga
justice our panelists back, but first to cnn's senior white house correspondent, md lee joins us as well so president biden he's largely avoided commenting on president trump's criminal cases and campaign settings. so what's behind this shift that trial is over. >> i think that's the biggest thing. the president and the white house have been really careful for the most part, as you said, to not weigh in on trials on legal matters whenever there are still going through the legal system. but i think now that the trial is over and we saw the 34 convictions that would have been crazy and just strange for him to not comment on it in a real in a real way, in a political setting. and we did hear him talking about how unprecedented it was. it's dangerous that president trump it's going around saying the whole trial was rigged. >> but i think for the most part, his sort of anti-trump methods that we heard at this one rates are last night was more or less the same as what he has been saying over the last few months, i think the point is really more that
nato country all are obligated to respond allies, allies allies the british and the canadian and american troops landed on the beaches of normandy. >> we were allies and we were lincoln up. but the french resistance to shore so that tell you deal with for a terrion, we get the allies together, the democracy together. you stand up to him for some d-day veterans, the russian invasion of ukraine has disturbing echoes of the german occupation as history all over again showloading, let down. >> putin is just like hitler your tell a big lie and you're telling it often enough, people get to believe you the threat he poses a real, he is a creature straight out of dostoevsky, kinda putting me contained absolutely put and can be contained. >> so long as the democracies state tightly linked i would just point out though right