where does this leave the united states will the bite of ministration now be forced to, to reevaluate it, standing in the region with china? obviously rising as a diplomatic and strategic player in the gulf. yes. you know, here in washington and i think throughout the united states, americans view the united states as the indispensable power, the indispensable power on the world stage, and the indispensable power in the middle east. what happened yesterday with the agreement between iran and saudi arabia brokerage by china is that china really took almost took that spot. it made themselves. china is now really the indispensable power in the middle east facts. just a fact. china has the money. it has the diplomacy, it has the wherewithal to become the indispensable player. and so in washington there's really their surprise. i don't think they by the administration was ready for this development. i think there's concerned that the israelis were surprised. we saw prime, an israeli prime minister netanyahu, quote, unquote, back rounding reporters. but everybody here knows that it was, net

i mean, i think this the binding ministration, the u. s. i think have lost a significant amount of leverage and credibility with this decision at the same time. we also have the bind administration passing the most ambitious and aggressive climate legislation and us history. ready the inflation reduction. what we can certainly say is that we know that there's a carbon market. we know there's a certain amount of oil and gas that we can burn before we exceed these planetary tipping points, right? you often hear about 2 degrees celsius, referred to and with the willow project. you know, konica philips is about $58.00 a barrel, which is relatively high cost oil. and this is oil. that's gonna be. ready produced in the 20 thirty's 20 forty's well into the 2015. and so what we know with this project is that, you know, the, the folks who are developing this are planning on there being a lot more oil and gas in the future. and not keeping to the carbon budget that the scientists say that we need to stick to that that's going to be our final word i'l

it appears that the binding ministration is following the prompt administration, which was following the obama administration, which was following the bush administration. and continuing this pattern of encroaching on the privacy of the american, then expanding the ability of the government to carry out surveillance and spying without much oversight form a c, i. a analysts, larry johnson says the u. s. advanced programs i see being used against americans themselves. despite it stated, aim of countering for and threats that this law that when it was passed. and this is not my opinion, i'm basing this upon my former business partner. now retired, who was chief of international operations for d. e, a in the ninety's. and he told me, he said we have all the authority we need to actually in. busy intercept phone calls and spy on foreigners. what this law does is basically give the f b i, ag, department of justice, and the anybody else d e a, a back door despite on americans. and in fact, that's exactly what they did to donald trump. that's what they did to people on his team like george p

we came into office in the trump-pence of ministration. we followed an administration that send pallets of cash to tehran and negotiated the disastrous nuclear deal. all the while around continue to so violence across the region. endangering american service members, endangering ordinary citizens and countries around the region. we came in and said no more capitulation. we got out of the disaster is iran nuclear deal isolated around as never before. we stood without apology with our most cherished ally, israel, and moved to the american embassy to jerusalem. the capital of israel. [applause] when that happened, and you were in those conversations. i was in the oval office any more times than once. with senator joni ernst. she is not shy. when it comes to making her point about iowa. i will leave it there. [laughter] when chuck grassley seen like the shining -- i one in room, you reached critical mass. you were supporting us along the way. say the free world opposed those would be an understatement. i was in a lot of those calls. every lead

of visiting camp hill continental divide in colorado, it was the first monument we added for my ministrationthis matters because when we conserve our country's national -- natural gifts, we are not just protecting the lives of people who depend on them like the family farms and outdoor recreation businesses, rural communities, welcoming visitors across the country in the world. we are protecting the heart and soul of our national pride. there protecting pieces of history, telling our story that will be told for generations upon generations to come. our national wonders are literally the envy of the world. they have always been and always will be essential to our heritage as a people and our identity as a nation. that is why the budget i released earlier this month includes new funding to increase access to our natural areas for americans from all backgrounds. we will continue to take aggressive steps toward conservation with big actions i am about to announce today. first, i am proud to use my authority with the antiquities act to establish -- and i want you to know it is a big deal, i am ha

s, device ministration helps to lot in this process because they made it clear. and you don't want this negotiated solution either. so the, they still believe that the russian can get, if it's military, you know, that in a way you've sold the cars to the russian officials to do and you know, shuttle this conflict and produce the security outcomes as they deem relevant to the russian security. as far as the u. s. own kind of efforts, i think we've seen again over the past week, the tax us attacks on iranian roofs, troops in syria and followed shortly after the iranian cell. d. no truce if you want to call it in chinese, negotiate these to heal. and it also kind of shows us that there is no solution to any conflict in the world that the us is not a part of that the last will be a problem and not, not a solution which complicates think as far as the isis concerned. i read it as he had another blow to another, international organization and other international norm. you know, us as, as much as the trust to worse the dollar currency. the financial markets of the west

a map informed opinions by the ministration are very concerned about this development especially, or what it means for china's power on the world. state critical debate, now only both the legal report dog they see the property in depth analysis of the day headlines inside story on al jazeera, examining the impact of today's headlines. this was probably one of the deadliest disaster seen the story of back cotton, setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions. this is the one that's been hitting city for sharing personal stories for a global audience. can you talk to little bit about what life is like for african limited programs that open your eyes to an alternative view of the world today? all now to sierra unflinching questions is war with will one, the imminent rigorous debate people who are dying because of lack of medical treatment, black lives, don't really matter in the police world. join me markham on hill up front. what out to 0? lou. ah, watching on 0 right over top stories this hour, at least 30 people have died in a florida migrant detention center in northern mexico. doze

in fact, biting has approve more permit on federal and uneven and trumpet ministration, which as you might remember was all about drill baby drilling. so lipp at this leave the estimates of the amount of greenhouse gas that this project will emanate over a lifetime of the, of the, of the various drilling sites. go to the center for american progress, it will lead to twice the emissions. then all the renewable energy projects was supposed to come well, the new renewable energy projects on federal landed biting has announced that was supposed to cut emissions by 2030. this was supposed to be a great environmental move, but in fact, actually, central american progress has actually this, these, these drilling sites were produced twice the emissions were going to be covered in the 1st place, so, immensely, immensely controversial, the by did ministration says, look, we would have lost in court, but it was just no point fighting, but environmentalists that you got to fight listen court and there will be litigation will much separately placed against against these these new wells. not least

for the bush ministration. what was going on, and what we did, why. the book which concludes 30 of these 40 transition memos, and each case, up states the memos as to what is happening subsequently, and what he got right and wrong, and looking back now at 20 years and four administrations, trying to deal with these issues. what are the lessons for future presidents. to each memorandum, there is an attached set of laws. the speech, policy, statements, and phone conversations that they had, and embassy meetings. all of those attachments, with a transition memo, they are going to be an archive at smu, and the hope is a combination of the book from the access to the online archive with the attachments will become a place where scholars, historians, and foreign policy can go and see what we are going to see about it. but there will be a record that they can consult. if they do that, there is a number of things they will see, and the fourth one is exactly where you want to go. the first is, there is a myth out there that all boys did was iraq, afghanistan a

thanks in large part of the way the by did ministration, is handled things, the one sided approach to, to what's been going on in ukraine. that, that there's not kind of a measure of goodwill. i mean, at some point you could have present decide, look, just to try and recalculate the relationship with us. we're going to try to handle it and let this guy go. but at this point, when the us, this is not seriously talking to russia, is not making any moves to try and find a peaceful resolution of what's going on. and ukraine. it's not really the time for sort of a peace offering from food to try and, and ria, reevaluate and reassess to reestablish the relationship with the u. s. so i think the time will come when the ukraine conflict comes to an end, as president putin and russia, once you get back on good relations with, with europe in the us, that there will be some, some resolution of this issue. but i think we're still a long way from coming to that point. that seems to me this almost cat and mouse game going on these days with the american foreign ministers and american members of lea

is that the, i think the, the biden ministration looked at what happened in iraq, in terms of a, it's a getting up public support. and they were out in front, before the russian invasion de, classifying intelligence about russian intentions that proved to be accurate as opposed to what the bush administration did with its so called intelligence on iraq's w. m t. right. i think this is a fascinating talk about, i think one of the other things that unfolded at that time and we heard it from then president bush and people like honda. lisa rice is that the venture into a rock was going to spread democracy around the world, was going to spread democracy on through the middle, middle east, that this was about democracy promotion. and if you're around the world today, jonathan land day, um, how does, what does democracy promotion translate to in foreign languages? in fact, this was an argument that was made, but particularly by the neoconservatives for a justify one of their justifications for invading iraq. because don't forget of someone we haven't brought into this discussion was the form

those what, what are some of the politics that, that went into this and why would the vitamin ministration that seem to campaign on making climate change a priority? what, what, what did they do this? yeah, well that's absolutely right and just to start with by his campaign promise of no new leasing or development on federal lands and so on. on from that perspective, this looks like a major walk back from the, by the administration. and it really looks like they're trying to save face here and i think that's why we see those. busy other actions, but we also have to remember that biden is a savvy political leader and alaska is congressional delegation. has been very outspoken about wanting to see this project go forward. and that congressional delegation, especially these are mccallski and alaska is congress women marybell cola are, are really important for other federal decisions that need to be made for other, especially for sen. mccallski, for judges, that need to be confirmed. so this was certainly a political decision on the biden ministrations are, and as you can tell that they're, th

so this was certainly a political decision on the biden ministrations are, and you can tell that they're, they're not particularly happy about it, but i clearly, they thought this was the most prudent political decision based on, on the context, especially the geopolitical context of the ukraine crisis right now, you know that, that, well actually i wouldn't move on, but you just touch on that for a 2nd. why do you crane change the political decision here? yeah, and so, you know, the united states has historically, you know, we had declining oil production ever since the 970 s because it was like water hydraulic fracturing it really created a kind of energy revolution in this country. and so we have been exporting vast quantities of l a and g liquefied natural gas to europe to help replace russian natural gas. so united states has played a new, more muscular role in european and global energy affairs. and there is the perception with this project that the united states needs to maintain a certain flow of energy to be able to support our allies. and that you would see the alaska delegatio

so say they knew was really that ministration is taking relations with beijing to new heights. the relations between brazil and china are developing at the moment. china is our largest trade partner, brazil's new administration, should take these bilateral relations to the next level. as members of briggs, we cooperate to develop and become stronger. multi polarity is the new reality. we have clearly seen that over the last couple of years. brazil place is huge emphasis on this because a unipolar or bipolar world is and nobody's interests anymore. bricks and g 20 or a huge importance to brazil. louis silva took his off is only 2 months ago. he has visited argentina and the u. s. so far, so his visit to china is the most significant, twice. we hope that it wouldn't sure the strengthening of ties both bilaterally and within brings and latin america. ecuadorian authorities say a 6.9 magnitude earthquake has struck the country. treatments with was in the nation south and also across the board. a northern peru, at least 12 people have reportedly been killed in ecuador, but the numbe

is taking hostage by the united states law makers in the us are pressing that by that ministration to investigate israel's use of american weapons. it comes as criticism grows over scenes of violence involving palestinians among the actions of what the politicians brand. as the new right wing is really government we urge immediate action to prevent the further loss of israeli and palestinian lives. we call on your administration to ensure that all future foreign assistance to israel, including weapons and equipment, is not used in support. a gross violations of human rights, including by strengthening end use, monitoring and financial tracking. a letter signed by 10 law makers criticizes they is really government on several cabinet members, particularly the national security and finance ministers. now the list of concerns include an escalation and violence, the killing of both palestinians. and this really westbank settlement expansion and using us weapons in human rights crimes. for 2023, congress appropriated $3800000000.00 in aid to israel for defense, nearly $100000000.00 quote. i

robert malley over the course of the last few months is, is there was a sense that in the, by the ministration they didn't really want to move forward when it came to the nuclear issue because of what was going on when it came to the protests in the iran . right? no, i think that's definitely a factor. i mean, sale just made the 2 points. i would have made an iran decision to start giving drones and military support to russia. makes no sense if you believe that the radians really wanted to find a solution to this. i mean, it's not that iran is making billions of dollars from selling these drones to the russians. so you have to ask the question. if there were a serious about a nuclear deal, they would have at least told a black me or put and we might support you, but we're not going to jeopardize our nuclear talks with the west, which is exactly what he has done. and on top of that, the rainy regime over the course of the last 7 months, has by international reports, killed about 530 of its own citizens protesters and attained about 20000. it's extremely hard for any western government to want t

conoco phillips, but it's facing strong opposition from climb active, as they say on the mines. ministrations, pledge to combat climate change and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. when other developments that i present bite has been trying to reassure americans at the country's banking system is safe off the collapse of silicon valley bank stalks around the world. plunged on this news, asked customers q to try and get their deposits back. this is the largest failure of the us bank since the 2008 global financial crisis. and then here in the u. k. authorities have also been trying to reassure taxpayers that they won't be liable either. after emergency talks, europe's largest bank, hsbc stepped into rescue the british division of silicon valley bank. the u. k. banking system is extremely secure. it's well capitalized and i think we've demonstrated that resilience by what was happening over the weekend on the fact that we were able to come up with a solution. so quicker one of the saw to bring you from malawi, the government there is declared a state of dissolved disaster after a powerful storm

and what it perceives to be problems is that the bottom ministration has recently demanded that the, the, china's own as a tick tock they sell their stake in the social media or risk of possible ban of tick tock. it's a tick tock in in the, the us. but if it, any sale of tickets that would have to be approved by chinese regulators. it's a bit of a mass do. and what do you make of this hysteria around not just take talk. also hallways also been the video kicked out of a lot of infrastructure in the u. k. the u. s. and i believe some cameras in australia as well were removed from some government departments. yeah. and then, i think, you know, in fact, it is about the technology, the united states is unwilling to engage as a countries in the fair competition channel. not afraid of competition. if it's a, with the same hulu and no after all new liberties and talks about the competition, the better for consumers, for everyone in of wing when yet, where united states loses. it's a tech advantages that adopts it. abandon all this textbook economics. if you are the, how are we, how is the fa

you know the phrase infrastructure week became a running joke in this town because the previous ministration would declare infrastructure week and it would come and go without any results. again and again and again. and i think for that reason there were many times when the president's vision of a bipartisan bill to get this done was declared dead. i, mean many times certainly over the summer of 2021. and yet here we are actually getting it done and by the way getting it done is hard. we got the funding and we got the bill and the policy framework. but you know we are going out there and the supply chains are still recovering from covid as upward pressure on cost because of inflation. with a vision that is going to test the productive capacity of this country. and that is true whether it is the hudson tunnel that i was talking about with the president on just. it's the tunnel it junior thousand passengers a day moved around trans. it has been operating since 1910. and it was already aging when super storm sandy caused a lot more damage because of the salt water that swamped it we're finally

the by did ministrations pushing for tougher rules on midsize banks in response to recent lender failures in the us. let's go to the ins quarter on wall street for more. yes. what do we know? what is the bite administration pushing here for? yes, even enter what a different some an administration makes it thought that long ago under donald trump actually when some of the stress that for instance, some of the requirements are for midsize banks where it dropped big then by the way, also with some a democratic as so port, so now a biden is so looking for higher liquidity as standards, where some of the beg stress tests serve for a mid sized bang, said what i also find particularly interesting. someone recently healed wallstreet says it's not your grand us bank run any more. what we've seen, for example, with silicon valley bank. so now those so stress tests are supposed to take into account high speed, digital withdrawals and the ability of social media to spread information. so i'm all of that to 1st of all, but also investigated what parts it plate in the recent turmoil and then also how w

the 2 countries on their leaders have communicated closely since the launch of the suck, yolande ministration. remove this amended, there's been pressure to end the dispute from afar tune as major allies to the united states. washington has been pushing for a resolution with looming regional challenges like north korea and china's growing power good will between tokyo and sole is seen as crucial for a united front. we at ward senior fellow at the international institute for strategic studies. thanks for joining us. i'm robert, as the report mentioned at south korea, as president un, secure is conservative, which tends to mean someone who is pretty nationalistic, and yet he's, it looks like he's trying to set this war time grievance aside. what's driving that? well, i think it's important to remember, this is one of the most true japan governments in korea for many, many years i'd argue that passes, convey june was present in 2003. so this is the initiative by, by president you, he's aware that he's limited shell like south grid. presidents can only be long term. they've got, he's got governme

we say a recent unit ministration plan for south koreans and south korean companies to compensate the force laborers who worked in in japanese companies during the war and prior is opposed here. and so, korea, by like something like 60 percent of south koreans, again oppose this. this plan and now. busy these different perspectives certainly are, are reflected in some of the things i heard from, from people on the streets a saw yesterday were gone diligently, but on the move to month, it's better for south korea to compromise with japan. it is august. the mika is a mom, and even if there are some difficulties, sort of open london, i think the south korean government is doing well in this was that old considering that prisoner yoon is taking the 1st step on it is all. i don't what i will tell, none of them. ah, did he do anything? the president ones said japanese colonialism didn't respond well to changes in world history. so i'm worried about what humiliating diplomacy might emerge through the summit. where you don't get to know me if the government sincerely said the elderly victims,

after the trapping ministration withdrew wrong. they jason gilroy, your arm deal yet on has an i'm reaching at the level of enrichment off uranium and increasing the level of the basement of uranium and also the young lady elijah amounts of hearing. but it's far from clear what has been happening inside iran's nuclear plants. since the international agreement regulating its activities collapsed 5 years ago to ron, has all but stopped cooperating with the un watchdog. it's head raphael grossi has been in to run pressuring president abraham raw. you see to allow more inspections . and finally, a breakthrough we had, we had bought a tory get on the bleeding of information and, and lack of a continuity of knowledge we had. so now we can start working again, reconstructing these base lines of information. and these are not words, this is very concrete. as well as allowing more inspections. iran has agreed to reconnect deactivated surveillance cameras. at some nucular sites. this is significant improvement. but why are not there yet? i w

after the tropic ministration withdrew from a jason, deloitte, or your on deal reaching the level of enrichment of uranium, increasing the level of uranium and also accumulating and large amounts of this uranium. and from the recent reports from the i 8, they accumulated 8 is 7 kilograms of 60 percent enriched uranium, which is getting pretty close to the material that could be used on to so called latins grade uranium. however, we also heard last week, some of the comments from the us, both they are the secretary of defense when you with policy. and then they had a ca, whereas they say that according to their knowledge, their supreme leader has made a decision to resume weapons program that iran sort of stopped in 2003. but obviously the level of engagement that iran reached accumulated during the construction. and that was also one of the reasons that grocery when, because with a current level of monitoring in iran was not sufficient to ensure that it does not produce even more and more highly right. so you say that the level of oversight is not sufficient. so why do you think that

thanks to the quick, actually my ministration. over the past few days, miracle can have confidence that the banking system is safe. your deposits will be there when you need them. small businesses across the country, the deposit accounts of these banks can breed easier knowing they'll be able to pay their workers and pay their bills or not ian's court. on wall street. yes, we heard the words of by there were investors reassured, even it was definitely no coincidence that biden gave those remarks before the market to open the new week. their remarks definitely didn't hurt, but i would say it was more the action that we've seen from the f b. i see from the federal reserve partly also from the government to a guarantee all the deposit, especially also the uninsured one. so that's helped and everybody had tried to talk down the crisis to prevent a bank run at the broader market that worked. if i look at some financial stock that didn't really do the trick, if you look at 1st republic for example, or regional bank and out in san franci

we ought to designate them as a terrorist and we ought too withhold funding until we get this ministrationdo their job and secure the border. >> we had to secure border we had a state in mexico policy, w build hundreds and hundreds of miles of border wall, we didn't quite get to the end. but, we had nothing like this i the trump years as a matter fac we had the lowest numbers of illegal immigrants entering the country in those years. joe biden to me is aiding and abetting the lawbreaking. he's allowing it to happen. we know how to stop this and prevent this. why is he not doing that? could get to your point, in 2020 , we had a policy of complete and total removal, any illegal immigrant from any country anywhere in the world that came across our border illegally they were either sent to mexico and remain in mexico they were sent to guatemala or they were sent or returned to there home country. there was zero releases of aliens into our country per joe biden came into office and he terminated every single policy just mentioned and began the process of resettling illegal immigrants by the mil

what this bill does is it would allow the current presidential ministration joe biden to ban ticked off across the nation if it is determined that the app is sharing private user data with anyone who is involved or controlled by china or the chinese government. at least 26 people have been killed after 2 trains collided in central grease. emergency teams are searching for passengers who may still be trapped in the wreckage. several cars have derailed on some court file. there are growing fears of a cholera outbreak in the north western region of syria falling the recent earthquakes. the syrian opposition, one civil defense, as at least 2 people died nearly 600 cases of infection, opposition parties and nigeria, calling for the presidential elections to be cancelled describing the process as a sham. electro commission says there have been technical glitches and voting, which took place on saturday. russian meters reporting an unmanned drone as crushed in the moscow region. the governor says the drone was targeting a facility belonging to gas from there been no casualties or property dama

so i don't know whether not fair, it is to play the trumpet ministration, but there were certainly relaxations the loose thing up regulation after the financial crisis. and that will be after left to be looked again, or whether we can do something. but you know, in the end, right, not a rocket science or the exact sign of it, but it's a moving target facility of these things like are happen the through to go to university of notre dame. i'm sorry, this rocker we're going to leave it there. we have to wait to move on, but thank you very much. rigor bachman ever submitted him. thank you. i will go to brazil now where germany's economy minister says he wants to launch a new chapter in bilateral relations. especially when it comes to trade and climate policy. oh, but havoc said there should be a green bridge across the atlantic. he's joined on the trip by german agricultural minister, urge him ers, the mayor. you can see him, they're wearing sunglasses. in part because brazil's farmers have been growing biofuels for years. now having said brazil had enormous potential for green hydrogen production