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with american weapons i don't think they will at this point. there to attack non, non ukrainian targets in ukraine, target as an american targets. all right, now, i mentioned your other film antidote. it premieres this week in new york, christo and that's why i mentioned alexey navalny, your investigative work uncovered the fsb unit what happened to alexey navalny, the novichok poisoning this film goes through what happened to you now and how people are even now that you are on the russia's wanted list, there are people that you've been tracking who had been trying to kill you i want to play a clip from it. >> i may have to change the place of life for my family because local police is telling me the energy is not an easy place for you to be protected there are way too many russians, way too many potential spice here that we are aware of i understand
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that's what they typically do for an immediate relief of the problem with them having been hit with american weapons. i don't think they will at this point. there to attack non non ukrainian targets. it's none ukraine target as an american targets. >> all right. now, i mentioned your other film, antidote. it premieres this week in new york, christo and that's why i mentioned alexey navalny, your investigative work uncovered the fsb unit what happened to alexey navalny, the novichok poisoning this film goes through what happened to you. now and how people are even now that you are on the russia's wanted list, there are people that you've been tracking who had been trying to kill you i want to play a clip from it. >> i may have to change the place of life for my family because local police is telling mediators is not an easy place for you to be protected there are point too many russians way too many potential spies here that we are aware of i
legal system, people who are witnesses, jurors, prosecutors,j judges, court personnel -- trump, i mean, encourages it indirectly every time he makes individual people in these legal proceedings a personal target for his criticism and vitriol and often his lies. he's never, ever discouraged his supporters from mounting the kind of harassment and f intimidation campaigns that they have against everyone involved in these cases, including like the court clerks and the familys members of the judges and the cl witnesses themselves and their families too.oo and it's every time, right? it's not just this current case. last summer, trump supporters circulated the purported names and photographs and home addresses of the grand jury, members of the grand jury in fulton county, georgia, after that grand jury voted to indict trump there. this year, before trump was convicted, in march and april, f reuters counted at least 152 posts on three pro-trump websites urging the beating or
experts are warning do not talk to the scammers just hang up the phone. this comes as americans reporting losing more than $10 billion to scammers to fraud in 2023. joining us right now, somebody who has not yet been scammed, kurt the cyberguy. kurt, i love the fact that when you get a robocall, somebody is there from vehicle services or the solar company. they want to talk to you but that's a big mistake. because they find two things. one the phone works and, two, it's a working number. >> it's a working number. they are actually building a database on you. good morning, steve. one of those things where you may feel like i want to fight back and tell these people go to places that don't want to be myself. it's not a good idea. by saying anything you are confirming that you are a good target for future scams, period. by answering that call, responding to texts or email. they are logging that in. steve is at home at this time and he told me his
world. britain, to prosper, needs to be part of the international world. i remember the 1950s. we couldn't have all of oil except as something for your throat and the chemist. it was a very narrow, introspective you. was a very narrow, introspective ou. ~ ., ., ., ., was a very narrow, introspective ou. . . ., ., ., we was a very narrow, introspective i you-_ we have was a very narrow, introspective ou. . . ., ., ., we have to you. we have to move on. we have to be international. _ you. we have to move on. we have to be international. the _ you. we have to move on. we have to be international. the fact _ you. we have to move on. we have to be international. the fact is _ you. we have to move on. we have to be international. the fact is there - be international. the fact is there was no target. — be international. the fact is there was no target, no _ be international. the fact is there was no target, no credible - be international. the fact is there was no target, no credible plan i was no target, no credible plan about— was no target, no credible plan about reducing net migration and we know what— about reducing net migration and we know what the instincts of the party are, keir— know what the instincts of the party are, keirstarmerwas very are, keir starmer was very clear about— are, keir starmer was very clear about that _ are, keir starmer was very clear about that-— are, keir starmer was very clear about that. , ., ., ., about that. david, you and reform are advocating _ about that. david, you and reform are advocating the _ about that. david, you and reform are advocating the uk _ about that. david, you and reform are advocating the uk leaves - about that. david, you and reform are advocating the uk leaves the l are advocating the uk leaves the european convention on human rights, thatis european convention on human rights, that is correct?— european convention on human rights, that is correct? yes. will that be in our that is correct? yes. will that be in your manifesto, _ that is correct? yes. will that be in your manifesto, tom? - that is correct? yes. will that be in your manifesto, tom? we - that is correct? yes. will that be. in your manifesto, tom? we have that is correct? yes. will that be i in your manifesto, tom? we have a leaislative in your manifesto, tom? we have a legislative basis _ in your manifesto, tom? we have a legislative basis to _ in your manifesto, tom? we have a legislative basis to deliver - in your manifesto, tom? we have a legislative basis to deliver the - legislative basis to deliver the flights— legislative basis to deliver the flights to rwanda.— legislative basis to deliver the flights to rwanda. that is not my cuestion, flights to rwanda. that is not my question, would _ flights to rwanda. that is not my question, would you _ flights to rwanda. that is not my question, would you like - flights to rwanda. that is not my question, would you like to - flights to rwanda. that is not my question, would you like to see l flights to rwanda. that is not my i question, would you like to see the uk leaving the echr is part of your
i asking him if he would be a member? i would _ asking him if he would be a member? i would vote _ asking him if he would be a member? i would vote for— asking him if he would be a member? i would vote for the _ asking him if he would be a member? i would vote for the labour— i would vote for the labour candidate to get the green candidates in bristol, for example. ithink— candidates in bristol, for example. i think a _ candidates in bristol, for example. i think a lot — candidates in bristol, for example. i think a lot of us are now beyond voting _ i think a lot of us are now beyond voting for— i think a lot of us are now beyond voting for parties, because with all due respect to tom, i think he is a really— due respect to tom, i think he is a really sincere public servant, but his promises on immigration made today— his promises on immigration made today were — his promises on immigration made today were all of us can remember david _ today were all of us can remember david cameron ten years ago or more saying. _ david cameron ten years ago or more saying. know— david cameron ten years ago or more saying, know ifs, no blacks, we are going _ saying, know ifs, no blacks, we are going to _ saying, know ifs, no blacks, we are going to bring immigration down to the tens— going to bring immigration down to the tens of— going to bring immigration down to the tens of thousands, and we are further— the tens of thousands, and we are further away from that target then we were _ further away from that target then we were when harriet harman left office _ we were when harriet harman left office. that is really the problem. so i office. that is really the problem. so i would — office. that is really the problem. so i would look for nigel farage in clacton _ so i would look for nigel farage in clacton as— so i would look for nigel farage in clacton as a protest vote, not particularly because they believe in everything he stands for, but ijust think— everything he stands for, but ijust think the _ everything he stands for, but ijust think the conservative party absolutely deserves the kicking that is coming _ absolutely deserves the kicking that is coming to them. i say that with no relish — is coming to them. i say that with no relish whatsoever, but unfortunately, tom, you haven't delivered, — unfortunately, tom, you haven't delivered, and notjust on immigration, but a whole range of other— immigration, but a whole range of other issues. we are further away from _ other issues. we are further away from the — other issues. we are further away from the kind of britain i thought we believed in them we were a years a-o. ago. i- ago. i mustjust ago. - imustjust let ago. — i must just let tom ago. — imustjust let tom respond.
a lot for yes and no. and his eyes went like that. no hesitation, was there? no hesitation. he wants it to go ahead today. he'll be up there now looking down and saying, "shut up, mother." - she's not stopped talking. no, i haven't. i'm so proud of him. but he's out of pain now. and we're flying the flag. yeah. what is it? 0nwards and upwards. yeah. for everybody. yeah. and everybody who has witnessed the burrow family's strength and generosity is so grateful — from the medics so desperate to improve lives. i've got mixed emotions about it, understandably. but i think the biggest thing for me is to get this done. to the fundraising team so close to their final target with donations flooding in. you know, they're coming in thick and fast and with some absolutely
parliament a vote each year on imposing a cap on the number of people who can come to the uk to work orjoin theirfamily people who can come to the uk to work orjoin their family members each year. the captain number would be proposed by an independent body, the migration advisory committee, then the government would propose that number formally to parliament but parliament being sovereign could alter it and the expectation would be that the number comes down. they are not putting a number on it. why? the conservatives, although they have not proposed a legal cap before, have a slightly difficult track record with suggesting numbers for immigration. a lot of those 14 years they had a target of bringing net migration down to the tens of thousands and david cameron and theresa may when she was home secretary were tasked with delivering that and they never delivered edge, a source of huge frustration to the right. and to the right is quite a crucial context in
a target is acquired, here, trump, and then you assembly the legal talent from d.o.j., mr. pomerantz and you bring everybody in to get him. meanwhile the judge is making money on it. the judge is making and his family is making money on it for stuff you wouldn't do. no one is going to believe it and create great disruption and i'm saddened. i've given my life to the law and care deeply about the law and i think the law fare we've seen against president trump will do great damage far beyond our time in public service. i yield back. >> mr. chairman. mr. attorney general you want to respond to anything in mr. gates's tirade? >> everything he was talking about was a case in another jurisdiction, an independent prosecutor, mr. pomerantz worked for that independent prosecutor. i don't know what is in his book and i don't know mr. pomerantz. these are decisions made in