let me uh, thank our guest larry johnson, former cia analyst from, thank you for your comments, and john phoenix, thank you, journalists and international relations expert from london, with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight from the team, it's goodbye. this year marks 10 years since nelson mandela's demise in december 2013, the israel regime's genocidal war on resolute support for liberation of palestine has. into first edition of africa today is dedicated to nelson mandela and analysis on these we have exclusive interview mandela, we fully support the efforts of the palestinian resistance to oppose the zionist entity and it's 75 years of massacres and having both south africa's a foreign minister. the genocide that has been executed where this slash ethnic is unprecedented. just make it clear from the beginning, the us veto at the ladies and gentlemen, we're interrupting the normal course of programming to go live uh to the russian capital moscow uh where we're um going to listen in a end of year press conference being held by the russian president of created a ho

former cia officer larry johnson believes that washington intends to withdraw from the project calledhange in tone was clearly felt in the last conversation. please note, as it was before, the united states said, we are with you as much as, including the russian, who is so actively trying to eradicate the kiev leadership. when i visited ukraine last year, i realized how important it is to constantly monitor the vision of tomorrow in order to now prepare for a ukraine in which people would like to live after the end of this war, this requires ensuring social integration. a fairly strong lineup, the pass turned out to falter, couldn’t withstand the tension, they brought their last match to a draw, but we won by a margin, that is, in this regard , a goal victory, we can say that the culmination of this tournament was the award ceremony, where our team entered in full force together with the native tricalor, and lately due to the geopolitical situation, this has been rare, so such a moment is quite valuable, daniil dubov. maximum place behind the chinese team, which had 16 points, althoug

joe biden's rhetoric has changed dramatically, former cia officer larry johnson believes that washingtonuture. please note how it was before, the united states said, “we are with you as long as it takes, as long as it takes,” and now biden said last week: “we are with you as long as we can.” meanwhile , volker türk, the un high commissioner for human rights, presented a report on the situation in ukraine. according to him, all existing languages ​​should be available for use by the population of this country, including russian, for all communities for the protection of rights minorities vladimir putin posthumously awarded andrei karlov the title of hero of russia. this is the seventh time we are holding this memorial ceremony here at the embassy where he worked. we lay flowers at his bust, which was erected in his memory. all that remains is our admiration for this wonderful man, and those who knew him are proud and familiar. today, according to tradition , schoolchildren were here, students of the andrei gennadievich karlov secondary educational school laid flowers. alfabank gift credit

just before you on this program, we had a guest larry johnson, well-known in the united states, a militarynst the american military operation in iraq, but then there were slightly different times, and it was possible to take such a position without having all the dogs put on you, and so mr. johnson said: just recently, at this program, he said that he did not see the possibility of, uh, a russian agreement with the united states on ukraine. he said that, from his point of view, they would either refuse to negotiate or simply be deceived. and he said the only chance he sees is to finish this.

johnson, former cia analyst from brandington florida, thank you for your comment and john phoenix, thank you, journalist and international relations expert from london, thank you to you both, we come tonight for this edition spotlight from the team, this f. لا اله الا الله الله palestinian health officials say israeli forces are targeting hospitals and firing in patience rooms as regimes genocidal war enters its 69th day. the united nations warns that gaza is facing a public health disaster due to collapse of his health system and water treatment system. and spread disease asking to press tv, a senior ham official said the movement will not give up resistance against israel and is ready for a long war in gaza.

former cia analyst larry johnson joined us earlier, he said israel's goal is to depopulate gaza and westbank of palestinians in order to further expand this occupation. let's listen. their goal is to depopulate gaza of palestinians and get them out of the west bank too. that's why they're out there arresting it. this notion that oh we're we're going to defeat hamas, that's our goal. it's it's nonsense, it's a lie, that's not their goal. are they're trying to rescue hostages? no, they're not. that's why they killed three of them yesterday. rescuing hostages is not a priority, depopulating gaza, exterminating palestinians from gaza, whether they're muslim or christian or whatever, get them out, because the israelis want that land. the israelis want to... take it for themselves and the same is the same applies to the west bank, so people people need to stop indulging this nonsense that israel actually has some defined military objectives, they do not, it is the they're actually they are accomplishing what they set out to do as far as forcing the civilian population out, but the hamas fighters a

johnson analyst from florida, thank you for your comments and john phoenix, thank you, journalists and international relations from london, thank you b with that we can for this the spotlight from our team, it's goodbye. say israeli forces are targeting hospitals and firing at patients rooms after regime genocidal war enters 69th speaking of press tv hamas official said the movement will not give up resistance against israel and is ready for a long war in gaza and is the settlers violent attacks against palestinians in the west bank prompt regimes uh european allies to call for sanction.

johnson formerci analist from badmington florida, thank you for comments and john phoenix, thank you, journalists and international relations expert from london, thank you to you both, with that we come to an end for this edition of the spot light from the team, this goodbye. how did the heart of the resistance sore between cycles of human dust until it revive the hopes of this bull in defeating? strip is being pounded for airland and say this place palestinians sheltering a school are killed point blank range. the diplomat tells un refugee forum in geneva that the repercussions of the genocide in gaza will linger in the region for years to come, and this release violence against palestinians in the west bank prompts to leave european allies to call for sanctions.

fraud, bribery and the breach of trust in three cases filed. in the year 2019. the former cia analyst larry johnson joined us earlier, he said israel's goal is to depopulate gaza and also the west bank of palestinians in order to further expand this occupation. their goal is to depopulate gaza of palestinians and get them out of the west bank too. that's why they're out there arresting it. this notion that over. "we're going to defeat hamas, that's our goal, you know, it's this nonsense, it's a lie, that's not their goal, or they're trying to rescue hostages, no, they're not, that's why they killed three of them yesterday, rescuing hostages is not a priority, depopulating gaza, exterminating palestinians from gaza, whether they're muslim or christian or whatever, get them out." because the israelis want that land, the israelis want to take it for themselves and the same as the same applies to the west bank, so you people, people need to stop indulging this nonsense that israel actually has some defined military objectives, they do not, it is the they're actually, they are accomplishing what

former cia analyst larry johnson joined us earlier, he said israel's goal is to depopulate gaza and the west bank of palestinians in order to further expand this occupation. their goal is to depopulate gaza of palestinians and get them out of the west bank too, that's why they're out there arresting it. this notion that oh we're we're going to defeat. hamas, that's our goal, this nonsense, it's a lie, that's not their goal, or they're trying to rescue hostages, no, they're not, that's why they killed three of them yesterday, rescuing hostages is not a priority, depopulating gaza, exterminating palestinians from gaza, whether they're muslim or christian or whatever, get them out, because causing greater casualties than israel is admitting to. the council and american islamic relations is called for a un proben to reports that israely forces in gaza buldose medical tents with injured palestinians inside, burning civilians alive. the us-based advocacy group says the incident took place on saturday at camaland hospital. the palestinian health ministry has also called for immediate investiga

former cia analyst larry johnson joined us earlier, he said israel's goal is to depopulate gaza and the west bank of palestinians in order to further expand this occupation. let's take a listen. their goal is to depopulate gaza of palestinians and get them out of the west bank too, that's why they're out there arresting it. this notion that oh we're we're going to defeat hamas, that's our goal. you know, it's this nonsense, it's a lie, that's not their goal. are they're trying to rescue hostages? no, they're not. that's why they killed three of them yesterday, rescuing hostages. is not a priority, depopulating gaza, exterminating palestinians from gaza, whether they're muslim or christian or whatever, get them out, because the israelis want that land, the israelis want to take it for themselves and the same as the same applies to the west bank, so you know people, people need to stop indulging this nonsense that israel actually has some defined military objectives, they do not, it is "the they're actually, they are accomplishing what they set out to do as far as forcing the civilian pop

former cia analyst larry johnson joined us earlier, he said israel's goal is to depopulate gaza and the west bank of palestinians in order to further expand this occupation. let see listen. their goal is to depopulate gaza of palestinians and get them out of the west bank too. that's why they're out there. rusting it, this notion that oh we we're going to defeat hamas, that's our goal, it's this nonsense, it's a lie, that's not their goal, are they're trying to rescue hostages? no, they're not, that's why they killed three of them yesterday, rescuing hostages is not a priority, depopulating gaza, exterminating palestinians from gaza, whether they're muslim or christian. or whatever, get them out, because the israelis want that land, the israelis want to take it for themselves and the same as it, the same applies to the west bank, so people, people need to stop indulging this nonsense that israel actually has some defined military objectives, they do not, it is, they're actually, they are accomplishing what they set out to do as far as forcing the civilian population out, but the hamas f

larry johnson, former cia analyst from brandington, florida. mr. johnson, welcome to press tv. now, mr. johnson, thousands of people rally once again in tel aviv to call for benjamin netanyahu's resignation, slamming him for failing to bring the captives back and also demanding immediate. fire now, it seems that no one spared, children, women, schools, hospitals, generalis, medical staff, so do you think they were killed deliberately? yes, simple answer, look, up until yesterday israel had been able to maintain the pretense that, oh, we're just, we're striking military targets with these civilian casualties are just... and so the three came out, as soon as they emerged, one of them had held up a white flight, two of them were immediately shot by an israeli soldier, none of the men had a weapon in their hands, not a firearm, not an explosive of any kind, the other fellow then went ran back into the house, then tried to come back out yelling in hebrew, and another soldier shotting. what this makes clear is that israel has a policy of extermination? they are no different than the

johnson joined us earlier, he said israel's goal is to depopulate gaza and the west bank of palestinians in order to further expands occupation. their goal is to depopulate gaza of palestinians and get them out of the west bank too, that's why they're out there arresting it. this that oh we're we're going to defeat hamas, that's our goal, you know, it's it's nonsense, it's a lie, that's not their goal. are they trying to rescue hostages? no, they're not, that's why they killed three of them yesterday, rescuing hostages is not a priority, depopulating gaza, exterminating palestinians from gaza, whether they're muslim or christian or whatever, them out because the israelis want that land, the israelis want to take it for themselves and the same as the same applies to the west bank, so people people need to stop indulging this nonsense that israel actually has some defined military objectives, they do not, it is the they're actually they are accomplishing what they set out to do as far as forcing the civilian population out, but the hamas fighters are, they are fighting back and they are as

johnson joined us earlier, he said israel's goal is to depopulate gaza and the west bank of palestinians in order to further expand. their goal is to depopulate gaza of palestinians and get them out of the west bank too, that's why they're out there arresting it, this notion that oh we we're going to defeat hamas, that's our goal, it's this nonsense, it's a lie, that's not their goal, or they're trying to rescue hostages, no they're not, that's why they killed three of them yesterday. rescuing hostages is not a priority, depopulating gaza, exterminating palestinians from gaza, whether they're muslim or christian or whatever, get them out, because the israelies want that land, the israelis want to take it for themselves, and the same as the same applies to the west bank, so people people need to stop indulging this nonsense that israel actually has some defined military objective. they do not, it is, the they're actually, they are accomplishing what they set out to do as far as forcing the civilian population out, but the hamas fighters are, they are fighting back, and they are, as i thin

johnson. new hampshire showed they were in trouble. donald trump did so well in new hampshire in the last two primary contests, again, with gop primary voters that a weaker showing in new hampshire and a strong showing by nikki haley may be the only hope she has, but is a strategy worth her pursuing right now. that's what you see her doing. >> james carville, i have to ask you. i see the smirk on your face right there. you might remember 1992 when bill clinton finished second in the new hampshire primary and you said it, others said it made bill clinton the comeback kid. can new hampshire do that for anyone in the republican race this time? >> you know, first of all, think about -- 32 years later, the fatigue and freezing, most dominant emotion i went through. you have to remember new hampshire is not that relevant. why do i say that? it's an open primary. independents can vote. it produces an entirely different result than when only republicans can vote. you need to look at the 2000 primaries

larry: senator ron johnson, good to see you. happy holidays and appreciate you, sir. >> merry christmas. larry: you bet. coming up, go and turn to the economy and the economy is kind of fun and stock market is kind of fun. stocks rising to new record highs on the dow that . kind of looks like the federal reserve is panicking over a recession but there's really no recession in sight, not yet. there might be a whiff of deflation, that might not be a bad thing after three years of harmful inflation. i want to hear what mr. wonderful himself has to say. shark tank investor kevin o'leary, wow, i hope his portfolio is doing as well as mine. haha ha, that's a joke. just hiding, build the wall and don't stop till the wall is finished. i'm kudlow, protect america for heaven's sakes. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ jardiance ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ # municipal bonds don't usually get the media coverage the stock market does. in fact, most people don't find them all that exciting. but, if you'

johnson, as you said in the last part, you have to believe in listening to the intelligence officersonald trump, who could stand up and say: i want to enter into an open dialogue with vladimir putin to begin negotiations. he will be immediately expelled as a soviet spy, a communist under external control. of course, communists, yes, they have a stereotype, you understand that, prohibiting negotiations with russia, it is very symptomatic, yes, absolutely, please, nikita sergeevich, there is also an important point here that, no matter how strange it may sound, that lifestyle, the level of economic well-being that exists, first of all, of course, i’m talking about europe, yeah, it’s just directly related to russia, and yes, we hear these statements that never with the russians and so on , why does the austrian allow himself such things, although really this is against the european mainstream, because austria is critically dependent on russian gas, up to 80%, well, a little - they dropped slightly to 70%, in this regard, yes. they are consistent, well, plus let’s not forget that this co

larry: oh. >> speaker johnson's perspective is, he is not going to stay here unless there is a majorath forward or concrete substantive change in negotiations. he will not keep people here indefinitely home be they work out a deal. larry: hilary vaughn, great report. really appreciate it. folks, let's move on. we'll go to eagle pass, texas where fox news correspondent griff jenkins has the latest. another 10,000 coming across the border or more, griff? >> reporter: it sure is, larry, and you know since we talked yesterday it's even, they're getting hit even harder here. just for our viewers to put into context here, when you get a group they call large, a large group that is 100 plus and they will get two, three, maybe four a day in any given sector. here in eagle pass, they were simultaneously hit in the last few hours at five separate locations. we can go to the fox flight team our drone in the spy, you see remnants after group, larry they tell us was estimated about 350 migrants to get on the 10th or 15th bus of the day to be transported. we know many of them, half, will probably

so color we a skeptic, senator johnson.as one of the originators of this whole process, what do you think? >> well, larry, yeah, listen, i think this investigation's been corrupt from day one. we certainly knew most of what's in this indictment, not all the a details. what i found stunning about the indictment is the listing of expenditures. $4.9 million over 4 years? that's almost $24,000 a week, $33900 a day -- 3300 a day. $872,000 spent on women and adult entertainment. that's over $4,000 a week and $600 a day. so that,s you know, we knew he was spending money on women, probably trafficked through international sex trafficking rings. i find that outrageous. i think it's outrageous the media hasn't covered that. i'm also suspicious. the timing of this just is as james comer's trying to bring hunter biden in for a transcribed interview, obviously, hunter's trying to avoid that. so this'll probably frustrate chairman comer's attempt to get to the bottom of this as well. so color we suspicious as well with. these indictments

larry temple, chairman of the lyndon baines johnson foundation, the navy. as chairman of the lbj foundation. it is my privilege to welcome you to this keynote presentation of the vietnam war summit. lyndon johnson would have been very proud of this summit and would have wanted it to take place. he would particularly have been proud that the valor and commitment of the men and women who serve this country in vietnam is being recognized and honored. here. while few people see disagreement and dispute, lyndon johnson never shied away from controversy. when this library was dedicated, lbj famously proclaimed, it's all here. the story of our time with the bark off. there is no record of a mistake or of an unpleasantness or a criticism that is not included in the files here. the exhibits and papers in this library certainly testify to the remarkable accomplishments of lbj legacy, his monumental successes in civil rights work, chronicle, and the summit programs held in this library just two years ago. but this library does not ignore lbj's anguish. the tragedy of

larry. larry: well put, chad. this christmas and a lot of rumors about that and this other chap bill johnson of ohio retires, he'll run a local college in ohio. the gop -- >> youngstown state. larry: thank you. gop will have a majority of one in the house. >> it'll be a bit more than that because brian higgins, a democrat from buffalo will also retire over the winter to run an arts organization in western new york but as i always say, larry, it's about the math. this is constantly a moving target. in fact just before santos was expelled, they swore in a new republican from utah, celes t te molloy and only had a few days in the house before the expulsion of santos today. larry: chad pergram, thank you very much. another big story to report on. big day on wall street today and yesterday was another big day on wall street, and we have none other than gerri willis to give us a report. gerri, what are you cook something >> yeah, larry. markets pulling ahead and all three major averages finishing higher today and s&p up

larry: that is different. reporter: you are right, a lot of lawmakers want the face-to-face with the president, if he is willing to compromise get him in a room and hash it out. larry: he had to go face-to-face with kevin mccarthy, thank you hillary vaughn, you are terrific. >> thank you. larry: to edward lawrence at white house, what is cooking there? reporter: talk about the houthis, and middle east we have 10 companies that are rerouting ships walker from the red sea -- away from the red sea because of that situation, one of those companies bp, sent oil prices up on that news. we have talked with one shipping organization that says, the going around resouthing ships is -- reroutes ships about 10 days to get around africa that is more fuel and more ships so more cost. pentagon official confirms to fox news a new task force with other country will help protect shipping in the red sea announced today, the defense secretary in israel today talking with partners about this. >> these attacks are reckless, dangero

lakers had several chances and here's larry bird dunking down the court.nnouncer #2: magic johnson leads the attack. look at that pass. oh, oh! what a show! what a great play! oh! what a show! when those championship games are in prime time and people are paying attention to that, television feeds into those rivalries and makes s them biggeger thanan they've e ever been b b. [ cheers and applause ] connelly: : every mikeke tyson t was anan event because every fight was like an ax murder. when he fought michael spinks, the electricity, you could just feel it watching it on tv. announcer: here comes mike, spinks in! he leads with a right hand! down he goes! tyson was made for tv because there was drama. announuncer: it's s all over! mike t tyson has w won it! firestone: not a lot of junior high school kids can dunk, especially at five feet. but everybody tries now. everybody tries. [ laughs ] i bet now. i think that he is starting to transcend just his sport. he's becoming something of a public figure. futterman: michael jordan becomes the model that every o

larry?arry: hilary, just a quick factoid, kirby said the president is negotiating or something but to my knowledge he has not come to sit down across the stable from mcconnell or johnson or lankford or anybody. so what is this business about biden -- who is biden negotiating with exactly? >> reporter: they have white house aides that attended these meetings over the weekend. larry: that's different, that's different. >> reporter: you're right, a lot of lawmakers want face-to-face with the president. if he is willing to compromise get in a room to hash this out. larry: he had to go face-to-face with kevin mccarthy. thank you, hilary vaughn you're terrific. i appreciate it. go to edward lawrence at the white house. edward, what is cooking over there? >> reporter: talking about the houthis. in the middle east we have 10 companies rerouting ships away from the red sea because of that situation there. one of those companies, bp, the oil company, it sent oil prices up on that news there. now we ta

thanks so much for watching tonight, i'm whit johnson in new york, have a great night. much drama. let's hope it continues. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry biel and i'm dionne lim okay. >> unlike that first guy this is a day many have been dreading as thousands hit the airports and the roads heading to their christmas destination, we found one guy that was happy. >> that's fine. that was good. that was a good start. conditions not too bad for a winter day at sfo. you can see in this live picture right here we are getting reports of some delays and here is a look at how it all looked inside one terminal at about midday. >> the folks at the airport tell us a total of 175 flights have experienced delays. today, that's about 15% of all flights. there there have also been two flight cancellations. >> for a look at how things are going right now in the south bay, we sent abc seven news reporter zach fuentes to san jose mineta international. >> well, it's the holiday season at san jose. mineta international airport. >> oh, i'm so excited. the holidays are here

how is that looking now that we've got mike johnson in place as a speaker? how does that look?: president biden did not have much of a relationship with kevin mccarthy. obviously, kevin mccarthy's closeness to president trump had something to do with it. how make amends with president trump had something to do with that. similarly, the president doesn't have much of a relationship with the new speaker mike johnson. mike johnson was a very low level of leadership, vice chairman of the g.o.p. conference like the sixth or seventh leader, had virtually no interaction with the president so this is a new relationship. it will be tested. when we are dealing once again with new government shutdown deadlines in mid january and early february. and mike johnson also is somebody that did support the overturning of the election. one of the leaders in that effort to overturn the 2020 election. so we have to consider that relationship against that backdrop. host: that is scott wong and white house correspondentor reuters jeff mason. coming up at the bottom of the hour we will celebrate bill o