darrell you'rest on with darre >> hi, john.ast check i can finally say i to my brother darrell one of the thingings that i always involved whng thet scriptures and thrg one in matthew 24ere's going to be a war aside from a higher power if there's not a designroyed. and that includes your pets, dogs -- horses your friends everybody. but it says for the elect safe it will not be destroyed. a situation where i guess what we have to do is wait to see is going. right now we've got a war going on in ukraine..@the ukraines think they've got a attitude, and boris got their attitude and you and m have no way to tell the people i don't hate don't hate chinese but we have a government that spreads this attitude around and that someone or another w before we all finally seat end of what's going to happen.ne1, and i'm thankful i made it this far but there's a they ain't going to make it to ten years old so is in a really desperate mess and hopefully it is wise people available that -- you wonder -- s >> a from idaho darrell final thoughts.

so hospital in darrell by law. so if people have been killed and wounded from that as the, the, as also have been a, an announcement from the director of the crazy hospital in ross who says their corpse is on the streets. and as a result of these are people who've been killed by these riley ami rescue will cuz they're not able to reach the injured people there. and then also we have been reporting on a series of attacks and the site out. can you just tell us what's been happening in new site on the location of the site, not, and how and how roughly the distance between the site out and where you are. the moment because many of the, the patients that being brought to the i likes the hospital to let them let me 1st clarify that the intensity of them bergman started after midnight. star tele, resetting. did not stop people in the middle area did not sleep because the amount of explosion is, was, must have explosions. and it started after midnight. so people were, were, were, were not understanding what was happening.

darrell, kentucky, what do you think?ler: yes, ierstand that, but you ask the other lady on they here from georgia right there, i do agree with him, all the people coming here across the united states. i was here couple months ago, lincoln riley killed by a mountain migrant immigrant who came over here, united states, killed poor helpless girls. joe died in- a care to be withe family. president trumpid. he met with the families, was there at the funeral, giving his support towards them. host: that was darrell in this is bob in michigan. you are next. caller: the previous caller, people keep bringing up this lincolns a shame something liket happened. how many peopleour own? that's what i don't understand. they keep driving something into the ground. getting back to hatred, you know, i don't think that people hate certain populations. they might hate the government. then, when they do something bad, they take it out on the population. just like over in israel. you know, go back ago, there wag u.s. president that went over a

this is darrell east michigan independent go ahead. >> good morning i want to t about a concept thatwas developed a number of years ago called gaslighting. right now i think the american people are gaslighting children and all that. years ago on the supremerule citizens united which essentially gavever they want to doth to contribute to campaign financing. i can carry from a prior era if a corporation donates a hundredto a candidate you can be assured he's get more somewherees that is passed sides of congress, senate and the house of both parties and right now what happening we have news max, fox cnn msnbcz cbs and abc all parties but when you add it all upup theghting for is control of the -- >> congressman wamp, what do you say to darrell? ll b problems that you can point to in american politics can be power and money and now fame figures into that members of congress want to be famous but you are o really speaking to something that's ten years of existence and influence of big money and t that without taking away anybody's liberty. i want to go back to ralph for making georgia, i

host: congressman, what would you say to darrell?guest: citizens united was a dark day in the history of our country where everything cou unregulated all the big money. i mean, all the problems you can po to an american policy can be traced back to power and money. and now fame figures into that would like to be famous, but you are speaking to something that one has been about, that influence of and in trying to fix that without taking anyone's individual liberties. i would like to go back to ralph in georgia because i was born in columbus georgia, and he and i have a lot in common. man, he is an african-american, and he' i'm a republican but i voted for jimmy that we can voluhx to americans without fear of somehow retaliation. this is the darkest side of our culture. this is the dark side omedia, when people can pray on othersey on others be

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i'm darrell kendle. i'm pleased to welcome the keynote is special assistant to presidentho biden.hey could have severing this in the role at the white house. since joining nsc staff in 2022. has aa new name. name. involed in issues in the strategic teaty. the conprovery to saveon the ins treat tee. more at the nsc the issues and problemrelated to thr space treaty.■, the president's nuclearre posture we■yút view. discussions with allies. files and strategies just to name a few. we h have invited her to join us arms control. you might consider this t■0çe youup from the address meeting in the room by yak sullivan. after the talk take questiontions from the audience that will collene cards on your tables. with that, come up to the podium you can hear more about the the nuclear landscape navigating the path forward. [ applause ]6x■ynce. >> thank you for the introduction. as you went the different things i have beenf doing in job. i felt my energy leave my body thinking about how busy we have been. i appreciate the i appreciate the arms control association forio bringing u together for

guest: can i jump in on the darrell go ahead. able to■k wamp has a couple of kids, i have four, when i sit around the table and talk to them about what the next 50 years looks like for they are to be in america, when i abroad and in india, i was not theor, i was the americn ambassador, helping americans, helping citizens, helping create jobs in america. our kids, they would lio see america change for the better. they would like change political system and economic system, andfinger on one of thet problems init is the power ofmo, billionaire money, to influence and direct what happens in our legislature and congress, and i citizens united wase of the worst decisions since the civil war decision on gorizing freed slaves. we have a system, and we have a e today, where a billionaire can decide to put $100 million into any senate candidate, $5 million into any congressional candidate, democrat republican, and just control it. when i was in the fifth run fore hometown of south bend because i knocked on doors, because i went f fries, --

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this is darrell and eastpointe, michigan. go-ahead. >> i want to talk about a concept developed a number of years ago. right now i think it's more important. years ago supreme court rule citizens united which essentially gave corporations the right to whatever they want to do. i can tell you from experience that if a corporation donates 100 million to a candidate you can be assured he is going to get more than 10 times that somewhere whether that is passed by both sides of congress or the senate and the house by both parties. right now what is happening is we have newsmax and fox. cnn. cnbc. msnbc. cbs. abc. all fighting for their particular parties. when you add it all up the only parties there really fighting for is controlled. >> citizens united was actually a dark day in the history of our country where everything would be unregulated. all of the big money. all the problems you can point to can be traced back to power and money. now fame figures into that because some of the members are just grifters that want to be famou

darrell: i think that you are spot on.the headline numbers as they stand. you have to dig under the surface and take the second and third derivative and understand what the numbers are telling you. i am a firm believer that liquidity is masking so many things around the economic -- i mean, we went back and ran the numbers from the 20 20's. we are now in 2024, obviously. financial markets are up $46 trillion. government debt is up $12 trillion. think of the liquidity that that pushes into the engine and the ability for consumers to stay longer, for businesses to feel better. all of that has had a long-lasting marathon affect. but wall street isn't main street. the s&p isn't what people are feeling if you walk up and down main street to the point of the survey. jonathan: 49% believe the s&p is down for the year. lisa: a lot of the companies are down. it speaks to the non-ai members. jonathan: it is good to see you, sir. thank you for sharing your thoughts. let's get it update on stories elsewhere with your bloomberg brief. d

i'm hear news but i wanted to lift up the sacramento, even if darrell isn't here. news to wave around. ecapping our agenda, i wanted to start by summarizing the fly in that we did in d.c. lke next steps of how we want to proceed with some suggestions and recommendations that came out of that fly in. i do to do that again next year and i also hope that we can go -- i mentioned we had a task force meeting in los angeles and i would love for meeting next year after our january meeting in some other city, another city that might step forward, the u.s. conference of mayors would go along with that, that we have a task force meeting where we can see the problem, but also lift upolutions as to what is working in your city and then follow it up within. we want everyone to be clear about the role that mayors play. there is a good percentage of congress members that were mayors but sometimes they need to remember that they were mayors. us, having a big presence, i think is the way we can go. jumping right into the recap. next slide. not everyone can see these? anyway good. 8

they include military veterans dan crenshaw, mark green, darrell issa, cory mills, rich mccormick, derrickan orden. >> we saw president biden landing a short time ago set to make remarks to those gathered, including antony blinken and lloyd austin. the president and members of congress also gathered for the 80th anniversary. they visited the normandy american cemetery and attended the omaha beach ceremonies, also met with living veterans who served in world war ii. again, the president is expected to begin his remarks shortly. one the u.s. to take a less active role when solving those problems. that is the 40% mark. overall all u.s. adults saying that the current role is about right. only 23% saying a more active role is necessary. breaking that down amongst parties, 25 percent of democrats saying a less active role with the 2% saying the current role is right. 23% saying a more active role is needed. among independents 43% saying a less active role is the role america should take dealing with the world's problem. 21% want a more active role. republicans is 53% of those registering thought

and darrell a former fellow at simp bson way.manages the only tracking arms transfers and military assistance extensive research on the impact on human rights and security landscape. think we've all gotten the flow of how to review if you have questions ask after the panelists give some opening i will be taking some questions. let's start with you. and has use his for security assistance today because sure, let me start by thankingnk you for inviting me. i start by setting the 8:30 thousand foot level. a global level looking or transfer policy. we get into some the specific update february 2023 a provides a framework under which u.s. rnment agencies review and evaluate arms transfers. the policy u.s. farms or transfer decision with u.s. foreign policy and objectives. by doing so and unites his on the global leadership in strengthening st advance the protection of human rights to nonproliferation goals. thistration came into office with the under sink me too lead the power of our example and not the example of our democracies don'

you have in front of you one our members who is not with us today, darrell steinberg from sacramento, reporting a significant reduction in homelessness in sacramento. 29% reduction and an increase in sheltered homeless. we often don't have an opportunity to talk i know that many of you might have gotten the results from your point in time count. we are still waiting for our numbers, we were bracing ourselves all year for an increase in homelessness especially because of the covid resourceshat have expired. so we are waiting to see whether that was goingi know in l.a. in september of last year we had 30,000 angelenos facing eviction. that doesn't mean everyone facing up on the street but clearly that is a threat so we will brace ourselves. i'm hearing there might be some good news but i wanted to lift up the success of sacramento, even if darrell isn't here. it is some goodaround. agenda, i wanted to start by summarizing the fly in that we d.c. and then also talk about some next steps of how we want to proceed with some suggestions and recommendations that came out of that fly in. i do

but i really wanted to lift up the success of sacramento even ifac darrell is not here he wand everyone to know about it because it is good news to wave around. song just recapping our agenda i wanted to start by summarizing the flight in that we did in d.c. and also to talk about next steps of how we want to proceed with suggestions and recommendations that came out of the flight in. i do hope to do that again next year i also hope is a mention made a task force meeting in los angeles i would love for us to have a task force meeting next year after the january meeting in some other city. another city that might step forward at the u.s. conference of mayors would go along with that that we have a task force meeting but we can see the problem but lift up solutions as to what is working in your city and then follow it up with another d.c. fly in. we want everybody to be clear about the role mayors of play. one thing about congress as they have a good percentage of congress members that were mayors. but sometimes i need to remember they were mayors. and so for us having a big presence ther

. >> here's a preview the fissure near darrell was number 17 fisher 17 here's the first one to reallymes. >> a lot of it, very explosive in nature. >> it was hard for me to believe that anyone in their right mind would want to be there you're all right when you can explosions and you're out on the lawn, what's the strategy look up and walk jim. >> keep your eye on that was the strategy and it worked pretty well for him until it didn't friday, we interviewed him and on sunday morning, we had got word that somebody had been hit by a lava bomb and as soon as i heard that, i was 1 1 million% sure that's darrell watch violent earth with lives schreiber, a new episode airs tomorrow at 9:00 p.m. eastern, right here on cnn all right. to a really remarkable story, now a hiker is back home with his family after spending ten days in the california wilderness. lucas mcleish says he didn't tell anyone where he was going before setting off for a hike in the mountains of santa cruz well, he got lost and he says he survived on berries and creek water. so thursday cnn affiliate ks ew reported that som

darrell garland, thank you for being here today, i apologize in advance for the wild conspiracies andies that will be you and i don't agree on everything. but you are a man of great character and professional integrity. you take great comfort -- comfort in knowing that nothing that my republican colleagues here will change the thoughtfulness and decency that mark yo leadership of the department. i urge you not to take this process too personally. the desperation has nothing to do with general. thank you for being here, and i yield back. >> we will now introduce today's witnesses for the honorable merrick garland is the attorney gene united states. he was sworn in on march 11th, 2021. we welcome our witness and thank him for appearing by swearing you in. do you please rise and raise your right hand. do you swear, affirm under penalty of perjury that the test when you read to give is true and correct to the best of your knowledge and information, so help me god. let the record show that the witness has answered in the affirmative. your -- we you done several times before attorney genera

busy is ready forces a targeting areas around alexa hospital and darrell bala, which has been coming on to massive amounts of strain and recent days and weeks is the hospital still able to function in some way? can you repeat that t as down a lot? yes. in tell me, i don't know if you're getting any information about the alex the hospital. is there any forces have been targeting areas around the alex hospital and narrow by the can you, do you have any information yet about whether the else has been targeted or just the area around? it was one of the one. 0, there's a house that was targeted to so i like the hospice it and we're talking about the sidewalk 3 times surrounding the place where where people were displaced to the area of so it's not only targeting house near the hospital. it's target think this place, positive news part the area will say, but also when is the turn invest received a call from that is where the army telling them that they will target 10 inside a lock the hospital. and that's why everyone's horrified. we're talking about a place like the hospital is not only a

somebody had been hit by a lava bomb and as soon as i heard that i was million percent sure that's darrell you can catch more of violent earth with leaves schreiber this sunday at 9:00 p.m. eastern only right here on man and thank you for watching news night. >> laura coates live starts right now

and you are in darrell by law. what can you tell us about what is happening there and the strikes in central gaza. ok, so i'm currently in a lot of the hospitals or injuries and not coming in clyde at the hospital from different areas. we're talking about areas like that. it's been about ready to come every day and, and because the course this area has been under intense bombardment since the early hours of the morning. we're talking about our southern returning, we're talking about air strikes and we're also talking about live and munition from the worship. we saw a couple of a target surrounding the house. there was a massive asterix on one of the houses very close to the i'll at the hospital very right. are right now, and we're top and they can't lead because it's very dangerous and i'm getting interested not to stop transferring injuries. i'm not only ambulances, we're talking about people don't get cars, cars, anyone trying to has as much as possible. i talked to a lot of injuries from a permanent company. the

as there is honey, my load is outside the hospital why most of his body was taken in darrell by law. this is a body of 14 year old works of high jobs. he'll just died of mountain nutrition here at the lots. the hospital, most of and his families are displayed. family from northern garza, were pushed you into this displacement by this really military. the initial week of the war on gaza. most of i have suffered from melanie attrition and more recently me see ation a now being taken serious final rest of us, one of the 28th other children who died of this in 4th. the hydration and in our vision impose vide, is really military, by the ongoing restrictions and a blockade on the border. and the restrictions on the entry of necessary medical supplies and basic necessities to keep people alive and to help them survive these difficult conditions. what you see right now is the, is most of us mother and his father who are quite traumatized or what have been crying father and mothers over the bodies of their the children are unable to do anything to save them and to help them survive these diff

darrell, you are going to miss election day because there weren't any reminders on por pornhub.future for your children so you are going to move to ukraine. thomas, i think you should just stay home. this is a big one. very important election. we need you to sit down. and mark emma whatever you decide, i recommend you listen to your heart, or at least to let a medical professional listen to it. thank you, all, for being here. we have learned a lot. we will see you in four years when you can't decide between voting for aoc or kyle rittenhouse. [cheers and applause] >> michael: thank you, triumph. when we come back, sharon lerner will be joining me on the show. so don't go away. [cheers and applause] see that beer cap? it's the luckiest piece of metal in the world. it could've been a screw on a patio chair. or, a bent staple, that just won't staple. but here it is, chairing the welcome committee for an authentic, mexican dos equis. (♪♪) well, look at that. the welcome committee is at it again. (♪♪) ♪ i wanna rock n' roll all night ♪ ♪ and party everyday ♪ ♪ i wanna rock n' roll ♪

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my mood has moved from darrell by the in central gaza. these really military continues to pound across rough box city pushing the occupying forces into the central part of the city. and just within the past half an hour, at the peak of these leaves, there were a relentless air strikes taken back and tell us the western part of the city, coupled with the heavy artillery, sitting on the central park, the city as well as the northridge western part of robust city forcing more people into further internal displacement. meanwhile, these really monetary continues to a cause more tragedies in the central area as more areas be under tv, a beer, a talks and artillery. so they get the northern part of the new site on refuge account that has been a talk repeatedly. while these really monitor the quite active in the central area on the southern part, people in the northern part are still absorbing the level of damage and devastation caused within the past. the 20 days of death. of these really military act operations in just the value refuge account

so let's go to end of who are you, who joins us now from darrell. paula in central gaza. tell us about what happens to these children when they've, well, if, if they're able to be diagnosed with acute malnutrition, is there any way they can go to receive treatment? well let me 1st tell you what it yeah, most of us father told us this morning. he said that most of the had the have complications. he had to chronic disease. so we needed very special vitamins and very special males that was available in the gold was due to the located and the closure of the pricing. since that is really operation, as started in dropbox at there, his parents told us that they were watching him being cube slowly in front of their eyes. there has been no place that could provide them with the medical treatments he needs with the medical needs and with the vitamins he needs. and that's why his parents are heartbroken because they felt hopeless. they felt useless. not being able to help their child gets over with a lot of food and lot of medicine. and this is not only most of the had 9 and another

they come as a reflection of your in the policy of providing support to the ban darrell, sort these in ukraine because of your own citizens. your idiotic economic and migration policy waiting, see what comes next time to retire to the ash heap of history. sounds like a wind star, or maybe a 2 star review investor resigning would actually require self awareness as queen ursula vander line the. i'm elected still, she didn't stand for an election this time, although they one or 2 for democratic credibility basically, is that right? you are the commission president said right after the boat. she's more motivated than ever now to find the people who just won because apparently nothing you screamed democracy in the you louder than vowing to defeat the democratic squeal of people. we will but i want to show you this as well. us west of laura edward snowden took to as x a kind. as the election results unfolded, telling president biden, it is time to give peace a chance we spoke to brussels based independent journalist, luc relay. we say is a big shift is emerging in europe's political landscap

and they have to deal with massive machine which is very slow to move and very slow to adapt and so darrellas right to identify some of the problems which are facing the defense sector especially when it comes to acquiring additional labor and at the same time we have to consider that russia doesn't necessarily have too do things t 100%. older weapons and system is 80% solution and that is good enough and this is what russia is experiencing right now. its weapons and tactics are good enough to keep pressure in ukraine and maintain pressure no n2024 rand beyond. this has to be considered as well. >> let me follow up on drones specifically. challenging areas for perhaps a very bureaucratic defense central complex because of how sort dynamic war has been and constantly evolving. how -- how -- what lessons do you take from russia's drone production. is this all of them sort of buying uranium and found ways to crack down on production and real issues when it comes to drone and have they shown an ability to evolve and adapt? >> russian military has been adaptable in fielding mid-range to long-ran

she's in darrell ballot and central garza. and as we watch that offensive interest, a continue more and more palestinian families have fled. but there are still many, many trumps that of the yes for more than 4 days. now since that encouraging started, there are families that were on able to evacuate. they were able to leave their houses due to the heavy artillery settings as strikes, strows and lots copters. there has been an appeal from another assignment. he's saying that they are trapped. no one could reach them, no medical at teams, no a journalist, no ambulances, they're trying to call the red cross or any international organization to evacuate them for days, they're out of water. there are the fluid there also under constant spot here are tele, reselling an air strike. this is one of the family that was able to raise their voice and to send their message due to journalists, and we're trying to spread the message, but there are other tens of other families till traps. we're had been trying to talk to the medical teams on

and because already has moved from darrell bhalla and central garza is ready for, says we as rated and made another southern encouragement in as for coast area in the western parts of brooklyn. and us across area is the area that separates sort of off from some units, there has been intensive, a sound bonds, a smoke bombs. and also there has been heavy and a gunshots between on the policy and use in those makes if that comes and let me remind me that they withdrew and reallocated from that area earlier today, we're department because we're trying to close and rescue as much people as possible, and there are a lot of journalists that's are trapped in that area because they were covering the withdrawal of that is really from the area of moving to the gaza city. where there has been intensive air strikes and are totally reselling on different areas, especially in the residential houses and civilian cars outside. many from a lot of other causes. how many were striving to fill it up a gallon of water? when the r teller was telling target to them, and for palestinians among them, children we

from the land and sea, they shelled and bombed residential areas around darrell fi. at least 210 pallets. thing is a known to have been chose so far, but that number is expected to mount. hundreds of others have been injured. the main hospital in the region has been overwhelmed. maybe post office struggling to cope. patients has been dying on the floors as they await treatments. dr. tania hodge has son is a pediatric intensive care, physician of gauze and medic, voices. she worked in gauze there at the i likes the hospital, joins us from run. when we spoke earlier, you were in touch with some of your colleagues who are inside the like the hospital . now, have you heard from them since then? what are they telling you you know what we've been texting? well, i've been waiting to come on. um, obviously the i or any of this whole situation with a thing to come on to tell you about how kind of a strategic the situation is and how it is a full on genocide. as i'm listening to bite and talk about the the and how will stand together against atrocities and how he will continue

in gauze as since, as well known, just as will in october, to live in his radio strike on a home in darrell by a of a night killed at least 3 palestinians, one of them, a child. the attack damaged them, destroyed several buildings in the city. my mother and my brother were killed late at night. what of a sudden around one i am the wolf collapse from us. we barely managed to rescue a phone on naples wilhelm to we quoted upon them to help, but that was filed fool around us. we started looking for my brother and he was fun . and southern guns are and is really a strike has killed at least for palestinians and engine thousands. and the coastal area of milwaukee, local journalist said troops have been shooting at 10. so i for the be just based families of living on the last day is a byron and strip of land. if he is ready middle to previously declared a so called safe saying it ordered palestinians to leave the homes and move that for their own safety. so that's heading out to the central garza, i'm bringing on correspondent, topic abu assume and type the death of these 3 civil defense crews. th

neighborhoods. tens of thousands of palestinians still sheltering that in rafa seems cordarious and darrell bonnet and central gaza. following the latest attacks . for that is right, the army has been pushing deeper. there have been eh, in bathing the, a rough block from the west, from the east and from the south part where the policy is in the main city of dropbox are actually trapped. they are unable to leave their houses, they're unable to go and get walk through. they say that's at quad comforters and is really drones are airstrikes and our treasury is everywhere. and also that we also mentioned that there is 0 hospitals and drop where all of those injured and killed are being transported to the hospital. and most of these kind of thing is, are not being able to be transferred to those hospitals because the ambulances are having a very hard time reaching those kind of thing is, i mean with this, a couple of incidents where i'm getting says we're targeting by the is right, the army, and they were unable to reach the point at where at the palestinians have been injured. let me also mentio

at least 37 palestinians have been killed in darrell by law at least 8 palestinian policemen were killed by in his riley as strike on that con target. i was doing reports now from the size of that attack. and just wanting to view is that some of the images here about to see might be distressing for you, of the off to the mass of is ready as tried when yet another heavily populated area and going. so how does city and parents endeavor and better with only tooling to feed that children? but within seconds is what even sewing of rain down in the area where there was seeking shelter. well, that's an id and i'm not now. so you know, sort of myself, but it was we woke up this morning and was preparing breakfast for our children. one of a sudden miss, i was a 5 and a passing call. everyone in so i just killed my family, threw themselves to the ground. some fainted i'll describe, didn't feel my sister, and 2 of my in laws were injured in taken talk to is very minutes. we have intensive finally gets attacks and the simple, the force play displace palestinians floods here of to isabel declared tha

he spoke to us on the phone from darrell bella, and garza and explained how israel has systematically deprived palestinians a food was to from day one of this war is there is declare that they will deny the entrance of the basically food medicine, water, and electricity cause i gotta work, and during the 8 months, all the was so many positions from the international as to, from the, from the us from what then come, things from the un calling is right. the left the block here. but it's also from the dimension from bcc on the ice bucket that was near position from a look on the ground to defend the interest of the different items. maybe the food items, which were getting the limited, the quantities, every day we have from the good things we have about 200 bucks. this is during the war and she's doing this because the human didn't get the freebies. and under the contented situation, not on the dog that all over the world. who could imagine to deny the incidents of the basic needs ad for, for the children and medicine and other different i didn't. good scott, the need at the fuels for exa

so really we are seeing some horrific scenes in around the darrell bhalla area at just outside the alex the hospital which has seen multiple is riley raids that have taken place that we are seeing an operation, a significant escalation of attacks by land and sea this hour in gaza, i'll just there attend alcorder a fall this report on the phone from the location of the alex, the hospital. jerry did not coming in clyde at the hospital from different areas. we're talking about areas like that. it's been that this i brought refuge account equity and, and because the course this area has been under intense bombardment since the early hours of the morning. we're talking about our southern returning, we're talking about air strikes and we're also talking about live and munition from the worship. we saw a couple of a target surroundings. all there was a massive asterix for on one of the houses very close to the hospital. very right, are right now, and we're top and they can't lead because it's very dangerous and i'm getting interested not stop transferring injuries. i'm not only ambulances, we'

they come as a reflection of your in that policy of providing support to the ban darrell, sort these in ukraine because of your own citizens. your idiotic economic and migration policy waiting see what comes next time to retire to the ash heap of history. it sounds like a one star, or maybe a 2 star review investor resigning would actually require self awareness as queen ursula vander lined the i'm elected still because she didn't stand for an election of this time, although they one or 2 for democratic credibility between these that right, you are the commission president said right after the boat, she's more motivated than ever now to fight the people who just one because apparently nothing's screams democracy in the you. louder than vowing to defeat the democratic will of the people. right to many thanks for bringing us up. that that updates bounce. honestly. it contributes a right to most of us whistle blow, edward snowden, soap to his ex account. as the election results on folded warning, president 5, and it's high time to give peace. a chance we spoke to independent journalist,

director of planning it unless the united nations agency for palestinian refugees speaking to is elia from darrell bala he wants that most un like schools are also being damaged. all those left standing up in use the shelters to the extent of damage and destruction. cisco infrastructure, the almost to the service of unrest. schools we've got about 300 schools in garza. almost 2 thirds of them have been damaged or destroyed. we believe we're not able to assess every single one given the situation. secondly, is the fact that these schools are now being used shelves as those that have been destroyed. so filled with, with hundreds of thousands of people. classrooms, teaming with with families who are seeking refuge there. unfortunately, these places as we know and always say 500 people today have been killed inside unrest or was nothing but the thing i would draw attention. so is just the level of trauma that the people face over the last 8 months, whether that be physical trauma or mental trauma is affecting both the children. but also the teachers and the teaching staff. those that we of course, we'

that's bringing all correspondent and darrell bala and it's central garza honey lockwood, honey, you're standing there in front of a hospital. tell us about the conditions the adult says and for patients, many of whom have been displaced several times. the yes laura will, by the hours will looking at a quite dire situations, keep evolving to do much more complexity inside this hospital we happen to be reporting it from the courtyard of the only operational health facility in the central area being providing whole services for not only the local residents, but for all the display families from the profit months coming all the way from the northern part of this trip garza city. and more recently, the influx of more displaced families are from rubbish, city and the hon. you and if they've given the ongoing intent bombing campaign that keeps pushing people into further internal enforce displacement, adding more pressure on this particular health facilities. doctors here inside the hospital, we're talking about exhausted medical this i've been working for the past 8 months . non stop the suf

but let me take the crack at that darrell i think it is a great question that's a very important question we think particularly about the expiration on new start and i keep coming back to this milestone because to me that is the point at which we have sort of two paths ahead of us. there's been no predetermination that the united states will need day-to-day deployed i think the reason for having an increase in your day-to-day deployed strategic nuclear weapon has to be pretty compelling for a decision to be made to do that. i think the -- one of the main triggers for that or at least indicators that we have to pay attention to is -- what the prc epgdz up doing. they're continuing to build up their forces they're continuing to do so at a pretty rapid pace. as those of you who focus on the chinese nuclear arsenal know the china military power report that comes the annually highlighted in the past year disturbing realities that we have to face regarding how china is thinking about lower yield nuclear weapons how they're thinking about novel nuclear weapons smaller yield nuclear weapons and t

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thank you, darrell. [applause] now, for a number of reasons many of which have already been discussed today, this is a difficult, dangerous pivotal moment in the long journey to the dangers posed by nuclear weapons. so what kind of a talk can i give you today? well, this is not a graveside eulogy. reports of the death of arms control are greatly and deliberately exaggerated. this is not a religious service where the pastor tells the faithful in gory detail what awaits the sinners who are not in church today. it's also not a cable news show where pundits bemoan the parlous state of the world or of an election and ask plentiively won't somebody -- maintenancively won't somebody do something? i think it's a little more like a football coach's locker room pep talk, fine tuning the game plan for the second half. so today, i'll offer some thoughts not just on what we want from the possessors of nuclear weapons what they must do, but also what this community and others need to do to effect a change in direction

darrell garland, thank you for being here today, i apologize in advance for the wild conspiracies and lies that will be told about you today. you and i don't agree on everything. but you are a man of great character and professional integrity. you take great comfort -- comfort in knowing that nothing that my republican colleagues here will change the thoughtfulness and decency that mark your leadership of the department. i urge you not to take this process too personally. the desperation has nothing to do with your record as attorney general. thank you for being here, and i yield back. >> we will now introduce today's witnesses for the honorable merrick garland is the attorney general of the united states. he was sworn in on march 11th, 2021. we welcome our witness and thank him for appearing today. we will begin by swearing you in. do you please rise and raise your right hand. do you swear, affirm under penalty of perjury that the test when you read to give is true and correct to the best of your knowledge and information, so help me god. let the record show that the witness has answ

thank you, darrell. [applause] now, for a number of reasons many of which have already been discussed today, this is a difficult, dangerous pivotal moment in the long journey to address the dangers posed by nuclear weapons. so what kind of a talk can i give you today? well, this is not a graveside eulogy. reports of the death of arms control are greatly and deliberately exaggerated. this is not a religious service where the pastor tells the faithful in gory detail what awaits the sinners who are not in church today. it's also not a cable news show where pundits bemoan the parlous state of the world or of an election and ask plentiively won't somebody -- maintenancively won't somebody do something? i think it's a little more like a football coach's locker room pep talk, fine tuning the game plan for the second half. so today, i'll offer some thoughts not just on what we want from the possessors of nuclear weapons what they must do, but also what this community and others need to do to effect a change in d

d darrell moose jojohnston will b joining us.n will be here, mike collins, trey gowdy, kellyanne conway and will cain will wake up, even though it is a wednesday, because he lives around the block and can hear us. you ready to show enthusiasm to america? [cheering] >> brian: they are up early, i hope you are up early. it is on your own pace, i ask you to gradually get dressed and stay within yourself. we are back in nine minutes. do something. throw up a wide shot. ♪ dad is a legend. and his legendary moves might be passed down to you. dancing is just one of the many inherited traits you can discover with ancestry dna. get it for dad, and together you can see which traits were inherited, the places where they started, and the people he shares them with. best of all, it's on sale for father's day. but get movin', this sale is only for a limited time. ♪(relaxing music)♪ (♪) (♪) book in the hotels.com app to find your perfect somewhere. feeling drained and run down. that's because modern diets lack the superfoods our ancestors thriv

but let me take the crack at that darrell i think it is a great question that's a very important questionthink particularly about the expiration on new start and i keep coming back to this milestone because to me that is the point at which we have sort of two paths ahead of us. there's been no predetermination that the united states will need day-to-day deployed i think the reason for having an increase in your day-to-day deployed strategic nuclear weapon has to be pretty compelling for a decision to be made to do that. i think the -- one of the main triggers for that or at least indicators that we have to pay attention to is -- what the prc epgdz up doing. they're continuing to build up their forces they're continuing to do so at a pretty rapid pace. as those of you who focus on the chinese nuclear arsenal know the china military power report that comes the annually highlighted in the past year disturbing realities that we have to face regarding how china is thinking about lower yield nuclear weapons how they're thinking about novel nuclear weapons smaller yield nuclear weapons and their