of the best selling of all time, has died at the age of 7a. the us and russia remain at a diplomatic stand off with their military assets standing by. after months of escalating tensions, the two superpowers have been holding talks about ukraine, which nato fears is the next sovereign territory moscow wants to seize through force. remember, it s less than a decade since russia annexed crimea. russia says it s concerned nato is sending weapons and military expertise to ukraine and wants guarantees that the organisation will pull back from its borders. speaking after the talks in geneva, russia s foreign minister, sergei lavrov, said the dialogue would continue and his country had no plans to attack ukraine. russia is understood to have more than 100,000 troops currently near its border with ukraine. 0ur diplomatic correspondent james landale sent this report. more russian forces on the move, surface to air missiles in the country s far east, due to join what moscow says are mi
precipice looking in the abyss, we re in the abyss looking to claw our way out, we want this hour to talk with you about what we can do about it, where we are and how we got here. and so, rather than me, doing a one hour. monologue, i thought who best to discuss this with me, that is american marxism, than pete hegseth, thank you. i am beyond humbled. to be here. . it is my honor. what american marxism arrived in my mailbox, it was like christmas for me. thank you. phenomenal read. it could not be a more important moment for all reasons you stated, his that same feeling we re not looking at the abyss, we re in middle of it, you s use word marxism for first time in a title in your book, ill dive in to a portion on fox and friends, i talked about how i would like to ask you a thousand questions.st page 251, a washington reading payne s word at battle of trenton, you say our challenge day is justs crucial and urgent and many ways more complicated. we do not ask for t
we want this hour to talk with you about what we can do about it, where we are and how we got here. and so, rather than me, doing a one hour. monologue, i thought who best to discuss this with me, that is american marxism, than pete hegseth, thank you. i am beyond humbled. to be here. . it is my honor. what american marxism arrived in my mailbox, it was like christmas for me. thank you. phenomenal read. it could not be a more important moment for all reasons you stated, his that same feeling we re not looking at the abyss, we re in middle of it, you s use word marxism for first time in a title in your book, ill dive in to a portion on fox and friends, i talked about how i would like to ask you a thousand questions.st page 251, a washington reading payne s word at battle of trenton, you say our challenge day is justs crucial and urgent and many ways more complicated. we do not ask for this confrontation it is here, and in truth. like thehe early day of revolutionar
ar-15 and killing two people at a racial justice protest last summer and now they say the decision could have serious consequences. this could set a precedent that enables if not emboldens people to begin to come to protests because they do not like protesters or the reason they are protesting and decide that they are going to enact vigilante justice in their own way. nbc s liz mclaughlin is joining me from outside the courthouse kenosha. we re hearing from ritenhouse about that verdict. what is he saying? reporter: the nation watched his reaction in the courtroom after that jury deliberated for more than 24 hours over four days when the not guilty verdict was red but behind the scenes, a fox nation film crew was with the defense team embedded. tucker carlson tweeted a promotional trailer for a program that showed kyle rittenhouse s verdict as he was leaving. how do you feel, man? the jury reached the correct verdict. self-defense and not illegal. i m glad that ever
greg: he is such a patriot that when he bangs his head he sees stars and stripes, and when he poops, it s red whtie and pee you. political enemies! greg: got to shorten his titles. so it s 2021 and this monologue is on the steele dossier. like a birthmark, this story never ever goes away. is that my fault? no. i would much prefer to do something on joe biden breaking wind at the climate summit. that breeze was so hot, greta thunberg asked him to stand in front of the windmill. but look, that was the only honest thing to come out of joe since he became president. [scattered laughter] to easy! to easy! don t applaud! we don t have enough time for the applause! okay, applaud. but that s why that story was my first choice but now unfortunately it s number two. [scattered laffer] greg: i m not beneath anything. and now the legacy media is smug smuggling the dossier story like it s a bedridden aunt with a lot of money. but here we are different. the dossier hoax is like