So, based on what we have heard from the president in the past, it seems that he may repeat falsehoods about the 2020 election, as he has done repeatedly. Nick Schifrin and I are hearing from sources that the president is expected to claim foreign election interference from China in ...
... long time. Nick Schifrin: Last night, Iran released an American detainee, Dena Karari, what President Trump called a gesture of goodwill. But there is otherwise signs of bad will, and most U.S. and regional officials predict the war will escalate. For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
... to make sure that, if there are hostile powers trying to affect the outcome of our elections, especially presidential elections, they need to do that. Nick Schifrin: All right, let's zoom out. Let's zoom out. Clayton and Chairman Cotton of Arkansas talked about the need to cut the ...
Donald Trump: They're going to be making massive investments into the United States, and I like that much better. Nick Schifrin: It all comes after another night of fire between the U.S. and Iran. The U.S. military says it targeted Iranian air defense, missiles, drones, and maritime ...
... blockade back to effectively zero by this period of the cease-fire. They were able to export and they are able to empty their storage. Nick Schifrin: Miad, let me just get both of you in the last minute-and-a-half I have on this. The president has said ...
... telling and that the president's words do go a long way at reducing the unity of NATO, regardless of whether they had a good meeting at a senior level tonight. Amna Nawaz: All right, that is Nick Schifrin reporting from the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey. Nick, thank you.
... again for being with us. We appreciate it. Ian Ralby, President, Auxilium Worldwide: Pleased to be back. Geoff Bennett: A U.S. official tells our Nick Schifrin that these latest strikes are aimed at punishing the regime. "They have clearly demonstrated they're not listening," this official tells Nick. "We ...
... s a message that resonates with European leaders, Amna. But, tomorrow, the focus will be on Zelenskyy meeting President Trump here on the sidelines of the summit. Amna Nawaz: All right, that's Nick Schifrin reporting from the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey. Nick, thank you. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... Nick, before we let you go, what are we expecting from President Trump in the way of an announcement tomorrow alongside the Turkish leader, Erdogan?Nick Schifrin: So, they -- the two will meet. And Turkey has been asking for two major military parts from the United States, engines for Turkish ...
... have a lot of people over there helping. Nick Schifrin: State TV showed acting President Delcy Rodriguez handing out local aid. But the needs are great. Many places have received no help, and Venezuelans are overwhelmed by a wave of devastation. For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
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