Tuesday, June 27, 2023

The 7

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🗓️ 27 June 2023

⏱️ 6 minutes

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Tuesday briefing: Putin speaks after Russia revolt; Trump audio; Colorado nightclub shooting plea; U.S. malaria cases; and more

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0:00.0	Putin addresses the rebellion.
0:04.7	Trump is caught on tape and some good news.
0:07.8	Rental prices are finally starting to drop.
0:10.6	That's some of what we'll get to on the 7th from the Washington Post.
0:14.0	I'm Jeff Pierre.
0:15.0	It's Tuesday, June 27th.
0:17.0	Let's get you caught up with today seven stories.
0:20.0	Number one.
0:22.0	Yours, I've seen me Number one. Russian media will be puttallin.
0:25.0	Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed his nation yesterday.
0:29.0	It's the first time he spoke publicly since the rebellion over the weekend.
0:34.0	Experts say that he's trying to reassert control over a shaken nation.
0:38.0	Troops from a powerful mercenary group marched on Moscow on Saturday before turning around.
0:43.7	Putin said in his speech that he'll allow these fighters who come from the Wagner group
0:48.6	to move to Belarus, go home, or fight for Russia.
0:52.4	This was the most serious challenge Putin has faced
0:55.0	and is 23 years of rule.
0:57.0	Number two, we have a recording of Donald Trump discussing a classified document.
1:09.8	The former president appears to brag about having a sensitive paper about Iran. The audio was The
1:14.3	audio was recorded in 2021 at his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey and was revealed for
1:19.7	the first time yesterday.
1:21.5	In the recording, you can hear Trump thumbing through the pages.
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