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well, to discuss all things us—eu relations and much more, i spoke tojeremy shapiro, director of research at the european council on foreign relations, and former senior adviser on european affairs at the us state department. if we look, firstly, at what we saw the us president joe biden doing this week — a lot of muscle flexing, a lot of showing of strength of the various alliances — what is your assessment of where the us—eu relationship is now? in a certain way it is in very good shape. there is nothing as good for a relationship as finding an enemy and they have found an enemy in russia and vladimir putin and that has definitively bought them together. and these summits are, in some sense, a lot showier and a lot easier with a lot grander language than they used to be. but there is a difficulty
and transatlantic commitment to our common values — like freedom and rule of law — in general, a rule—based order. i think it is more important right now then a few years ago and we see that we take democracy and peace for granted and we have to notjust stand by, but actually we have to fight for that and ukrainians are doing that right now and it is extremely important right now if we do not want those that make if we want those values to prevail. we heard from the us president, joe biden, and from the top eu official the same sentiment that of russian aggression against ukraine is not checked that it could spread across the continent. how serious a threat is that? it is an existential threat for all europeans, and if we look, you know,
was somehow russian disinformation. if we had just seen — disinformation. if we had just seen honesty which is what we saw in — seen honesty which is what we saw in the _ seen honesty which is what we saw in the courtroom when the fbi who — saw in the courtroom when the fbi who had possession of the laptop— fbi who had possession of the laptop presented it as evidence, then i think hunter biden— evidence, then i think hunter biden would probably be in a much — biden would probably be in a much different position right now— much different position right now rather than being a defendant in a federal court room — defendant in a federal court room. ~ ., , defendant in a federal court room. . ., room. what is your view on the interla room. what is your view on the interplay between _ room. what is your view on the interplay between politics - room. what is your view on the interplay between politics and l interplay between politics and the justice system that we have seen recently?— seen recently? president biden has made it _ seen recently? president biden has made it very _ seen recently? president biden has made it very clear - seen recently? president biden has made it very clear that - has made it very clear that while he is the president of the united states of america he is a father and many of us who've had family members who suffer from who've had family members who sufferfrom addiction we understand what is going through. he doesn't want to politicise it. he wants his son to go through and have his day in court, he will not interfere with that and more importantly we have seenjoe biden this week be a president we have seenin week be a president we have seen in be an international leader, we saw him do things that presidents do and things that presidents do and things that will push the american agenda forward. so this trial
evidence that this is real, that this person is actually at all related to a real juror who was inside that room i should note the individual who is posting this personally describes themselves as a trash poster basically an online troll. but none of that context tonight appears to matter to trump's republican allies, who quickly seized on it. look at this senator marsha blackburn posted, we all know trump's trial was decided before it even began. witch hunt and all caps. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene said, quote, the fix was in from the beginning. and congressman jim banks called it, quote, a mistrial in all caps my first source tonight spent nearly 20 years on the bench of the california superior court. retired judge with doris hazard cordell is back here with us. and judge, let's get to that in a moment. but first on this pre-sentencing report typically, convicted defendant would meet one-on-one with a probation officer without their attorney. there what do you make of this decision and how
everything each one of us does has an impact on the people, notjust immediately around us, but on the entire planet. that inspired me to be really deliberate about, what contribution am i going to make to leave a better, healthier, more connected more cooperative planet? what inspired you to become an astronaut? i did decide from a pretty early age that i wanted to serve in the military, and ultimately found my way to the naval academy and to the navy and to the submarine force in particular. and i met an astronaut at a navy football game, and hearing her story just reminded me so much of my experience on the submarine. and all of a sudden it clicked in my head, "wow, the international space station "is a submarine in space." and i told her that and she said, "it totally is. it's exactly the same." you have these really complex machines out in these extreme environments that are designed to keep human beings alive in a place we're not
ukraine's electricity grid. they stood against hitler's aggression. does anyone doubt, does anyone doubt that they will want america to stand up against putin's aggression here in europe today? they stormed the beaches alongside our allies. does anyone believe they want america to go it alone today? meanwhile, vladimir putin doubled down on his threat to supply weapons to western adversaries — in retaliation for the west's supply of weaponry to ukraine. during a speech at the saint petersburg international economic forum, mr putin also said he would win his waron ukraine. he denied that moscow was currently threatening anyone with nuclear weapons, but that it could always change its mind. from the forum, our russia editor steve rosenberg sent this report. vladimir putin. the west accuses vladimir putin of nuclear sabre—rattling over the war in ukraine. at least today, the sabre
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school last week when she says schoolmates attacked her, her jaw broken in two places. she lost two teeth and add to have reconstructive surgery cobalt sovereign joins me now to tell her story along with her father, mark while stony and thank you for just cobalt so much for being here tonight. i can't even imagine what a week you've had until i'm just i'm really grateful that you're here. >> can you can you start by telling us what happened yeah. thank you so much earlier or last week? >> the previous thursday, i was attempting to use the restroom during school and while i was in the stall, a another student looked over, said stall and stared at me before calling me a homophobic slur and after i had tried to quickly leave the restroom, i was continuously insulted in the hallway before being punched directly in the
in the states and was in power in the oval office, here? for examples, will there be changes to the alliance in november whether it is a second term of biden or a second term of trump? well, i think that, first of all, we are europeans and you will be interested in working with whoever is in the administration in the us, because as we start this conversation, on our plate are topics that are extremely important for the security and safety of people, the global world order. so i think that it really resonates with all—american people and i believe that we will continue on the same way. voters across the 27 european union countries are going to the polls to choose members of the european parliament — meps. the eu—wide election is the world's second biggest democratic exercise, after india, and right—wing and far—right parties are expected to make big gains. final results will be released late on sunday evening, after every country has voted.
to space, because what we learn in that endeavour is tremendous. the exponential growth that we've seen in the world in technology is because of great endeavours like this. it's absolutely worth it. here in the united states, every year the general population is spending as much money on potato chips as our budget is every year to go out to the moon. that's a good figure. the motivation may be different to that of the space race of the 1960s, but the size of the ambition is just as great today, as we shoot for the moon once again. i never dreamed that i could become an astronaut. i'm talking to kayla barron... ..one—time resident of the international space station and now part of the artemis crew, the team who are preparing to go back to the moon. first time i looked out