the ben white situation is very interesting.al. they are top of the league, they conceded the least amount of goals in the premier league. theyjust got through to the quarterfinals of the champions league. he's playing the best football of his career. but he still not in this england squad. at one time, england did have a real depth full—back with kyle walker, rhys james, trent alexander armour —— trent alexander arnold. gareth southgate, as we heard, has revealed that the sporting director edu called detector director and said ben white did not want to be considered for selection. aha, ben white did not want to be considered for selection. a couple of new collects. _ considered for selection. a couple of new collects. great _ considered for selection. a couple of new collects. great opportunityj of new collects. great opportunity for them. ,., ., , of new collects. great opportunity for them. ., , ., , for them. gareth southgate is really bi on the for them. gareth southgate is really big on the pathway. _ for them. gareth sout

ben white then rounded things off after the break as the blades improved a little in the second half.o mikel arteta's side are third, but sheffield united are rock bottom, 11 points from safety with 11 games to go. it was a great performance, a big result for us again with the amount of goals that we scored and the clean sheet and the fact that the team shows signs of wanting more. i mean a good moment, so very positive. we just hope that we can be better and we can earn more points than we did last season. we have some players back as well, the likes of thomas and fabio and that's great news. so let's give it a go. you know, that might be a way forward for us now to play the young boys. i'm a bit disappointed in a few of the boys' performances as well. i think some of them can do better, but obviously i take that overall responsibility of trying to get it right and, you know, we toyed with going 5—4, bodies in the middle of the park to clog that area up but we didn't and unfortunately the result is the result and we have live with it. chelsea striker sam kerr is set to face trial in

well ben white returns at scrum—half.tarting 15. as for england, they have made one change to their starting 15 as they prepare to face france. elliot daly comes in for immanuel feyi—waboso, who reported concussion symptoms early in the week so he has not been included. the final day of the cheltenham festival is to come on friday, when the gold cup, the highlight of the festival, takes place. but on thursday there were wins for some familiar faces from the world of football, like former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson. laura scott can tell us more from a rainy cheltenham. he hadn't had a cheltenham festival winner before today with one at the start of the day and then a second in the ryanair chase when protector act won for him. he is a part owner. it is trained by dan skelton. you can see the look on sir alex's face when he celebrated those two winners. it looked like the joy we were used to seeing what he was a football manager and i asked dan skelton, if he had ever spoken to sir alex about the impact of b

well ben white returns at scrum—half.he starting 15. as for england, they have made one change to their starting 15 as they prepare to face france. elliot daly comes in for emmanuel feyi—waboso, who reported concussion symptoms early in the week so he has not been included. the final day of the cheltenham festival is to come on friday, when the gold cup, the highlight of the festival, takes place. but on thursday there were wins for some familiar faces from the world of football, like former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson. laura scott can tell us more from a rainy cheltenham. he hadn't had a cheltenham festival winner before today and then he had one with one of the start of the day and then a second in the ryanair chase when protector act won for him. he is a part owner. it is trained by dan skelton. you can see the look on sir alex's face when he celebrated those two winners. it looked like the joy will be used to seeing what he was a football manager and asked dan skelton, if he had ever spoken to sir alex

ben white then rounded things off after the break as the blades improved a little in the second half.

well ben white returns at scrum—half.in the starting 15. as for england, they have made one change to their starting 15 as they prepare to face france. elliot daly comes in for emmanuel feyi—waboso, who reported concussion symptoms early in the week so he has not been included. the final day of the cheltenham festival is to come on friday, when the gold cup, the highlight of the festival, takes place. but on thursday there were wins for some familiar faces from the world of football, like former manchester united manager sir alex ferguson. laura scott can tell us more from a rainy cheltenham. he hadn't had a cheltenham festival winner before today and then he had one with one of the start of the day and then a second in the ryanair chase when protector act won for him. he is a part owner. it is trained by dan skelton. you can see the look on sir alex's face when he celebrated those two winners. it looked like thejoy will be used to seeing what he was a football manager and asked dan skelton, if he had ever spoken to sir a

you are right, ben. super— for the white house now? you are right, ben.the white house now? you are right, ben. super tuesday is - for the white house now? you are| right, ben. super tuesday is super because it has the potential to shape the outcome of the race and has the potential to establish front runners. president biden, when he was the candidate in 2020 actually turned it around on super tuesday back then. of course there is no pressure on him this time around, we know he will win the democratic primary is. as for his opponent donald trump, it is pretty much a foregone conclusion that he will continue to clean up the primary is as he has been doing so far, which will likely lead to his last republican rival nikki haley dropping out. having said all that, what will be interesting to see is by what margins they win in all these states. believe it or not there are still plenty of independent voters left in this country and a lot of polls suggest many americans don't actually want a rematch of president biden and donald trump, pointing to their older a

ben white then rounded things off after the break as the blades improved a little in the second half.o mikel arteta's side are third, but sheffield united remain rock—bottom 11 points from safety with 11 games to go. it was a great performance, a big result for us again with the amount of goals that we scored and the clean sheet, and the fact that the team shows signs of wanting more and being a good moment. so very positive. we just hope that that we can be better and we can earn more points than we did last season. we have some players back as well, the likes of thomas and fabio, and that's great news. so let's give it a go. you know, that might be a way forward for us now to play the young boys. i'm a bit disappointed in a few of the boys' performances as well they can some of them can do better. but obviously i take that overall responsibility of trying to get it right, and, you know, we toyed with going 4—5 bodies in the middle of the park, you know, making sure that we we've clogged that area up. but we didn't. and unfortunately, the result is what the result is. and we have to

george horne takes over from ben white at scrum—half.t boxing is back in saudi arabia — with britain�*s anthonyjoshua taking on former ufc champion francis ngannou in riyadh on friday. the 37—year—old french—cameroonian fighter, made his boxing debut against tyson fury four months ago and suffered a contentious split—decision loss, having earlier put down the wbc champion. an element of surprise perhaps forjoshua then, who comes into the fight after a straightforward victory over otto wallin back in december. he says he�*s prepared for what his opponent can bring. when i take on challenges i learn a lot about myself. it is all mental. physically i have been blessed and i am using it to my capability, mentally i have learned how to challenge myself, keeps me eating healthy, sleeping better, brings all that nature in me to compete. that�*s why i do it. i have got a lot to lose but it aligns with my dna. i am here. aligns with my dna. iam here. i have climbed aligns with my dna. i am here. i have climbed to the top of the _ i am here. i hav

ben white then rounded things off after the break as the blades improved a little in the second half. 11 points from safety with 11 games to go.

okay >> white. >> ben white. >> ben white. >> oh, bentley. ben white >> oh, bentley. yeah. new contract with signed a new contract with arsenal, ben white said arsenal, but ben white has said that he does not want to play for england now. >> isn't it? >> extraordinary isn't it? >> extraordinary isn't it? >> find this very bizarre now , >> i find this very bizarre now, he away during the he did walk away during the world in qatar for personal world cup in qatar for personal reasons. and this is the big announcement for, for arsenal saying, oh, he signed a new contract. but this happens on the same day that gareth southgate has announced his new squad for these friendlies, which coming up, and ben which are coming up, and ben white said that doesn't white has said that he doesn't want it. didn't want part of it. he didn't actually to gareth actually speak to gareth southgate . it edu who is at southgate. it was edu who is at x who is working at x play who is working at arsenal, spoke to , gareth arsenal, spoke to, gareth southgate's assistant. it's like our people will speak

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ben white took offence to that , as if he at it. if he was being that, felt as if he was being disrespected, decided to walk away. and, as far as i'm concerned, if you get called up by your country, it's the greatest honour you could have . greatest honour you could have. you don't turning it down. you don't be turning it down. you don't be turning it down. you walk away it you don't walk away from it unless something awful has happened. the look of happened. and by the look of that, not awful. but this. >> me, man. >> me, man. >> yeah. that's how dare >> yeah. that's it. how dare you! going to play for you! i'm not going to play for you! i'm not going to play for you if you're going to be like that. england. you should you if you're going to be like théthere. england. you should be there. >> yeah, well, sort of tend to agree. >> slice of humble pie. >> each slice of humble pie. >> each slice of humble pie. >> whether we'll >> i wonder whether we'll see that. >> paul. thank you very much indeed. you . indeed. thank you. >> do stay w

white to be part of his latest squad, but the answer was no. at what it called the "repeated failureen more money flow down to clubs lower down the football pyramid. top flight clubs walked away from a proposed deal earlier this week, sparking a backlash across the game and renewed calls for independent regulation. here's our sports editor dan roan. peterborough versus stevenage in league 1 last night as the season enters its decisive stage. at this level of the game, the goal of financial sustainability is a challenge. and in a week in which premier league clubs failed to agree a £900 million deal to share more of their wealth, today the dispute intensified. in a statement, the efl said it was clearly disappointed at their repeated failure to put forward any new funding offer. the lack of progress once again demonstrates how difficult an issue this is for football to address without independent input. a lot of top players in english football, whether it be in the premier league or the national teams, have made their debuts in the football league in the past, and it's important for e

white.tos. hola a todos y bienvenidos. si usted o alguien que conoce resultó lesionado en un accidente que no fue su culpa, tenemos profesionales preparados para decirle cuánto vale su caso. milo, dígale a los televidentes en casa quién debería llamar ahora mismo. claro, victoria. cualquier persona herida en un accidente. y no fue su culpa. debería llamar ahora mismo. tenemos agentes disponibles para responder sus preguntas y le dirán si tiene caso y cuánto vale. gracias. llame ahora mismo. chiu salud. salud es tener quien me cuide desde lejos. quien me haga suspirar y me ayude a respirar. salud es tener a alguien que me contagie su risa y me haga sentir que si no sana hoy, sanará mañana. sí. salud salud es rodearte de quienes te hacen sentir bien en kaiser permanente trabajamos juntos para cuidar de todo lo que tú eres. hola a todos y bienvenidos una vez más. si a resultado lesionado en un accidente que no fue su culpa, tenemos profesionales listos para decirle cuánto vale su caso. milo sán

gareth southgate says he has "no issue" with ben white after the arsenal defender made himself unavailablee said arsenal sporting director edu told him that white did not want to be considered, and he has not been selected for england since the 2022 world cup when he left for personal reasons. brentford striker ivan toney is back for the first time since his eight—month ban for breaching fa betting rules. there are also first—time call—ups for newcastle forward anthony gordon — the 23—year—old has scored ten goals in all competitions this season for his club — and for 21—year—old defender jarrad branthwaite, who's impressed for everton this season. and the england manager is looking forward to working with him. with england, we have to experiments, play young players, as do well, win and do all those things, but were happy with that, if he did say he play as well as he had, then i would have a question that. so, he's in our merit and we're really keen to work with him and find out a bit more about him. thursday sees the final round of last 16 matches to reach the quarterfinals of the europ

ben white and jamie ritchie respectively, lewis, the son of wallaby ritchie respectively, lewis, theat ritchie respectively, lewis, the son of wallaby great michael, will make his debut. wales host france on sunday after three defeats. that is all the sport for now. anna, back to you. thank you, paul. the scottish government has announced a public inquiry into the way police conducted the original inquiry into the murder of emma caldwell almost 20 years ago. the 27—year—old vanished in april 2005. her body was found in woods in south lanarkshire the following month. the death of ms caldwell in april 2005 was one of scotland's longest running unsolved murders. last week, iain packer was found guilty of 33 charges against a total of 22 women, including emma's murder, and 11 rapes. scottish justice secretary angela constance announced the public inquiry in an emotional address to the scottish parliament earlier today. to the caldwell family, no matter what i say today are announced in this chamber, it will not be enough to respond to your loss and tragedy. but i, this government— i very

george horne takes over from ben white at scrum—half and andy christie comes in to the back row, instead—time grand slam champions will face the russian fifth seed andrey rublev in the next round. dan evans and emma raducanu play their opening round matches in california later this evening. but after the biggest win of her career on sunday when she won the title in san diego, katie boulter is out of indian wells, beaten in straight sets by italy's camila giorgi. boulter called it a humbling defeat afterwards. jack draper has also gone out in the opening round, losing to australia's christopher 0'connell. rafael nadal has expressed what he calls his "great sadness" at having to withdraw from indian wells. he made his long—awaited return after almost a year out with injury injanuary at the brisbane international, but suffered a hip injury there and says he's not yet ready to play at the highest level. and away from indian wells, the queen's club is set to stage a pre—wimbledon tournament for women for the first time since 1973, which would be held the week after the french open injune, and

speaking of the england squad, gareth southgate says he has "no issue" with ben white after the arsenalntford striker ivan toney is back for the first time since his eight—month ban for breaching fa betting rules. there are also first time call ups for newcastle forward anthony gordon, the 23—year—old has scored ten goals in all competitions this season for his club, and for 21—year—old defenderjarrad branthwaite who's impressed for everton this season — and the england manager is looking forward to working with him: cheltenham festival next, and it's dubbed st patrick's thursday for the irish who have been celebrating a lot of success so far. however, there's been a shift with some better news for the british today — particularly sir alex ferguson and harry redknapp. they've both had winners — ferguson enjoyed a double. his second win of the day came in the ryanair chase with protektorat. he's been coming to cheltenham for 20 years but hadn't had a winner until today. here's trainer dan skelton talking about working with the manchester united legend. he's a competitor and once he retir

and it's a fantastic he's fant hear about ben white, who's you hear about ben white, who's from saidle of any player to for their country player to play for their country , and taken it the right , and he's taken it the right way. who knows whether he'll way. and who knows whether he'll be the next couple be playing over the next couple of games. so it's good news for him he's a good player. i him and he's a good player. i think ben white will regret that. will it. that. i think he will regret it. i does regret it because i hope he does regret it because any turn down their any player to turn down their country, i think is whatever the reason is going to be a mistake, because you won't get asked back again, feeling again, i'm feeling a bit peckish. talk about again, i'm feeling a bit peckish. masters talk about again, i'm feeling a bit peckish. masters menus? ut menus? masters menus? >> yeah, the masters is >> yeah, yeah, the masters is coming augusta masters, coming up. the augusta masters, which favourite golf which is my favourite golf tournament, this is where tournament, it's. t

white and jamie ritchie respectively.ke his debut for the azzurri. on sunday, wales host france, looking for their first win after three defeats. and that's all the sport for now. paul, thank you very much. well let's get some more on that formula one story with news the woman who accused the principal of the red bull team, christian horner, of "inappropriate and controlling behaviour", has today been suspended. mr horner — who denied the allegations — was allowed to remain in his role. it is reported that her suspension, on full pay, relates to the findings of the independent investigation which cleared horner last week. sources suggest the reason given was that she had been dishonest, and that there were inconsistencies in the evidence she had provided. let's speak now to chris medland, formula 1journalist and broadcaster. what is going on? it continues to overshadow the red bull team after a really strong week last week in bahrain. . ., , really strong week last week in bahrain. . . , ., , , bahrain. yeah, it really do

that from nice is for an awesome to say, the full defend the ben white's go. sit on the act in the 2nd 6 it finished. i've also made it 7 premier league wins in a roof. they may fax within 2 points of lead as livable and the points behind sacrifice. nonsense decisions decided that there were a screen that many goals and those 2 and these angry sign. but he's about winning henry game and does the demise of those to close up with over the last 6 or 7 years . and the task ahead of us 5 minutes whole season is on the line later with the job . and so i'm needing to win the champions league last 16 time. it's not fair to stay in with a realistic tons of some silver. but by and have what do they trial one note from the 1st like and it's a, it's already been announced that had coach and thomas took a will leave at the end of the season with his team. the 10 points of the pace in the window sticker, the table has played down, suggestions that tuesdays month with lots here could be his final game and charge. it's been built out of the competition. it's difficult to look at the bright side of thi

before defend that ben whites go sit on the act to the 2nd 6 that finish. i've also made it 7 primarily twins in a row. they move back to the 3 points of leaders, middle school. 6th decided that there were a screen that many goals and i know consume isn't great sign, but he's of a winning henry game and does the demise of those to close upwards over there. the last 6 or 7 years and the task ahead of us 5 minutes whole season is on the line, right? so with the jam inside needing to win the champions league, la 16 tie with lots here to stay in with a realistic tons of some silver. so by and have what to do, they trail one note from the fast like an it today is already being announced that head coach thomas typically will leave at the end of the season with his team. 10 points of the pace independence because the table has placed down suggestions, but she stays much without sale, could be his final game and charge if and knocks out of the competition was difficult to look at the bright side of this, of, of this child. but still it's important to accept the cha

white. of wanting more and i'm in a good moment, so very positive. you know, that might be a way forward for us now, to play the young boys. i'm a bit disappointed in a few of the boys' performances as. well. some of them can do better. obviously, i take overall- responsibility of trying to get right. we toyed with going 5—4. we though 4—5, bodies in the middle of the . park, making sure that we clogged that area up, but we didn't and - unfortunately the result is the result and we - have to live with it. chelsea striker sam kerr is set to face trial after being charged with racially aggravated harassment of a police officer. the 30—year—old australia international pleaded not guilty to the offence at a court hearing yesterday. kerr is scheduled to appear at wimbledon magistrates court on the 1st of february next year. it follows an alleged incident in january 2023. she denied the charge at kingston upon thames crown court. the striker is currently sidelined after suffering an anterior cruci

joining us now from washington is white house communications director, ben labolt.thank you so much for being with us this morning. as you just heard tom talking there about, you know, the pressure for a cease-fire continues to mount, when is president biden going to have that come to jesus meeting -- those are his words -- with prime minister netanyahu? >> the president has been working on this every hour as has his administration and cabinet officials. secretary blinken is in the region right now. the president has been working with the prime minister. he's been working with regional partners such as the egyptians, the jordanians, the qataris, to try to put in place a temporary cease-fire for six weeks that would get hostages out, get additional humanitarian aid into gaza and allow for a cease-fire that could be built from. as you know and just pointed out in the last segment, the president is making sure that humanitarian assistance gets in by land, by air, and by sea to the 2 million civilians in gaza that desperately need food, water, and medicine. >> janai: an

joining me now is ben rhodes, former deputy national security advisor for the obama white house., thanks for being here with me this evening. there was a lot of consternation leading up to this meeting that orhp ban would basically be an interlockter for putin and it feels like that's exactly what happened. how do you see that sort of fallout from that meeting last week? >> it's not subtle at all, alex. i don't usually plug things but i wrote a book a couple years ago which is both a sense of their own domestic politic and the kind of leaders they want to be at home and therefore the kind of world they want to live in. putin is at the far end of the authoritarian spectrum. he's already transitioned this country into what was trying to be a democracy into a one man dictatorship. orban is something in the middle. a liberal democracy and soft autocracy where there's really a one-party rule. trump wants to be these guys, but the price of that is kind of signing onto this no-holds barred, no respect for sovereignty, no care for democracy of putin's. putin is at the vanguard of this, t

rhodes, issued a white paper, describing the security risk that donald trump's financial situation now poses. national security professionals have long maintained that large personal debts present a significant countintelligence risk for those with access to classified information. notably donald trump's debts rise far above what security and counterintelligence officials find, concerning for most government servants, let alone the commander-in-chief. his debts are hardly the only source of concern. his well-established track record of recklessly sharing the classified information and use of presidential office for personal gain, dem straights has willingness to prioritize his own personal profits above the safety of americans. experts have also highlighted telltale signs of vulnerability including erratic behavior, severe financial strain, and anger towards the united states government, all qualities exhibited by donald trump. simply put, donald trump's unique and perilous financial situation presents real vulnerabilities for u.s. national security. earlier this evening, we recorded a

rhodes issued a white paper describing the security risk that donald trump's financial situation now poses . national security professionals have long maintained that large personal debts isn't a significant counterintelligence risk for those with access to classified information, notably donald trump's debts rise far above what security and counter intelligence officials find concerning foremost government servants, let alone a commander in chief. his debts are hardly the only source of concern. his well-established track record of recklessly sharing classified information and use of the presidential office for personal gain demonstrates his willingness to prioritize his own personal profits above the safety of americans. experts have also highlighted telltale signs of ability to foreign influence, including erratic behavior, severe financial strain, and anger toward the united states government, all qualities exhibited by donald trump. simply put, donald trump's unique and peerless financial situation presents real vulnerabilities for u.s. national security. earlier this evening, w

and assumption that australia has its own foreign policy or is it seen as an extension of what the whitereal shift since the election of a centerleft neighbor government -- labour government in may 2022. until then leaders saw australia as a follower of u.s. foreign policy. but since the election of prime minister albanese there's been more of a shift of positioning australia as a middle power alongside other middle powers in southeast asia. it's a degree of independent foreign policy more effective in blaring -- bringing the block together to advocate issues that are important like open ceilings -- open sea lanes and peace in the region, things along those lines. there has been a shift to subtlety in diplomacy in recent years. haidi: what about the shift we have seen from the albanese government and prime minister benny wong in terms of how we engage with china? there's a lot of focus on the economic vulnerabilities and also in tandem with that is a lot more associate -- assertiveness we have seen. ben: absolutely. we are seeing china go through its own journey at the moment with balanc

joining is former deputy national security advisor for the obama white house, ben rhodes. viktor orban would be an interlocutor for vladimir putin. it feels like that is exactly what happened. how do you see the sort of fallout from that meeting last week? >> it is not subtle at all, alex. i don't usually plug things that i wrote a book a couple of years ago that is about this phenomenon of trump, orban and vladimir putin and what they share in common, which is a sense of their domestic politics and the kind of leaders they want to be at home and therefore the kind of world they want to live in. putin is at the far end of the authoritarian spectrum. he has transitioned his country from something that was trying to be democracy to essentially a one man, one rule dictatorship. orban is in the middle. he has turned this country that was a liberal democracy and a soft autocracy where there is one party rule. trump wants to be these guys. but, the price of that is signing on to this no holds barred, no respect for sovereignty, no care for democracy foreign-policy of putin. puti

there's the story this week white, arsenal week about ben white, arsenal defender. he defender. within the camp, whatever it is, you must feel pretty strongly about anybody refusing to play for england, don't you? for someone that's represented the country more than anybody else? >> generally yeah. i mean, >> yeah. generally yeah. i mean, to be fair, i remember when, don revie was in charge of england and he, he didn't really play me at all. he played my old friend ray clemence and i got a bit fed up with sitting on the bench and not getting a chance, and they went on a pre—season, end of season tour to america. and i said look, why don't said to don, look, why don't you, some of the you, you know, let some of the other go and have a go. other keepers go and have a go. you know, i, you know, i'm going to over there and, you know, to go over there and, you know, it's season. so i did it it's a long season. so i did it on one occasion. you know, i think it was in protest, really. but i, you know, but generally i, you know, i can't understand why somebody, you know, wouldn't want t

white house communications director ben la bolt says they are just not going to be relying on the presidentvely and sending people -- sending senior officials to the white house -- the senior officials will be there and then people from radio and tv will be doing interviews with them. could be a good strategy but it also could be some people may make the argument that they are relying on other people to deliver the president's message for him, just that 10 seconds remaining to you, joe. >> joe: he should be on a media tour instead he will be i guess today is a vacation. this whole presidency has been a vacation. this looks horrible, this schedule but it always seems to look horrible. is he not working hard for the american people it's just that simple. >> todd: kjp is going to be saying he is prepping. he has been prepping for a while. >> steve: or

white house communications director ben la bolt says they are just not going to be relying on the president to deliver their message. they're also going to be standing out aggressively and sending people -- sending senior officials to the white house -- the senior officials will be there and then people from radio and tv will be doing interviews with them. could be a good strategy but it also could be some people may make the argument that they are relying on other people to deliver the president's message for him, just that 10 seconds remaining to you, joe. >> joe: he should be on a media tour instead he will be i guess today is a vacation. this whole presidency has been a vacation. this looks horrible, this schedule but it always seems to look horrible. is he not working hard for the american people it's just that simple. >> todd: kjp is going to be saying he is prepping. he has been prepping for a while. >> steve: good morning, everybody, precisely 6:00 a.m. here in new york city. this is monday, march 4th, 2024. and welcome to "fox & friends." we start with a fox news alert. high stakes

joining me now is ari fleischer, former white house press secretary and ben domenech editor-at-largee spectator. both are fox news contributors. so, ari, what do you make of this. you see what is happening inside this star-studded event and you see what is taking place outside the biden-obama clinton fundraiser. >> well, the first thing i make of it is get ready, republicans. you are going to get i couldn't tell fund raised all year long. the fact of the matter is, will, the democrats have become the party of the rich. the democrats actually defeat republicans now among those who earn more than $100,000 a year. those are now democratic voters. they used to be republican. now they are overwhelmingly democratic voters. and when you look at all the different infrastructure. the democratic party. the super pacs, not to mention the event tonight across the board. the democrats contributors are going to outraise republicans. republicans are going to have to work real hard and it's a wake-up shot, a warning want republicans to win they will have to contribute and work hard because the democ

we have told this to ben erickson, who is now at the white house. we have told this.e biden administration knows this, that it is a criminal regime, that it is financing, that it is supporting, that it is helping to kill us. and we say it is enough. we need new leadership in haiti. wendy different governance that respects our human rights. this is unattainable. this is unbelievable. it is inadmissible. we do not want it and we are in assistance mode. we are saying, no, we do not want this and the biden administration will pay for some of this because there are 1.5 million haitians in the united states and their beginning to threaten not to vote for biden. elections are decided by a few thousand votes, so 1.5 million haitians, that means a lot. they must reverse course. they must. juan: i would like to bring in jake johnston, the author of the new book "aid state: elite panic, disaster capitalism, and the battle to control haiti's." welcome. your assessment of the situation right now in haiti and the steps that need to be taken to restore some sense of safety to the po

house communications director ben labolt says land emissions and air drops will continue but says this pier will be more effective. ships can carry so much more humanitarian assistance than trucks. the pentagon expects the mission to eventually provide 2 million meals a day to gaza. no one. should be able to accept. the suffering that we've seen. congress has been largely supportive of the announcement, but even biden administration officials worry about protecting the aid once within gaza. the assistance has to be distributed. >> more effectively, secretary of state antony blinken points to chaotic distribution efforts where palestinians have rush aid trucks. >> but blinken says the best solution is a cease-fire. the issue is whether hamas decide or not. to have a cease-fire that would benefit everyone. the u.s. was hoping for a deal before ramadan this weekend, but negotiations are still stalled. in washington. i'm jessi tenure. >> all right. let's check in on our weather forecast now taking a live look outside at san francisco. the transamerica building out there. you can see the su

now, the white house communications director, ben labolt and ben, i appreciate your time. this strike coming so close to zelenskyy is convoy obviously is in the context of american funding for ukraine that is totally stalled in congress how sharp is president biden? biden's message to republicans going to be about this aid in the state of the union tomorrow night. >> well, it's certainly a strong case that the president will be making tomorrow night and that he's been making over the past several weeks. look, now is the time to pass the national security supplemental would provide with the ukrainians with military assistance. they need to take on putin's war of aggression. they've been suffering from casualties not because of the lack of will or core encouraged, but because of the lack of munitions and we need to get them that military assistance as quickly as possible, it would also help the israelis defend against the threat posed by hamas and make sure that humanitarian assistance gets into gaza. so you know, look, maga republicans have been holding this up. the speaker

now, the white house communications director, ben labolt and ben, i appreciate your time. this strike coming so close to zelenskyy is convoy obviously is in the context of american funding for ukraine that is totally stalled in congress. how sharp is president biden's message to republicans going to be about this aid in the state of the union tomorrow night. >> well, it certainly a strong case that the president will be making tomorrow night and then there has been making over the past several weeks. look, now is the time to pass the national security supplemental would provide with the ukrainians with military assistance. they need to take on putin's war of aggression than they've been suffering from casualties. not because of the lack of will or core encourage, but because of the lack of munitions and we need to get them that military assistance as quickly as possible. it would also help the israelis defend against the threat posed by hamas and make sure that humanitarian assistance gets into gaza. so you know, look, maga republicans had been holding this up the speaker,

joining me now is ben rose, former deputy national security adviser for the obama white house, thanksof consternation leading up to this orban trump meeting, that orban would basically be an interlocutor for putin, and it feels like that's exactly what happened. how do you see the fallout from that meeting last week? >> it's not subtle at all, alex. i don't usually plug things, but i wrote a book a couple years ago that is about this phenomenon of trump, orban, and put in and what they share in common, which is a sense of their own domestic politics and the leaders they want to be home and therefore the kind of world that they want to live in. couldn't is at the far end of the authoritarian spectrum, he's already transition his country from something that was trying to be a democracy to a one man, one world dictatorship. orban is on the spectrum, he's in the middle, he's turned a country into a soft autocracy where there's really one-party rule. trump wants to be these guys, but the price of that is signing onto this no holds barred, no respect for sovereignty, no care for democracy f

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white house communications director ben labolt, thank you so much.e message out. appreciate it. >> thanks, joe. appreciate it. >> there's an ongoing debate about fear. trump uses fear. should the biden campaign focus on scaring people even more about trump than i think they should be scared right now? it's fear versus the better angels. did you get a sense which way the campaign was breaking? >> i think the campaign is really kind of going at both of those things. i think that they think and i do think there is some truth to this, that a lot of people have sort of forgotten about trump in the four years since he's been president. there are people who are following his every move, every aspect of his trials, every single beat of his legal problems, and then there are a lot of people who have just kind of forgotten about him. i think a huge part of their strategy is going to be reminding people of what america was like under donald trump. there's a huge amount of fear that comes with that strategy. another major element of their strategy is talking a l

wrong with white people ?th him ? um, >> what's wrong with him? um, there's not it's not that there's not it's not that there's anything wrong with white people. >> i think it's in the same way that like an lgbtq+ space is for lgbtq+ people. >> his famous quote, of course, where he says, i had a dream that my children would be judged on the content of their character and not colour of character and not the colour of their skin. >> what he saying that >> what he was saying was that all judged all people should be judged evenly , but are judged evenly, but we are not judged evenly, but we are not judged evenly in the traditional theatre spaces . theatre spaces. >> how are black people treated unfairly in theatre? >> can you give some examples? >> can you give some examples? >> i'm not here to go into that now this is a very now because this is a very casual interview outside of another i have many, another event, and i have many, many experience of being treated as other within the spaces i am working by people

elizabeth: we're happy to have podcast host ben ferguson back on.former president trump will win back the white house, he is ramping up an army state bureaucrats to defend california climate change regulatory apparatus, what are the priorities? california is ranked last in nation in jobs growth. >> yeah. once a socialist, always a socialist, gavin newsom is a socialist, biggest threat to his creating in california is donald j. trump. look at minimum wage. $20 an hour, pizza hut laid off 841 of their delivery drivers, is that good or bad for the economy. i'm sure that is bad for the economy. and at the same time, newsom, this is a scum bag move, he then tried to hook up his billionaire friend at pae -- p panera bread with a carve out said if you make actual loaves of bread, you don't have to may $20, he got busted for that, but this is his mind set, he does not care about people of california or workers in california, this is a guy that rolls out red carpet for china, when they come to town and cleans up san francisco to fake it so it looks like a ni

let's speak to eyal ben—ari, senior fellow at the jerusalem institute for strategy and security.ly could that happen in effectively a war zone? ,., ., that happen in effectively a war zone? , ., ., ., that happen in effectively a war zone? , i, _ zone? good evening. i would say it is a hue zone? good evening. i would say it is a huge logistical— zone? good evening. i would say it is a huge logistical undertaking - zone? good evening. i would say it is a huge logistical undertaking we | is a huge logistical undertaking we are talking at least about two major areas. one would be pushing the civilians in the rafah area towards the coast and up towards the north, towards the southern part of central gaza. that is one possibility. the other is that we have been having consistent reports about egypt creating a humanitarian area just on the border of rafah. in the egyptian area. the which would be two major areas. but one must realise that the very act of establishing the infrastructure, which includes tents, sewage, running water, public facilities for health government etc. is somethi

. >>> ben rhodes gets tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> tonight, the battle for the white house is all but set. and it is looking like a biden trump rematch. steve kornacki is here with the latest on tuesday's primary results. >>> plus, the heated moments on capitol hill. both republicans and democrats grilling special council hur over his report on president biden. then, is the clock ticking on tiktok? the bipartisan effort in the house to block the app. what's at stake in this bill as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. good evening once again. i'm stephanie ruhle. live from new york city. and we are now 230 days away from the election. and it is a very, very big night for the candidates. with tonight's primary results, nbc news is now officially projecting that president joe biden has won enough delegates to be officially named the democrats' presumptive presidential nominee. and president trump at this point is very close will to doing the same with the republican nomina