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On the field. if if they want to remember me if they judge rightly or wrongly what i done i gave it all i got for decades. ainsley: then a daily caller reporter wanted to know about the origins of covid and watch this exchange between the white house press secretary snaps at her and says no, no, no, no, no, no. and interrupts her. and another reporter from today news africa defends that original reporter. watch this exchange. why have you done toot origins of covid. hold on a second. we have a process here. i m not calling out on people who yell. and you re being you re being you re being disrespectful to your colleagues and you re being disrespectful to our guest. she had a valid question. she is askings about the origin of covid. i hear the question. dr. fauci is the best person to answer. this i hear your question but we are not doing this the way you want it. [inaudible] i m done, simon, i m done. simon, i m done. ....
Tower in moscow would look like. how involved would the kremlin be? the kremlin is involved in all major business dealings. every single oligarch in russia is allowed to keep their wealth, i say allowed advisory, they re allowed to keep their wealth, they re allowed to do business, only when they respond to the kremlin s taskings when called upon and if they pay tribute, usually to the security services, that is their benefactor, there so-called krisha, their roof, which means protection. so business and government are intertwined in russia. it s inconceivable that this project could move forward without the kremlin knowing about it. what does all of this mean for putin as he travels to argentina for the g-20? ....
Where we re seated, we talked a lot about what security officials here are wondering why do you evacuate a building if there s a device somewhere. they have to methodically work through and tick through every squash inch of a facility. a massive compound. they re going to have to go through all that. to your great point, they don t know what s suspicious and what s not. they treat everything suspicious unless they have that comfort level, okay, now we can move on. it shows the taskings, to show up to a situation where you don t know what you re dealing with. evy, so as it relates to the president s comments, he was there on the tarmac before getting on to air force one, with a scattering, you know, of thoughts about this investigation. it being, you know, worse than he initially thought. also, you know, going to thoughts of that s why you have to have stiffer laws, death penalty. had there been an armed guard in his view at the synagogue, perhaps this wouldn t be so bad. what s your ....
She s agreed to cooperate with investigators, that she testified for eight hours before the senate intelligence committee. nonetheless, he says they decided to search her apartment in may rather in april, i think, and what we re told is the reason they have gone ahead and filed the charges now is that she was preparing to move out of town and so they decided to act on the case now. how does this connect to alexander torshin and who is he? he is according to the court documents her benefactor. he was a russian legislator, key official in the russian government, a senior official in the russian state bank, and a putin associate. what they say is that she and he coordinated. she would get taskings from him and he was kind of her mentor and the one urging her to get more involved in the american political system. pete williams. pete, thank you very much. joyce, what is the significance of an arrest like this in this ....