haro folded junior and greg gutfeld, it s 5:00 a new york city, this is the five . [ ] it s monday and here we go again, hunter biden about to leave the court house in wilmington delaware, the jury selected an opening statement starred tamara as his comeaux gun trail kicks up in my country is charged with three felony counts related to lying on a gun form back in 2018, he could be facing up to 25 years in jail. hunter getting a show of public support of them as family, his stepmother first lady jill biden appear in court today, this weekend president biden was at his beach house spending part of the day biking with hunter, the new york times claims he is expected to speak daily with his son and today, president biden released a statement saying as a present i don t and won t comment on pending federal cases, but as a data have boundless love for my son, confidence in him and respect for his strength. it s not the first time that biden has said something about his son s le
hunter got away with everything good for decades because of who he was. it is stark contrast between how an outsider, a prisonlike trump who is not gained at the core of political power gets treated versus the insular creature of the political machine, a member of the biden family. and they tried to protect hunter, man that i used more like preservers then the lapse of denial, 5050 experts, all of them stood cabot s security clearances. that definitely helps them out. one over there is a connection there. one more thing, the affidavit, that s good c5 jesse we will pick you up from that. jesse: this is a kind of slamdunk cays he could ve reasonably brought against some really don t trump. you have a weapon that tested positive for cocaine, a have a weapon of my give three eyewitnesses, the defendant confessing got gay video evidence, a smoking gun
and you won t be able to plug in and the electrical items downstairs and the electrical items downstairs and the show where the preservers are. ukraine says its forces are making gains, as they try to recapture territory occupied by russian forces. this is footage from a ukrainian assault brigade said to show offensive operations near bakhmut. the unit claims to have killed two russian soldiers and hit an ammunition dump. there s no independent verification of the location or date of the video. russia says it s repelled an attack by six unmanned ukrainian boats on a russian naval ship in the southeastern black sea, where it was patrolling gas pipelines to turkey. there s been no word so far from kyiv. meanwhile, ukraine says the area covered by flooding in the kherson region as a result of the catastrophic breach of the kakhovka dam has almost
like here in toronto, even in this pool hall, the room sectionceptionly diverse is this like the future of like developed society in the world? probably. i mean, like i ve been playing here for 25, 26 years. i have never once considered that the table next to me is a different race off color just because it was a normal thing. yeah. what is the legacy of the canadian identity? we re starting to realize now that we are knowledge keepers and the preservers of a culture. it s like had a melting pot. like a mosaic. each culture is part of the mosaic and it s adding to the tapestry. welcome to scarborough. this is fantastic. salud. so we re cerave clean. cerave hydrating cleanser.
modern history. but who are they, and what s made them capable of the sort of brutality that we ve seen? the tatmadaw played an important role in myanmar s independence. they re the founders of the nation or so they like to see themselves. to the current coup leader, general min aung hlaing, the protesters are traitors, notjust to the country, but to what it means to be burmese. they are the guardians of the nation. they are the preservers of unity. and he often warns that without the tatmadaw, the nation could fall apart. myanmar is made up of more than 100 different ethnic groups, and so it s been the site of dozens of mini civil wars, if you like, all across the country ever since independence that s seven decades of bloodshed, of campaign after campaign, and it s left tatmadaw soldiers