bernie sanders, on the progressive _ of the hostages.ie sanders, on the progressive wing of— of the hostages. bernie sanders, on the progressive wing of the - of the hostages. bernie sanders, on the progressive wing of the us - the progressive wing of the us senate, is saying tonight that there should be conditions attached to the aid. do you think in your mind, if israel isn't listening to the white house, maybe conditioning the aide is the only way to get through to prime minister netanyahu? weill. is the only way to get through to prime minister netanyahu? well, i think it is not _ prime minister netanyahu? well, i think it is notjust _ prime minister netanyahu? well, i think it is notjust conditioning, - think it is notjust conditioning, it is saying very clearly we're not giving the means to kill people. it's a disgrace. the possibility has been delayed over arguing over words. how many hundreds of lives will be lost? the scars and the consequences of this delay will be felt way in the future when president biden�*s out of austin of

senator bernie sanders, independent of vermont, caucuses with the democrats, voted against it because he thinks any aid to israel needs to be tied to conditions on civilians in gaza. that is what happened yesterday. now it is your turn to tell washington what you think. do you agree or disagree with what happened? here's the argument from republican minority leader mitch mcconnell on the floor. [video] sen. mcconnell: it was not always like this. democrats did not always have such a hard time following the logic that national security begins right here at home. i am reminded of the code commission president reagan set up in the mid-1980's to assess the importance of peace and security in the western hemisphere. it was a bipartisan exercise that included everyone from henry kissinger to the former chair of the d&c and the president -- dnc and the president of the afl-cio. they concluded america's security depends on the inherent security of its land borders. our adversaries would reap a major strategic coup to impose on the united states the burden of defending our southern approaches.

others said bernie sanders, there were other options, not that bernie sanders is a spring chicken.bernie sanders, love him or hate him, he's cut a few zingers every once in a while. >> julie: talking about someone experiencing cognitive decline, one heartbeat away is kamala harris and that is frightening. >> it is frightening and that is why he selected her, because she is that bad that even with his cognitive decline and horrible job he's doing, he looks like a better option than kamala harris, he keeps himself in a good spot with that, that was smart and thinking ahead. >> david: word sa salad, that i our choice. >> she is good with the english dictionary. analysis revealing half of immigrant households in this country are benefiting from government programs at the expense of you, the american taxpayer. >> cheryl: tidal wave of migrants flooding into the country is not slowing down. 276,000 migrants entering this month alone. taxpayer funded welfare were given to illegal immigrant households. three in five illegal immigrant homes, compare to less than 40% by native-born americans

life-long democrat that worked for joe biden and bernie sanders is out, leaving the party to become aublican. he is here to tell us why he made that decision. you'll want to hear this. after last month's massive solar flare added a 25th hour to the day, businesses are wondering "what should we do with it?" bacon and eggs 25/7. you're darn right. solar stocks are up 20% with the additional hour in the day. [ clocks ticking ] i'm ruined. with the extra hour i'm thinking companywide power nap. let's put it to a vote. [ all snoring ] this is going to wreak havoc on overtime approvals. anything can change the world of work. from hr to payroll, adp designs forward-thinking solutions to take on the next anything. after advil. feeling better? on top of the worlddddd!!! before advil. advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. when pain comes for you, come back fast with advil liqui-gels. >> todd: a life-long democrat who campaigned for joe biden and bernie sanders is now leaving the party and becoming a republican. in op ed, will pierce writes, utter disconnect with the american people.

sanders, you have to realize that bernie sanders is actually more popular in upstate new york then youbehind somebody like bernie actually moves you forward. so the idea that -- basically, the point here is she would have, i think, a better chance of winning the white house and she would winning a senate seat. so if they're equally difficult, at some point, she's gonna make the run at the right house. >> intriguing. ryan graham and ryan grimms daughter, thank you for your time. appreciate it. >> you've got it. >> coming up at the top of the hour, with ayman mohyeldin, congressman robert garcia on donald trump's threat to repeal obamacare should he win reelection. and a special farewell from the congressman to his colleague, george santos. he was one of the leading democratic voices who helped to push out the republican congressman. but first, tonight, amen and i are gonna talk about elon musk's dumpster fire of a performance -- don't go away. don't go away. lement brand. liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. with the money i saved, i started a dog walking bus

the president is trying to put conditions on the aid he's got democratic senators like bernie sandersdemanding conditions on aid to israel and putting intense political pressure on them. not to continue operations and to southern gaza for instance and parties doing iewfl this because he's afraid of escalation especially by iran or other proxies. but if you're scared of iran escalating against our troops and our citizens all you're doing is inviting it that's why we've seen dozens of attacks against americans since the october 7th atrocity in israel and even when we end up shooting at say everyoney proxy warehouses it does nothing to deter iran if you want to avoid escalation way to do it so accomplish escalation dominance when libyan back terrorists blew up a nightclub in berlin targeting american troops, ronald reagan shot missiles into libya almost killing moammar gadhafi and blew up a -- sunk half of iran navy and donald trump the got a shot at soleimani in 2020 he took it in all of those cases those dictator terror sponsoring states pulled in their horns because they were scared o

the president is trying to put conditions on the aid he's got democratic senators like bernie sandersphy demanding conditions on aid to israel and putting intense political pressure on them. not to continue operations and to southern gaza for instance and parties doing iewfl this because he's afraid of escalation especially by iran or other proxies. but if you're scared of iran escalating against our troops and our citizens all you're doing is inviting it that's why we've seen dozens of attacks against americans since the october 7th atrocity in israel and even when we end up shooting at say everyoney proxy warehouses it does nothing to deter iran if you want to avoid escalation way to do it so accomplish escalation dominance when libyan back terrorists blew up a nightclub in berlin targeting american troops, ronald reagan shot missiles into libya almost killing moammar gadhafi and blew up a -- sunk half of iran navy and donald trump the got a shot at soleimani in 2020 he took it in all of those cases those dictator terror sponsoring states pulled in their horns because they were scar

we played the sound bite from bernie sanders. he was unequivocal and said finish the job.nd it looks like right now netanyahu and the idf will do exactly that. the question is how much more time does he take? wanted to share that with you as the war goes on in the middle east. one reason monthly bills are getting harder to pay is the runaway interest rates on credit cards and car loans. credit cards can be 22% near 30% if you're late. car and truck loans- 10 to 15%. call newday. pay off your high rate credit cards and car loans with the lower rate newday 100 va cash out loan. you can save $500 a month $6,000 a year. (christmas music) ( ♪ ) weathertech gift cards have the power to wow everyone on your holiday list. offering a variety of american made products... weathertech! nice! like floorliners... cargo liner... seat protector... boot tray... cupfone... sink mat... pet feeding system... anti-fatigue comfortmat...and more. order the weathertech gift card instantly for the perfect gift at weathertech.com. can we get real clear about life with psoriasis? yeah, i'm ready. is

the president is trying to put conditions on the aid he's got democratic senators like bernie sandersions on aid to israel and putting intense political pressure on them. not to continue operations and to southern gaza for instance and parties doing iewfl this because he's afraid of escalation especially by iran or other proxies. but if you're scared of iran escalating against our troops and our citizens all you're doing is inviting it that's why we've seen dozens of attacks against americans since the october 7th atrocity in israel and even when we end up shooting at say everyoney proxy warehouses it does nothing to deter iran if you want to avoid escalation way to do it so accomplish escalation dominance when libyan back terrorists blew up a nightclub in berlin targeting american troops, ronald reagan shot missiles into libya almost killing moammar gadhafi and blew up a -- sunk half of iran navy and donald trump the got a shot at soleimani in 2020 he took it in all of those cases those dictator terror sponsoring states pulled in their horns because they were scared of ronldz reagan

sanders, basically the agenda bernie sanders ran on and making that the thing the democratic party standsou, appreciate it. >>> that wraps up for me, i'm yasmin vossoughian, you can

and then after that, of course, you have bernie sanders. you had a populist movement. bernie sanders on the left, and donald trump on the right. and remember what happened in michigan. everybody in michigan in 2016, during the primary on the democratic side, who won and bernie sanders and jefferson, jeff and i were talking about this yesterday and a fair fight. you know, if the clintons had not been so much in control of the process, bernie sanders would have had a good possibility being our president. you know, he certainly the nominee and the democratic party at that time. and then, of course, trump coming down the escalator and our country never been the same populism has arisen in a way, and populism is also not new. let's be good historians here. let's put this in perspective. we had populism in 92 with pat buchanan and and ross perot. we had populism back in 68 with george wallace. we had populism back in the 1930s with huey long. this is not new. we should not be shocked that this happens. this periodically happens in american history when the average person, th

and then after that, of course, you have bernie sanders. you had a populist movement. bernie sanders on the left, and donald trump on the right. and remember what happened in michigan. everybody in michigan in 2016, during the primary on the democratic side, who won and bernie sanders and jefferson, jeff and i were talking about this yesterday and a fair fight. you know, if the clintons had not been so much in control of the process, bernie sanders would have had a good possibility being our president. you know, he certainly the nominee and the democratic party at that time. and then, of course, trump coming down the escalator and our country never been the same populism has arisen in a way, and populism is also not new. let's be good historians here. let's put this in perspective. we had populism in 92 with pat buchanan and and ross perot. we had populism back in 68 with george wallace. we had populism back in the 1930s with huey long. this is not new. we should not be shocked that this happens. this periodically happens in american history when the average person, th

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if you were in avatar progressive politics, long before people knew what bernie sanders was or who uh and alexandria will cost you a quarter to as was. now there are pod cast about the end of neo liberalism, and more people are joining dsa, democratic socialists of america than ever before. the unions are experiencing the highest levels of public support in decades. a, to your point of bernie almost got the democratic nomination for president as a self identified socialist. i mean, there is a vocal contingent in congress right now that identifies this progressive. we're in a different moment. are you, are you satisfied with the gains made by the left in this country? yes or no, i mean, the gains are not for now. i mean, we saw during the pandemic because of all of the federal support and help for people. poverty amongst children was caught in it. yeah. and i'm not the only one who thought at the time. well, why don't we just keep this, colleen look what we've done just by providing help to those who need it. and you know, and then of course, you know, because he's a more of a, a mater

i mean, usually looking at you bernie sanders, when you float is flaky. right? is like if that's the expectation that you would put into plumbing, you food doesn't typically show up. well, the last election was the largest you for going back to 30 years with exception. maybe when you, i think it was like 2018 might have been the offline of outlier. but, but let me count, are you larger but not large? right? compared to old people. i'm sorry, young people. those of you who are listening to this do might the sound of my voice and you live in america when it comes to voting your socks. you generally don't vote in this country you dog. i'm sorry, i mean yeah, maybe a little more lately but a little more. it's still not a lot. 40 percent. i mean i think the last election 40 percent of the ballots cast were for the you know, 14 percent. wow. how impressive. know what the play devil's advocate when can you blame on the printer? but wait, what, wait? now i'm going to defend them. i just, i just don't young people are voting sucks, but now i'm going to defend them. can y

with all respect to bernie sanders, we are going all the way against hamas the same way that the u.s.t against against al qaeda and isis. we will defeat them with or without bernie sanders. >> neil: the secretary of state has been in a meeting with some higher-ups in israel and more or less sending a message from the white house to cool it, that israel shouldn't over do the response. it wasn't received well i'm told, but there is enormous pressure when it comes to responding to the terrorist that you experience back on october 7th. do you feel are you are losing even u.s. support? >> at first, we are respecting the support received from president biden, but sometimes i ask myself what exactly the administration expects from us? on one hand they tell us you don't have much time, but on the other hand they state you have to make sure that there are no civilian casualties. and then only today we heard the request to ask civilians to move out of the south part of gaza. you can't accomplish all of that and win the war. we have to move south and we will allow the commission to get out of th

i mean, usually looking at you bernie sanders, when you fluid is flaky. right? is like if that's the expectation that you would put in the plumbing you food doesn't typically show up. well, the last election was the largest you for going back for 30 years with exception. maybe when you. i think it was like 2018 might have been the offline of outlay, but, but let me count, are you larger but not large? right? compared to old people. i'm sorry, young people. those of you who are listening to this do might the sound of my voice and you live in america. when it comes to voting. you stop. you generally don't vote in this country you dog. i'm sorry, i mean yeah, maybe a little more lately, but a little more. it's still not a lot. 40 percent. i mean i think the last election 40 percent of the ballots cast were for the you know, 14 percent. wow. how impressive know what, as to the play devil's advocate, when can you blame on the printer? but wait, what, wait? now i'm going to defend them. i just, i just told young people are voting sucks, but now i'm going to defend the

i mean, usually looking at you bernie sanders vote is flaky. right. is like if that's the expectation that you would put in the plumbing you food doesn't typically show up with the last election was the largest you for going back to 30 years with the exception. maybe when you, i think it was like 2018 might have been the offline of outlier, but, but let me count or you larger, but not large, right? compared to old people. i'm sorry, young people. those of you who are listening to this do might the sound of my voice and you live in america. when it comes to voting, you sucks. you generally don't vote in this country you dog. i'm sorry, i mean, yeah, maybe a little more lightly but a little more. it's still not a lot. 40 percent. i mean i think the last election, 40 percent of the ballots costs were for the you know, 14 percent. wow. how impressive what as to the play devil's advocate, what can you blame on the printer? but wait, what, wait? now i'm gonna defend them. i just, i just don't. young people are voting sucks, but now i'm going to defend them.

and then after that of course you have bernie sanders, you had the populist movement bernie sanders on the left and donald trump on the right. remember what happened in michigan. everybody in michigan in 2016 during the primary, on the democratic sidee to one? bernie sanders. jefferson, jeff and i would talk but this yesterday, a fair fight. if the clintons have not been so much in control of the process, bernie sanders what it had a good possibility of being our president. he certainly was the nominee for the democratic party at the time. and then of course trump coming down escalator and her country has never been the same. populism has arisen in in a d populism is also not new. that's because historians here. put this in perspective. we have populism in 92 with pat buchanan and ross perot. we have populism back in 68 with a george wallace. we have populism back in the 1930s with huey long. this is not new. we should not be shocked that this happens. this periodically happens in american history when the average person, the average guy, she's got thehe shaft, she's got the shaft and

bernie sanders. we were to talk about this yesterday a fair fight if the clintons had not been so much and control the process bernie sanders would haveib a good possibility being our president. he would have certainly been the nominee in the democratic party at thatan time and then trump coming down the escalator and intercountry's never been the same. populism has arisen in a weight populism is also not new but speak at historians here let's put this in perspective we had populism 1992 pat buchanan and ross perot. it populism back in the 1930s this is not new. we should not be shocked that this happened this periodically happens in american history when the average feel they've gotten the shaft it's hard to raise your family it's hard to keep a job it's hard to get ahead. >> one thing to study populist movements in american history they tend to arise with his great skepticism about the so-called elites. that is a a term we hear thrown around white eight lot. the perception is the elites are whoever

s. allies as a responsible course of action and also bernie sanders, who said the washington's in a quote, blank check approach must and but also the government, the us government is form of bulk in its criticism towards israel only last week. and secretary of defense load austin, said israel and risk, what he called a strategic defeat if it does not work to protect civilians in guys the austin said that the us will on one side support is read and also remain focused on ukraine before the government. and that may be possible to do that. it will need bi partisan supporting congress and debt looks quite difficult. right. ok, benjamin let's turn our attention to another conflict with us. i it is critical, of course that's the war in ukraine. the white house warned on monday that it's running out of funds to support and you can tell us why is that? that's a letter that whitehouse has sent by saying also that as of mid november, the department of defense has use 97 percent of the more than $62300000000.00 us dollars it received. and also that the state department has use the entire 2 military

palestinians, bernie sanders said 15,000 civilians died. if you break the number out is really say $60,00015,000, they counted the bodies of 1500 in israel from the october 7th attack. israelis have film evidence that 1300 rockets fired by hamas and islamic jihad landed in gaza. one of the humanitarian camps. one of them, thousands of people, we are not done. if we go by previous wars hamas counts people who died of natural causes so you have 2. one million people there. he would inspect 2 to 3,000 died per month. just of old age, cancer, hamas counts that as well. when all the dust schedules, children are all going to be boys age 14 to 17 because they use them as combatants. by the time we are done, all the dust settles, you will find the kill ratio is 1 to 1, one civilian per terrorist and there's and if it has mobile fraction of what happened under barack obama who planned cities. neil: i don't know what the numbers are. in the meantime, the big to do, hunter biden, all the money, he knows all about that, the problem will come with it. t

bernie sanders. bernie sanders won iowa. how many states have a republican caucus rather than a primary? keep in mind, primaries are more common than a caucus. eight. and the states are iowa, north dakota, idaho, michigan, missouri, hawaii, nevada and wyoming. i thought that was interesting. in general, what percentage of registered republicans will turn out to vote on caucus night? 20 to 30. we're trying to calculate, 20 to 30% of registered republicans is that big. are participants allowed to wear campaign-related shirts, hats, etc. of their favorite candidates to the caucus? >> yes. >> in fact, the candidates can set up a booth. after you register and walked to wherever you will be. you can do whatever you want. . several weeks ago, one of the candidates' representatives was on national tv encouraging people from out of state to come to vote in the iowa caucus. was that accurate? it's illegal. >> he hosted a forum for all those people that came from out of state and explained that they could help with the caucuses by maki

sanders didn't win and now they are saying no new hampshire, no iowa, i don't like them.t and ignore them? south carolina, he's never going to win it. should have invested in new hampshire. that the state he could win in the general but he just wants the quarry in south carolina. i find it baffling. stuart: i see tonight trump with sean, that's a huge exposure. biden going back to the basement campaign is raising money in various parts of the country. very prominent republican exposure and biden not in the public eye this week. brian: i look for trump to show confidence. they are trying the best they can to say biden might be losing but donald trump is just as bad. watching other channels, that's what they are doing, show me as chris christie said, his greatest critic, don't think he's losing his staff, the pressure of these charges is getting to him and who wouldn't. everybody would be. one of those cases would get the average american, four separate indictments in 2 or 3 civil trials so maybe that's getting to him. enjoy yourself, how you would have been different in la

bernie sanders comments came as the senate wednesday approved a record $886 billion military spending bill with bipartisan support. the house is expected to pass the bill as soon as today. meanwhile, al jazeera has obtained a letter signed by 139 staffers at the homeland security department denouncing alejandro mayorkas and other top officials' response to israel's war on gaza. the letter, dated november 22, reads -- "dhs leadership has seemingly turned a blind eye to the bombing of refugee camps, hospitals, ambulances, and civilians." russia launched a barrage of drone attacks on southern ukraine overnight, wounding at least 11 people, including three children, and damaging damaging port infrastructure in the odesa region, as well as the danube river close to the romanian border. the attacks came as russia's military said russian air defenses shot down nine ukrainian drones headed towards moscow just hours ahead of the start of an you're a news conference by vladimir putin. prime minister viktor orban has arrived at a european union summit in brussels where he has promised to block u

why is the rise of a bernie sanders? why is the socialist movement rising? of the populist movement rising? it didn't start yesterday. ross perot and others. part of the challenge and part of the frustration is what americans currently feel. compounded upon all of that is 2008. it's not the financial crisis. it's the ability to raise money online. it's the internet itself, the ability to react. twitter and x can have a lot of bots and members would react to it. the drawing of the lines. there's less competitiveness. it's more within the primary. all that compounded on itself, i would say, internally for a party, a party usually has a party usually has ahead to it. the only person to become the head of the party is when someone gets elected president. the outside party drives to see who that person is. the last two presidential elections were not one by america voting for aspirational of what they wanted their president to be. it was voting against somebody. anytime a country elects somebody based on someone they do not want, you are leaderless in a way. it's

speaking of dysfunction, tonight, senate republicans and bernie sanders blocked a bill from passing thataid for israel and ukraine. here to discuss -- reporter for the new york times and former democratic new york congressman max rose. luke, tell us about kevin mccarthy's decision to step down. because i will tell you, i read the news about this decision at about 11 park at this, morning and at 11:45, i walked into a very fancy new york city lunch filled with fancy, fancy new york city businessmen and women. guess who was there? kevin! >> wow. yeah. i don't think he's wasting a ton of time trying to get -- >> no he's not! >> all of his career, which should prove to be more lucrative than being a member of congress. that said, he's been essentially miserable and to create -- depressed in congress since he was kicked out a speaker. he's been sitting in his office with almost nothing to do. he complains to everyone about what he views as the unfair treatment of him. obviously he is getting into scuffles with fellow republicans in the halls. he's in a bad place on the hill. and so it makes s

sanders, basically the agenda bernie sanders ran on and making that the thing the democratic party stands for. >> thank you, appreciate it. >>> that wraps up for me, i'm yasmin vossoughian, you can catch me tomorrow and -- following my friend and colleague, i will be back next saturday as well at two pm eastern. and symone starts right now. >>> greetings, everyone. you are watching symone. we are keeping an eye on capitol hill. senators are working through the weekend to try to come up with a framework for immigration and border security measures. senate democrats are hoping this will help republicans get on board, given very egan urgently needed aid to ukraine and israel. but even if the senators strike a, deal house republicans and progressive democrats are in no mood to compromise. i like this. what is ahead and what is at stake. plus, polls show a majority of americans think abortion should be illegal. but in post roe america, voters are trying to protect women's rights -- and by changing their state constitutions. we are talking to the speaker of the house in pennsylvania about their

bernie sanders said: america almost unconditionally for about 3 years it pays 1.8 billion dollars toael. he also said: in addition to these aid, the us president asked the congress to pay another 14 billion 300 million dollars to tel aviv, which is beyond the normal monitoring law. at the same time, a number of american jews gathered in the office of the chairman of the foreign relations committee of the senate and expressed their distaste for allocating tax revenues to military support for the zionist regime. people in different countries, including america, brazil, yemen, bahrain, and areas of the west bank , rallied in support of the people of gaza. in washington, people with the gathering in front of the zionist regime's embassy in this city demanded an end to the genocide of this regime in gaza. or kajla foznak, foznak foznak, or kajlelah ajl mohahbeen. ahla walah haat al-saif before al-saif, haat al-saif before al-saif, and we are the men of muhammad , and we are the men of muhammad . eyuni wafdar kariye tasmoni or resistant to the border or resistant to the border ma khalqna l

>> well, former press secretary for bernie sanders's presidential campaign posted it's not a believe women scenario because no israeli women have offered testimony. senator marsha blackburn on our own air earlier today said even u.s. lawmakers now have been briefed on the evidence. take a listen. >> members of congress have seen this footage and the reports that we are hearing, women are being raped to the point of death. they are using sexual violence against women as a tool of war. >> the israeli government, law enforcement in particular has collected more than 1500 pieces of evidence documenting hamas sexual atrocities on just october 7th alone. they are taking that evidence to the u.n. and demanding a formal international investigation there. sandra. >> sandra: gillian turner live at the state department, bret. >> bret: presidents of three of the most prestigious universities in the country are facing a tough task. before a house panel how they have handled the wave of antisemitism flooding their campuses. aishah, what are they telling lawmakers today? >> aishah: hey, bret, good

speaking of dysfunction, to -- tonight, senate republicans and bernie sanders blocked a bill from passing aid for israel and ukraine. here to discuss -- reporter for the new york times and former democratic new york congressman max rose. luke, tell us about kevin mccarthy's decision to step down. because i will tell you, i read the news about this decision at about 11 park at this, morning and at 11:45, i walked into a very fancy new york city lunch filled with fancy, fancy new york city businessmen and women. guess who was there? kevin! >> wow. yeah. i don't think he's wasting a ton of time trying to get -- >> no he's not! >> all of his career, which should prove to be more lucrative than being a member of congress. that said, he's been essentially miserable and to create -- depressed in congress since he was kicked out a speaker. he's been sitting in his office with almost nothing to do. he complains to everyone about what he views as the unfair treatment of him. obviously he is getting into scuffles with fellow republicans in the halls. he's in a bad place on the hill. and so it makes

your colleague bernie sanders wants conditions on aid to israel. do you think there should be conditions for aid to israel? >> there has been a big conversation there. israel is one example of how we work with allies around the world to provide that aid, especially in times of conflict. israel is an important ally, the only democracy in that region where they suffered since october 7th is grievous. we stand by them with the resources, both on the military side and importantly the humanitarian side because the biggest victims over the years have been the innocent palestinians living under the terror of hamas. and their future. those innocent palestinians that deserve a better future and hope will not achieve it until hamas is eradicated and the united states is committed to that. >> senator, you know, there was a mass shooting again in las vegas this time yesterday in one week. we'll be marking 11 years since the massacre at sandy hook elementary school, that took the life of 20 students and six adults. is there any reaction? is there any movement,

the no-vote was cast by bernie sanders, objecting to what he called israel's immoral war on gaza president biden now says he'sle to make significant compromises on the border to get the foreign war aid package through congress >>> it's now been exactly two months since hamas' militants overran southern israel in a vicious attack that killed around 1200 people since thin, israeli response has killed more than ten times that much and as the assault continues, the u.n. says a humanitarian crisis is looming. richard engel has this report. >> reporter: israel says it's destroying hamas in gaza above ground and below, targeting what it says are 300 miles of hamas tunnels. military officials showed nbc news videos they say were taken in a northern gazan city a soldier points to a tunnel outside a classroom. israel has blown up some now a u.s. official tells nbc news the israeli military is exploring a new tactic, flooding the tunnels with seawater. is that under consideration? >> i can't comment on any of our future operational activities. what one thing i do know, we are focussed on dismantling

sanders, he's well aware of what's going on, but he's not called for a sicefire, and apparently not which he said on the basis of the... situation of you and each agencies who are calling for sease fire in a sense he is also calling for seasfire based on all these things we came also before them to the conclusion that we cannot move further without having the security council shouldering its responsibility and to uh act or react to a draft resolution calling for sease fire. we are in 11 o'clock, we will assemble here, but tomorrow the number of ambassadors will be larger because we are inviting the 20, the 57 members of the oic to be with us so that we can make our message clear, crystal clear and as strong as possible in condemning what is happening and demanding, you know, an immediate sease fire to stop the aggression, to stop fighting. what a senior official of the resistance movement says in the course of the flood operation, a small number of resistance fighters dispelled the invincibility myth of the israeli army forever. in al storm we have been able which they always brag a

sanders wing of the democratic party is is in that camp. so for biden it would actually be good to uh end the war and have nahu hustled off to prison and then have slightly more pragmatic israeli government replacement uh so the problem though is that the zionist have so much power in the united states that doing anything that can be perceived as standing up against israel can make you politically vulnerable, and the republicans of course are cashing in on the brainwashing of the american people in support of israel, and so biden faces a political problem. there are too where he's walking a tight rope uh between trying to assuage people in his own party who are actually aware of the reality of the situation and then having to fend off challenges from the republican camp and that that camp of course is just utterly and completely brainwashed to be uh cheering for for genocide so it's a complex political situation and so far the bite administration has not had the courage uh much less any kind of actual morality or ethics. to stand up and for

i think senator bernie sanders voted against it in protest of israel's war tactics in gaza. we could see another vote this week before the senate please time, one more push a predicate that across the finish line. not just for ukraine but israel and various indo-pacific security initiatives many taiwan ahead of a potential war against china as well as on the border. the border part is the sticky wicket and the senate. republicans have asked for some pretty significant policy changes on things like silent and parole at how migrants are dealt with at the southern border. but getting an agreement on that front that both democrats and republicans can support a majority of both caucuses in the senate that's hard to do. not just the last couple of weeks but for decades. >> host: do you see an eadjournment with on funding fr ukraine and israel? >> guest: it is possible.? this is one december i think in a decade there hasn't been a funding deadline to fund the government sensed that deadline was kicked into january and february. and so members of congress are eager to go home for th

we met her in 2019 when she was an outspoken bernie sanders supporter. >> his policies not only are consistentthink that he listens. >> reporter: after sanders dropped out, yasmine helped rally dearborn to vote for biden in 2020. >> right now we need to vote, we need to put pressure on biden every single day that he is in office. >> reporter: her efforts seemed to pay off. biden won michigan by 154,000 votes. >> when you look at 2016, former president trump won that state by 10,000 votes. when you look at 2020, president biden won by 154,000 votes. these are very narrow margins. >> reporter: yasmine says she feels biden is taking her community for granted. >> there's this chef grief we're all feeling. and we don't feel like anyone's listening. we feel like we did everything we were supposed to do. we voted, we believed, we understood the consequences of not voting. and we still chose to vote. and we found ourselves in positions where nobody's listening to us. they always want our votes, but they never want our voices. >> reporter: the election now less than a year away, but time and patience f

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sanders, the elizabeth warren, aoc that are driving the agenda and when it comes to the border into radical open borders that believes it is wrong to have a border, some of those nuts believe america should not exist that her existence is fundamentally illegitimate. number one, number two this is an administration that is all politics all the time when it comes to national security they don't care about national security. look at the disastrous withdraw from afghanistan it's an entirely political operator station because they want a press release on september 11 rather than to protect americans overseas rather to protect her servicemen and women. another three there are a lot of cynical democrats a look at the 9.6 illegal immigrants who have come across under joe biden nac future democrats. they are willing to look the other way at the dead bodies day after day after day. every day we have dead bodies on texas farms and ranches on migrants who died being trafficked in. every day the democrats are willing to look the other way at the little children who are brutalized i traffickers e

sanders, expected to push vote a resolution to stop these arms exports are very important steps even symbolically speaking, but i think israel also knows that the united states the biden administration has not reached the level yet where it's so afraid of the damage done to its reputation that it's going to go ahead with these decisions to put to hold to weapons, shipments, etc., despite the fact that biden made an interesting statement just recently, saying that it's a worthwhile thought when asked about if america should condition military aid to israel, so these are very important developments, particularly when you see these statements coming from a president to has bragged more than once about himself being a zionist, but for the time being as things stand, i think israel still believes correctly that the united states is not in the near future at least is not going to go to the extent whereby it's going to put a stop to the arms shipments and that is what gives america real leverage if america has a will to put a stop to this military aid and we're not there yet, and so for tha

sanders, the elizabeth warren, aoc that are driving the agenda and when it comes to the border intoadical open borders that believes it is wrong to have a border, some of those nuts believe america should not exist that her existence is fundamentally illegitimate. number one, number two this is an administration that is all politics all the time when it comes to national security they don't care about national security. look at the disastrous withdraw from afghanistan it's an entirely political operator station because they want a press release on september 11 rather than to protect americans overseas rather to protect her servicemen and women. another three there are a lot of cynical democrats a look at the 9.6 illegal immigrants who have come across under joe biden nac future democrats. they are willing to look the other way at the dead bodies day after day after day. every day we have dead bodies on texas farms and ranches on migrants who died being trafficked in. every day the democrats are willing to look the other way at the little children who are brutalized i traffickers eve

sanders who expected to push vote a resolution to stop these arms exports are very important steps even symbolically speaking, but i think israel also knows that the united states the biden administration has not reached the level yet where it's so afraid of the damage done to its reputation that it's going to go ahead with these decisions you know to put a whole. to weapons, shipments, etc., despite the fact that biden made an interesting statement just recently, saying that it's a worthwhile thought when asked about if america should condition military aid to israel, so these are very important developents, particularly when you see these statements coming from a president to has bragged more than once about himself being a zionist, but for the time being as things stand, i think israel still believes correctly. that the united states is not in the near future at least is not going to go to the extent whereby it's going to put a stop to the arms shipments and that is what gives america real beverage if america has a will to put a stop to this military aid and we're not there yet, and

sanders, the elizabeth warren, aoc that are driving the agenda and when it comes to the border into open borders that believes it is wrong to have a border, some of those nuts believe america should not exist that her existence is fundamentally illegitimate. number one, number two this is an administration that is all politics all the time when it comes to national security they don't care about national security. look at the disastrous withdraw from afghanistan it's an entirely political operator station because they want a press release on september 11 rather than to protect americans overseas rather to protect her servicemen and women. another three there are a lot of cynical democrats a look at the 9.6 illegal immigrants who have come across under joe biden nac future democrats. they are willing to look the other way at the dead bodies day after day after day. every day we have dead bodies on texas farms and ranches on migrants who died being trafficked in. every day the democrats are willing to look the other way at the little children who are brutalized i traffickers every day