the american wall street journal quoted an american military official and a person close to the yemeni political council as reporting that the yemeni forces , before the early morning attacks of the united states and its allies on the positions of the yemeni army, part of their weapons and equipment. have been moved and hidden to other places. this american newspaper claims that the yemeni army has stored its missiles in a strong shelter built by the former president of yemen, abdullah saleh, in the city of sana'a. at the same time as the air and artillery attacks of the zionist regime continued in various areas of the gaza strip, the ministry of health announced that more than 120 people were martyred in the past hour in gaza. also , five palestinians were martyred and several were injured in the attack of the zionist warplanes on deir al-balah. at the same time, the resistance forces in some areas of gaza , including al-maghazi camp in the center of gaza, once again got involved the palestinian resistance also targeted the gatherings of zionist soldiers in the east of the gaza strip

the american newspaper wall street journal, citing an american military official and a person close to the yemeni political council, reported that yemeni forces moved and hid part of their weapons and equipment to other places before the early morning attacks of the united states and its allies on the positions of the yemeni army. . this american newspaper claimed that the yemeni army stored its missiles in the fortified shelters built by the former president of yemen, abdullah saleh, in the city of sana'a. following the attacks of the united states and england on the positions of the ansarullah movement in different regions of yemen, the war propaganda headquarters of this country has stopped sending a letter from the fighters of the west coast of yemen to seyyed abdul malik badr al-din, the secretary general of ansarullah , in a part of this letter, there is praise to god who helped us to be your companions and soldiers and move behind you. in the battle of the promised conquest and the holy jihad, we once again make a covenant with god and with you to be a sword against the arrogant

the american wall street journal wrote: based on the images that we extracted from the ruins of gaza,is clear. the amount of destruction in gaza is comparable to the most destructive bombings in modern history. experts consider the widespread destruction in gaza to be a sign of the scorched earth policy that the zionist regime undertook. the wall street journal 's images of the ruins of gaza. according to this american media, 70% of residential units in gaza were destroyed or damaged. 70%. of the 439,000 houses in gaza, a report published by the times of israel, the zionists' own media. the bombardment of gaza by the zionists has entered its fourth month. yet there are 14 mosques and 3 ancient churches in this city. the most important one is the jame mosque in gaza, which is 1500 years old. he erases the bathroom and these symbols because he does not want the people of gaza to be related to their historical identity and heritage. the rockets also destroyed thousands of residential and property registration documents belonging to palestinians. israel. since the beginning of the war, is

the american wall street journal wrote: the decision of the british company was made after the american attacks on yemen intensified the concern of increasing tensions in the red sea. as the largest shipping company in japan , japan shipping company has stopped the passage of its ships through the red sea. increase stop. the movement of ships from the red sea is slow, while the united states and england six days ago , yemen was attacked several times under the pretext of providing maritime security. yemen has declared that american, british and zionist regime ships are a legitimate target for sana'a and other ships can cross the red sea freely if their destination is not the zionist regime's ports. the us secretary of state said that the situation that israel is witnessing after operation storm and lakhsa has never been seen before. anthony blinken said in a conversation with cnbc tv: "given the new situation, the israeli authorities must make fundamental decisions about their future." foreign minister america said, the decisions that tel aviv has to make are never easy. before this, be

about the defeat of the elite forces of ukraine - an article in the american newspaper wall street journal disastrous summer offensive in the ukrainian armed forces. it, as journalists note, ended before it began. the publication writes about the unit of a certain captain kharchenko, they allegedly made a special bet on him. even the far eastern tower burst. so we fought. the ukrainian offensive was over before it even began. kharchenko's desperate new mission was to return the dead to save as many of those who remained in the alive. the biggest problem may be that ukraine is not armed enough to penetrate russia's defenses. the us and its allies were ready to provide armored vehicles for the counter-offensive, but not modern ones. fighters that play a central role in attacks by western militaries. this left ukraine at an unequal position vis-à-vis its adversary. in order to somehow replenish the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine, ukrainian military commissars have to organize real street battles. this is nikolaev. the picture is already familiar: a crowd on one potential recruit was sur

as the american wall street journal found out, german investigators believe the main version is thaty of ukraine through poland, which has access to the baltic sea. several months ago , a request was sent to warsaw to provide data on the movements of the alleged saboteurs, but it remained unanswered, as the wall street journal notes, the polish leadership is not just refused to cooperate, but in every possible way obstructed the progress of the investigation into the nord streams case. according to american journalists, nato partners are now waiting for clarification from the new polish authorities. bad weather has arrived in chukotka; a cyclone coming from the pacific ocean is raging over the region. everything is in anadar. road equipment went out to clear the roads to prevent a transport collapse. report from the scene by anton kuchin. a snowstorm reigns over onadr and the onadr region. in addition to strong winds , the cyclone brought heavy precipitation and snow drifts large snowdrifts appear before our eyes. all municipal equipment has been working on the city streets since the

. >> unlike two americans wall street journal evan and paul whelan also both in russian prisons, the state department has not yet designated alsu as, quote, wrongfully detained, unquote, which is an important status. when asked about this on wednesday a state department spokesperson would not say anything about giving her a formal designation. do you have any idea why? >> i honestly don't know. i honestly don't know why they haven't designated her as wrongfully detained. there's no doubt in my mind alsu is detained wrongfully. she's in jail because she is an american citizen. she's in prison for political reasons. the charges that the russian government has brought against her have escalated and they've gotten worse and worse. she must be designated as a wrongfully detained american, and hope it happens soon. and the united states government must commit to her a speedy and safe release from russian captivity. >> so we mention that she's a mom, alsu, and a dual citizen. she's also a daughter. and the acting president and ceo of radio free europe, radio liberty jeffrey geldman wrote th

overnight a russian court denies appeal for american wall street journal list evan gershkovich he willtil march the 30th meaning is set to spend a year in jail before trial begins. the hearing happened behind closed doors as authority claims details of the case are classified. this is the fourth time is jail time has been extended since he was ticketed to custody. he spent more than 300 days in russian detainment. allen gursky which is being held on espionage charges and he denies those charges. it's unclear when his trial will begin. a former wwe employee is accused of the company vince mcmahon of sex trafficking. this is a new lawsuit, janelle graham is a victim of physical and emotional abuse, sexual assault and she was traffic to other men at wwe. grant signed nondisclosure with mcmahon and 2022 which he agreed to pay her $3 million for her silence but she says mcmahon only paid her the 1 million-dollar installment. mcmahon spokesperson says is lawsuit is lies made up instances that never occurred in infective distortion of the truth he will vigorously defend himself. thanks mcmaho

, wall street journal poll don't believe a four year degree is a good bet anymore.gine harvard or georgetown or duke or a lot of state schools, 50 - $80000 a year to get an education and when you get out there's no guarantee that you could pay that back if you're paying for and that there's a job waiting. i'm a little biased my brother runs a trade school in paterson new jersey and his placement for jobs after kids graduate is 95%. trade schools are in because you have a career waiting for you it's a fraction of the cost. >> i really think people's confidence is waning look at this pull 70% say a great deal, 90% say quite a lot, 40% say some 22% say very little do they have confidence in higher education? tomi: they don't but what our young people or students learning when they go to the universities of their pain and arm and a leg to go to and want their debt forgiven the related about gender studies, donald trump bag, divided about anti-semitism and that's been ok'd in their learning the genocide of jews is not hate speech. what are they learning they get the usel

, wall street journal poll don't believe a four year degree is a good bet anymore. or georgetown or duke or a lot of state schools, 50 - $80000 a year to get an education and when you get out there's no guarantee that you could pay that back if you're paying for and that there's a job waiting. i'm a little biased my brother runs a trade school in paterson new jersey and his placement for jobs after kids graduate is 95%. trade schools are in because you have a career waiting for you it's a fraction of the cost. >> i really think people's confidence is waning look at this pull 70% say a great deal, 90% say quite a lot, 40% say some 22% say very little do they have confidence in higher education? tomi: they don't but what our young people or students learning when they go to the universities of their pain and arm and a leg to go to and want their debt forgiven the related about gender studies, donald trump bag, divided about anti-semitism and that's been ok'd in their learning the genocide of jews is not hate speech. what are they learning they get the useless four yea

the american newspaper wall street journal wrote that based on the images we extracted from the destruction in gaza, it was found that the amount of destruction in gaza is equal to the most destructive bombings in modern history. experts consider the widespread destruction in gaza to be a sign of the scorched earth policy that the zionist regime has adopted. wall street journal's pictures are from the ruins of gaza. according to this american media, 70 % of residential units in gaza have been destroyed or damaged. a report published by the times of israel, the media of the zionists. gaza bombing it has entered its fourth month by the zionists. so far, 14 mosques and three ancient churches have been destroyed in this city. the most important one is the gaza community mosque, which is 1500 years old. historical baths and museums and more than a hundred government buildings were not spared from the bombings. what is happening in gaza is a cultural genocide that destroys the history, identity and heritage of the people of gaza. israel erases these symbols because it does not want the people of

this time , the american newspaper wall street journal made its own assessments: there is no optimismpublicans believe that the states themselves need the money, for example, to solve problems with migrants; democrats are pushing the interests of biden, who cannot... give up the idea of ​​​​making ukraine a feeding trough for his family. the head of the democratic majority in the senate, chuck schumer, admitted that success on the battlefield is already tilting in favor of russia and said that if the united states does not allocate another aid package to kiev, then a sharp change can occur within a month. unable to cope with the russian army, ukraine attacks the civilians of our country, and the west not only does not condemn such terrorist attacks, but actually justifies them. our permanent representative vasily nebenzya spoke about this at a meeting of the un security council. in belgorod on december 30, 25 people were killed; residential areas, as well as a christmas market where parents were walking with their children, were fired at from multiple launch rocket systems with cluste

the wall street journal wrote an american ship in the gulf of aden. yemen was the target of the missile attack. the families and relatives of the prisoners of the zionist regime in the gaza strip intensified their protests against netanyahu's cabinet . the zionist media reported the conflict between the minister of finance and four members of the captives' families in front of the ministry of war. with the increasing concern of the families of israeli captives about the return they intensified their protests against the occupying regime from gaza with their coffins. and called for a change in the policy of military pressure, the failure of which has caused the death of 27 israeli prisoners. the families of the prisoners of the zionist regime in the gaza strip renewed their protest movements against the israeli cabinet with slogans before returning with the coffins and held the prime minister of this regime, benjamin netanyahu, responsible for the fate of their children. one person also died in the state of oregon due to severe storms, and these two st

the wall street journal reported on the attack. a recent warning to the american military of the us air defense system mistook the attacking drone for an internal aircraft. this american newspaper reported, quoting the officials of this country, that the air defense failed to detect an unmanned aircraft near the borders of jordan, syria, and iraq , because at the time of the incident , they recognized the attacking drone as an insider. in an air attack on an american military base in jordan, three american soldiers were killed. 30 people were injured. zionist regime fighters bombarded the nusirat camp in the center of the gaza strip at the same time as artillery attacks. simultaneously with the heavy rains of khan younis in the south of the gaza strip, the conflict between the resistance forces and the zionist military is going on in this city in the western parts of beit lahia in the north of the gaza strip. the heads of qassam , the military wing of hamas, also announced. a tank targeted the zionist regime. the special terror for

the wall street journal reported that in a recent drone attack on the american military, the us air defense system mistook the attacking drone for an internal aircraft . this american newspaper reported quoting the officials of this country. the air defense failed to identify the drone near the borders of jordan, syria and iraq because it recognized the attacker as an insider at the time of the incident. the air attack on the american military base in jordan killed three american soldiers and injured at least 30 people. a large number of the occupying zionist military forces or dozens of military vehicles and bulldozers attacked noor shams camps along karam in the west bank. the palestinian fighters also exploded some grenades in the path of the occupying forces, and the zionist soldiers surrounded the nurshams camp and destroyed some of its infrastructure with bullzers. hebron , qalqlia, nablus and west of ramallah from other areas of the west bank. it was targeted by the zionist invaders from this morning. zionist soldiers targeted some young people in the street in goresh, beit lahm. leb

newspaper wall street journal.e publication writes about the unit of a certain captain karchenko. allegedly on him made a special bet. the ukrainian offensive was over before it even began. kharchenko's desperate new mission was to return the dead and save as many as possible. those who survived. the biggest problem may be that ukraine is not armed enough to penetrate russia's defenses. the us and its allies were willing to provide armored vehicles for the counter-offensive, but not the modern fighters that play a central role in attacks by western militaries. this left ukraine in an unequal position in terms of towards her opponent. special operations are currently underway in the largest cities of ecuador. the task is to clear the streets of bandits who carried out total terror the day before. the capital. army units have brought up armored vehicles in neighborhoods where they have already restored order, patrols remain , a curfew is in effect, people are still advised not to leave their homes unless absolutely n

due to identification mix up, the wall street journal cites american officials are saying the militant true approach, the base of the same time as an american one was returning causing confusion over whether this 2nd view a v was friendly or not. or former senior security policy analyst and the us office of the secretary of defense mike on the list to dar t. washington is only creating problems instead of bringing solutions to them. at least we really need some adults in this room. it's it and, and they're nowhere to be filed. and right now it's not looking good. i mean, when you have people like lindsey graham and the, and a and other us senators calling for direct hits on to ron. you're on. what's the point? let you know what, what, what do you want to do? well, you, you, you want to create a, a conflagration that's going to be world wide without realizing the consequences. they say they're, they're not thinking, it's all irrational. and i think that this policy that we have right now we're remaining in iraq and, and illegally in syria, has got to change immediately. part of that par

the wall street journal reported that in the drone attack on the american military base on the jordan-syrianewspaper quoted american officials as reporting that the country's forces failed to detect a drone attack near the borders of jordan, syria and iraq, because an american drone was returning to its base at the time of the incident, and the american forces suspecting that an insider drone has entered the base, abandon targeting the attacking drone. following an air attack on a military base on the border of syria and iraq, 3 american soldiers were killed and at least 30 others were injured, but the spokesperson of the us national security council said that we are not looking for war with iran and we do not want the scope of the conflict. in west asia, badim expansion, john kirby, referring to biden's words about the response to the killing of three american soldiers on the border of syria and jordan, said that we are still considering the options to respond to this attack. an american official said last night that the drone attack on this country's base in jordan does not necessarily me

the wall street journal reported that in the drone attack on the american military base on the bordera , the us air defense system mistook the attacking drone for an internal plane. this american newspaper, citing american officials, reported that the forces of this country detected the drone attack in they failed near the borders of jordan, syria and iraq, because at the time of the accident, an american drone was returning to its base, and the american forces thought that it was a domestic drone. enter the base, avoid targeting the attacking drone. following an air attack on a military base on the border of syria and iraq, 3 american soldiers were killed and at least 30 people were injured. but the spokesman of the us national security council. he said that we are not looking for a war with iran and we do not want to expand the scope of the conflict in west asia. john kirby referring to biden's comments about the response to the killing. american military on the border of syria and jordan said: we are still considering the options to respond to this attack. an american official said

here's wall street the journal exclusively reports that the drone entered the base because air defenses thought it was an american drone returning back to base. president biden has vowed to respond to the attack on american troops. and just two weeks ago the president. the first to smell blood and money was the german defense concern ryan metal. the arms giant intends to build a new ammunition production plant as soon as possible, the general director of the concern, paperger, said in an interview with bee. specific no one names the location, they are afraid of a terrorist attack, but the enterprise will work for the military needs of both berlin and kiev. but germany itself suddenly gave what is called the rear, disowning its own. words after putin's invasion plan in pistorius's fantasy retelling was published in the german media, the german population was seriously scared, as they say. citing opinion polls, a possible russian attack on germany worries almost half the country. 46% of germans said, i'm afraid only one in six, during the survey said that they know where they can to take

there is the story in the wall street journal taking a look at the majority in the house and the 2024 election. both republicans and democrats the realistic path to when control of the house of representatives in which a handful of close races will tip the ballot in the chamber. they talked with david wasserman with the cook political report which says house elections is one of the most suspenseful once we have seen yet in the race. republicans narrow control of the house sets up a barn burner in 2024. in lincoln, nebraska, democratic color. caller: thank you for taking my call. the economy, i think it is slowly getting better. it's starting to warm up. it's like turning on the shower, things are cold at first but they are going to warm up. then i think that is because of biden. i like the insulin cap, you can think democrats and progressives for that. i think we need to lower the cost of medical care and prescriptions. i think it's time for universal health care. the whole thing with the economy and crime. i think this might be an issue. i don't have a problem with immigrants coming

ahead, the latest attempts by his employer, the "wall street journal" to try to help secure his release and the pushback from putin. plus, laura coates one-on-one with kamala harris. what she says is the risk of a second trump presidency. the first clips of that will roll out this hour on "the lead." and leading this hour, nikki haley has a bit more momentum with ron desantis now out of the race. but are desantis voters willing to back her? or are they going to side with the gop front runner? chris sununu will join us this hour. first we start with kristin holmes in new hampshire where trump is expected to speak tonight. kilie atwood is in salem, new hampshire. a big three days for donald trump. he picked up the endorsements of former competitors, tim scott, ron desantis. what is the trump campaign's message? has trump spoken to desantis since danys dropped out of the race yesterday? >> yes. that's what we've been hearing from senior advisers all day. they want the message to be that republicans are coalescing around donald trump. that's what you'll see tonight, when tim scott, vivek ra

wall street journal says americans are cutting down on their weeknight family outings.ome of this is due to prices and lifestyle shifts during the pandemic. in response, it says places like bowling alleys, topgolf, dave and buster's, they're busting out with new deals to get families to venture out during the week. so let's see. dion has a new baby. >> listen, my idea of fun these days is what's squeaky toy? can i provide my child so i can i just ask you, did we ever have weeknight family outings? >> i always thought that was something for friday. saturday? you know, weekends. am i the boring one, larry? well some of us work in the evenings, and you're the only one that doesn't work into the evening. >> so i guess this is all on you , kristen. but no, i don't know. i mean, you know, i guess some people win sunday night. let's go out, but not typically. right, sandhya. right >> i mean, seriously, like, i don't remember when we were growing up. my parents were working during the week, so we usually waited until friday, saturday, sunday. like kristen said. but with our kid

the wall street journal said in 2004. you have many more institutions like the quincy institute, you have more centers, you have more scholars spread across more centers and institutions in academia and in the policy space on both the right and left. i think that is a positive development. that in part has created two political conditions where you have more elected officials willing to challenge the dominant elite foreign policy consensus. we sell recently governor ron desantis from florida join former president trump in criticizing our current ukraine policy. you have the new senator from ohio who gave i think an overall excellent interview on his foreign policy beliefs. it would have been unlikely in 2003 to see a republican senator from a state like ohio saying some of the things he was saying and print. -- in print. there have been some changes that overall have been positive. and are signs we have moved in a better direction in terms of american foreign policy sense the war anorak. on the other hand, in a lot of way

according to the wall street journal, the military of the first army. in the world they simply sleptough the attack of the drone of the pro-iranian forces, because attention, the best air defense system in the world confused the enemy drone with its own. according to the publication, the enemies of the united states took advantage of the moment, saying that during the strike an american drone was returning to the base and at the same time another drone was launched from iraqi territory, which dealt a devastating blow. well, right at the beginning of the next war , lloyd austin finally returned to work after being hospitalized with cancer in the united states. doctors predict that austin will make a full recovery in the near future. it is noticeable that the pentagon chief has lost some weight. pentagon spokesman patrick ryder said austin continues to undergo physical therapy for lingering leg pain. at the same time, austin met with stoltenberg and discussed nato power and ukraine. this is what they wrote on the us military website. republican. the hawks are dissatisfied with what nat

the wall street journal said in 2004.ou have many more institutions like the quincy institute, you have more centers, you have more scholars spread across more centers and institutions in academia and in the policy space on both the right and left. i think that is a positive development. that in part has created two political conditions where you have more elected officials willing to challenge the dominant elite foreign policy consensus. we sell recently governor ron desant from florida join former president trump in criticizing our current ukraine policy. you have the new senator from ohio who gave i think an overall excellent interview on his foreign policy beliefs. it would have been unlikely in 2003 to see a republican senator from a state like ohio saying some of the things he was saying and print. -- in print. there have been some changes that overall have been positive. and are signs we have moved in a better direction in terms of american foreign policy sense the war anorak. on the other hand, in a lot of ways no

street journal" and most sane americans as just crazy. >> jesse: so trump cut illegal immigration andr years, but biden walks into office and packs his policies up with executive orders on day one, and set all-time record highs for border crossings, fentanyl debts, sex trafficking, and cartel revenue. and now you're telling me that the guide is going to fix it? has o.j. found the killers yet? i mean, come on. biden-harris broke the immigration system, want republicans to sign off on leaving it broken, call it a solution, and then get credit for it. >> our immigration system is broken. and it needs to be fixed. we have right now a proposal for $14 billion, so that we can put more resources to address this very situation. and really trying to compel. and participate in the solution. but, sadly, we want to fix it, they want to run on it. they want a political issue to run on in november. >> jesse: republicans are participating in the solution by putting up razor wire. you cutting it down, kamala. >> the supreme court ruling didn't say we had to take this down. it said they could cut it.

financial times and "wall street journal," i don't think they meant it as a comp limp, bidenomics.t is working. [applause] >> president biden: it is about growing the economy from middle out and bottom up, not top down. bidenomics is working. middle class does well, we all do well, that is what we call bidenomics. >> harris: he starts to whisper, it is usually not true. >> charles: good tell, yeah. here is truth, president biden. nothing president biden does is about the economy. nothing. >> harris: no? >> charles: it is about power. he's a politician, he has to wrap it into senear economics. two americas, one where elites get everything. we will pay for your college education. we will pay for your child care, but the person taking a job at walmart does not know how to get there. college graduates wanting evs? they hollow out middle class and give money to ultimate rich. the 1.9 trillion, covid package we did not need for covid or economy, all that money end up with top 1%, political donors. that is the scam. >> harris: that hurts. kayleigh. >> kayleigh: word of advice to karine je

a report in "the wall street journal" indicates iran is scenting houthis missile components and jammers evening, american strikes targeted >> carley: positions in iraq after attack in the al-assad air base left four u.s. troops with traumatic brain injuries appear there have been 151 attacks against american bases and the region since mid-october. the strikes we are seeing last night by u.s. secretary of defense who said this earlier in the day at a meeting for the ukraine defense contact group. take a listen. >> our support for ukraine struggled against tierney makes all of the countries more secure, so a soft burn and secure is critical to the security. and we must not waver in our support for ukraine. >> a lot of foreign policy agenda items on the list for the biden administration to deal with at midst rising global conflicts, todd and carley. >> todd: trey, thank you. back at home for the new hampshire primary election is in the books and trump be haley by 11 points. the focus shifts to south carolina where haley's are from governor 2011-2017. speak with this race is far from over.

let's bring in kimberly fox news contributor and editorial board of the wall street journal.merican enterprises and washington post white house reporter tyler pager. happy new year to you all. so, kim, looking at iowa, ron desantis has put everything into it. what are expectations for him going into iowa? >> yeah, i think his right now expectations have been set pretty high and that is the concern for him is that if nikki haley does better than expected, if he comes in a third, especially when you look ahead at the following contests and her relative strength next to him, there could be a lot of pressure for him to get out of there. so this is going to be -- that night is all about what the stakes are for ron desantis appear how he puts himself on the board. >> mike: let's look at the real clear politics average recent polls in the hawkeye state president trump with a huge lead, desantis who has done all 99 counties a distant second nikki haley behind him ramaswamy in single digits as well as chris christie. tyler how do you see it. >> i think it's the big test as kimberly sa

street journal, american political scientist o-bryan.ct by reaching some agreements, within the framework of which kiev will have to sacrifice a significant part of its territories. this is precisely what the policy of his administration speaks for, which did everything possible to not give the ukrainians weapons capable of inflicting attacks on crimea. well, the question is, what do the americans need in ukraine then, if they don’t need victory, and maybe for the americans , victory is its own specific concept? you know, huh? in less than 10 months, we will learn the name of the new president of the united states. the united states has entered the decisive stage of the presidential race, so the americans, namely the american administration, the white house, will have to somehow find a way to drag this president to the elections, so that nothing happens to him and so that somehow, with the help of some that manipulation to achieve his re-election. depending on how this happens, in fact, the ukrainian crisis and other issues that are deri

it strikes "the wall street journal" and most sane americans. it's just crazy. >> it is. it's a revealing moment about this moment in time for the republican party, which is to say they have in front of them senate and house republicans, a deal, if you handed it to them a couple of years ago or before donald trump was around, they would have been thrilled with. this is what they have been talking about. the border is a problem, a crisis, and they have something to do with it. why are they not doing it? to protect donald trump. there's a few moments along the way, and this is one of them that really clarify and tell you the whole story. are you working on behalf of the country? are you working on behalf of the people who want to see the border crisis resolved? they think there should be an orderly system in the country. that's what you said for generations, and here it is. you won't take it because donald trump is calling your office and telling you not to do it. yesterday he said publically on truth social, don't do a deal until i get there, and i will fix evything. >> ye

they don't want anything from the wall street journal, we have nothing to offer them an assumption isbe pretty open and their comments and questions are raised about evan and other prisoners that they're open to an exchange and they're looking for a deal. hopefully they'll happen sooner rather than later. find deal. hopefully they'll happen sooner rather than later. and you have no idea _ sooner rather than later. and you have no idea whether— sooner rather than later. and you have no idea whether a _ sooner rather than later. and you have no idea whether a court - sooner rather than later. and you | have no idea whether a court case sooner rather than later. and you i have no idea whether a court case is pending and what data will be? there is a case pending but the _ is a case pending but the conventional wisdom has been that until someone is convicted, the russians are unwilling to exchange and make a swap and unclearfrom president putin's latest comments, that gives them a basis to say he was guilty and i will take some blame and found guilty. the extend our best wishes _ blame and

. >> and it hasn't been stopped, according to a "wall street journal" from yesterday, even now bytedanceorkers with access to different channels -- i'm quoting, private information of american citizens including their birth date and ip address. that's now. >> senator, the media doesn't always get it right. >> but the chinese communist party does? >> i'm not saying that. we have billions of dollars to build this project, it's rigorous, robust and i'm proud of the work that the employees are doing to protect the data. >> it's not protected, that's the problem, mr. chew. it's not protected at all. it's subject to chinese protection. your app, and heaven's knows i've got problems with everybody here, but your app, unlike any of those, is subject to control and inspection of a foreign hostile government that has actively tried to track the whereabouts of every americans they get their hands on. your app ought to be banned in the united states for the security of this country. thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator corona. >> thank you, mr. chairman. as we've heard, children face all sorts of dan

north korean ballistic missiles are one type, and the wall street journal is catching up you say, you are referring specifically to the american military, political officials that , in fact, russia and iran... are on the finish line for the purchase of ballistic missiles, including short-range ballistic missiles, with delivery starting already this spring of the 24th year, eh, this is a continuation of this story, but now really these two posts, they coincided in time, but when we talk about north korea, we almost have some debris to analyze, and the iran-iranian missile threat as well, it's well... really speaking exists, i think now ours partners will take measures to prevent this from happening, because such information about the possibility of supplying iranian missiles was available last year, and then the possibilities and methods of countermeasures were also analyzed, these missiles were never delivered, and now i think such an extremely important point, i repeat, for ukrainian diplomacy, to still push this certain there... the expectations of our european american partners reg

"wall street journal" poll that might be unacceptable to joe biden, half of americans are directly impacted by biden's agenda in a poor way. these are voters. when i wake up, you don't think voting will change everyday life, now that is the case and i hope they pull the lever the other way at this point. >> they are suffering with minority vote and look at immigration cries, it has tripled, 250,000 illegal immigrants in december alone, this is insane and this 6000-person caravan heading this way. they are asking biden to let them in. >> dr. nesheiwat: he reversed everything don't did. he instituted remain in mexico, title 42, the wall. biden day one stopped building of the wall, removed remain in mexico and removed title 42. this look at big picture and americans are feeling the struggle. i think biden has a lot on his plates, he is under stress and what does stress do to people with dementia? it exacerbates it. i am not saying he has dementia. but it is found people with high stress levels have problems with memory, challenges with decision-making, changes in mood, we see all that, especia

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certainly you see it in the, in the new york times, the washington post of wall street journal. there's sort of this understanding. yeah, this didn't work out very well. all right, we're gonna live with our former republican virginia republican center for virginia . richard black, thank you. sent over, going to the to land american journalists. gonzalo lira has reportedly died in prison in ukraine at the age of 55 us journalist sided. there is father who believes the son was tortured to death over his criticism of lot of their zalinski. i cannot accept the way my son has died. he was tortured extorted incommunicado for 8 months, and 11 days, and the us embassy did nothing to help my son. the responsibility of this strategy is the dictators of lensky with the concurrence of a c. now american president joe biden, it's a gonzalez there. i had over 83000 followers on youtube or he published videos mocking the american establishment last may. he was arrested in the ukrainian city of car called for this credit in view of credit in leadership an army after he criticized gibson willingn

according to a poll the wall street journal this last fall a majority of voters believe that they shouldbe able to get an in cases where the health of the mother is under threat. we voters will turn out to protect reproductive rights, of course they do. the biden administration is betting that this will still be the case and they'll be holding their own ballot initiatives to protect these fundamental rights. what this is including voters who may not seem excited about voting right now. they kicked -- >> will be a nationwide to her to dry attention to the impacts of abortion restrictions. she highlighted up number of heartbreaking cases of women being denied care, women being forced to carry fetuses who won't live outside of the room. and she used those stories to make very important point. >> i think it's very important to understand the courage it takes to share those kinds of stories. and the reality of what is happening in realtime. across our country. every story that we hear there are so many that we do not hear about. >> it's so important to remember that there are so many that we

what the "wall street journal" said, iran and the houthis are putting american lives at risk, even iftack iran military, consequences of failed deterrence with u.s. servicemen paying the price. is there a way, dan, you think biden could strike iran that would not broaden this into a wider conflict and would send a message to iran that they got to back off? >> dan: well, i think we are already in a fairly wider conflict right now. i think there are two things the administration could do. first, it's one thing to strike houthi munitions to degrade their capability. but really the counter terrorism fight is all about targeting senior houthi terrorists themselves. we have to find and fix and finish those targets and that's how we make it safer for us in the red sea. and then yes, i think we can demonstrate to iran we are capable of interdicting iran's efforts to resupply houthis with munitions and ratchet up against iran. pakistan launched an attack in iran. we have seen tit for tat kinetic strikes. the trump administration lethally headed the head ever the irgc, soleimani, and many belie

street journal article israel told the americans that it needs more weapons support to operate in lebanonis clear that here the main factor of time, because that is what the israelis made the main change when they worked out the equation of whether they could simultaneously conduct two operations in the south against hamas in the gaza strip in the north in lebanon against hezbol. it is not the americans who manage to stop it, it hits further than the middle east, on the european economy, and the eu decides for a reason to urgently carry out an operation against kusit, because of the refusal of our gas, supplies through the red sea are critical to it. yes, there are a million on the streets in sanaa, in support of palestine and the naval blockade. in response, sana is bombed by the americans; their joint operation with the british against the houthis is called posseidon's archer, and this is revenge for the knocked out tanker. the houthis' logic is based on the fact that they control the coast the most necessary narrowest of... in the persian gulf, and two sunken ships are enough to block

i don't know if you saw in "the wall street journal," thist has been studied.ike her to sink her teeth into this. don't get robbed in the subway. it is proven in the criminal justice systemtice is not againt black americans. they are treated more leniently. it is poverty and lack of father. if you to go back to the 30s ad 40s, that there more racism in this country and more poverty. fathers were there. >> you tell that to people and that doesn't help anybody.oh, i will go out and get a father. i will be right back. this is the problem with themess republican message, telling people we need more fathers. liv it doesn't help anybody. the reality is the world hasesse changed. >> i am still fighting for the notdad's. i am not giving up on dad's.ning >> that is your next book.r pr >> my next book is available for preorder.s >> america's dad, jesse watters. >> the director of "star wars" causing controversy over what she said about men. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose new neuriva ultra. unlike some others, it supports 7 brain health indicators,

later , the wall street journal reported that byvin had agreed to tighten immigration policies to ensuree. how do you assess the prospect that the united states of america, rather quickly, or so... that it would still be profitable for ukraine, this speed, this decision, or the aid that olaf scholz and germany increased almost twice for 7 billion euros, at some point they have to compensate for this lack of funding from the united states of america and our partners are deliberately working synchronously and biden on... at the expense of germany to compensate ukraine for this small time lag that arose from the moment of the last tranche of united states of america? well, first of all, it should be said that the europeans, thank god, old europe, at least in the form of germany, it understands the threat from the russian federation, i think i have said this more than once on the air. very nice research center, that is , the foreign policy council, where they said that after this war for 5-6 years, the russian federation will be able to attack one of the nato member countries, that is, there

later information appeared from the wall street journal that biden agreed to strengthen immigration policykraine. how do you assess the prospect of the united states of america, rather quickly, or so that it would still be profitable for ukraine, this speed, this decision, or some kind of increased assistance. olaf scholz and germany will almost double from four to 7 billion euros at some point to compensate for this lack of funding from the united states of america and our partners are deliberately working in sync and biden is trying to compensate at the expense of germany this is a small lag for ukraine, which has occurred since the last tranche from the united states. america , well, first of all, it should be said that the europeans, thank god, old europe, at least in, let’s say, in the form of germany, it understands the threat from the russian federation, i think i already said this more than once on the air, it was very good research center, that is, the foreign policy council, where they said that after this war for 5-6 years and the russians... the federation will be able to attac

we've had tles recently in our american press. here's one from the "wall street journal."january. mr. president, i'd like to submit this for the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sullivan: and here's another one from "the washington post," mr. president. four ways china is trying to interfere in china's presidential election. that was actually from today's "washington post." i'd like to submit that for the record.ye. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. sullivan: so, mr. president, we are almost certainly facing a volatile and maybe even dangerous period in the taiwan strait because of the chinese communist party. the election is january 13. inauguration won't take place until may. so what we need to do as a country is to provide steady, unwavering resolve and support of taiwan's democracy. and of course we need to continue to critically enhance cross strait deterrence. mr. president, i'll end with one final thing before my colleague from virginia, i know wantst7o say a few words on this important resolution. but this is also a vulnerability fo

maria: well, the wall street journal this morning writes biden, iran and three dead americans, the sorry is that these casualties are the result of president's policy choices, mr. biden tolerated more than 150 iranian problems hey attacks on u.s. forces in the middle east since october, only occasionally has he or the administration registered more than rhetorical displeasure by retaliating militarily and only then with limited air strikes. liz, why this appeasement. >> i think they inherited from the obama administration this misguided view if we work hard enough and look the other way and appease them and give them enough money they'll turn away from the we with hate the united states, we hate israel policy. we have never gotten even under the obama administration which was more conciliatory, we have never made pro ne progress withn and nor will we. maria: house republicans announcing two articles of impeachment against dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas yesterday. this of course in response to the growing crisis at our southern border. the first article ayou cueing him of he refusing hi

an attack on a military base in jordan. told the wall street journal, according to the publication,he post was waiting for the return the uav, after completing the task, an alien drone appeared in the air along with it. the military , unable to determine whether it was friendly or hostile, allowed the drone to enter the base unhindered. as a result, three military personnel were killed and more than forty were injured, this is the latest data from the pentagon. since the beginning of the crisis in the middle east, american bases in iraq and syria have already been attacked 165 times. destroyed part of a residential building in rotterdam, the glass was broken by the blast wave, at least 15 cars parked nearby overturned, the fire spread to neighboring building. according to preliminary information, the cause of the explosions was a gas leak. firefighters and investigative agencies are on the scene. and now economic news. maria, within the framework of brix, russia is discussing the integration of payment infrastructures, so the central bank reported how much financial transfer our sys

due to an identification mix, all the wall street journal sites. us officials are saying the militant troll approached the base of the same time as an american one was returning, causing confusion over whether the 2nd you, if he was friendly or not. a former senior pentagon animal is mike, i'm a live told dar t washington is only creating problems instead of bringing solutions to the middle east. we really need some adults in this room in it and, and they're nowhere to be found. and right now it's not looking good. i mean, when you have people like lindsey graham and the, and, and other us senators calling for direct hits on to ron. you're on. what's the point? let you know what, what do you want to do? well, you, you, you want to create a, a conflagration that's going to be worldwide without realizing the consequences that they, they're, they're not thinking. it's all irrational. and i think that this policy that we have right now we're remaining in iraq and then illegally in syria has got to change immediately. part of that part of that response, i think by the uh, she, a resistance

street journal writes with reference to officials, this is interesting, but doesn’t this mean that themediately arises. iran is definitely to blame for this then , well, because iran is to blame for everything, now i talked to the iranians today, i asked, it wasn’t you who knocked them out, they tell me: fear god, we have such leverage on the same ones, he says, the houthis don’t, do you even have any idea what kind of people these are? and if something was decided, no, that’s a completely different question, but if the drone struck, well, what does iran have to do with it, that’s not the point, they remained elements, that is, it is possible to identify them. perhaps what kind of drone is this, what kind of drone is it, then all questions will be immediately cleared up, why are the americans suddenly saying, what does it mean, they mixed up the drone , they mixed it up, with a spyglass, self-formulation, yes, we mixed up the drone, it doesn’t work like that, they’re making it dark they, because look, the second day is already ending, no one really knows yet, then, why does iran need t

the "wall street journal" writes it this way.terrence has collapsed in the region and americans are dying, mr. biden's repeated displays of weakness are inviting for attacks. with that, let's bring in our panel, guy benson, political editor at town hall.com host of the guy benson show on fox news radio. matthew continetti. axios political reporter stef kight. all right, guy, there? balance here. for a long time critics saying a stronger pushback. now there is pushback to the pushback saying we don't want to stop world war iii but iran needs to hear an answer from the u.s. >> now that they have killed three americans and it turns out that looking stern and if you are rowing your brow and saying don't into the camera will calculation that iran is making. why are they making that calculation. they are not doing in a vacuum on what they experienced or not experienced in the united states for the last several months. i think kirby is right. but it's actually an indictment of his boss. >> bret: here is the pentagon press secretary majo