leaders, but each hold huge potential to shape the trajectory of the war in ukraine. at the g7 summit, in the japanese city of hiroshima, presidentjoe biden told leaders the us was prepared to give the go ahead to train ukrainian pilots on f16 fighter jets. some details remain unclear, like who would supply the jets, and how many pilots would be trained. britain, the netherlands, belgium and denmark have expressed support for the plans. president zelensky welcomed the move, and said it would greatly enhance the ukrainian army in the sky. i count on discussing the practical implementation of the decision at the g7 summit in hiroshima . that is what he tweeted. president zelensky is due tojoin the g7 group in hiroshima in the coming days, where its expected he ll address leaders, and hold a meeting with us president, joe biden. but on friday, he was in saudia arabia for an arab league summit. of those present, only syria has openly supported the russian invasion. others have s
stormy daniels that s believed to be a precursor to an indictment. they re required by law to be notified and invited to appear before a grand jury. if charged, trump would be the first former president to be indicted, but would it slow his current presidential quest? i say not a chance, at least not based on this case alone. any charges here would stem from the $130,000 in payments made to daniels during the 2016 campaign. apparently she had been ready to share her story of an affair with trump, but the publisher was a trump friend, who instead helped broker a deal with michael cohen, in which she was paid for silence. i ve thought it was the weakest of the trump investigations which generally fall into four buckets. first, the events of january 6th. second, the mishandling of government documents. third, the fulton county da investigation, including the phone call to brad raffensperger. fourth, this, the stormy daniels hush money. merrick garland appointed jack smith to loo
they have to approve any resale of their they have to approve any resale of theirjets to any other countrx of theirjets to any other country. we ve got that now out in the country. we ve got that now out in the open country. we ve got that now out in the open in that decision. it in the open in that decision. it is in the open in that decision. it is a in the open in that decision. it is a big in the open in that decision. it is a big change in washington s stance and a big endorsement to keep really. with endorsement to keep really. with the endorsement to keep really. with the fact that we take so long, this training period, you can read it as a long term commitment as well. so can read it as a long-term commitment as well. so that is ukraine. the commitment as well. so that is ukraine. the other commitment as well. so that is ukraine. the other big - commitment as well. so that is ukraine. the other big focus i commitment as well. so that is ukraine. the other bi
to tackle. how do we reconcile those facts? how can they have performed this rigorous analysis and failed to find the plane? i m going to put up a map of that part of the world and ask the question, is there consensus on what body of water it went down in? well, i think there s the main theory and then there s kind of everything else. and the main kind of consensus view is that the plane turned south, almost certainly because the captain had plotted out this very elaborate murder-sus icide scheme and that s where the austrailian government spent hundreds of millions of dollars searching this area. big commitment. but then there s other theories, including my theory in which i try to piece together an