cooperation. bernard: this news caught many by surprise because nasa and russia's space agency had just struck a deal two weeks ago to fly each other's astronauts to the iss. cooperation between russia and the u.s. appeared relatively unharmed by the ukraine war until now. the european space agency had already ended its collaboration with russia's space agency. and moscow has stopped launches of its so he as a spacecraft from a european launch site. let's bring in our guests. in moscow we have a defense and military analyst. in orlando, florida, amy thompson, a science journalist. and in london, francisco diego. and lecturer at university college london. i'll come to you all. is this political, russia pulling out of the iss? pavel: it is clearly ukraine connected because after the conflict there began, sanctions were imposed. and some of these sanctions are against part of the space cooperation. russia has already said it will continue with cooperation on the space station if the actions have been

hope summit establishes a new era of cooperation to deepen the strategic partnership between our countries and -- i hope our summit establishes a new era of cooperation to deepen the strategic partnership between our countries. these challenges have impacted the world due to covid-19 pandemics and the geopolitical situations require a more unified effort for the recovery of the global economy and food and health security. the environmental challenges on top of which are climate change and the international commitment to keep the earth's temperature to the level set in the paris agreement. it warrants responsible engagement to achieve development through adopting a balanced approach with a transition to a more sustainable energy source. the condition and priorities of each state. adopting unrealistic policies to the exclusion of energy without taking into consideration the impact of these policies on the social and economic development of supply chains in the coming years to increase unemployment and exasperation of security problems including poverty, famine, crime, extremism, and terroris

and we appreciate, highly appreciate, the cooperation, constructive cooperation between our naval forces and the fifth navy of the u.s. for more than 75 years in the kingdom of bahrain. ntext we emphasize the importance of an increase in the efforts to create stability in oil markets, including the increase of investments to promote explorations and refinement and use new technologies that will contribute to the support of sustainable economic growth and to face inflation, and we should not ignore the importance to promote all of the efforts and initiatives to export wheat and safeguard their arrival in international markets and validate the initiatives to help the less fortunate countries. we look forward with hope and optimism that this summit will reach constructive and fruitful results that will reinforce that joint work and strengthen the bonds of friendship among our countries so that we can face -- and environmental challenges and achieve peace and security. and create a strong bond that will meet the requirements of the present in the future. we pray to god almighty to guide us t

and cooper goes further. he says that by 1954, president eisenhower is going to sign a treaty with the aliens. that says, look, you want to come along and experiment on humans, that is fine. we will look the other way. we will even build secret races for you to do so, like area 51. but in return, we want secret advanced technologies. the two most commonly pointed to being beam weapons and time travel. which apparently the u.s. has holed holdup since 1954. what they are doing with it, i don't know. but apparently they do have it. in case anyone is wondering, according to cooper, the alien ambassador's name is his most omnipotent highness, colonel. so even an alien ambassadorships, the patriarchy still holds sway, apparently. and only one u.s. president -- is willing to challenge this threatening alliance with the aliens. anyone wants to take a guess as which heroic president is willing to stand up to this? >> jfk? >> of course, jfk. once again, we see conspiracists inscribing the kennedy death with its own mea

i know you keep mentioning cooperation, but there isn't much cooperation between these 2 superpowers. well, no, not at the moment. of course, of course, technologically. china has less experience if you like. but if you see the interior of them, of a more than all the new space station of china is quite remarkable. he's very tidy and very well organized. and you see there are kind of technology just very well thought on very well a design. so i think it then logically, i don't know, i like one all i know qualify to do to really put a market white, which the logical i it has more bonds but they certainly the experience comes in decisive of us are russia and certainly not. amy is space exploration and enterprise that still needs state backing. we mentioned earlier axiom, we have space sex. we have. jeff bezos is blue origin. we are branching branson's, virgin galactic. we have a jarrett issac, mom, 3 others being launched into orbit to visit the space station. will this be taken over by private billionaires or do we still need space states and contributions? we will still need stay cont

normally a cooperator is somebody that is cooperating with the d.o.j. somewhat reluctantly and they have some of their own criminality that they have to deal with and cooperating in order to get something in exchange. that's not cassidy hutchinson. she doesn't have anything really to hide. so it is no surprise to me that she would cooperate and it's true the extent of her cooperation isn't clear, i can tell you what i guess it probably is, the extent of her cooperation is anything you want, as much as you want, i have nothing to hide. >> that certainly seems to be the signal she was sending during her testimony and you are certainly right, that there have been some frustration, a lot of frustration, among democrats, believing the d.o.j. was moving to slowly, it seems like they have been moving all along, just perhaps very quietly. let's go there. the idea for investigations like this, and you're the lawyer but i've seen some tv shows is that you have, you know, people flipping, cooperating to try to get further up the food chain. of course, sitting at t

so we need this cooperation. probably been suggesting that a lot of this has come down to dollars in the end to cash. could the russians build their own space station as have been hinted up? would they would they want to, could they afford to do it? i will some kind of her station most likely will appear. it will take time again, her, the station that's being right now planned will be very different from the present or a space station. it will be flying higher on a different orbit, much higher. that means it won't have a permanent crew of the crews will be visiting, so it will be much smaller for, for sures, with visiting crews. it's not will be white, the present. whoa. or but space station, which is where enormous, $500.00 tons of met though, and equipment flying there. such a thing will most likely never again appear any time soon in orbit around there's amy, other alternative partners for nasa, for the americans, the europeans may bleed maybe or is it the russians or no one? no. so there's 15 different intern

from anyone who will come forward and cooperate. if steve bannon wants to turn around and actually give them the information that they are asking for, i have to imagine that the january 6th committee is going to take that and see what they can do with that information, they have the ability now, taking august off but still fact-finding, coming back at some point in september for multiple hearings, that's been our reporting, but we know some of those hearings will be a scaled-back version of the final report and potentially seeing the final report, the important thing to think about with the final report and perhaps the reason they are doing this in multiple hearings, is because once the issue their final report in the committee's creation bylaws, they are going to have to expand the committee within 30 days of it being issues, it behooves the committee to go slowly with this, especially as they've been getting more information, the more fact- finding and public presentation that they've been doing, so we are likely to see them take

a larger point, though, is this attempt to cooperate at all, and why now? the door is closing quite clearly for mr. bannon to claim any cooperation, because, one, the committee as down to its last hearings and two, bannon's criminal trial begins next week, literally. now, if this were a tactic to delay next week's trial, which many skeptics who are familiar with bannon's operations would see that as a responsibility, well, any delay tactic has just failed and fallen flat on its face. we can report for you as well, because a lot has been happening in this story tonight. late today a judge ruling this trial will continue as scheduled and rejecting other bannon long shots like his request to subpoena pelosi or january 6th investigators. >> it's too little too late for steve bannon. a judge just ruling in the last hour or so that his new willingness to testify before the select committee won't play any role. >> won't play any role. likewise, committee leaders say they will not be giving bannon any special public hearing as requested in that letter, but they are

him, of course he's going to cooperate. the reality is, he is truly loyal to trump, but he is loyal to himself, first and foremost. >> we have this rolling stone reporting from a few weeks ago in which trump's inner circle increasingly views meadows as the fall guy. members of his legal team are actually planning certain strategies around meadows downfall, including possible criminal charges. betsy, what's your understanding of the meadow situation in total? how have we ended up at this point in which meadows was cooperating, he wasn't, he hasn't been referred, doj has his phone records. >> i think it all comes down to the fact that meadows has a very, very, very, very seasoned criminal defense lawyer, who is one of the most senior justice department officials during the prior administration who's been a fixture of washington crisis and legal crisis management for many years. and he just knows how to handle these types of situations to the best -- to the most strategic way possible. and that's in the case of meadows, where

cooper was struck in the chest and his spinal cord. he is paralyzed from the waist down. >> the parents were so 100% focused at being on cooper's site. she was shot twice in the leg and had several surgeries. she demanded to be discharged so she could be with her son, cooper, who was at a different hospital. >> reporter: cooper was briefly conscious, the first time since he was hospitalized. he has been removed from a ventilator and has been asking to see his brother, luke, and his family dog, george. a family spokesperson said cooper had to be sedated again today because he's in so much pain but doesn't appear to have suffered any brain damage. >> everybody obviously knows it will be a long road with a lot of therapy and treatment and potentially more surgeries. then it is going to be a new normal for him moving forward. obviously he won't be able to walk. he was a very active little boy. active in soccer, baseball, loved sports. >> reporter: cooper is the youngest victim on among the dozens injured in the shooting. the traumatized re

in addition to cooperation with the shit in government is very important. in order to maintain peace in and and security in syria, we believe that the seller cerner format is successful on board. very good results for syria. and it should continue in this approach and cooperation between syria and russia and iran as well as the state of the region so that the sovereignty of the city and government be exercised over it's full territory. it is also important to pave the way for immediate return for the sherry and refugees who are in other countries to come back to their countries as soon as possible with making the right circumstances for them to have decent life. we are the countries who cheer in the sun approach and also the countries of the region regions should cooperate in order to provide peace and security for syria. i also would thank all the media organizations will cover this important meetings and thank all the participants in this summit. now the word is with mr. village and he had put in the president of iran and turkey, the respected ones. as fa

new questions about the cooperation of mark meadows and congressman jamie raskin on the agreement to break in the transfer of evidence to the department of justice. and how build back better took a sudden detour down the country roads of west virginia. >> joe manchin caved. >> the manchin. betrayal >> obviously a double crossed by joe manchin. >> he flip-flopped like a catfish. >> how joe manchin might have just saved us all. yeah >> this bill would be the most significant legislation in history to tackle the climate crisis. >> all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris. hayes well the donald continues to fall and ongoing investigation into generous. s milk mulvaney, who held several positions in trump's administration, including chief of, staff testified before the general six committee. during his time as chief of staff, mulvaney could played a key role in the ex presidents corrupt plot to hijack american foreign policy, as part of the quid pro quo bribe to aid his campaign by manufacturing dirt on his opponents. that was of course the subject of donald trump's

cooper. i would like to thank his excellency position with at the see see the word isn't out to going to have been are you sir, to king of bearing new gupta, miserable. his highness. my brother. i mean mama prince him had been sir, man, you're rex and says i'm heinous is made. peace be upon your firstly would like to congratulate the gang said man for the excellent success of the hodge or pilgrimage season this year's. and for this exception, all the summit, me think, which is a good opportunity to strengthen the historical relationship and destroy the relationship between us and the united states of america. the friendly state under the presidents, president, she of president joe biden was and we hope that we to go that fish the crisis that face the middle east. normal, the middle east region, which has international strategic importance, has suffered over a number of years and it's still suffering strategically. security wise, definitely something which requires us to think deeply and logic

cooper's mom and dad, thank you so very much. we hope we can help, if there's anything else you need, just loet us know >> -- just let us know. >> thank you for having us. >> arthel: of course. eric? >> eric: such an important message, and we thank cooper's parents, and remember, their message for all of us across the country. >>> in washington democrat senator joe manchin is now on board with the inflation reduction act weeks after he said washington is spending too much. what changed? will it reduce inflation? we'll take a look next. zyrteeeec... works hard at hour one and twice as hard when you take it again the next day. so betty can be the... barcode beat conductor. ♪♪ go betty! ♪♪ let's be more than our allergies! zeize the day. with zyrtec. better luck next time. but i haven't even thrown yet. you threw good money away when you bought those glasses. next time, go to america's best - where two pairs and a free exam start at just $79.95. can't beat that. can't beat this, either. book an exam today at americasbest.com

cooperation. >> no no, they did subpoena me. me and -- and we cooperated. >> 11 hours doesn't sound like a lot, given how much footage goes into documentary filmmaking. particularly if it's longer than an hour two hours. was there a narrow ask from them on the footage they wanted from you? >> sure, so we actually have over 100 hours of footage, which includes all the campaign rallies, the behind the scenes, and some of the very day that we don't throughout the campaign, as well as after the campaign as well during the stop the steal rallies, after the stop the steal rallies had finished. they specifically asked for more interviews, which is what we gave them. >> and those were all interviews, as i understand, it is with people like donald trump himself, ivanka trump, others like that? >> absolutely, the president's -- former president trump, his three children, as well as the interview we did with the vice president as well, and jared kushner. >> i suspect that you can't tell me what is in those interviews, if i ask you, or you

cooper was struck in the chest and his spinal cord severed. he underwent several surgeries and is now in serious condition, paralyzed from the waist down. >> the parents are just so 100% focussed on being at cooper's sid side right now. keeley was shot and is by her son. >> reporter: today cooper was briefly conscious, he has been asking to see his twin dog and family dog george. cooper had to be sedated again today because he's in so much pain but doesn't appear to have suffered any brain damage. >> everybody obviously knows it's going to be a long road. a lot of therapy, a lot of treatment. potentially more surgeries, and then it's going to be a new normal for him moving forward. obviously, he won't be able to walk. he was a very active little boy. active in soccer, baseball, loves sports. >> reporter: cooper is the youngest victim among the dozens wounded in the shooting, the wounded ranging from 8 to 85. the residents are just beginning to re-emerge after the shooting that killed seven and injured many more. >> horror and pain that's been

have they actually been cooperating? >> i don't want to get into levels of cooperation. i know they have made statements to the media. my understanding is we're still talk to go them, trying to talk to them more comprehensively. i don't want to characterize their past cooperation, but we certainly need to get to the truth. they have -- the investigators, the law enforcement has done an amazing job in apprehending mr. crimo, and in bringing him to the prosecutor, and we continue to investigate and get more evidence about the full scope of this plan. >> i know you promised to file additional charges again the gunman, as you seek justice for everyone who was harmed by this brutal shooting. when will those additional charge be filed. >> there are dozens of victims. our team was down they crime scene yesterday. we're collecting all the names of those hurt. the first priority of the investigators beside helping the wounded, was to catch mr. crimo. now we're collecting all of that information. i suspect we'll have those charges in the next few weeks and continue to focus on sup

another question for our prime minister, about original defense cooperation that includes israel and the saudis and other innovations with respect to the defense system mostly about his real sharing it intelligence, how do you see the cooperation with them? >> president biden: with regard to your question to the, we are working very very hard to eliminate the lack of precision for the visa program. in the next several months we have worked out. >> jumping on the subject, we urge israeli opposition to be more responsible and help with legislation to finalize this. as for the question it is no secret that we are doing our best with our american friends to work on the regional security architecture. the details of this -- i'm not going to go into details but we are working with everyone we can to promote regional security especially facing iran's regime and the policy they bring to the table. >> president biden: that is the question, i guess. nadia. >> if i may. >> president biden: i am not going to -- [laughter] >> you are visiting the middle east in israel and then meeting with king s

cooper was shot in the chest. he's gone through several rounds of surgery and tonight his family says he's now paralyzed from the waist down. an eight-year-old boy, his brother, mom, all with the kind of wounds that men and women came home from afghanistan or iraq, signed up knowing it might happen, cooper, luke and keeley, they just went to a parade. friends of the family have set up a gofundme page to help cover ethical expenses and therapy. in the meantime the gunman's father is speaking out telling abc news, he has no regrets about helping his son in 2019 obtain the documentation needed to buy the weapons he did, despite his son suicide attempt , threats to kill his family and police confiscating 16 knives, a dagger and a sword from an earlier that year. >> filled out the consent form to allow my son to go through the process. whatever that entails. >> the killer's father told abc news he had no inkling his son would do this and said his threats against the family were taken out of context and that he can't un

this is a mystery. cooperated with the americans? yes. when the service will there do cooperated of the snake game 2 years later. the list and started with baggage any or say by british as a. similarly in case of her father, son, you may have given you some sort of a notable insurance about certain things deep. don't revert, not cooperating with the medical people. and then you worked then she'd double game . and sean, what? when it was a compulsion, we had to do some t so that the italian mand remain viable, that the but they will to them out. that is how these games are played. no country plays a single game, but because the game coming to the comparison her, if no good president of few korean thinks that he's been left a ian ray, one can talk about, you know, a wrong over the bad strategy that during this period he had the opportunity, he knew what was going to happen, and now you can only get that type of sport. nothing is that the americans did not. you will tell them in dang, day to day to place. if you must go deck, you remember we

of how. 9 we are cooperating as a, as a global community. oh, this is a global problem. it does require global cooperation. you're absolutely correct. and the world does from time to time come together as it has with the monitor or protocol and the gali amendment to cooperate for the common good. we also have recently launched on new multi lateral effort to do a plastics tree. because plastic pollution is also killing me, oceans, and infected all of us with thumb. you know, a credit cards worth of plastic in our system. it's in the placenta, newborn babies. so there is some continuing appetite for multi level cooperation. it's not easy because when it china, we need india, we need russia. and so the question is, can we cooperate on climate change, even as we fight about human rights, are about the invasion of the ukraine. other very important issues that, that we need to solve as well. so. so i do, i do think we can, we still can pull a rabbit out of that. sure. well, that is good news. i want to ask you finally and, and excuse me, if this i

s. officials to be complaining about military cooperation. let's review the latest round of military hardware that the pentagon has dumped into ukraine. it is possible the u. s. could sell or provide ukraine with some us fighter platforms that you think that's, that's possible going forward that there's us, there's a griffin had a sweet and there's the euro fighter. there's a raphael surgeon, there's a number of different platforms that could, could go to ukraine. united states has also committed to spending more high mars munitions, precision guided artillery, ammunition, and tactical vehicles, and other urgently needed support. in terms of our ability to track the weapons that are going in, as you know, we don't have any forces on the ground. so that's, that is difficult for us to do. a number of us made weapons have already turned up on the black market. pentagon officials admit they have quite a hard time tracking where these weapons they send to you. crane ultimately end up that has not stopped us. lawmakers from authorizing more weapons

this is a mystery. cooperated with the americans? yes. when the service will there do cooperated with us. they came 2 years later. the list and started with baggage the any i say my british shuttle. similarly, in case of the sun, we may have given you some sort of a verbal insurance about certain things deep, don't revert, not cooperating with the medical people and then you work it and they should double game and front work. well, it was a compulsion. we had to do something so that the italian mand remain viable, that the but they will throw them out to that is how these games are played. no country plays a single game, but because the game coming to the comparison her, if no good president of few korean thinks that he's been left, i ian ray, one can talk about, you know, along over the bad strategy that during this period he had the opportunity he knew what was going to happen, and now you can only get that type of sport and nothing else that the americans did not. you will tell them in dang, if they did, it took place. if the moscow te

have they been cooperative so far? >> i don't want to characterize levels of cooperations. there's been statements to the media and we will continue to talk to them about what they knew and the scope of this attack, it was clearly premeditated, and we need to make sure that we understand everything, so, i certainly urge them to cooperate and try to give us information, but we need to look at all of the evidence in the case, and apparently we have to take some of it with a grain of salt if he's going to compare a child outburst in the context of later getting a dangerous weapon. >> eric, thank you very much, i appreciate your time. >> thank you very much, thank you very much, erin. >> next hope is riding high on whitney griner's guilty plea. it's a strategy, she's hoping that it will help her avoid a 10 year prison sentence. a watchdog now being asked to investigate the so-called, random scrutiny by the irs. >> it just defies logic to think that there wasn't some other factor involved here. lemons. ♪ and never wonder if you got a good deal. because you did. ♪ why do derm

the russian and iranian companies would like to cooperate and the close. so are with each other and would western sanctions a fact that can it be another barrier? no, i'll definitely if we want, no, there is a political real and real a market needs to actually facilitate and improve these kind of cooperation between 2 countries. so if both countries want, ah, i think we can, there, there, improve and increase our likely corporation technological cooperation between 2 to countries and sanctioned differently will not affect if we can gather the of these actually barriers in and short term. definitely, we can use our actually bilateral capabilities to have our own products in both countries. thank you so much, mister minister. i wish your country and russia peace and prosperity despite his enormous pressure that the western sanctions create. ida is, are a poor speaking to art. now if you'd like to keep on top of all the stories affecting your world, they do check i r t dot com all the latest developments, plenty more besides just the click of this is arnie fr

how do you see the cooperation moving along with both problems? thank you. >> with regard to your question to me, we are working very, very, very hard to eliminate the lack of precision in the applications many times for the visa program. it is my hope and expectation that in the next several months we'll have itxp worked out. >> and jumping on the subject and we urge the israeli opposition tom. become, to be me responsible and help with the legislation are needed to finalize this. as for your question, it is no secret that we're doing our best with our american friends to work on the regional security architecture, so this was no secret the details of this. .. allow me with this if i may. [laughter] you are visiting the middle east here in israel and then going to saudia arabia. you know in advance before you come here their position, they are concerned, their about iran'ss nuclear program suppors proxies in the region. tangibly what are you offering them to assuage their fear and concern is there anything that you are offering them to make them

industrial policy means cooperation between the government and private sector, cooperation. it does not mean the government providing massive amounts of corporate welfare to profitable corporations without getting anything in return. that's not industrial policy. that's just giving money to large, profitable corporations who make a lot of campaign contributions. so,madam president, the question is -- will the united states government develop an industrial policy that benefits all of our people or will we continue to have an industrial policy that benefits the wealthy and the powerful? madam president, in 1968, dr. martin luther king jr. said -- and i quote -- the problem is that we all too often have socialism for the rich and rugged free enterprise capitalism for the poor, end quote. i am afraid that what dr. king said 54 years ago was accurate back then and it is even more accurate today. we hear a lot of talk in the halls much congress about the need to create -- of congress about the need to create public-private partnerships, and that all sounds very nice. when the gove

the corporate so i believe the cooperation will remain in place not feeling well. the elections are, of course a challenge for the ministrations in the we're committed to continuing our cooperation and as we also know, pretty well in which areas this cooperation has to happen even in order to make progress, we firmly agreed on. i thought he was elections won't push this back or bring it into doubting and order in filling out. going to at women's football now. and germany are through to the semi finals of you are 2022 after beating austria in the last 8. in am, a girl puts germany into the late early on. and alexandra pop added a 2nd goal in the last, when it's of a fiery contessa derby game in london to nil when means gemini will face france, all the netherlands in next weeks, the semi finals. now the sydney opera house is australia's most famous landmark unesco world. heritage site and one of the world's most iconic buildings, but looks aren't everything for decades. musicians and music critics complaint about the poor acoustics now after more than 2 and a half ye

well, iran and russia are getting closer together with more cooperation in the works. the iranian government is preparing to provide russia with up to several 100 u, a. b, z, that iran is preparing to train russian forces to use these a these with initial training session floyd to begin as soon as early july to the us have an indication that the training sessions have started, that iran is actually given the stroke to russia. we don't have any indications that the, that the sale has actually occurred. and so therefore we, we wouldn't have any indications that there's been training done on russia and iran have no problems or restrictions regarding military technical cooperation. iran is based in decades of sanctions from the united states, after toppling a us back dictator at 1979 revolution establishing the islamic republic. also, we've seen russia be faced with economic warfare from the united states in recent years, with washington openly trying to strangle its economy. now it's not really working out though, with the rubles still standing strong, but in such a conte

the fact that -- do you think he is cooperating already? you think it's likely he would cooperate? >> i have no way of reading his mind. i can tell you the strongest possible reason, that the department of justice announced it was decided not to prosecute him for contempt of congress, the way they did bannon. they did have higher plants in store for him. that probably means prosecuting him for part of the conspiracy, seditious conspiracy, punishable by 20 years in prison, that would give him quite an incentive to flip his boss. >> wow. lawrence tribe, great to talk to you. i appreciate it. >> good to talk to you, anderson. >> coming up next, with former acting defense secretary told the house select committee about the former president's failure to order national guard troops into the capital for the sixth. how it stacks up to mark meadows claims that the direct order was given? we will talk to former -- also tonight, cnn exclusively reporting about the biden administration is offering russia for the return of britney griner and paul whelan. a monster was attacking but the team rem

reporter: the future of cooperation may be in doubt. the international space station was one of the few exceptions. now, more than 20 years of partnership later, russia says it is pulling out. >> of course we will fulfill our obligations to our partners, but the decision to leave has been taken. i think by that time, we will begin to form a russian orbital station. reporter: too many, this move was a surprise. in may, the head of the european space agency said cutting ties with russia was technically impossible. both sides are responsible for different technologies and neither is trained to operate the others without assistance. >> is going to cause problems. the russian side is in charge of several key systems. probably the most key is propulsion. the thing that stops it, it is just about in the earth atmosphere, and over time the orbit degrades, and occasionally needs the orbit boosted up again. reporter: since the war in ukraine, even life in space is not, untouched. in april, questions were asked about the choice of spacesuit which

are you cooperating with the committee? >> do you think donald trump committed a crime for his inaction on january 6th? >> you will make the announcement about the next elections related to january 6th. what about that comment? >> the president's opinions obviously speak for themselves. >> would you continue to work with him? again. g i'm not commenting on anything that relates to the president running or january 6th. >> we've seen behind the scenes footage. we've seen your texts in real time. is there anything you want to say about those 187 minutes and that day? >> obviously, i'm not commenting on anything on january 6. >> so, he's not commenting, as you probably picked up from that, not to reporters anyway. however, merrick garland is. whatever happens next would be his call. he's now on record saying he would prosecute anyone up to and including the president of the united states even if he's the presidential candidate again. >> we intend to hold everyone, anyone, who is criminally responsible for events surrounding jan

well, there's cooperation and then there's cooperation. the fact is, you know, how dumb was it to erase anything or even upgrading their devices over this critical period. >> i think government is largely occupied by people who are capable and competent, but i have seen human error occur inside large organizations. so it is possible. how do you not make a decision it's really important to retain all data, especially the data relating to january 5th and 6th when we know some very unusual things were happening on the secret service's watch? you had to know there would be an inquiry done afterwards. i think it would be inexcusable for any of those to be gone. it sounds like they have some. which ones do they have and will they be illuminating as to what happened? text messages is a place where people often speak with great candor, not really thinking about how they look after the fact, but trying to communicate urgent matters. certainly there was plenty happening that was urgent on january 6th. >>> facing fallout, was the president's mideast

ali vitali is tracking it all for us. >> reporter: new possible cooperation from an unlikely source, an about-face from top trump ally steve bannon, after former president trump green-lighted his cooperation with the january 6th committee, waiving executive privilege over bannon's testimony, though it was unclear those protections applied anyway bannon now saying he's open to testifying he's set to stand trial for contempt of congress within weeks over his previously steadfast refusal to cooperate with the committee. >> maga is on the march. the j6 committee is totally irrelevant >> reporter: his lawyer saying he prefers to testify live though committee members say that's unlikely but it's a pattern of new cooperation. trump's former top white house lawyer, pat cipollone, was deposed for nearly eight hours friday >> he was able to provide information, including the president's, what i would call dereliction of duty on the day of january 6th. >> reporter: cipollone present for key moments in those final weeks of the trump era. >> mr. cipollone said something to the effect of, "please

this is a mystery. cooperated with the americans. yes. when the show ritual. dear. dear cooperated. thus they came 2 years later. the list and had started with baggage any i say by british as a. similarly in case of her father, son, you may have given you some sort of a notable insurance about certain things deep. don't revert, not cooperating with the medical people and then you work it and they would double game. and sean, what? well, it was a compulsion. we had to do something so that the italian mand remain viable, that they weren't, they will throw them out. that is how these games are played. no country plays a single game, but because the game coming to the comparison her, if no good president of few korean thinks that he's been left a ian ray, one can talk about, you know, a wrong over the bad strategy that during this period he had the opportunity, he knew what was going to happen, and now you can only get that type of sport and nothing else that the americans did not. you will tell them in dang can if they did, it took place. if the moscow tech, you remember, we will not b

this is cooper roberts, eight years old. cooper and his twin brother luke went to the parade with their mom and dad, and in the course of the shooting, he was shot. he has gone through at least seven or eight surgeries now, touch and go for many days as to if he would live. his family, in addition to the damage that was done to his body, his spinal cord was severed by this same bullet. you see, when you fire an assault weapon at a human body, it hits that body at three times the ordinary velocity of any other firearm. it was originally designed by the united states army to achieve a single goal described to us in the committee yesterday. that goal was to be able to shoot one of these ar-15's and pierce a metal helmet worn by a soldier 500 yards away. five football fields. the ar-15. it is not another firearm. it is a killing weapon. unfortunately, cooper roberts was in the line of fire. we pray that he recovers. his mom and dad kept all of us posted as to his progress, but if you think about the devastation that an ar-15, co

the two countries began cooperating with nato in 1994, through the partnership for peace program. in 2014, finland and sweden were granted enhanced opportunities partner status, which affords partners the closest level of cooperation short of being a member. sweden is participating in nato missions since 1995, including in afghanistan, iraq, kosovo and libya. shared cyber defense information is home to a world-class defense industry and is steadily increasing defense spending with a stated goal of reaching 2% of gdp as soon as possible. finland is contributing to nato missions in afghanistan, bosnia and herzegovina, iraq and kosovo, and will spend 2. 1 6% of its gdp on defense in 2022. in 2026, offended will receive the first of its 65 f 35 ayes from its 12 billion dollar deal. the largest national procurement in finland's history. one that will give finland a significant military capability increase in -- and other nato allies. and have a positive economic impact on both the u.s. and finish economies. both countries will enhance nato's situation of awareness and capabilities in t

all right, various the war in the ukraine, but they have cooperated this far. do you think russia really does want to build its own space station? i'm sure they would like to build their own space station, a rush, that was they was the state the put the 1st human being in space. it has a place like i think the question is whether they can afford to, to build a new space station. many of the space development projects have the money behind schedule. that hasn't been enough funding a on russia making that worse. so personally, i would be surprised if they could afford to do anything significant. maybe they could re launch a single module or something like that. this was the basis of the space station, but it wouldn't be nearly as ambitious as the international space station. what is lost by russia pulling out with this project? i think that could be split into 2 parts. there's the, the technical part. so the to do with station operations that we've already mentioned. but sort of more significantly, there is, i feel like a kind of proud tradition of international