, the one in washington dc is what we have been showing you for the past hour or so, uh, at this point i'm looking at another, i think that is the same, different shot uh of the protest taking place in uh washington dc, if we if we want to show that. so this is a different shot from what we're looking at, so that gives you an idea about how big a protest this is. uh, let's take a look a footage now uh from the hamas resistance fighters uh to show not only their um obvious firing uh power and fighting power, but as to what's has happened or transpired on the ground in the gaza strip. الله اكبر ولله الحمد. الله اكبره الحمد. الله. اضرب اضرب هي قباللك الله اكبر ولله الحمد. وجعلنا من بين ايديهم سدا ومن خلفهم سدا فاغشيناهم فهم لا يبصرون يا رب هي دباباتهم هي جرافاتهم والله انها باذن الله ستكون دماره وابال عليكم واويز. idea about uh hamas and what they're capable of doing. i don't know if you uh witnessed the small red hours or rather small, but that was their target which was either most of the if not all, they were all uh israeli military vehicles or tanks, the macada tanks, which is uh, the

joins us now, that you're looking at the rally taking place, procedarity campaign rally in washington dc. colin cambell, what do you have for us? well right now. in front of the white house right, just few feet away from me is the white house, we are assembled right outside of lafayet park, and there are protesters that are assembled out here that have marched about a mile from malcolm x park down to the white house, now they want a ceasfire immediately, that's what they have been urging for, they want the us's influence out of the middle east, they've called for a ceasefire, they've called for seats on the bombardment of gaza, they've called for money, less money in us politics, they've called... for the us out of africa, so there are a lot of people here from various groups chanting and causing concern and awareness for numerous amount of causes and grievances here today. now these people have been marching uh saying that they don't want to give any more money to uh that will hurt palestinians, they want to stand in solidarity with palestinians because they keep hearing about the climb

going on inrst is dc. that's particularly vexing when you think about who vieding around dc.ey vest in their own high i quality of life but they don't m mismanage thisis place. finance guys and lawyers in new york they're not in charge what had happens. dc is full of people making thep lerules. they wan mt to lead a high qualy of life, right. they're important there. are x amount of them. i >> i finmpd that astounding looking at the numbers. there is something special in terms of how bad it is in dc vs d.other hreubl ral cities. >> and the answer is giving dc statehood. >> is no not to have a represed elected government that caresve about your e interest. >>actu photos of toilet paper ce used as toilet paper. >> like in a case. >> what fir f. they're stolen. what about the blind. >> let's not go there. free housing and free food is no locker good enough for migrants in liberal cities. >> liberal sanctuary cities are so bad that even migrants want b out. asylum seekers say chicago is so unpleasant they're fleeing south. even back to their home countries. one said after several

okay, in case you're tuning in, washington dc is the site of huge pro palestine rally. the location from what we understand is freedom plaza uh in this case and point which is just. hoping to skip away from what we understand from where the white house is, so it's not that much of a treck for them to be making, but uh that uh is going to take place soon, unless they have already made their way there, we only have certain shots that don't show the white house there, but uh, freedom plazas where this protest is taking place in washington dc. committee, hello, people from, unfortunately, off and on, since we're streaming this, we do get cut off, we do apologize for that. we think it's imperative to be a part of national movement, to stand up together to say that the us does not support the ethnic cleansing of gaza. i know that the media has spent lot of time talking about the giant protests around the world, but i think it's important for you to know that we have had the largest protest of tens of thousands of people in minnesota that we have had since the murder of george

states to stop this, yeah, thank you so much krishna swami, we're going to now return back to washington dc, speakers are speaking at this uh large pro-palestine rally, let's take a listen, the us government's historical record is open for the world to see, and we all know its details well. the us congress condemned our movement for justice and liberation, the two corporate parties have made themselves abundantly clear, so let us ourselves be abundantly clear. to the us congress, we welcome your condemnation, we know your loyalties imperialism in war, the prophet over people, to the destruction of our environment and to the usurption of our rights, and you, you know very well that our loyalty remains with justice, with dignity, with human rights, with the exploited and the oppressed of this world. despite the repression, despite the media and lies, despite the media bias, despite all they do and will try to do as they have done ever with every movement of justice in this country, no we hold no fear in our hearts, we stand on the shoulders of palestinian children, the children of the stones,

colin camble there from washington dc. let's listen to uh the speaker now that's speaking. united states. we sur that's right. we survived the elimination and removal of our ancestors. we are in our fifth century of resistance. thank you, we know that palestine's future is a certain future, because we are still here, yet palestine represents an alternative path for the native nations of turtle island. in this moment of our shared history, palestine brings us closer than ever to the promise of true self-determination. for all colonized people of the world. we fulfill our ancestors dreams by standing with palestine today. palestine is the tip of the spear that steers us all towards liberation. that's right, and setler colonialism holds nothing back, and yet, it cannot defeat those whose cries for liberation. resound louder than any bomb they can drop on us. colonialism is failing, crumbling under the weight of its own conceat. the fort is breached and the wagons are burning. the end of colonialism nears because the end of colonialism is inevitable. the united states wages end

was asking, talking about what the demonstrators are calling for, there was a speaker in washington dc, said that he was representing the jewish community, he called for a stop to the butel occupation, not just the 30 days 75 years, he said the very existence and his brutal aggression is against jew. is forbidden in real judaism to occupy a state or a country, that's what he said, and you also slammed the current right being israely state for his atrocities? yes, i mean we we obviously agree with that, it's not a jewish muslim problem or christian problem, it's not a religious problem, this problem is between designing entity, this cruel criminal entity. we had jewish people yesterday a protest that we did in missisal celebration square and they burned the israeli flag to symbolize that they're against the... uh appetite setter state that is all criminal and has nothing to do with judaism, the torah does not preach to steal and kill and murder, it's the other way around, it's the the the preaches to condemn these acts, to be against these acts to promote peace, to to to to build love w

pour palestin rallies have been held across the world including the us capital washington dc. demand an immediate and to israel's war on gaza. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehran. thank you for joining us. death, devastation and anguish are everywhere in the besieg gods. strip where palestinians are seeing no respite from israel's relentless air and ground strikes. 15 palestinians are killed and dozens more injured an israeli strike a un school sheltering people from the jabalya refugee camp in northern gaza. former gazans are killed after israeli bombs rain down a residential building in rafa. in gaza city, an israeli drone hit the house of the leader of the hamas resistance movement. medical facilities are not safe from israeli bombardment. as well, the regime has targeted the entrance of alnas children's hospital in western gaza city, killing number of people who had taken shelter there. israel's war on gaza is now entering its 30th day, the total death toll nears 9,500, most of them women and children, more than 24,000 people have also been in

a mass protest is also said to be held later on saturday in the us capital washington dc. supporting us and taking an honorable stance. we tell everyone that our people will not die by the great. of god protesters voiced their anger towards western powers that have been supporting israel's war crimes, specifically the recent massacre in the jabala refugee camp which violates all laws, norms and human ethics. what happened in jabalia and previous israeli massacres provide clear evidence of regional and international collusion, but gaza will not be left alone. we say to netanyahu and joe biden, come with all the strength and weapons you have by land, cnn. by god, we have prepared fighters to embrace martter them as fervently as you cling to life. victory will be ours. demonstrators rejected the israeli displacement projects and emphasized their absolute faithing as victory over injustice, pledging to defend palestine and its nation sanctities. cruelty, savagery and monstrosity, awards that no longer suffice to describe the israeli criminality, but syrians completely recogniz

there's a lot of frustration in dc metro.do their jobs but one exception, there are biker gangs going unregistered rolling down the street and instead of stopping them the police stopped the flow of traffic from the incoming intersections to allow them safe passage to go through the city because somebody has given them the direction that we are not to interfere and when the same biker gangs went across the bridge to arlington and alexandria those police department stopped of them dead in their tracks. why can't dc do the same thing? neil: hanging and keep us posted on this. the biker gang thing alone is craziness. managing director rand ceo, brian brenberg with what's coming up on "the big money show". brian: western world, time to curb your appetite for me to. that's the word from the un. what does a fourth-generation farmer, a plan b amid the rise of anti-semitism at leed institutions. we will tell you where they are choosing instead but first, more coast-to-coast after this. ♪ known for following your dreams. known for kee

marty makary i want to know dc, you are in dc we can see the capitol behind you.em if you're actually in dc which is not car friendly anyway, by the way, your thoughts. >> well, look, if they have these car-free zones i'm not going to be able to go there because if i get called into the hospital, i'm going to need to get airlifted back out. i think it is a' good because these car free zones there might be less carjacking in dc. >> trace: bill melugin your thoughts on this. >> i love that point right there. have you seen the vehicle registration fees here in california. >> trace:? >> trace: i have. >> if we pay that i'm using the dang car. hard pass. >> trace: they tried the road di diets in crore this they widened the bike paths. so you have no bikes and cars backed up to tim buck to. heres the pole would you do car free zones in cities x says nope i would not use public transport and avoid the same the same thing. you have spencer saying good idea as long as i don't get shot stand or step in human point during my stroll. >> dr. kathy. >> and bob lions if they cre

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one cities was dc. they cut their police budget.a giant black lives mural on the road to the white house. somehow, after chopping the police budget and telling rioters that they're welcome in dc, crime got worse. carjackings are through the roof. over the weekend a 13-year-old was shot and killed after he allegedly tried to carjack an off duty officer. a 15-year-old in dc was reportedly arrested sick times for carjacking. instead of being sent to juvie, she was sent home. days after being sent home, her and a group of kids allegedly carjacked a driver. her half sister was killed in the incident. now dc's blm mayor is starting to have regrets. >> the judge wanted to place a juvenile who had also been arrested for carjackings, six or seventh time in a shelter environment. that is not secure. and that was also not available. what was available was a secured environment. and in my opinion, he had been arrested for the seventh time for carjacking, that is where you belong. the child was sent home. the child is now not with us. >> there's

vion usa is here with you all today in dc to condemn the collective punishment of the zionist settler colonial state of israel on gaza. we filipinos are here to call for sease fire and end to genocide. we filipinos are here to call for an end to the onba and occupation of palestine. and best believe, we filipinos are here, whole heart. and unequivocally insolidarity with the national liberation of palestines, because when we say from the river to the sea, we mean all of palestine, not just gaza, not just the west bank, but all of palestine for the palestinian people. as philippinos, we know what it is like to struggle against foreign occupation and domination, what is like to fight for national liberation across generations, for centuries, the philippines was colonized by spain, then colonized by the united states, and up to today remains a us neocolony. and today the united states uses its puppets in israel and the government republic of the philippines to assert its geopolitical and economic interests in the middle east and southeast asia. the philippines is the third largest buyer

that is mike kind of live in washington dc. more news at the top of the our way we, we continue our ongoing coverage up from does that include in the is ready raid into the main hospital on shift on the was keep her teacher is a high school student in a 10 weeks out early morning tends to his families to cows before heading to class . but his school is 8 kilometers away to a forest across huge stones. and i worked for about 5 to nobody does the most difficult stretch because of systems. many students here johnny to school with practice today wants to be run as they are inspired by top, possibly come from a 10. this is an area famous for producing some of the world's best long distance runners, such as n, you keep charging out as i'm competing school. this is and i like the 3000 beats around them. i feel i can help my family so so trace of life is difficult at home. that teaches the, the show great promise, despite the hardship they face. not in america is a region of wonder, i'm joy, tragedy, and yes of violet. but it doesn't m

the arguments are set for monday in the dc appeals court.k trump is going to win this one too? >> yeah, i think he has a very good chance of winning it and, look, his constitutional right to speak freely to respond to these charges in public is especially acute, liz, because he's the leading candidate for president in the republican party. so his free speech rights are vital, and you have jack smith who stood in front of the national television audience in -- once he filed the charges, and as james did, he convicted trump of the court of public opinion. you've got to allow a candidate for president during an election to be able to respond to these charges. elizabeth: gregg, new york state's attorney general james accused former president trump of "trying to cover up lies by seeking a mistrial in the fraud case against him". trump team filed that 30 page notion claiming the judge was biased. before the trial the judge made sames that trump is a bad guy and the ag should go after him but, gregg, this trial has due process. no jury, don't have

and pro palestine rallies have been held across the world, including the us capital washington dc to demand immediate end to israel's war on gaza. hello everyone, you're watching press tv live from the studios in tehan. thank you for joining us. now death, devastation and anguish are everywhere in the besieg ghaza strip where palestinians are seeing no respite from israel's relentless air and ground strikes. 15 palestinians are killed and dozens more. injured an israeli strike a un school sheltering people from the jabalia refugee camp in northern gaza. four more gazans are killed after israeli bombs rain down a residential building in rafa in gaza city, an israeli drone hit the house of the leader of the hamas resistance movement. medical facilities are not safe from israeli bombardment as well. the regime has targeted the entrance of alnas children's hospital in western gaza city, killing number of people. taken shelter there. israel's war on gaza is now entering this 30th day. the total death told near's 9,500, most of them women and children. more than 24,000 people have also bee

that is mike had on joining us live from washington dc. i'm withdrawing now by asking, knowing stein independent journalist from the oath of the palestine, the board tree that some book on israel's alms and surveillance industry. and he's joining us line from sydney. thank you very much for staying with us. as well as we're being reporting says it's carrying out this raid at shift to target moss, and it's asking him off officers and ship a hospice or to surrender. given that there's never been any proof of how moss operations being carried out from schiffer. what do you think israel is trying to achieve by going inside of inside a hospital? we've heard from the director of health, who said that they've heard and gum 5. the move into this really tags inside the complex, both of which a woke finds. what is israel trying to achieve here? for my senses and people on spacing to what i'm reading in various, sol, says, is that america is tall. these are all that you have a limited time here that the window is closing. what i mean by that is that

to pay our respects and honor our marters. okay, listen to some of the speakers there in washington dc, one of the biggest process rallies to take place in that state, where over 30,0 people have uh shown up, along with other parts of the world, which uh, it is quite incredible to see these types of numbers in terms of the volume that is unprecedented, compared to the previous instances where there were wars eshah krishnaswami is our journalist and podcaster joins us from madison connetic. esha welcome to the program. you know when you take a look at this particular event that's taking place in washington dc, which the speakers are are speaking, but they're going to all march towards uh the white house. it puts uh the picture of palestine, not that it wasn't on the map, but it it really staples it on the map, because there's no denying now that uh, the the words that were said, the sentiments that. were related, the slogans that were uh being loudspeaked by these speakers and by the audience there are not typical slogans, they run deep in the veins of the palestinian cause, i don't kno

from washington dc and across the country. coming up friday morning, we will look at the results of portland president biden's handling of the israel hamas war with laura davidson and then the deputy editor of military times will talk about his recent interview with the secretary and issues to impacted vitamins. she spends washington journal. join the conversation by that 7:00 p.m. eastern friday morning on c-span, c-span, or online at c-span.org. quick on saturday, president

he joins us from washington, dc. welcome to the program and not withstanding the humanitarian disaster that this is, let's explore the politics of this one is the reaction to this being from other countries in the middle east, and what does it say about that relationship with as well? i think that the countries in the air of roses had diplomatic relations with israel had been reluctant to cut them, cut those diplomatic relations off. but i think the longer this work goes on, the more likely that will happen. we've seen ambassadors withdrawn, but the longer the more goes on the, the more public opinion in these countries mobilizes against the israeli one, gaza. i think that you will see governments if only to release pressure in their domestic politics. taking further distance from do you think is route really has an ends game for this war? and if it does, is it even achievable? i think that the 2nd part of that question, just the key is the in game is to completely eliminate from us. i wonder if that's a to a mazda i

and they don't seem to be taking, quote unquote hints from washington dc. the pressure i think from watching b c is simply not sufficient for the, for these railways to actually listen to those words. so i don't think, i don't know, i wouldn't be as i'm kind as to say the blinking doesn't mean it. i'd say that, okay, if you mean it, then we need to see some muscle behind it, right? okay, so, so we know the vitamins a top advisor in the middle east is heading to the region. brett mccook is what's he going to be able to accomplish? that's for example, blinking hasn't been able to accomplish with his trips to the region as well as the, the c i, a chief we know is here as well. what's macbooks? what's he going to be doing? and so i think this really is low for really one thing is going to be a cost for them to push forward on a policy from dc or not an as yet. there is no cost. this is not set any signals that if you perceived in this fashion, there is going to be a price to pay from washington dc. and until these really is get that sort of message, i think the

the spring in montana now he joins us from washington, dc. my. what's the reaction been that to the is there any rate on causes? i'll see for hospital as well. we've just had a statement to release to a quote, to defy several news agencies here in which the white house is close to the saying that it does not support striking a hospital from the and does not want to see a 5 fights in the hospital. off the, the is really minute reset, it was carrying out this particular rate that all she felt hospital. now these official who made the statement is not identified. however, it's identified as a spokesperson for the white house and national security council. the official says that we do not want to see a 5 find to the hospital with innocent people helpless people, sick people trying to get medical care. they deserve a cold in the crossfire hospitals and patients must be protected as a spokesperson is quoted as saying now, this is an echo of something that president biden said in the last 24 hours. where he stated very clearly, he believes that hospital

also the penn biden think tank here in washington dc. "the wall street journal" first to report it's unlikely that robert hurr will file any criminal charges against biden when reached we checked for the source close to the investigation, they confirmed the investigation is still underway, no final decisions have been made. hurr is prepared a report and expected to name names and criticized multiple people for recordkeeping. now, the president's son, larry hunter, may not escape the wrath of another special council. david wise is looking into him for five years and using a grand jury in california to investigate the first son. news that a grand jury is seated in california to investigate huntser biden is not a surprise at all. we've known special council david wise was looking at california as a venue to charge hunter. why? because he said so himself in a court document dated august 11. now, cnn was first to report that not only is there a california grand jury, but hunter's uncle, james biden, who's the president's brother, has received

if it wasn't the biggest demonstration washington dc has seen in recent years, it was definitely one of them. thousands marched in the capital cities downtown pushing for a ceasefire in gaza, after reports of the death toll from israel strikes there nearly reached 10,000 people, most of them women and children. it's all a continuation of um the war of the colonizer on the colonized people, and that includes the palestinians that includes the africans, that includes the uh puerto ricans, that concludes the mexicans, the united states, which... has significantly stepped up its military support for israel has so far refused to call for a ceasefire in the conflict. however, under increasing international pressure, including an overwhelming vote in the un general assembly, secretary of state anthony blincon is now urging what he is referring to as humanitarian pause. anybody who criticizes israel, criticizes colonialism in general runs the risk of being labeled an anti-semite, so we feel that it is important. for jewish people, for white jewish people to stand up and say that we stand in

president ronald reagan had been shot in washington, dc. a terrible sinking feeling that america has lived through so many times in the past. troy roberts: president reagan and the three men shot near him were all taken to nearby hospitals, some with life threatening injuries. brady had a catastrophic brain injury. mccarthy shot in the liver. delahanty, a bullet lodged near his spine. and the president with one lodged only an inch from his heart. how close did he come to dying? reagan came within a couple of minutes of dying. troy roberts: meanwhile, the man who shot them was in the custody of the washington, dc police. retired homicide detective eddie myers was the first person to question hinckley. more than 38 years since that day, this was his first national television interview. eddie myers: he looked like a college student. he just didn't seem to fit the profile of what i thought a presidential assassin would be like. what was john hinckley's demeanor when you were about to begin your interview? he just seemed a matter of factly like

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and the huge pro palestine valley is on the way in the us capital of washington dc with protesters in many other countries demanding an immediate halt to israel's onslot on gaza. hello everyone, you're watching cres tv live from the studios in tehran. thank you for joining us. death, devastation and anguish are everywhere in the besieg gaza srib where palestinians are seeing no respect from israel's relentless airing ground strikes. 15 palestinians are killed. and dozens more injured an israeli strike a un school, sheltering people from the jabalya refugee camp in northern gaza. four more gazans are killed after israeli bombs rain down a residential building in rafa. in the gaza city, an israeli drone hit the house of the leader of the hamas resistance movement. medical facilities are not safe from israeli bombardment as well. the regime has targeted the entrance of alnas children's hospital in western gaza c killing number of people who had taken shelter there. israel's war on gaza is now entering its 30th day, the total death toll nears 9,500, most of them women and children. more t

dc is filming a sequel to "dude where's my car?"> sean: gives a whole new meaning to the repo man. >> all the remakes are back. >> sean: check out this video that's going viral online. it shows a group of kids and adults totally emptying out a bowl of candy from a texas home on halloween. everyone has been weighing in on this. i always get in trouble every halloween. i tell what i think is a funny joke. teaching our kids on halloween to be socialists. knocking on people's doors and begging for free stuff. >> that's funny. >> sean: it's meant to be a joke. hannity thinks it's a bad holiday. >> hannity cancels halloween. >> sean: funny halloween story at the white house. biden wanted candy. he asked for 100 grand. hunter sent him a wire transfer from ukraine. it's obviously embarrassing for parents because of the type of behavior they're encouraging. if you want to know why we're the fattest country in the world look how eager everybody is to grab that candy. all the kids who come next can't get candy because of these dirt bags. that'

his bloodshed. in gaza and the huge pro palestan rally is underway in the us capital of washington dceing no respite from israel's relentless air and ground strikes. 15 palestinians are killed and dozens more injured an israeli strike a un school, sheltering people from the jabalia refugee camp in northern gaza. four more gazans are killed after israeli bombs rain down a residential building in. rafa in the gaza city, an israeli drone hit the house of the leader of the hamas resistance movement. medical facilities are not safe from israeli bombardment as well. the regime has targeted the entrance of alnas children's hospital in western gaza city killing number of people who had taken shelter there. israel's war on gaza is now entering is 30th day, the toll or the total death toll nears 9,500, most of them women and children, more than 20. people have also been injured. now at least 15 palestinians were killed after an israeli ear strike hit a un school in the besieg gaza strip. the school was sheltering displaced palestinians at the jabya refugee camp in northern gaza. witnesses recou

most of these problems are born out of washington dc. they sent us here to fight on their behalf so that they could afford to live in their homes and live their lives so that they don't have to live in fear whether it is a wide-open border or nuclear weapons being threatened somewhere around the globe so we are here to say we will fight for the american people, we've been fighting for them and this is how we are going to do it so the first thing that needs to happen is the spending in washington dc is driving the cost of everything up. 's is too much for many of us but it was agreed to around memorial day this f are a number of one. 59 trillion, no more gimmicks, most of the house voted for it, most of the senate voted for it, that's where we have to be, don't be adding stuff onto it. right the appropriations bill, that set at as the number. when we do that let's start conferenceing bills. calling on friends in the senate, we agree with this, we need senate leadership to put these bills to conference. let's get the process started where

and she's joining us live from washington dc. thank you very much for your time pressure on the bided administration to change clothes from our from muslim allies. is it susceptible to this pressure? just how closely will the us president will the us administration be watching what's come out? the sun is in reality to thank you for having me. i think that the summit stopped short of sticking some really aggressive, stronger, and bite. so the commendation such as for example, cd ring or something, all kinds of diplomatic and they cannot make ties with israel. so the old flights to and from israel to the reason using volume as a leverage, there are certain things that could have been coming out of this summit that unfortunately does not come out of it. so for many people who are monitoring, it's like too little too late to say the least. there's not really something that came out of that that would be designed to save or vital in terms of changing the course of action. yes, it was, of course, condemnation is really actions in gaza.

so we can see that not only here in dc, but many of a cities where they protest all happening, there is a shift in the mood and there's also a growing criticism of biden administration. holes also show a growing support for a cease for you. i'm on by the spell, the democrats, something that's putting additional pressure on the president. the stress there is no possibility of israel agreeing to receive higher because the defeat of comma pro does this on the streets of them and to the disagree. their demand is clear. they want to cease fire and they wanted to know well, the conflict in gaza has also cost a shadow over a controversial visit to germany by to the keys. president, red chip type 31 has been here in berlin for talks with german chancellor with off schultz, the teenagers voice softly different views on the war. and shake weatherstone looking jim and president frank found tush dying man. and then onto the chancellor rate where laugh schultz was waiting to greet the one with a friendly smile. the usual images from a visit between nato allies. but as the 2 leaders spoke to the m

comenzamos con informaciÓn de Última hora, miles de personas salieron hoy a las calles de washington dcerra en medio oriente, se cumplen 42 dÍas de este conflicto entre israel y hamÁs y la tensiÓn se rÉplica aquÍ en estados unidos, vamos a la capital del paÍs con javier vega y la informaciÓn en desarrollo, javier. >> completamente en desarrollo, julio, gusto saludarte, una protesta que ha subido de tono los Últimos minutos como las protestas a lo largo del paÍs los Últimos dÍas, te quiero mostrar lo que ocurre en vivo detrÁs de mÍ frente a este edificio emblemÁtico en frente en el central de autobuses de uniÓn station en washington dc donde vemos en este momento poco mÁs de cien personas con banderas de palestina, con letreros, gritando consignas de un grupo que se denomina... y lo que piden es el cese al fuego en la franja de gaza y que se de tenga cualquier ayuda a israel, esto pues prÁcticamente a unos pies del capitolio, se encuentra muy cerca de dÓnde estamos y por ello ha acudido tambiÉn al resguardo de esta manifestaciÓn la policÍa del capitolio porque es parte de la jurisdicciÓn

uh joe biden's completely insulated from any reports of any significant numbers even in washington dc, he's probably being briefed the carefully, careful not to let him know about certain things that are. happening, so he'll be generally oblivious to all of this, i would think, he's not the type of person who's very canny, who will be very interested in details and what's going on in real term anyway, politically in the us, but they've really been caught by surprise, lot of people underestimated the level of public support for the palestinian cause, they tried very hard in the media to frame it as pro-hams demonstrations or anti-semitic demonstrations, but of course it's none of that, the pro-palestinian movement, the cause of pre-dates uh woke, anti-woke, it pre-dates all these administrations, we're going back 50 years, it's always been about liberation, it's always been an anti-apartide issue right along south africa for decades, so now you're seeing the numbers grow each week on week, more people coming out on the streets and i think what you see is that you know while there's a d

mass protest. is also being held in the us capital washington dc with demonstrators condemning israel'sm the region tried to put the current conflict into context. killings, displacement and mass arrests. in the west bank are not new. while we are seeing intensification in these kinds of attacks at the current moment, we know that this is demonstration of life under the occupation. south koreans are getting the message as news of israeli bombings of hospitals and schools, termed by many as war crimes has traveled around the world. civilians are dying brutally, the us and israel have rejected un proposed. experts say social media has been critical in communicating the reality of events mass media reported with bias. the media cover is pretty asymmetrical, especially here, it is very difficult to know the real voices from palestian, however concern the citizens and civic organizations translate a lot of articles, so we were still able to... um make the voices heard as palestinian supporters marched toward the israeli embassy, police blocked their pre-approved route, apparently at the requ

uh joe biden's completely insulated from any reports of any significant numbers even in washington dc, he's probably being briefed, they're carefully, careful not to let him know about certain things that are happening, so he'll be generally oblivious to all of this, i would think, he's not the type of person who's very canny, who will be very interested in details and what's going on in real terms any way. in the us, but they've really been caught by surprise, lot of people underestimated the level of public support for the palestinian cause, they tried very hard in the media to frame it as pro-hams demonstrations or anti-semitic demonstrations, but of course it's none of that, the pro-palestinian movement, the cause of pre-dates uh woke, anti-woke, it predates all these administrations, we're going back 50 years, it's always been about liberation, it's always been an anti-apartide issue right? along south africa for decades, so now you're seeing the numbers grow each week on week, more people coming out on the streets and i think what you see is that you know while there's a degree

beside and for palestine rallies have been held across the world including the us capital washington dc to demand an immediate end to israel's war in gaza. 2:30 pm in irans capital sahman, this is press to be news. thanks for joining us. the death toll continues to mount in the gaza strip, which has been realling from a month of relentless israely attacks and a titan siage. according to media reports in the latest round of israeli strikes, at least 51 palestinians have lost their lives in the almagazi refugee camp. scores of people have also been... i witness to say israely warplanes have once again used in the internationally banned white fosperous bombs on the western and northern neighborhoods of gaza city. this is israel continues targeting medical facilities, schools and civilian infrastructure. the total deathdul of the israely onslot on the gaza strip has now surpassed 9,500, most of them women and children. more than 24, people have sustained injuries. a hamas spokesperson has said that more than 60 of the groups captives are also... missing due to israeli strikes, at least 15 p

offering $250 to... students to turn out for the 14th of november pro-genocide rally in washington dc. social media influences were also offered up to $5,000 to support israel. this was an email i received offering me $5,000 to go live and show my support for israel. but no amount of money can change the reality of the ongoing genocide in gazza and no army of words can raise the struggle of the palestinians for liberation and decolonization. as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university, and he's now non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaium university. he's also a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch, and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel. our guest today is lee camp who joins us via skype from new york. lee is an american comedian as well as a writer, podcaster, journalist and news commentator. he's the most sensitive. comedian in america and was the host on head writer of the popular show redactor tonight on rt america for

busted for offering $250 to stu to turn out for the 14th of november pro-genocide rally in washington dc. social media influences were also offered up to $5,00 to support israel. this was an email i received offering me $5,000 to go live and show my support for israel, but no amount of money can change the reality of the ongoing genocide in gazza and no army of words can raise the struggle of the palestinians for liberation and decolonization. as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university and he's now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaium university. he's also a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel. our guest today is lee camp who joins us via skype from new york. lee is an american comedian as well as a writer, podcaster, journalist and news commentator. he's the most censored. median in america and was the host and head writer of the popular show reductor tonight on rt america for eig

offering $250 to... students to turn out for the 14th of november pro-genocide rally in washington dc. social media influences were also offered up to $5,000 to support israel. this was an email i received offering me $5,000 to go live and show my support for israel. but no amount of money can change the reality of the ongoing genocide in gazza and no army of words can raise the struggle of the palestinians for liberation and decolonization. as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs, istanbul zaium university. he's also a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch, and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel. our guest today is lee camp who joins us via skype from new york. lee is an american comedian as well as a writer, podcaster, journalist and news commentator. he's the most sensive. comedian in america and was the host and head writer of the popular show redactor tonight on rt america for eigh

he is a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace in washington dc . he's also a former middle east negotiator for the us state department. it's good to have you with us this evening. what will be the priorities and rebuilding gaza in the immediate aftermath of this you know, i, i think that should be the article, delphi reading the best of building trails probably couldn't answer that question. now. it really depends on how these conflict damage doesn't. if these really succeed in eradicating a mazda is military structure, you could to see the options, broadening different factor wherever they don't succeed, and the annual you end up with the residual, how much elements still present wage and some sort of the search engine. then i think god's is future could be quite different. um the 3 options laid out by the expert. so identified the report and i think the office of each could combine maybe to drive the post conflict phase, i think is really when, when in fact military conflict is least, the main thrust of it you realize are still going to demand a

, with organizers expecting a crowd of tens of thousands, security is top of mind for dc's mayor. also requesting support from the national guard amid rising threats, though law enforcement officials are not tracking any specific actionable threat to the march, homeland security officials are classifying the rally as a level one security event. it's highest designation. >> you can hear the take firing down the street in the war zone. >> gaza is overwhelmed. hospitals facing increasing danger. the israeli defense forces taking abc's matt gutman inside a northern gaza children's hospital that the idf says hamas militants were using as a command post and even to hold hostages. >> those ak47s look pretty old and rusty. i mean, was this a crack force that was here? no no. >> some of the gear was operationally geared, but you also some of the terrorists fled away. it shows us the war machine. hamas is conducting from hospitals. >> the idf also claiming hamas turned the nearby al-shifa hospital into a stronghold to white house officials, saying the us has intelligence supporting that. bu

uh, joe biden's completely insulated from any reports of any significant numbers even in washington dc, he's probably being briefed there carefully, careful not to let him know about certain things that are happening, so he'll be generally oblivious to all of this, i would think, he's not the type of person who's very canny, who will be very interested in details and what's going on in real term anyway politically in the us, but they've really been caught by surprise, lot of people underestimated the level of public support for the palestinian cause, they tried very hard in the media to frame it as pro-hams demonstrations or anti-semitic demonstrations, but of course it's none of that, the pro-palestinian movement, the cause of pre-dates, woke, anti-woke, it pre-dates all these administrations, we're going back 50 years, it's always been about liberation, it's always been an anti-apartide issue right along south africa. for decades, so now you're seeing the numbers grow each week on week, more people coming out on the streets and i think what you see is that you know while there's a de

for offering $250. to students to turn out for the 14th of november pro-genocide rally in washington dc. social media influences were also offered up to $5,000 to support israel. this was an email i received offering me $5,000 to go live and show my support for israel, but no amount of money can change the reality of the ongoing genocide in gazza, and no army of words can raise the struggle of the palestinians for liberation and decolony. as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller. david is academic and a former professor at bristol university, and he's now non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs istanbul zaium university. he's also a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch, and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel. our guest today is lee camp who joins us via skype from new york. lee is an american comedian as well as a writer, podcaster, journalist and news commentator. he's the... most sensored comedian in america and was the host on head writer of the popular show redactor tonight on rt america for eight y

for offering $250 to students to turn out for the 14th of november pro-genocide rally in washington dc. social media influences were also offered up to five. to support israel, this was an email received offering me $5,000 to go live and show my support for israel, but no amount of money can change the reality of the ongoing genocide in ghaza and no army of words can erase the struggle of the palestinians for liberation and decolonization. as always, we're joined by our resident expert david miller, david is academic and a former professor at bristol university, and he's now non-resident senior research fellow. at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaium university. he's also a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel. our guest today is lee camp who joins us fire. skype from new york. lee is an american comedian as well as a writer, podcaster, journalist and news commentator. he's the most censored comedian in america, and was the host and head writer of the popular show reductor tonight on rt america for e

uh joe biden's completely insulated from any reports of any significant. numbers even in washington dc, he's probably being briefed there carefully, careful not to let him know about certain things that are happening, so he'll be generally oblivious to all of this, i would think, he's not the type of person who's very canny, who will be very interested in details and what's going on in real term anyway politically in the us, but they've really been caught by surprise, lot of people underestimated the level of public support for the palestinian cause, they tried very hard in the media to frame it as pro-hams demonstrations or anti-semitic. demonstrations, but of course it's none of that, the pro-palestinian movement, the cause of pre-dates, woke, anti-woke, it predates all these administrations, we're going back 50 years, it's always been about liberation, it's always been an anti-apartide issue right along south africa for decades, so now you're seeing the numbers grow each week on week, more people coming out on the streets and i think what you see is that, while there's a degree of a

leaving your business, come into washington dc, take you for doing that. we are grateful to the men who serve this country and are continuing to serve in adding to the economy. i ask unanimous consent that all members should have five legislative days in which to revive and extend the remarks. hearing no objections, so be it. the hearing is now adjourned.

for offering $250 to students to turn out for the 14th of november. pro-genocide rally in washington dc. social media influences were also offered up to $5,000 to support israel. this was an email i received offering me $5,000 to go live and show my support for israel, but no amount of money can change the reality of the ongoing genocide in gazza and no army of words can eraise the struggle of the palestinians for liberation and decolonization. as always, we're joined by our resident ex. david miller, david is academic and a former professor at bristol university and is now a non-resident senior research fellow at the center for islam and global affairs at istanbul zaim university. he's also a co-director of the lobby and watch dog spinwatch and he's a leading british scholarly critic of israel. our guest today is lee camp who joins us via skype from new york. lee is an american comedian as well as a writer, podcaster, journalist and news commentator. he's the most censored comedian in america and was the host on... head writer of the popular show redactor tonight on rt america for eigh