this ministration doesn't seem to have a plan for anything.haven't heard with their plan is to do this. but i know netanyahu, the leadership in israel, the idf, they are doing everything they can to protect civilians and who is not is hamas. >> thank you for sharing your insights after getting back from that trip. we appreciate your time. >> thank you shannon. happy easter. thank you back -- walkabout to fox news sunday. >> thank you shannon, happy easter to everyone. >> we have this talk among other things. they give an 11-point edge to president trump over president biden. specifically when we asked about this a few weeks ago there was a disapproval rating for president biden. and they don't think that they are managing this well. >> there is a crisis. people are dying and they want the war to end. they want palestinian lives to not be lost. i think once the war comes to an end under the president's leadership his numbers will improve just like numbers have bounced back they have close a lot of the swing states. >> shannon: we will talk abou

but we never seem to bite it in ministration. you know, actually condition age is we all set in red lines or ultimate honors and with our, any of that, i'm always skeptical with this rhetoric and these statements really have anything to do with dividing the ministrations actual policies that have some real stuff to them. let's take a look at a few other stories making headlines around the world today. thousands of inmates have fled haiti's main prison. after armed gang storm, the facility is suffering from worsening gang violence designed to remove prime minister ariel only from power. he is currently abroad and tried to gain support for un back security for us to stabilize the country. el salvador ends went to the polls for the 2nd time in a month on sunday. this time for local councils, over 6000000 people are eligible to vote in a race described by some as a formality following the land slide election of present value. ok. last month. as a teenager has been arrested in the stabbing attack of an orthodox jewish band in zurich,

that's on the biting ministration is urging israeli officials to avoid.nd made ongoing negotiations to pause the conflicts. >> there is a lot of work to be done in hard work to be done but we are determined to try and get it done. >> reporter: would know and insights this flows into the enclave making its northern gaza over the weekends. united nations warrants this part of this trip is on the verge of famine. i must continue to receive more international supports. >>> with a focus on israel's southern front there is real concerns about a broader conflict in the north. the lebanese militant group launch new attacks against israel over the weekend. shannon? >> thank you very much tray. joining us tom cotton, welcome back to fox news sunday. >> thank you stana katic good to be on with you. >> shannon: bilani to talk about based on the top of the show there. they got dramatic second wind after they tapped -- toppled the afghan government and with the us military which are often the company as a group they carried out the suicide bombing at the international

why litigation continued, however, the, by not ministration argues that the law will neg, texas communities less save burden, not only law enforcement, but also create confusion at the southern border if every state could test like different rules, spite and also accused republican officials obviously off politicizing the border again. so this decision, i think if this is fair to say kind of shed light on how the supreme court may lean in future disputes between president biden and former president donald trump. so that it's in his poll, a washington of us is also one of the all of gaza is not facing salvation. secretary of state tons of airplane. can i made the remarks as he prepared to head back to the middle east issues and read officials in saudi arabia and egypt to try and broke a sci fi and to increase a deliveries to gaza? has been growing unease among israel's allies about the human cost of its 4 against a mouse, which was provoked by their medical estimates groups. october 7, tara attack nearly 6 months into israel's war with moss. the you into saying that the looming famine and ga

but we never seem to bite it in ministration. you know, actually condition age is, are we all set in red lines or ultimatums and with our any of that? i'm always skeptical with this rhetoric and these statements really have anything to do with the, by the ministrations actual policies that have some real sense to them. okay, and looking at the region itself, what kind of ceasefire do do you expect if any, in the coming hours or days? the weather obviously is the stock right now on about in arrangements that the us egypt and cold our have been working to secure whereby we have a ceasefire for 6 weeks. there would be a swap of captives and prisoners, certainly mandatory an aide let in. it seems that her moss is sort of setting as a condition, not just the ceasefire my last for 6 weeks, but rather to permit. and to the more there's also demands a mazda is making about letting palestinians return to northern guys an expulsion of the departure of these really occupying forces on the ground in the besieged enclave. so. ready whether or

expect that they will be more comments, that they will also be more a criticism on the bottom, not ministration, but the way that it has been dealing also with sending h to gone so many calling ameliorating for the us to be needing these air drops instead of putting more pressure on this really government to let this trucks with 8 into gaza. so we can expect that there will be more reactions, not just from the republican side, but also from the white house of to these comments. and after they set that, they will put it more sanctions on disney out. posting on these. okay. and is riley is set lives in the west back w watching the correspond to benjamin alvarez group and with the latest from washington, benjamin. thank i was staying in the middle east, the hamas run health ministry and guns and says at least 6 palestinians were killed and dozens more wounded. after is really troops. i've been fire on crowns, waiting for humanitarian aid trucks, in gauze and city. israel's military has not commented on the alleged incident. meanwhile, israel is coming under increasing international pressure to all

i'm peter level divide. ministration is allowed israel's genocidal assault on guys that can become of her risk. expect a call for the entire world to watch. the lesson ministration knows exactly what is real is doing, and what it wants to achieve. biden is a willing participant to this unforgiving crime, the cross talking palestine. i'm joined by my guess, lionel in new york. he is a legal and media analyst in columbus. we have missed the winston season, active as an host of the action for a science, comcast and in rest. and we have michael maloof fee is a former pentagon senior security policy analyst, or at cross lock rules in effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciated. what's the michael to be go to you pressure, let's just talk about that dynamic now between the, by the administration and the government have nothing. yeah. who? who's leading? who? who's making this suggestions? who's following? oh, excuse me. let me interrupt myself. politico is just reported, but this year a packs a pack is reportedly prepared to spend $100000000.00 to defeat cand

but we never seem to bite it in ministration. you know, actually condition age is we all set in red lines or ultimatums and with our any of that, i'm always skeptical with this rhetoric. and these statements really have anything to do with the body, move ministrations, actual policies that have some real sense to them. to me. okay. i'm looking at the region itself. what kind of a ceasefire deal do you expect if any, in the coming hours or days? well there obviously is the stock right now. i'm about in arrangements that the us egypt and called are to be working to secure whereby we have a ceasefire for 6 weeks. there would be a swap of captives and prisoners, some humanitarian aid. let me in. it seems that her moss is sort of setting as a condition, not just to cease fire that might last for 6 weeks, but rather a permit. and the more there's also demands a mazda is making about letting palestinians return to northern guys and expulsion of the departure of these really occupying forces on the ground in the besieged enclave. so. rea

what the national security adviser basically is saying is that the bible and ministrations position is but any is really operation to, to rafa where we know that more than 1000000 palestinians were told to go to shelter and remain there along the egyptian border. but that would really be a concern if israel were to go there, because there is in the eyes of the united states so far on the part of b as riley's no credible plan, but they have seen this far, that protects civilian. so it allows for humanitarian court doors and also they see this as being sort of an undue burden on egypt in terms of any kind of operation that would go in by israel is so in the absence of any sort of credible plan which the united states has not said the national security advisor says that the united states is continuing to engage these relays. so this for the us does not support any as really operation into rafa and remains to hold that position. so this is sort of just the opposite of what the us president said just days ago and the um, vitamin ministration continues to kind of walk back the comments of th

it is the standpoint of the bible ministration. that right now there is no credible plan from the standpoint of the bite and ministration that would protect civilians as well. there is no protection in place thus far to make sure that there are arteries or court orders for humanitarian assistance and their places and, and do burden or pressure on the ships in border. and as a result, the bodily ministration says it is continuing to engage and press the is really government to ensure it comes up with what the board and ministration says needs to be a reliable and credible plan. as such, the united states says until it's see such a plan, it cannot support any such military operation. kimberly help it l g 0, the white house. well, we can now speak to somebody who's joining us here in our studio into a hi. is it professor for international affairs, a cuts are university, welcome to all to 0. what do you make of the messaging that's coming out of the white house? because of what? kimberly was just referring to. there are moments ago was

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then his ministration seemed to feed seemed coolant support a bit for the investigation. the chief prosecutor looking at was dismissed. and then later on that side of the country and all that, the people here at the time say that key documents went handed over to check exactly how the army participated. so you'll go to the situation this week long camp outside. and then on the last morning when protest has felt that they won't get a get that meeting with the president, they weren't going to get that break for the reversing of a truck. so they come and did into the side doors of the presidential palace just as the president was giving his morning press conference that they didn't get very far. that we met with gas and they were met with right shoots and they were a couple of arrest. but also that president, nope, is over to do, did say that he was going to meet them in $15.00 to $20.00 days when he looked to the evidence. but he also said that the protest has had right wing groups that were manipulating them, that they had overseas groups the rules, so i manipulate them an

i, i just, i think the, you know, the by the ministrations approach to ukraine has been very good. it's been a, you know, defective. it's been moral. it's been principled in helping ukraine defend itself against an illegal the invasion. um, i think all of the principal principals daylight laid out this entire argument they made in support of the ukraine policy. they have a slightly burned out to the ground. by the way, they've approached israel's assault on garza again, i'm not going to pretend these 2 things are exactly the same. they are not. but if we are talking about a set of principles that we're talking about international law and the need to observe it because they, they were such a stark double standard being applied to these 2 conflicts and the entire world can see it and they have acknowledged it may ask you a question about the american political scene. you know, my best efforts to describe what's happening in the united states is that we're seeing what's always been in america. isn't you know, slightly isolationist wing that really does not see being engaged in the wor

were all things are considered i'm peter level divide. ministration is allowed israel's genocidal assault on gaza to become of her risk spectacle for the entire world to watch us administration knows exactly what is real is doing and what it wants to achieve. biting is a willing participant to this unforgiving crime. the press ok in palestine, i'm joined by my guess, lionel in new york. he is a legal in media analyst in columbus. we have missed the winston season. active as an host of the action for his own comcast and in rest. and we have micro maloof fee is a former pentagon senior security policy analyst, or at cross lock rules in effect. that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciated. what's the michael to be go to you for sure. let's just talk about that dynamic now between the, by the administration and the government of netanyahu, who's leading, who, who's making this suggestions, who's following, oh, excuse me, let me interrupt myself. politico is just reported, but this year a packs a pack is reportedly prepared to spend $100000000.00 to defeat candidates who

the by the ministration refuses to shift course. months ago, we did a report that looked at sen, bernie sanders letter to dear colleagues saying that the united states could not be complicit in what was an unfolding with what he called the in discriminant killing . i can tell us the indians a either way to use that word himself several times. right. and i, joe biden has use that thing. so i'm just wondering what is happening politically in this town inside washington, dc and around the nation in terms of respond you that did bernie sanders get any traction at all? have others that have tried to shine a spotlight on what's in folding right now? i understand there was a whole rip it october 7th attack. we're watching a nightmare, a horse situation now and response, and bernie sanders and said we are now complicit in this. what are your thoughts that he's absolutely right. no surprise. i agree with my former boss, we are absolutely complicit in this. we are complicit in the situation that led up to october set and the situation of continuing cj and block 8 on gaza and occupation expulsion

i'm peter live out. divide ministration is allowed israel's genocidal assault on god. so it could become a horrific spectacle for the entire world to watch. us administrator knows exactly what is real is doing and what it wants to achieve. biden is a willing participant to this unforgiving crime, the a cross stock in palestine. i'm joined by my guess, lionel in new york. he is a legal and media analyst in columbus. we have missed the winston. she is an activist and host of the action for his own comcast and in rest. and we have michael maloof fee is a former pentagon senior security policy analyst. alright, prospect rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciated. what's the michael to be go to you pressure. let's just talk about the dynamic now between the, by the administration and the government have nothing. yeah. who, who's leading, who, who's making this suggestions? who's following, oh, excuse me. let me interrupt myself. political was just reported, but this year a packs a pack is reportedly prepared to spend $100000000.00 t

the by the ministration refuses to shift course. months ago, we did a report that looked at sen, bernie sanders letter to dear colleagues saying that the united states could not be complicit in what was an unfolding with what he called the in discriminant killing . i can tell us the indians a either way to use that word himself several times. right. and i, joe biden has use that thing. so i'm just wondering what is happening politically in this town inside washington, dc and around the nation in terms of respond you that did bernie sanders get any traction at all? have others that have tried to shine a spotlight on what's in folding right now? i understand there was a whole rip it october 7th attack. we're watching a nightmare, a horse situation now and response, and bernie sanders and said we are now complicit in this. what are your thoughts? and he's absolutely right. no surprise. i agree with my former boss. we are absolutely complicit in this. we are complicit in the situation that led up to october 2nd and the situation of continuing cj and block aid on gaza and occupation, expulsi

i'm peter level divide. ministration is allowed israel's genocidal assault on gas. it could become of her ripping spectacle for the entire world to watch us administrator knows exactly what is real is doing and what it wants to achieve. biden is a willing participant to this unforgiving crime, the cross talking palestine. i'm joined by my guess, lionel in new york. he is a legal and media analyst in columbus. we have missed the winston season. active as an host of the action for his own comcast and in rest. and we have michael maloof. he is a former pentagon senior security policy analysts, or at cross up rules and the fact that means he can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciated. what's the michael? let me go to you 1st or let's just talk about that dynamic now between the, by the administration and the government of netanyahu. who's leading, who, who's making this suggestions, who's following, oh, excuse me. let me interrupt myself. politico is just reported, but this year a packs a packet is reportedly prepared to spend $100000000.00 to defeat candidates

i, i just, i think the, you know, the by the ministrations approach to ukraine has been very good. it's been a, you know, defective. it's been moral. it's been principled in helping ukraine defend itself against an illegal dumb invasion. but i think all of the principal principles daylight laid out this entire argument they made in support of the ukraine policy. they have a slightly burned out to the ground. by the way, they've approached israel's assault on garza again, i'm not going to pretend these 2 things are exactly the same. they are not. but if we are talking about a set of principles that we're talking about international law and the need to observe it, they, there's such a stark double standard being applied to these 2 conflicts and the entire world can see it and they have acknowledged it may ask you a question about the american political scene. you know, my best efforts to describe what's happening in the united states is that we're seeing what's always been in america. isn't you know, slightly isolationist wing that really does not see being engaged in the world as be

i, i just, i think the, you know, the by the ministrations approach to ukraine has been very good. it's been a, you know, defective. it's been moral. it's been principled in helping ukraine defend itself against an illegal the invasion. um, i think all of the principal principals daylight laid out this entire argument they made in support of the ukraine policy. they have a slightly burned out to the ground. by the way, they've approached israel's assault on garza again, i'm not going to pretend these 2 things are exactly the same. they are not. but if we are talking about a set of principles that we're talking about international law and the need to observe it, they, there's such a stark double standard being applied to these 2 conflicts and the entire world can see it and they have acknowledged it may ask you a question about the american political scene. you know, my best efforts to describe what's happening in the united states is that we're seeing what's always been in america. isn't you know, slightly isolationist wing that really does not see being engaged in the world as bei

as i've written, i, i just, i think the, you know, the vitamin ministrations approach to ukraine has been very good. it's been a, you know, the effective, it's been moral. it's been principled in helping ukraine defend itself against an illegal dumb invasion. but i think all of the principal principles daylight laid out this entire argument they made in support of the ukraine policy. they have a slightly burned out to the ground, but by the way, they've approached israel's assault on garza again, i'm not going to pretend these 2 things are exactly the same. they are not. but if we are talking about a set of principles that we're talking about international law and the need to observe it, they, there's such a stark double standard being applied to these 2 conflicts and the entire world can see it and they have acknowledged it may ask you a question about the american political scene. you know, my best efforts to describe what's happening in the united states is that we're seeing what's always been in america. isn't you know, slightly isolationist wing that really does not see being en

the da is suing the biden a ministration to find out why. >> trace: thank you. it's lose lose.blican nominee for congress in intensive care physician along with former u.s. senate candidate and journalist. thank you for coming on. we could not be making it any easier or these people to come in here, rip us off and then go home with no consequences. >> i mean as you know, they struck my home tail of glendale and we had a very large gathering of concerned citizens at a church where the police updated everyone and let us know it was this chilean gang doing this. when you look at it, there are multiple different areas where things broke down. first there's the catch and release policy of our far left progressive da who does not prosecute criminals. but then after that what you could have done is if local officials were allowed to communicate with federal officials and find that these people were tourists that could be deported, but no, california has century state laws that were signed, voted by one of my opponents. so these far left progressive policies are bruins the state. >> tr

but we never seem to bite it in ministration. you know, actually condition aids, israel set and right lines are ultimatums, and with our any of that, i'm always skeptical with this rhetoric and these statements really have anything to do with the body, move ministrations, actual policies that have some real stuff to them. okay. i'm looking at the region itself. what kind of ceasefire do do you expect if any, in the coming hours or days? the weather obviously is the stock right now are about arrangements that the us egypt and cold. our have been working to secure whereby we have a ceasefire for 6 weeks. there would be a swap of captives and prisoners, certainly mandatory an aide let in it seems. the mosse is sort of setting as a condition, not just to cease fire. my last for 6 weeks, but rather a permit, and the more there's also demands a mazda is making about letting palestinians return to northern guys. an expulsion of the departure of these really occupying forces on the ground in the besieged enclave. so. ready whether or not

and how's it going down with these raney's as well, the rhetoric when it comes to the bite and the ministration has been and intensifying when it comes to their critique, not necessarily a visa, right, a search, but of, and that's on the, our, on a personal level, we had a president biden saying that and that time you always hurting is rather more than helping it. we had vice president iris saying that there needs to be a distinction between these ready government and these rarely public. um, just in the past hour we've seen a response from that's on you all saying that these riley public is behind these policies. but at the same time, you can also ignore the fact that the rest are rich when it comes to the use of ministration has been going a certain way. and i think everyone in these right is expecting that to follow this line in the coming days at the very least. okay. we'll have to leave it that felix. tom said, thank you for that from jerusalem. so officials in cyprus say a ship loaded with humanitarian aid for guys that has been given clearance to set sail the open arms release. and vesse

but we never seem to bite it in ministration. you know, actually condition aids, israel set, and red lines are ultimatums, and with our any of that, i'm always skeptical with this rhetoric. and these statements really have anything to do with the body, move ministrations, actual policies that have some real stuff to see them. to me okay, i'm looking at the region itself. what kind of ceasefire deal do you expect if any, in the coming hours or days? well there obviously is a stock right now on about in arrangements that the us egypt and called are to be working to secure whereby we have a ceasefire for 6 weeks. there would be a swap of captives and prisoners. so if you mandatory an aide, let me in. it seems that her moss is sort of setting as a condition, not just a ceasefire that might last for 6 weeks, but rather a permit. and the more there's also demands a mazda is making about letting palestinians return to northern guys and expulsion of the departure of these really occupying forces on the ground in the besieged enclave. so

well, i think the shadow, trump will make it very difficult for the bite and with ministration to fully we gain credibility in the coming year. but that all things, but the administration could do staffing, obviously, with supporting a c fire and gaza and then using the mechanisms of the un, including the security council to support the ceasefire. and perhaps we commit to the 2 state solution. the us can also invest in this, on this of the feature that calling us being describing it cutting, fully positive policies on other issues such as supporting crisis management's in africa, which would win it back some goodwill. but at the end of the day that the issue is gaza. and until there is a ceasefire in garza, the us is going to continue to struggle, i think diplomatically in new york. well, i'm reminded you do agree with that. i mean, can the us rebuild trust with it's that with the white a u. n. community of to the way in which it's behaved over garza a. yeah. yes. i do agree with with what was said, and i do think that this has been a rupture. um, i do think it can be legitimately compa

rather the binding of administration was specifically, you know, send the all government and the buttons ministration. nothing else saying that there is no disagreement between israel and us about eliminating how much because he is a rough up rather. but the way to do that, the operation, it'd be highly been city or rough up and they just moments a go. uh, that's any all saying that the mr. profess strategic affairs, uh, driven, is that going to, to leave of travel to the u. s. as early as next week in order to inform the americans about do peroration, how is going to be held. that'd be exactly way sion of the civilian population. rough uh, before the groups going to be a best. let's be honest about expecting and telling me what take a look now at some most doors making headlines around the world. as many as 5 minutes to nicole, a shady and size these country wants to close the ties with nato meeting with nato secretary general. and you have on mr. virginia and also said he's open to receiving help from the west administrator lines to normalize relations between his country and as a by john of the to

are comments are the strongest by us ministration? official on israel since the war started the unlike heiresses, hosting many guns on monday, a member of israel's more time, uh, cabinet, and the political arrival of president benjamin netanyahu. guns will also be meeting with other senior us officials, including the white house national security advisor, jake sullivan, was listening to what harris had to say about cease fire and goes up and given or the immense scale of suffering in gaza. there must be an immediate cease fire or at least the next which is what is currently on the table. this will get the hostages out and get a significant amount of a. well, our middle east at all is shawnie rose on his joins be now in the studio for more on this story. shortly we've heard some of the strongest language yet from comma, la harris, the strongest language, yet from an in a top us official. concerning is real regarding the cause of war is the us distancing itself from israel's does a policy to a certain degree. i mean, 1st of all when to

apparently the by not ministration doesn't see a contradiction here because it says it provides these weapons not to prime minister netanyahu with whom they have a difficult relationship at the moment. and who is like, of course, calling the shots and the gods operation, but they're providing this place real security, i think for the buy number ministration there in a way, in a lose lose situation. because it's a support for the is really a military on the one hand and, and then it's, um, it's uh opposition to the behavior of and then you all government on the other leads it into a difficult situation to a quagmire. and it's on y'all, has, has, has successfully lobbied congress, not only the republican party, but also the democrats for many years. and he's now caching in on, on, on, on what he had been successfully doing over the last decades. and on the other hand, of course, the joe biden has a position inside his own party. many young americans, not only of americans, a young people in this country see that there is a contradiction in these policies. and if you drive around here an

could recycle them from the previous administration, from the side ministration and even here, well, we aren't on the boat offend. you can see behind me that there is a part still under construction. and it shows also how the administration have taking several approaches, some parts of the border will. what from the obama times of us will the trump tips and all of us from the time of of job i, i did on the course one and benjamin alvarez. goober for us in brownsville, texas. thank you. here's a look now at some of the story is making headlines around the world. at least 43 people have been killed in the bangladesh, a capital deck after a mass of fire tow through a downtown shopping mall. dozens more were injured firefighters say the fire broke out in a popular restaurant and quickly spread to all the areas of the 6 story building. it's still not clear what caused the blaze for testers have altered by the forest outside the german capital berlin to block the expansion of a tesla factory with us company wants to boost production. 2000000 a 1000000 electric vehicles a year environmental

apparently, the by net ministration doesn't see a contradiction here because it says it provides these weapons not to present and send it to you all with them. they have a difficult relationship at the moment and who is like, of course, calling the shots and the gods opperation, but they are providing this plays real security, i think for the buy number ministration there in a way to lose lose situation because it's uh, support for the is really a military on the one hand and, and then it's, um, it's uh opposition to the behavior open that then you all government on the other leads it into a difficult situation to a quagmire. and it's on y'all, has, has, has successfully lobbied congress, not only the republican party, but also the democrats for many years. and he's now caching in on, on, on, on what he had been successfully doing over the last decades. and on the other hand, of course, the joe biden has a position inside his own party of many young americans, not only out of americans, the young people in this country see that there is a contradiction in these policies. and if you dri

apparently the by not ministration doesn't see a contradiction here because it says it provides these weapons not to prime minister netanyahu with whom they have a difficult relationship at the moment. and who is like, of course, calling the shots and the gods operation, but they're providing this way as real security, i think for the buy number ministration there in a way, in a lose lose situation. because it's a support for the is really a military on the one hand and, and then it's, um, it's the opposition to the behavior of and then you all government on the other leads it into a difficult situation to a quagmire. and it's on y'all, has, has, has successfully lobbied congress, not only the republican party, but also the democrats for many years. and he's now caching in on, on, on, on what he had been successfully doing over the last decades. and on the other hand, of course, the joe biden has a position inside his own party. many young americans, not only of americans, the young people in this country see that there is a contradiction in these policies. and if you drive around her

apparently the by not ministration. doesn't see a contradiction here because it says it provides these weapons not to prime minister nathan y'all with whom they have a difficult relationship at the moment. and who is like of course, calling the shots and the gods operation, but they're providing this place real security. i think for the buy number ministration, there in a way to lose lose situation because it's a support for the is really a military on the one hand and, and then it's um, it's uh opposition to the behavior of and then you all government on the other leads it into a difficult situation to a quagmire and it's on you all has, has, has successfully lobbied congress, not only the republican party, but also the democrats for many years. and he's now caching in on, on, on, on what he had been successfully doing over the last decades. and on the other hand, of course, the joe biden has a position inside his own party. many young americans, not only of americans, the young people in this country see that there is

once again saying that those as schumer's comments and not the ones that the by the ministration. but we can expect that these comments will put more pressure on divided by enough industries in the news today. what does it mean for the us is really relationship which we know is not a perfect one at the moment. that's right. the relations of very is drained right now. not just from the comments that we hear from washington, but also from the comments that we hear from, from israel. the criticized the this is the, the tech schumer said earlier today. they're all renewed called for the us to put real red lines on and is running to not keep exporting more weapons. and that's also what many said in regarding this comments, 8 by checks. and we will also set that the weapons explored, need to be conditioned to as well as the us does with every, any other allies around the will. so we can expect that the discussion, it will continue as some priest. it was from chuck schumer and other criticized the thing that it's not up to the us or a member of sending to actually tell the is rarely peop

they were just caught flat-footed they undid everything the trumpet ministration had done.l of the. a quick thought on that than i want to have tommy china and -- chime in. >> sure i think that's a valid critique. also what they really wanted to get done was rewritten immigration laws first pass fair enough but i think whether your a democrat or republican can all agree the legislature we have isn't working. >> there's an interview the mexican present and he is not inclined to do what he did of the trump administration which is to put mexican police on the border and engage in some pretty decent cooperation this is the mexican present watch. >> we are not going to act as police for any foreign government. mexico first. our home first. >> martha: he has a list of demands spirit $20 billion to poor countries in latin america, lift sanctions on venezuela and legalize law-abiding mexicans living in the united states. he seems to thank he is on a much stronger footing here tommy you've got leaders from other countries sango put there in the first line be nice if our president ha

well, i think the shadow, trump will make it very difficult for the bite and with ministration to fully we gain credibility in the coming year. but that all things, but the administration could do staffing, obviously, with supporting a c fire and gaza and then using the mechanisms of the un, including the security council to support the ceasefire. and perhaps we commit to the 2 state solution. the us can also invest in this on this, in the future that calling us being describing it cutting, fully posted to policy use on other issues such as supporting crisis management's in africa, which would win it back some goodwill. but at the end of the day that the issue is gaza. and until there is a ceasefire in garza, the us is going to continue to struggle, i think diplomatically in new york. well, i'm reminded you do agree with that. i mean it can be us rebuild trust with it's that with the white a un community of to the way in which it's behaved over garza a. yeah. yes. i do agree with with what was said. and i do think that this has been a rupture. um i do think it can be legitimately compar

well, i think the shadow of trump will make it very difficult for the bite and with ministration to fully we gain credibility in the coming year. but that all things, but the administration could do staffing, obviously, with supporting and see fire and gaza. and then using the mechanisms of the un, including the security council to support the ceasefire. and perhaps we commit to the 2 state solution. the us can also invest in this, on this of the feature that calling us being describing it cutting, fully positive policies on other issues such as supporting crisis management's in africa, which would win it back some goodwill. but at the end of the day that the issue is gaza. and until there is a ceasefire in garza, the us is going to continue to struggle, i think diplomatically in new york. well, i'm reminded you do agree with that. i mean it can be us rebuild trust with it's that with the white a un community of to the way in which it's behaved over garza a. yeah. yes. i do agree with with what was said. and i do think that this has been a rupture. um i do think it can be legitimately com

sometimes off the record without being named also saying that it's the right path for the bi, done ministration to have a tougher sense on the natania who government in israel and benjamin there's been reaction coming out of is real there. i mean, some of the comments that we've been hearing from from lawmakers is that we are not a banana republic. you can't tell us what to do in washington. here it is real. i mean, what is going to do to the, the already you know, not so perfect relations between the us and israel. this it bade will just continue. this is something else is coming on a day while the us also announced additional sanctions. the announce essentially going to a legal outpost in the west bank and also in some settling is not the 1st time that the us is doing it. and they also did it in february sanctioning for settlers accused of committing acts of violence against the palestinians. that if this was something that was announced earlier today, then we had also this reminds of the chuck schumer and, but we see this criticism from washington to once. he's really government not only com

i, i just, i think the, you know, the by the ministrations approach to ukraine has been very good. it's been a, you know, the effective, it's been moral. it's been principled in helping ukraine defend itself against an illegal dumb invasion. i think all of the principal principles daylight laid out this entire argument they made in support of the ukraine policy. they have a slightly burned out to the ground, but by the way, they've approached israel's assault on garza again, i'm not going to pretend these 2 things are exactly the same. they are not. but if we are talking about a set of principles that we're talking about international law and the need to observe it, they, there is such a stark double standard being applied to these 2 conflicts in the entire world can see it and they have acknowledged it. and they ask you a question about the american political scene. you know, my best efforts to describe what's happening in the united states is that we're seeing what's always been in america. isn't you know, slightly isolationist wing that really does not see being engaged in the w

yeah, and then it seems that the washington are, by me, ministrations had to clarify. it stands in the issue of the haitian prime minister . and as you point out, what it's saying is, is not calling for the haitian prime is to resign. what it's essentially asking for is for him to expedite the transition to an empowered, inclusive governance structure. and the reason is having to reiterate this position is because essentially what the media has been reporting in the last 24 hours is the by the ministration was calling for a resignation and that they had done so. 1 in mid flight to essentially as the haitian prime minister was flying back from a diplomatic engagement, his play was travelling to port of france and was re routed to puerto rico where it's assumed he is currently now be a bite and administration is not keeping abreast of is whereabouts, but that is where we believe that he is currently and what we know is but many had believe that the, by the ministration done this about face after months and saying, but they were resisting any call for his resignation. as

well, i think the shadow, trump will make it very difficult for the bite and with ministration to fully we gain credibility in the coming year. but that all things, but the administration could do staffing, obviously, with supporting a see fire and gaza and then using the mechanisms of the un, including the security council to support the ceasefire. and perhaps we commit to the 2 state solution. the us can also invest in the summit of the feature that colin was being describing it cutting, fully positive policies on other issues such as supporting crisis management's in africa, which would win it back some goodwill. but at the end of the day that the issue is gaza. and until there is a ceasefire in garza, the us is going to continue to struggle, i think diplomatically in new york. well, i'm reminded you do agree with that. i mean, can the us rebuild trust with it's that with the white a u. n. community of to the way in which it's behaved over garza a. yeah. yes. i do agree with with what was said, and i do think that this has been a rupture. um i do think it can be legitimately compared

now divide in ministration is a full partner in the israeli genocide without question. it knows very well what is real is doing and is going to do the mass starvation loans in gaza. and i think they want to put distance between themselves and the nightmare that the world is about to watch. but it's a rhetorical distance. it's not a real distance the only country that is responding in any way is human. uh and then of course we have seen the u. a saudi arabia and jordan, create a land quarter to make sure israel gets its consumer goods and vacuum cleaners and vegetables. and everything else, so it's, it's not just the united states that is complicit. it's uh, the, um, essentially most of the world community or whatever their rhetorical statements are of the young men is the, oh, that's the only country that's essentially attempting to interfere in this genocide . yeah, well what would be the way i had for the policy is when it comes to the full thing of the resolution, you know that not because that is non biting. everybody knows nothing about the ultimate today is writer

it's very difficult because by that ministration has come in after public and administration, that many of us felt was really on a very bad track record for american standing both domestically and globally. and so now it's a, it's a, it's a big issue for a americans domestically. how do you support this president of this administration? and at the same time support what's going on in terms of their policy on israel and palestine? is another big issue, a is what happens next, nor ends, according to the a secretary of state that has been some consensus found between him and our foreign ministers on the future. do you think sci fi would, would open the way to, to state talk? so what's your sense of it is a right to sound as bullish as he did about that? a look. i think the um, the biden administrations one i'd perspective on israel and palestine is very consistent. and even talking about palestinian statehood is meant to achieve a big win for as well. it is not out of a sudden change of heart that actually sees palestinians as human beings. otherwise the u. s. policy wouldn't have allowed

now divide in ministration is a full partner in the israeli genocide without question. it knows very well what is real is doing. andy is going to do the mass starvation loans in gaza and i think they want to put distance between themselves and the nightmare. the world is about to watch, but it's a rhetorical distance. it's not a real distance. the only country that is responding in any way is young. but uh, and then of course, we have seen the u. a saudi arabia and jordan, create a land quarter to make sure israel gets its consumer goods and vacuum cleaners and vegetables and everything else. so it's, it's not just the united states that is complicit. it's uh the, um, essentially most of the world community or whatever their rhetorical statements are, of the young men is the, oh, that's the only country that's essentially attempting to interfere in this genocide . yeah, well, what would be the way i had for the policy is when it comes to the full thing of the resolution, you know that not because that is non biting. everybody knows nothing about the ultimate tv is write

it says the mastercard is unlikely to change the by the ministration stands on israel's water and gauze. and honestly, i don't think that this administration has any interest in moving things forwards towards achieving the last thing permanent ceasefire, and certainly one that would make a meaningful difference in. ready lives the palestinians, and guys, i think the binding ministration is very much on the time table. ready of what the american elections are driving, which is unfortunately november. and it's only at that point uh after that the outcome of your options are here, are determined that we might see decisive movement by the, by the administration. i say that we just, the one caviar basically that you know, something really and, and this sounds trivial to say that this point given how many people have been killed in gaza, but something catastrophic. the bad happening does have, might shift things in a way. but 112 dead in one incident in gaza as people and doesn't know that's a day in gauze and that's north. ready bay and because at this point, and unfortunately that's not shi

but i don't think there's any question that the bite in ministration is, is very concerned. they're dragged into this now for 5 months, they're seen as complicit in genocide. some of the recent pulling data out of the united states has to be of concern to joe biden. right. the quote of public opinion is what you're going to in the election. yeah, absolutely. and, you know, half of democrats now believe that israel is carrying out genocide, so it depends on how you want to read the data on the one hand bite and can point to the fact that his approval rating has not actually gone down since october. since this all started on the other hand, if half of his party believes that this is a genocide and that he's supporting the, the genocide and of young people, increasing we are moving away from israel and closer to the palestinian position, which the public opinion data suggests then the next dose could be troubling signs, and that's to, that's the say nothing of the arrow been and most of them votes, which we'll, we'll figure prominently into certain states like michigan and rosi

it's not just the vitamin ministration. unfortunately, the american government has a terrible track record when it comes to is rarely policy new issues. we have back slide it on. so many issues that are, we're seeing the fruits of them today, and we're getting a huge hit on american credit ability, american standing in the world and the by them, the session happens to be in place towards the solve this for america. i was like me and others, it's very difficult because by that ministration has come in after a public and administration that many of us felt was really on a very bad track record for american standing both domestically and globally. and so now it's a, it's a, it's a big issue for americans domestically. how do you support this present in this administration, and at the same time support what's going on in terms of their policy on israel and palestine? or another big issue is what happens next, nor ends, according to the a secretary of state that has been some consensus found between him and our foreign ministers

chris, we spoke earlier about the calculations of the by the ministration. and i wanted to know more about the broader picture in the us. is that how, how much of a position that we have in the west of the ward and casa, and i think the opposition is pretty significant, not among the ruling political class. although even there you're beginning to see cracks in the house of representatives. but on the street, so people are paul the, the, the demonstrations we've talked to 6 months now and they haven't stopped. not only have they not stop, but they've not diminished in size. and of course we've had very dramatic protest aaron, boss, now. uh, so i'm on the base and then of course we've had the voting in the primaries where people have uh voted uh uh, not voted for buying. they've just been a non committal vote of some significant gain. so i think in michigan they were trying to get 10000 of these votes and they got over a 100. uh so uh yeah the, the, and the, you know, was very cheap. it support for buy it and to begin with. so it's not like you had much of a s

it's not just the vitamin ministration. unfortunately, the american government has a terrible track record when it comes to is rarely policy new issues. we have back slide it on so many issues that are we're seeing the fruits of them today, and we're getting a huge hit on american credit ability, american standing in the world and the by them, the session happens to be in place towards the solve this for america, i was like me and others, it's very difficult because by ministration has come in after a public and administration that many of us felt was really on a very bad track record for american standing both domestically and globally. and so now it's a, it's a, it's a big issue for americans domestically. how do you support this present in this administration? and at the same time support what's going on in terms of their policy on israel and palestine? is another big issue. a is what happens next, nor ends, according to the a secretary of state that has been some consensus found between him and our foreign ministers. on