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the first republican primary debate. hope the weekend was grand. we have a big week here. i m bill hemmer. dana: i m dana perino. this is america s newsroom. i m excited about the week. are you? bill: big time? dana: are you packed? bill: 50%. dana: i have it all planned out because this is a big week. this morning a big day. brand-new polling out of iowa this morning. a state that is small in size but holds a mighty influence over presidential primaries. voters there give former president trump a solid early advantage in the nation s first nominating contest. you would have to go back more than 20 years to find the last time a candidate held this large of a lead over his rivals among iowa caucus goers. bill: 48 hours from now will be the arena in milwaukee. the center of the political universe and the political event of the summer. the first republican primary duel on stage. it is all going down in battleground state wisconsin. ten electoral votes on the ....
which includes the uk , six months ago. the figures highlight a practice that s legal, but one that raises ethical questions, as emeer nedder reports. we re here in the peloponnese region in southern greece. the picturesque laconian gulf is a home to fishermen and an international tourist destination. but all is not as it seems. this idyllic location has now become a key artery for russian oil. we re just leaving greek territorial waters and we re approaching a number of tankers that have left russia. and we believe they re here to exchange russian crude. and here they are. we find two tankers in the middle of a ship to ship transfer. these two boats that you can see behind me here are oil tankers. the boat in the distance is from russia and it s moving oil to the boat that s nearest to us. here in international waters, this practice is legal, and it s one of the ways by which russian oil continues to be exported throughout the world. and some of the millions of barrels ....
it begins in just under one month. prosecutors in manhattan have asked new york judge juan merchant to impose a gag order on donald trump. sound familiar? barring him from attacking witnesses and exposing the identity of jurors or commenting on the prosecutors working on the case. prosecutors other than district attorney alvin brag himself. in a filing submitted this afternoon, prosecutors write this, quote, the defendant has a long history and continuing pattern of public statements that attack judges, jurors, lawyers, witnesses, and other individuals involved in the legal proceedings against him. the filings are hundreds of pages long, they list a litany of threats made by donald trump and then what happens. the reaction to them. they lay out the call and response pattern, between an ex president who faced 91 felony counts across four jurisdictions and his most violent and extreme and motivated backers. prosecutors say that trumps attack have had direct and serious co ....
from european countries or nato. spain, italy, poland and the czech republic, issued similar statements. this afternoon, after howls of protest from the oppposition the french foreign minister stephane sejoure was forced to clarify mr macron s comments, that troops could be sent to ukraine for specific duties, without a combat role. translation: we need to consider new action to support ukraine. - these must meet very specific needs. i m thinking in particular of mine clearance, cyber, and the production of weapons on ukrainian territory. some of these actions, and i am answering the members question, some of these actions could require a presence on ukrainian territory without crossing the threshold of belligerence. nothing can be ruled out. this was, and still is, the position of the president of the republic. more generally there is frustration that while the french president was talking tough yesterday, the figures here, supplied by the kiel institute, suggest that ....
colleague and partner in crime here. office mate of sorts. sandra: great to send the morning with you. we spend a lot of time together sharing that wall up there. sandra smith, good to be with you as the former president deals with his growing legal troubles while campaigning for the white house. the crowded field for of republican challengers are working to respond to the latest headline involving the frontrunner as they chart their own course to the white house. bill: aishah hosni is looking at that. president trump s town hall. big showing in iowa. good morning to you, aishah. the former president says the whole thing really bothers him. democrats are trying to prevent him from returning to the white house. it is election interference. never been done like this in the history of our country. what is happening to our country, whether the borders, elections, or things like this where the d.o.j. has become a weapon for the democrats, an absolute weapon. trum ....