o'brien has written up -- o'brien, by the way, won the lawsuit. trump lost. -- as a lawyer, not a real one, like laura for, they went to the greatest law school in texas, university of -- is just not his nature. he's never careful and he's never tightlipped. >> and yet, if he doesn't, then what? that's the emboldening, the notion of teflon down. something you mentioned in 2007. i'm not saying he's -- >> a lot of consequences -- >> what will happen if he talks about this in the deposition? >> let's take a step back here. because there's a real fundamental problem that no one has touched. i think that is, as we talked about in earlier block, this campaign is going to be all about two things, if you are the democrats. they want to make it about abortion, they want to make about trump. lo and behold, a judge two weeks, three weeks before the election, pops in a development where they are going to force the president to testify. >> this has been going on for a couple -- >> it is. that is exactly my point, alisyn. it's been going on three years. -- >> h

so he sues o'brien. o'brien deposes him. and as o'brien has written, he said trump admitted under oath to 30 specific lies. well, yeah, i was lying about that, lying about that. o'brien won the lawsuit. trump lost. he's got a terrible history in depositions. and seriously, as a lawyer, not a real one like laura, but went to the greatest law school in america, the university of texas, he needs to be really, really careful, and really tight-lipped. it's just not his nature. he is never careful and he is never tight-lipped. >> yet, if he doesn't, then what? that's part of the notion of deflondon, right? something you mentioned in 2007. i'm not saying he is without consequence. but toe date. >> that's a good point, though. what will happen if he talks about this in the deposition? >> well, let's take a step back here. because there is a real fundamental problem that i think no one's touched on. and that is as we talk about in earlier block, this campaign is going to be all about two things if you're the democrats. they want to m

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. >> your new national security adviser, o'brien -- >> right. >> -- said january 28, mr. president, this virus is going to be the biggest national security threat to your presidency. do you remember that? >> no, no. no, i don't.

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o'brien. he is treasury looking seriously at using russian asset seizures as a way to re-fund reconstruction efforts in ukraine? >> thank you for your question. this is a major priority for the administration. i know many are focused on this, and i expect that some of our department of justice colleagues may have the chance to share with you preliminary thinking on this matter. the administration did suggest to spend -- did have a suggestion up on the hill, not included in a package, but this is an area we like to focus on, the concept of constitution is key for many of us, the mode and mechanisms require detailed work, including with allies. >> i would be interested in your views on the consequences for relationships for us to impose additional secondary sanctions or impose secondary sanctions against nations that we otherwise have good relationships with further ongoing business dealings with russia, just hypothetically, turkey, the uae, india, what were the consequences be of are trying to

. >> your new national security adviser, o'brien -- >> right. >> -- said january 28, mr. president, this virus is going to be the biggest national security threat to your presidency. do you remember that? >> no, no. no, i don't. no, i don't. i'm sure he said it. you know, i'm sure he said it. nice guy. >> as i said, woodward had not learned about the january 28th warning until may. may. more than 70,000 americans had already died from the virus. two months after that in july, trump gave woodward a ring, and he said he finally had a plan to deal with the pandemic. but trump wanted to wait to release it until a time when it would better help him win re-election. >> the plan over the next four weeks -- bob, i've got 106 days. that's a long time. you know, if i put out a plan now, people won't even remember it in 100 -- i won the last election -- >> no, no. it's not just put out the plan. it's execute it. >> i am executing -- you'll see it starting -- >> but it was not just trump's handling of the pandemic that led woodward to declare him an unparalleled danger. back in decem

and i found out from o'brien and pottinger on may 1st. and when i heard that from them, i was a stunned as i've ever been as a reporter. because i go back and listen to this, and my god, trump's conning not just me but his son. >> yeah. >> and he is laying out oh, this could've been a fixed. the chinese could've done something about it. donald trump could've done something about it by being honest and warning the public that he, as president, as a constitutional and moral responsibility to do. >> and then there's this moment in april, april 5th, 2020, trump asked you what actions he should be taking to combat covid. take a listen. >> listen to the things you. said did you write that down, or not? >> yes, i wrote them all down. >> read them out, go ahead, read. i'm >> the first is testing. >> and then you go through your list of what you suggest, and that's more than two months since the warning about the pandemic for national security adviser o'brien. the president is turning to you on what actions he should be taken. that must have -- ha

former trump national advisory adviser robert o'brien is here. he'll react in moments. >> john: begin "america reports" with the teetering economy, and with just 22 days now until the midterms, time may be running out to right the ship. i'm john roberts in washington. sandra, great to be back with you. >> sandra: i speak for the whole team when i say great to see you. >> john: good to be back. >> sandra: brand-new comments from the white house. press secretary karine jean-pierre scheduled to take reporter questions about 15 minutes from now. this as record inflation remains front and center on voters' minds. >> john: brand-new poll finds 71% of voters saying they have had to cut back on their spending to afford basic necessities. the president appears to be in denial. >> our economy is strong as hell. inflation is worldwide, worse other places than the united states. >> john: fox team coverage. byron york joins us with more. >> sandra: white house correspondent peter doocy live on the north lawn to kick things off for us at this hour. >> here in

. >> your new national security adviser o'brien said to you on january 28th, mr. president, this virus is going to be the biggest national security threat to your presidency. do you remember that? >> no, no. >> you don't? >> no, i don't. no, i don't. i'm sure if he said it, he said. nice guy. >> how was he absorbing information from people, from experts? because they were around him. >> well, think of the power of this moment. you're president of the united states, your national security adviser comes in, his deputy matt pottinger, who had been in china for seven years, is a "wall street journal" reporter, knew the chinese were lying, talked to people in china who said this is going to be the challenge of a lifetime, the health crisis of a lifetime, and trump kind of, well, you know, i'm not sure i remember it, but i know he said it. of course he knows he said it because i have the details from o'brien and pottinger about that session on january 28th. and it is one of the real moments where the presidency is there, is responsible. imagine being in that position an

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yeah, bonnie o'brien, of course i miss home. mm hm. but what can i do about that? it's not habitable any more that have been dea, was that the getting rid of all? she had no other choice and to move to the next city. swapping a house for one bedroom, concrete apartment, but at least she has dry feet here. wildfires of scorch some of the ancient stone statues on a rap annuity also known as easter island. the island is more than 3000 kilometers from the western coast of chile authority. say the blaze has been burning since monday and has potentially damaged several 100 of the giant carved stone figures known as mau i. burning on one of the most remote inhabited islands on the planet displays turns to destroy a centuries old legacy. stone figures known as mo, i were carved by the indigenous rope on new people some 500 years ago. but the uncontrollable blaze that has gone on for days is said to have done a repairable damage to the iconic statues. oh, the fire has swept through a vast area of land, some 60 hector's dare around $1000.00 moy, on the island, and estimated

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. >> let's bring in robert o'brien, chairman of american global strategy. you heard the admiral say the window could be in the next year. on top of that, president xi will serve a third term. he's made no bones about the fact that he wants to take control of taiwan. your thoughts. >> i think he's right. last year admiral davidson said it was a six-year window. people were calling it the davidson window. i said it's a two-year window. i said that between the party convention or congress taking place right now and before the next u.s. presidential election. we look weak right now. the chinese think we have a gap. i'm glad the admiral is raising the alarm. we have to deter that invasion. we can't led what happened in crimea with taiwan. we have to make it clear to the chinese, they will be decoupled from the world economy. we have to plus up our defense spending and stop retiring our naval ships that the navy wants to retire now. we need to be ready for the fight now. that means keeping our cruisers and maintaining our ships and not divesting to invest in the

jay o'brien, abc news washington. jobina: a desperate search for family members who were kidnapped in central california. investigators say that they were taken from a visit -- from a business. they have released photos of all of the victims and an eight-month-old baby is among the missing. along with the child's parents and their 39-year-old uncle. >> we have no idea why the kidnapping or motivation behind it. another they are gone. we have evidence to indicate that the individuals involved in this destroyed evidence in an attempt to cover their tracks. jobina: the sheriff's office has released two photos of the suspects. the sheriff says that so far no ransom demands have been made. anyone with information is asked to contact the sheriff's office. kumasi: the santa clara county board of supervisors discuss a new resolution aims to curb gun violence. it asks the county to fund and staff a special task force. the goal is to get illegal guns off of the streets, confiscating them for felons and people who are mentally i

here to react is robert o'brien. robert, this was presented at the heritage foundation. mike gallagher was the one to tip us off how bad it was. we have never been weaker, you could argue, since world war ii. >> great to be with you, brian. i'm glad that mike gallagher is one of the great patriots in congress, former marine, i'm glad he tipped you off to this. what is so worrying about this report is that the u.s. military used to be designed to to be able to fight two and a half wars. this report says we may not be able to fight one war effectively rebuild the military and replenish the stocks of everything we sent to ukraine. low on missiles, javelins, can't supply them to taiwan. when we need to modernize nuclear triad at a time vladimir putin and . we had a plan to build 355-ship navy that's sidelined now and the navy is trying to retire some of our best ships. our cruisers. our guided missile cruisers. and we got to get this recruitment crisis under control and start inspiring young americans to join the service again. and so, there's a lot to do. and unfortunately

soledad: i'm soledad o'brien. welcome to “matter of fact.” climate change is threatening the nation's coastal areas. the devastation of hurricane ian is the most recent reminder of our increasing vulnerability to extreme weather, both in terms of loss of life and loss of land. louisiana has lost more coastline to the sea than any other state. according to the environmental defense fund, the state loses a football field's worth of land every 100 minutes. the communities along the mississippi delta are the most vulnerable. one community, pecan acres, is using federal disaster funds to move to higher ground. but they won't be louisiana's, or america's, first victims of climate change. our special contributor joie chen traveled to st. bernard's parish, louisiana, and found a place where a people and their history were nearly washed away. joie: just beyond a blind pass on the edge of lake borgne lies a history nearly lost amid the -- in these brackish waters. as unlikely as it might seem, this remote cove is where asian america began, bayou saint

let's welcome humorous george hahn, tim o'brien, senior columnist for bloomberg opinion, julian taft, chair of the editorial board, and enter large for the financial times, and my old friend dozens michael, democratic strategist and former executive director of new york state democratic party. guys, we have a lot to cover. and i'm going to start with january 6th committee. they finally bring in justice clarence thomas's wife, ginni, and what did she do? she doubles down and tells the committee she believes the election was stolen, that joe biden won. she says she didn't discuss any of her postelection activities, contacting all sorts of people, she never told her husband. supreme court justice clarence thomas. women return to you first, basil. should the january six committee just shut her down? bring urine, she giver question to ask, which comes out with a big fat smirk honors face saying trump won. why even do that one more ounce of attention? she's clearly not an honest broker. >> but we wanted it. there are a lot of democrats wanted to see her be brought in front of the committee.

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for now, jane o'brien in washington. >> president putin announced the annexation of four regions of ukraine. they are partially controlled by russian forces. it is the biggest seizure of territory in europe since world war ii. the landgrab follows a staged referendums in the region that ukraine and its allies denounced as a sham. president putin warned the west he would protect the territory with all forces and means at russian disposal. from moscow, our russian editor steve rosenberg reports. >> what he was about to do had sparked international condemnation. but, vladimir putin did not care. in the kremlin, he annound the annexation of 15% of ukrainian land. in the audience, kremlin appoted officials from those territories occupied by russia. >> i want the key of authorities --kyiv authorities and their real masters in the west you hear me and remember this. people in luhansk, and donetsk, kherson, and zaporizhzhia are becoming our citizens, forever. >> defiant, unapologetic, russia's president leaned into the west. >> instead of democracy there, there is suppression and exploitation. inst

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group of world leaders are expected to discuss ways to aid ukraine and continue punishing russia china o'brien, thank you for that, and u. s. officials are now trying to track down the russian linked hackers who waged a cyber attack on major airports all across the country. the hacks affected the main websites at l, a x laguardia and about a dozen other airports. the attack at denver international continued into the night. operations at the airports were not affected, but experts are concerned about what could happen next. this is a group that says, essentially carrying out pro russian activity, uh, that they began shortly after the invasion. they're attacking at ukrainian allies. they carried out texas across the world that protected japan, and now they've been really focused on the united states. the same group attacked state government websites last week, but experts do not believe the kremlin was involved. nationwide railroad strike is looming once again ncdea % raise union rejected and $5000 in bonuses, but union workers say it doesn't do enough to address the lack of paid time off and ot

calls its backyard, and it cannot allow essentially, a domino effect us is our reason polls showed o'brien is losing coach with his bases survey, suggesting the presence intense focus on funding. ukraine could be probably to blame the candidate. bolton takes up the story. well, november 8th, we've got mid term elections coming up in the united states, and many are asking the question if the republicans take back control of the house and the senate, will the key of government continue to get blank jacks from the united states to continue to prolong this war and fund their activities? well, recent comments from the leader of the republicans in the house, gavin mccarthy, they say that that will not be the case so that they will slow down to some degree funding from the united states. who are the military conflict? and so that raises questions. now, joe biden apparently says he's staying up late at night, worrying about this. this is by reacting. they said that if they, when they're not likely to continue to fund ukraine, the ukranian war against the russians. these guys don't get it. it's a l

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you know, you, ned o'brien, i'll come of an answer and go she asian stoled ukraine submitted its peace treaty proposals to moscow, withdrew its forces from the cave, shenika of an sumi regions to deescalate the conflict. in reality, it's troops were regrouping. the russian armies disengaged units transferred to hoc of region and dumbass special military operations. second stage began maturing them is foil shipper coordinates all about week was huge scale. thank you, my cheryl. no, but i mean yeah, but you cheer clinic. you were daughter in the what the consent that he room, he should through or joke she was in for 2 years. mean you talked to cool human? yeah. when you looked up to molig cutoff from the state says the shipper's direct productivity focus group. thank you. mom doesn't put years later to some additional and you don't know what to do. what she's coiling. do you see a doctor? mr. anybody? district silly quinn was in your credit union, almost the rooms and also the most of them. because you'll somebody, julia, nobody from dillard switching brochure accent. ah, mr. hernandez.

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woodward is also include never before heard interviews with trump's then national security adviser robert o'brien, he dip at the matthews pallinger, and in addition you hearty in the background his court, audio with his advisers, his family. you hear donald trump junior, melania, jared kushner, among others. it's important to know throughout the audio tapes woodward intersperses his own comm commentary. in the epilogue, woodward declares his past assessment did not go far enough. woodward now set, quote, trump is an unparalleled danger. the record shows that he has led a sedition conspiracy, which is in effect an effort to destroy democracy. the audio book will be released by simon & schuster next week. jamie gan gel with the exclusive, thank you. >> thank you. >>> where's the beef? that takes back to the '80s. this is more serious. a special master who was appointed to deal with the documents from mar-a-lago is asking where the beef is? asking for more information from both the doj and trump's lawyers. why? stay with us. biofreeze, the number one clinician recommended menthol topical pain relief

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or two, he's saying she's kibble for conan o'brien. ( laughter ) as usual, other republicans pretended they didn't hear anything offensive. cnn's dana bash asked rick scott what he thought. >> this appears racist. is that okay? >> i hope no one is racist. i hope no one says anything that's inappropriate. >> stephen: too late. ( laughter ) ( applause ) hope all you want. ( applause ) the racism already happened! it's like writing on a headstone, "i hope bill didn't die." ( laughter ) speaking of the former president's allies: vladimir putin. last week, he forced four regions of occupied eastern ukraine to hold sham votes in favor of joining russia, and on friday, he gave a big speech announcing russia wouldfficiall. you can now enjoy russia's national pastime: fleeing russia. in his speech, putin boasted about how powerful russia is. >> (translated): russia is a great millennial power. >> stephen: oh, russia is a total millennial. ( laughter ) they're depressed, they're spiraling into debt, and they love avocado toast, which in russia ... is potato. ( laughter ) ( applause ) now-- they

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national security advisor o'brien. they were taking tsmc out of taiwan and putting them and take arizona has pilot program. this bill would lead to much larger efforts to bring or keep manufacturing in the united states on such an important national security assets. to bring trillions of dollars here, not overseas, but most importantly, protecting this key national security asset. everything from your phone to your vehicle. from my perspective, the most advanced weapons systems have vast chips. that was a generational transformational bill that the intelligence community says is going to make a big difference in how we confront china. >> you are an author of the chips act. that was going to be my next question, would you address that. i know you are also a leader on export controls. i was wondering if you could talk about what was happening there. we have essentially been selling china a lot of advanced technology and you have been calling for stronger controls. what do we need to do to protect this critical technology