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but his name, ron kon, reports from the port city of learning and cypress. the maritime core door is full of difficulties and the cooling it, the maritime car. it'll announce by the you with his partners. it's supposed to be one solution to alleviate what can only be described as a looming firm, and we are launching this cypress, mary, tim corey, the to get the cyprus to europe in union, the united arab emirates and think united states and it is your relentless work to get this call your up and running despite all the challenges. and this is truly inspiring, but it's not enough. i know in the official enough to get the massive amounts of 8 and you put 2300000 palestinians trapped in the strip. hundreds of trucks carrying crucial aid remains stranded in egypt. but israel is ignoring coals to reopen line crossings into the strip. do you an agency for palestinian refugees says moving 8 by land is the most effective root is so easy, less of crossing points. but to make the list that as well with a balance of strict, this is what we use before the worst part is o

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i mean, you know, is rohed kon exists as it does without us 8. right? and it was obviously she whom has stopped short of actually saying that we're going to withdraw aid will make it conditional. the notion of using a term level, which is actually probably a euphemism for saying, a conditional aid. and the so much pressure now in the democratic party to actually have a withdrawn that. and you know is aware of that, along with humans, comments. i just want to shoot me as well. look at use it for relevant to you. he said this is a man made crisis. you know, i was very aware of the continued pressure building out, not just from the us, but from the you. so i think he knows that the next escalation and this in addition to maybe more sanctions of satellites, which 5 is already announced would be potential conditional aids to as well. so he will be aware and he'll be worried, especially with this quote for new elections in his row. all right, small calling joe. and thank you as a way for your time. we appreciate it. thank you. still ahead on knowledge as they

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the brain power jason chafeet, former utah kon congressman. and fox news contributor, sean duffy. co-host of "the bottom line." and former prosecutor, and steve forbes. editor in chief, author the inflation. thank you. sean duffy you were a prosecutor, can you bust a sitting president? >> it is hard to do, politics with that, he has immunity. larry: legally. >> you have to wait. there is a flimflam argument by robert hur to say, joe biden is forgetful, therefore i can't win a conviction, prosecutors say one president was charged let's look at charging this one on bases of equality of the law, and i'll let a you'jury died, we too it all of the time, present the case robert hur, if a jury convicts him so be it, if they convict him that is what prosecutors do, the fact you have this evidence, joe biden knew he had classified documents, he can't call up archives and say i have the classified documents, he used them to write his book and he kept them, this is an egree egregious crime, if we're prosecuting former presidents trump and biden have to be treated similarly. larry: why didn't

business records case, which is the next trial, this month -- it's not clear that the underlying statute konsme as a predicate crime to render a state misdemeanor charge or felony. only these new york state offenses to serve as the predicate crimes to enhance state misdemeanors to state level felonies. these are open legal questions that are likely to be pursued during trial. explain to us why it's important to understand some cases. it sounds like you found two problems with the theory of the case against trump in new york. >> yes, this is a good example of what we wanted people to be able to do, understand this as deep as they wanted to go. obviously what you're raising, super in the weeds on an important legal issue. >> well, you raised it. >> true. >> it's your book. >> and also -- >> see how he is? >> exactly. tough. tough. so, this has to do with something that people have really come to understand, which is that what was charged in this case is false business records. those are misdemeanors normally, unless your intending to do it in connection with some other crime. so, the legal issu

history park is preparing for their a-kon on saturday, rain or shine.news yeah, speaking of that, while these easter egg hunts be muddy, well, you know, today we do have a possibility that certainly in the south bay, the peninsula so scattered showers, chance of a thunderstorm, level one system with low 60s as that area of low pressure to the west of us to parts and sinks south for your sunday. >> better chance of a dry easter egg hunt in the morning with the low 50s. still an isolated shower, the accuweather seven day forecast monday and tuesday the sunniest and the warmest days. still holding on to some warmth on wednesday, increasing clouds, much cooler. thursday. friday could see a few raindrops return, so squeezing in some dry days, but certainly soggy out there. and you know, we probably need it. a rinse out, the pollen in the air and also give us a break with everything drying out so quickly, which will happen, of course, in another week or two. so of course. >> yeah. no that's the benefit right. for all those who are struggling with those allerg

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general whiting: i would say today our kons laigs are optimized for a benign environment.d those constellations until we develop the next generation of resilient constellations. that work is ongoing to deploy the next generation of resilient capabilities but we are still going to have to protect and defend for years to come. so that's why we have to also focus on the protect and defend capabilities. senatoreral cotton, i think we can agree that it's important important to continue minuteman's operational ratings. it to conducting retest launches of minuteman to demonstrate the united states nuclear deterrent is safe, secure, reliable and: r the question. i think the answer is, i want to be able to have an ability to surveil allinclude the minutemas my bomber forces and my slbm force as well. senator budd: general whiting, you've spoken about the need to maximize partnerships so whyis o our national security space capabilities? general whiting: senator, all the things we have to do in space, it's so mucht, you know, no one department, service, command, even country can do a

andurally narrow e cutting edge of freedom today is in eastern europe and in asia in places like taiwan and kon, i'd love to hear what you think. citizehip educatioy there's there's a there's a point here in that to get back to what i was saying earlier, the point the k-12 system isn't to produce college students. it's to produce responsible adult citizens. and and so it's not just a question of this program, but you could call it americanentir studies and try to take that back from the people who have stolen it and, i actually would try to lean to virtues based education. typically, you think about civics education, what comes to mind is participate in in the the extrinsic democratic do you understand the the three branches of governnt you votingl process. all of those things leaping over the virtues upon which a self-governing society depends. right. so we have more and more young people that understand this idea of courage justice, temperance, wisdom. those are the core human virtues for which a civil society is based. so sometimes i think we do ourselves a disservice when we say civics. in