who is going to be the speaker of the house? or the lady is britney spears story. i'm sorry. the people who know you can always tell because they have a look in there. why of? oh, my god. because think about this. we have right now, henry your but the carrier of the fleets, carriers sweets you've got to do, you have a 1000 students storming as an embassy. if you have 50 people we, there's been cause the come to mind and then and then the other day i, i heard this is i, i wanted to how do you politicians say, let's go and get them. you're talking door to door military. yes, it is always by the way, from somebody who's ever been in the middle of dinner, you disbelieved? your come to mind when, when john wayne movies are people talking about. so you have it, by the way, talking about the media. when you have shutter news room,

we are people who are not a journalist, people who think of metrics and eyes, and views and likes and going by all. and there's a word here. what are the most favorite words? and i'm telling you in american media platforms is blasted, present, it biden blasted, so was little coriso beer blast to be blasted verbally blast. well, there's blast. i didn't do i'm, i'm not gonna do any ponds here. but what really matters involves into such a taste, a sober look at what's happening here. this doesn't get any more life and death than this, and it's back. good guy, bad guy. and it's all sort of the thing to a, you don't take a side, you look at this, you know, we, we have rubber mcnamara, who was our secretary of defense during vietnam. and one of the things he said in his book, the fog of war will number one, which is probably one of the reason for the cast or via vietnam. he's a was, i'm just a your and emphasized with them don't sympathize but understand what is it that

they're saying? what is it that they're actually trying to say your respect to the board? do you agree with it? understand their perspective. if somebody calls or stay in a part, i'd say if somebody says that this, that, that this can payments or does occupation is a legal or this is a war crime, your job in journalism and that is not to necessarily refute this. or you go back and see whether this is actually true. your job is to report it and to understand it and to validate. not necessarily the accuracy of it, but this is jeremy. see that's the problem. you've got people who by virtue of the fact that they've lived in a country that really has had no worries to speak of here. and by the way, please stop, say 911. this is not anybody's non dilemma in 911. i was here on that tuesday morning. i was here at the world was behind us. we have people that say one who had candle a vigil. so one rubber boot in cambridge that i want to help you people came there

was, there was a coalition of the willing naturally was a different story. we use words like holland, posit 9 and 11, as, as part of some kind of this, this quiver of, of the bumper stickers that we use. this is not 911. this is black ships. this has been a change, everything. and the most important part that the new york times and others fail to realize is there is a vacuum of power. who is going to, who is going to not lose the day or will this but, but who, who is going to, to come to the position of sealing that boy who is going to lead the world from this? everything changes with is everything changes were and if you realize it, i'm sorry, is this ok? public apologies line of interruption. you. uh, but you just put me on very nice. it's it. so my next question about who's going to fill this void and not just a couple of hours ago,

we saw joe biden waving as he boarded a false one on his flight straight into the hearts of the storm. i've got 2 questions. uh, feel i know, hey, what do you think you could do that to mediate this crisis and be what do you make of jordan slipping the us presidents at relatively short notice something that would have possibly been on i'm think about just a few years ago. there was a statement, there is a question that um you know, in certain circles there was is, it's, it's, it's not meant to be funny, but people say, what would jesus do? what would jesus? well, there's a new question as being as now, what were donald trump to? would this happen under the trump? what, what, what, what are the permutations of this? what, what are the messages? why now, why is this happening now? and then america, again, you're asking, see, this is the parts that it's so difficult for the media to handle. i've got 10000

questions coming at you. how can you talk about in one sentence? on freezing sanctions against the read more money to ukraine and then send money, a couple other 1000000000 do or, or so to israel, whatever is coming from, what else can comment it late? you have people who are arguing or not, argue about protesting about where their, their college funds are going to come from. so you have this, this gets so one of the attachments i want to say to the media. are you listening? what, what is your job? but because they have been in the last step for the longest time, d, c, d, corporate, main, street, and media. by the way, this, this, this puppet media, the almost like like marian, that's in black step up to now with an amazing that that does the ministration is said and anything against what the prior administration said. so now you've got

folks who are saying, wait a minute, what, how does this being said, then you've got shuttle diplomacy. 6 here's the way it looks. this would be my assignment. if i was an assignment editor for the new york time. how does it look to the world? didn't it appears that the united states seems to have one interest and one interest own is real. i'm not saying that's right or wrong. that's the question. what are people thinking? and here's something which nobody understands either. it's as simple as idea. where do you think? yeah, or is there? how does somebody feel who is being shelled or bombed or, or, or shot at by any one? is there anybody huddled around to say well, thank god the right people are shooting out us. oh, this is, we're a country and let me strike that. we're a media who was or have a media the, the,

the wholly owned subsidiary. oh, good to a 12 part series on drag shows and engine trans, your gender, whatever it is, or don't mo, baby, they'll talk about written britney spears, the most ridiculously unimportant, trivial information there is. and yet all of a sudden they say, wait a minute, you never have to switch from from this from being the, the cultural bladder room that you are. you're going to switch and now talk about something which could very well lead to the end of the world. and when you tell people this is a, do you think this is going to stop? and another thing to that, the media don't cover because they've had, they've always run cover, so to speak, for this administration and others. i live in new york city. right now. we have more migrant. they're called migrants. fine, happy wonders. travelers who are here. we don't know who they are. i'm sorry for

the media need to cover this. i don't know. we are who they are, where they're from. whether they've had co bid, whether there were who knows, in the questionnaire. it was. when you hear about border, when you hear about borders, unusual in guys and you hear about borders in their wifi and egypt and borders. does anybody in the media? everything for a moment, you know, might be good idea to ask the question whether we could very well be holding as we speak. a lot of i didn't want to use this term too much, but people who, who have come here, do we have any clothes or what's going on? no, nobody talks about it. i i this is certainly apologies for interruption. you lie? no, we could definitely use this for hours to come on a favorite valley, even scratch the surface of it as always, it's taken tony shifting global politics then and the media still gets converts, as all is often the case by no legal on media on list. thank you very much for your

time today. it's always a pleasure to have your not to. thank you, sir. well, the united of everetts has the heavily criticized these red stripe on the hospital with jordan cancelling the summit that was scheduled to be hosted in along with the us exemption published and usually does so. yes. in can reports on other reactions from around the world. if we were to summarize the events of the past 24 hours or even the past week, week and a half, it would have to just be one single word and it would be outraged. that is what people are feeling. that is what heads of state are feeling similarly, many heads of state have been trying their best to ensure that the conflict between israel and cause i did not spill into reasoning countries and territories. and the front of that is even a lot. but it seems that many heads of state, or at least a little bit more determined to ensure that something is done. let's take a quick listen to what the turkish president had to say when he calls people to

action. getting a hospital with women, children, and innocent civilians is the latest example of israel's attacks that lack the most basic human values. i invite all of humanity to take action to stop this atrocity in gaza, which is unprecedented in history. taking this attack into consideration, as the tolls are just adding up, causes the ministry of health actually just released reset number suggesting that the newest decile sounds at about 3 and a half a 1000. the most bloodiest campaign, since anyone can remember really, and the sentiments were also shared by saudi arabia, essentially hinting that the attacks are being carried out against hospitals, schools, and civilian infrastructure. let's take a listen to what the 4 ministry have to say. the kingdom of saudi arabia condemns in the strongest terms the heinous crime committed by the israeli occupation forces by bombing al ali baptist hospital and garza, which led to the death of hundreds of civilians including children,

wounded and injured. this dangerous development requires the international community to stop its double standards with relation to applying international humanitarian law when it comes to his really crimes. there is also one more thing that could just be fundamental. we've heard from essentially his beloved media sites that have cited essentially wednesday as a day of anger, essentially. and seeing that this recent attack has not just angered the his beloved forces within the region, but provoked them to the point where they say they will carry out an attack that israel has never seen this as a matter of great concern. the format in which it will carry out based on its claims, is unclear. the possibility for an escalation is incredibly high. the outrage is there and similarly, so there has been a great deal of protest not to essentially mix up protests that we've seen over the past week. these are protests of outrage essentially against the state of israel. and the art protests in lebanon in turkey am. jordan and the list goes on and on.

so this is unprecedented, and it will essentially come down to what the leaders will have to do in response to these attacks of following the reports of the hospital being hits washington's coding as well to respect to the rules of the in israel and gaza. but we feel confident in our conversations with these realize that and we will continue to, to reiterate that the law of war must be upheld is not the 1st time that the united states has criticized israel for atrocities such as this. it was a much more immediate response from us officials and typically is given in response to is really activities like this. now it's also important to note the response from a hamas that not only called out israel for the perpetration of the destruction of this hospital and the death of many civilians. but also included

a condemnation of the united states. the united states is responsible for the attack on guys, the hospital that killed hundreds of palestinians. the hospital massacre confirms the numbers, brutality and the extent of his feeling of defeat. prime minister canada made a point of expressing his outrage about the events um and speaking with frustration and disappointment at the results of this incident. here's what we heard from the canadian prime minister. the news coming out of an absolutely unacceptable. international humanitarian law needs to be respected in india, sending all of his rules around was small except we have seen some pretty wide spread condemnation and the united states is. ready considered by many around the world to have been somewhat responsible for the that's part of buying is due in is

well in the next few hours, we didn't know exactly how it went or what time is gonna arrive. but how is that to how's it satellite need to impact so the visits? well, originally this trip by president joe biden was to include dialogue with low. ready leaders, but we heard almost immediately after the attack that the powers, denny and leader mahmoud abbas would not be attending. ah, now we understand the leader of jordan has also sold out of jo biden's meeting and as widespread condemnation of israel for this attack or is out. it appears that the purpose of joe biden strip may be in question, have been members of the us congress that have criticized him as well. now it's important to note that the un high council on human rights, their spokesperson, i did speak up and criticizes really activities as well. this is some of what we've heard. we are concerned that this order combined, combined with the in position of a complete siege on gaza,

may not be considered as lawful temporary evacuation and would therefore amount to a forcible transfer of civilians in breach of international today. now it appears that job items trip the is going to be quite mars by this incident. and it's important to note that previous to joe biden should arrive in the next few hours. there was a trip to the region by anthony blanket and the us secretary of state. you did meet with palestinian leaders and others, but now that joe biden is arriving, it's not clear what the results of this trip will be. it almost appears as if it will kind of be a moment where the united states won't be looking good to a lot of people around the world. because uh, country that is a huge recipients of us military and financial aid appears to have perpetrated quite a horrendous attack against civilians rushes on buffets as well as blamed the west for jobs. the most coast resolution in the un security council,

which was aimed at the peaceful assessments of the conflict between israel and palestine. i think the west and below tends to mediate a 5 piece that's the escalation that we're witnessing now. in enough way, if there is, i will say, unless you lose our draft resolution was exclusively humanitarian in nature. with minimum allowance for political provisions, it was aimed at an immediate cease for the stablish months of human and terry and two's saving lives and provide instrumented terry and assistance. it was blocked by our western colleagues and prawns, the united states and the united kingdom. unfortunately, some of the delegations also voted against it. 5 countries voted for a project including russia, 6 upstate and the rest are against. for some reason japan joined prawns, the us and the u. k. of course, this is a purely political approach and by the way, this is more approved for, for the united states and its allies doing in the united nations security council.

as for the role of the security council is mechanisms, namely, the court said of the international mediators on the settlements of these rarely policy and conflict. for almost 7 years, the western countries had been blow can any decision. so in the political settlements in the security accounts, so this is an attempt to monopolize the settlement process and attempt to substitute real initiatives all this block. it has just let the current situation, the unexpected relapse of violence was a natural consequence of such a policy. earlier by colleague about her mom a smoke to, to use correspondence, shout defense gets a get more and the reaction that we've had from the west of the incident in regards to your pin leaders, we heard from the heads of your pin capsule shawls. michelle, who said that he's concerned that a space was carried out as a result of is really strikes. it doesn't comply with international. i would like

to express my emotion, feeling distortions, information sort of reach for me to reach an host because it does up this being the bunk was a lot of times you have to see it is showing the drum at the situation that the draw, the drawing for the people who are, who are the, took the siege when uh, when you get to the basic infrastructure, were new, shut you to, to access to water. when you try to electricity, we don't do and you don't, you don't allow the fluids to to be different. there's nothing united reasoning international. i know that is of course a reference to the geneva convention that states that infrastructure such as hospitals cannot be hit the berkeley. and if it is then that would be in contradiction of the convention that we've also heard from the top. the $4.00 to $5.00 chief in the year joseph burrell. he's saying the innocent civilians are paying the price for what's happening at the moment between as well and the pumps. and in the news coming from the out actually around the baptist hospital in gather

at horror to the tragedy unfolding. before our eyes seems days once again, innocent civilians pay the highest price. the responsibility for these crimes must be clearly established and the perpetrators held accountable from the u. k. we've heard from the u. k. foreign secretary james, clap, lee. he says that he or you k wants to work with allies to find out exactly what happened. however, the protection of civilian life must always come 1st and be the priority and grab this thing, at least that the protection of human life. now we've heard of course, um, from a lot of countries on around the world. you mentioned a couple there from europe. events of is gathering with these people a desperate all they are. they need some sort of help. all we loop how they like pizza, get any finally from perhaps the rich countries around the world. we know that you bite in is due to had to as well in the next few hours to meet with the lead is not

just an as well, but across b r a breach. and as well, we know that one of the conditions of his visits was that as well to release the blockade of humanitarian aid. but at this point, the roster crossing remains closed and not humanitarian aid, which is clearly desperately needed. in gauze it is not getting in. however, we have also heard from the e u. in the last few days, that it's looking at tripling its budget for age, for the palestinians. that will take that up to around 75000000 euros at from the us in terms of age. we know that a bite in is due to us congress for an emergency. a budget of a 100 billions is well and ukraine. it's not clear whether he will announce if any of that funding will go to the palestinians in regards to the humanitarian crisis that unfolding. and to be clear, what ever happened? we will find out an investigation is going to take place. but this is the biggest single loss of life in gaza. in one incident since 2007,

this is serious. an international lead is all paying attention the jewish new services. caroline glick says the gardens are responsible for the current situation as they're the ones who would like to come us. so we have one side, which is a genocidal is normal, nancy terrorist organization. so there's a both sides. is it israel and come up for just 2 sides of the 3rd point? let's be very, very clear. this isn't a natural disaster when he talked about humanitarian relief to god that we're not talking by 1st quick victims. ok. this resumes supported by the people of garza who voted into office and continue according to polls to support it. the only way we can get a peaceful resolution is if these people are not elated because their masters and their evil, then you cannot peacefully co exist on planet earth with them if they want to survive this for, they should send the united states and russia and all good countries who value the

sanctity of human life should be putting pressure on each because the only place the innocent civilians are going to be safe from the coming war is if they leave gaza temporarily. come back afterwards. go to egypt for now. well meanwhile, at least a 2 people have been killed and many of those wounded and then is really attacked on southern gaza. the video at this to show the moment of this strike as well as intermediates. optima incidents occurred in the southern city over for the adoption border way as well and how to order gaza residency fleet to as it was the most targeted in the know a warning you may find. the following footage, disturbing the dozens of

civilians are still believed to be trapped under the rebel. as emergency work is frantically search for survivors. locos also rushed to the scene to help with the rescue. we were to sleep. there was no warrant and nothing. they destroyed the house where we were sleeping, were not people at war. there were 20 displaced people in the house, in the same number in my uncle's house, including children. all my cousins are married. all of them with their children were killed. this boy was seriously injured to join the strike in southern gaza. he was taken to the hospital, but the doctors were unable to save him. these images from a mold in the north of gauze. a father and his child were killed in the strike while they were sleeping. sitting in officials said the mother, 900 children, have died and strikes over the past week alone. this girl is currently being treated at the hospital in northern garza. i'm of the along with 5 other members of a family goal til the northeast strike. adult to the hospital says devices supplies

are running critically low as it is now being subjected to genocide by these rarely occupiers. most of the dead and wounded are children and elderly people, on behalf of all residents of gaza, demands from the whole world, and immediate stops of the war and the killing of civilians, legal consultants for palestinian refugees. ronnie, a body believes that the international community is blinds to the unfolding humanitarian crisis. this is the program since the beginning since the end. so i'm not sure not community try even to solve this problem, which is most of you will, by the way, itself, the 1st time gets us tip of me. and really at the 0, you have to remind me it's a 1000, it's well 1470. and when you want it, set it up the problem, it's not just the easy, they closed the board. that's because the nation community as well, they don't have really this cutters, you know, to oblige as the district. they're in all the convictions side by side. they

continue bumping and building houses, etc. so because they have the okay from the national community, them the up in some a button. so this is why i think when the up the owns or the americans, they realize that's enough is enough. it would stop, but they know nobody move. it's like the people have to pay the price. well, that's all for now. my name is peter scotts and i'll be back again in just a few minutes time with all the latest developments on. that's perfect. awesome. so site being done, the the,

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