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determine whether to prosecute the president son. they are already looking into hunter biden over other charges but no doubt, just a remarkable moment here on capitol hill, as republicans pursue their impeachment inquiry into joe biden. >> just when you think you've seen it all. the house also began its first hearing on whether to impeach homeland security secretary mayorkas over his handling of the border crisis, what is happening there? >> so this comes as the impeachment inquiry has really struggled, republicans have failed to come up with a definitive link between president joe biden and his sons foreign business deals and as the search of migrants across the border has become such a big issue, they are prioritizing impeaching mayorkas . i talked to mark green, he's the chairman of the committee and he said it's the first hearing and so far it's a rehash of an investigation that he had been conducting. but mayorkas was not at this
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latest indictments saying that he would release his own report on alleged election fraud. tell us more about how he has responded? inclement weather in the american capital, reflective of the political mode. donald trump is certainly angry. on a series of messages he has said nothing like this has ever happened before, our country cannot let this stand. he also, as you say, promised to release next week a large complex and what he caused irrefutable report into election fraud in georgia. he said that would lead to a complete exoneration of the charges against him. to be honest, we are not expecting anything new from donald trump, perhaps just a rehash of the old allegations he made that maintains he did not lose the election, and that she won the election in georgia. the problem for donald trump in the short term is that in
looking at the audit books of the fleet in sebastopol, so it isn't necessarily quite as rosy as he paints it, but certainly his speech was very much about threats, showing russian patriotism and how impressive russia is as a major power still. impressive russia is as a ma'or power stutfi impressive russia is as a ma'or power still. these speeches can sometimes _ power still. these speeches can sometimes be _ power still. these speeches can sometimes be a _ power still. these speeches can sometimes be a bit _ power still. these speeches can sometimes be a bit copy - power still. these speeches can sometimes be a bit copy and i power still. these speeches can - sometimes be a bit copy and paste, as you suggested there. glory to the motherland. the trips are doing fantastically. it mentioned 30 new battleships. was there anything else new in the speech, really, today? figs new in the speech, really, today? as far new in the speech, really, today? sis far as new in the speech, really, today? is far as i can see, from having listened to the speech, apart from the 30 new ships which are coming online, there wasn't anything which was necessarily new. it was the usual rehash of patriotism. we can't obviously say the russian army as we can we are going to lose this war, but it was the usual patriotism, it was the usual russia is a great power, everyone fears us, and we are moving forward towards our goals, whatever those are.—
rehash of patriotism. he can't obviously say the russian army is weak and we are going to lose this war, but it was the usual patriotism, it was the usual russia is a great power, everyone fears us, and we are moving forward towards our goals, whatever those are. meanwhile, as we mentioned, mr putin has suggested a chinese or african peace initiative might work when it comes to settling things with ukraine. what you take from that? well, certainly russia he is being very understanding towards the chinese peace deal because the chinese peace deal isn't really workable, in my understanding, and it would allow russia to gain control of the territory that it already possesses in terms of ukraine and in terms of the african deal, which i think is led primarily by south africa, it is very similar as well. putin has said, yes, we are open to talks,
>> no. >> that was ryan nobles reporting. i want to bring in former aide to the george bush white house and state department, elise jordan. is this legitimate oversight or political theater? >> chris, there are legitimate issues with hunter biden and his taxes but yesterday's hearing did little to necessarily move the ball forward for the republicans' case. you did have two whistleblowers, very credible. it is ironic how irs agents are now being embraced by republicans when it's politically convenient, and they're alleging that this was not prosecuted to the full extent that it should have been. so you're really having just another rehash of the old arguments, the problems, the crimes of the unpaid taxes that the public already knows about and to some extent has moved beyond. >> to some extent, this is republicans who when they ran for office said exactly this was what they were going to do. they said they were going to, you know, clean up things.
12 more days. the guilds contract was set to expire last night. the deadline was pushed back to july 12th of the two sides continue negotiation. keep in mind production on a lot of tv shows and movies have already seen impacts. the writer strike, now entering its third month -- >> i want to turn now to exclusive reporting from the washington post alleging former president trump tried to pressure doug doocy, then republican governor of arizona, to overturn the 2020 presidential results. three people familiar with the paul told the post that trump also asked vice president pence to pressure d.c.. pence declined. do you see said it was a rehash of previous reporting relying on, quote, shaking in questionable sources. this comes as the supreme court issued another key ruling. rejecting the so-called independent state legislature theories. it would've given nearly unchecked power to states and running elections. i want to bring in alexei mccann and political reporter
say look at all the smoke, look at all the smoke. we have this and that. >> gillian: he pled guilty to federal criminal tax crimes. that's not smoke and mirrors. >> there was a five year investigation done by the justice department by a trump appointed u.s. attorney. they found hunter guilty. he pled guilty. that should be the beginning and end of it. what republicans are trying to do is rehash and investigation that's complete. trying to say there is bribery, trying to make this connection for politics. no facts here between hunter biden and his father around bribery based on all the evidence we've seen and the reporting there is no there there. if there was maybe there would be hearings on capitol hill about it. >> gillian: the president continues to involve hunter in official white house events two days bringing him to a state dinner honoring the prime minister of india when he just admitted to foreign business crimes underlying the tax stuff. take a look at this.
today? >> kate, it is really important to remember that john durham was appointed when trump was in office four years ago, and only last month did he put out the report. it was critical of the fbi, and it raised same issues that we are seeing raised in the inspector general report today, but it is the first time that the democrats and the republicans are going to be sitting in the same room as durham to hash out the same issues in the report and ask questions of the former special counsel about his investigation. now the democrats and the republicans have voiced different priorities as to what they want to talk to him about. the republicans who view that his report really as a referendum and really damning reflection on the fbi and the justice department, they want to get some of that and more emphasis on that point from durham, but the democrats are seeing the report as a rehash of problems that the fbi has had today and point out today that they have already addressed, and so two competing priority lists for the democrats and the