response to regional and global challenges requires a clear articulation of our parts to the western hemisphere. the department's fiscal year 2024 budget requests demonstrates our sustained engagement in support of the president's long-term vision for secure middle-class democratic hemisphere. in contrast its transactional approach to our competitors. the department's economic policies and programs in the western hemisphere focus on working with the reach and to create sustainable growth to support workers rights and root out corruption. funding for initiatives that the white house announced at the summit of the americas will further enhance regional economic integration and shared well-being including the americas partnership for economic prosperity. countries in the region wants to present a viable alternative to prc economic issues and it's vital we answered their call to respond effectively the united states will deploy the full toolkit at our disposal. most countries in western serbia the united states of the natural partner on matters of governance and rule of law for its citizens welcome

i would like to ask particularly how you make sure that the western hemisphere receives a specific allocationof those funds. >> thank you,, chairman. our focusng in this hemisphere s making sure that countries have their eyes open about their engagements to china. particularly with infrastructurr investment. that means, you know, in the united states evaluating foreign assessment. we want toac build capacity and partner nations around the atmosphere. we disseminate information about the opportunities through u.s. institutions. development finance corporation, xm. werp look for ways to partner wh regional institutions like the inner development bank. today, they announced that a roadshow initiative to promote u.s. company investment in the hemisphere that would benefit from financing, which i think is a great initiative. we work with cultural institutions to talk about, you know, the realities of the relations with china that they have. to understand a contentious institute in their country, what is that therefore? what are they doing? what is the reality in the human rights situation in china

to the left to the left side we will have the western hemisphere to the uh eastern hemisphere.wer to the question. where do you think it is concentrated, if we look at the eastern and western hemispheres, where the answer is eastern, because in the east there is india and china. and there, as i know, there is a lot of population. yeah, the eastern one will be correct, oh well, ulya, you answered the same way in the western one because you got it mixed up, west well , it happens and so nothing 86% of the world's population neighbors have sharpened the eastern hemisphere to the correct answer to this question. this is an option, but the second question is. what is the name of? a quadratic equation of the form ax² = 0 where, a is not equal to zero, and abbreviated b, partial c incomplete time. this is a simple task for children. some simple task for children. i think they will all answer correctly. nikita, it’s not a difficult question. please tell us what you know on this topic, but a variant, and the abbreviated a-a equation is found in chemistry, then this equation will not be

atlantic cooperation, promoting inclusive economic growth, and the two largest democracies in the western hemisphere are standing up for human rights around the world and in the hemisphere. that includes workers' rights, and i'm honored we're going to launch a new partnership for workers' rights in just a few moments. mr. president, thank you for being here today and i look forward to continuing to work together to build a better world, including during your g-20 presidency this year. which i'm anxious to work with you throughout the year. thank you. the floor is your, sir. pres. lula da silva: president biden, first of all, i would like to say to you, sir, the satisfaction and great pleasure it is for us to have a meeting on the part of the brazilian government with the american government. i believe that this is an historical moment that should serve as a role model when we look to the geopolitics in the world and we perceive that the opportunities are becoming narrower and narrower and democracy is becoming more and more -- it's more and more in danger because the denial of politics has made that

here in the western hemisphere, we're united 21 nation is supported in the los angeles declaration of migration and protection. launch in origin wide approach to origin wide challenge to better a poll was and protect, protect the rights of migrants. the pacific, renovated our quad partnership with india, japan, australia delivered concrete progress for the people, the region on everything, from vaccines to maritime secured. just yesterday, after 2 consultations of diplomacy, the united states brought together dozens of nations across for connors to establish a new partnership for atlantic cooperation. so there's a cause of the atlantic countries and better cooperate and science, technology, environmental protection, and sustainable economic development. we brought together nearly $100.00 countries in a global coalition to counter fentanyl and synthetic drugs to reduce the human cost of this affliction. and it is real as and as the nature of the chairs. so that's involved in the geography. it expands to new places. we're working with our partners to bring capability to bear, to disrupt

two can work together along with partners to address what is an immense challenge across the western hemisphere. >> priscilla, thank you so much. >>> senator bob menendez is rejecting calls for his resignation after being charge ed with offenses by the jthsz department. maine innocent december and his wife are accused of accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars in bribes in exchange for the senator's influence. this is the second time in the last decade that menendez is facing corruption charges. >> prosecutors say the prescribes including gold bars, cash, home mortgage payments and a mercedes. menendez said he's not going anywhere and he and his wife plan on fighting the charges. kara scannell has the latest. >> some of the cash was stuffed in the senator's jacket pockets. >> reporter: indicted again, new jersey senator bob menendez facing corruption charges for the second time in ten years. prosecutors announce ing a three-count federal indictment against the democratic senator and his wife over their dealings with three new jersey associates and businessmen starting in at least 2018. >> th

the western hemisphere we united 21 nations in support of the migration and protection. launching a region wide approach to a region wide challenge to better uphold laws and protect the rights of migrants. in the indo-pacific we have elevated our partnership between india, japan, and australia to deliver concrete progress to the people of the region on everything from vaccines to maritime security. just yesterday after two consultations in diplomacy, the united states brought together dozens of nations across four continents to establish a new partnership for atlantic cooperation. so that the coastal atlantic countries can bert cooperate on science, technology, environmental protection and sustainable economic development. we brought together nearly 100 countries in the global coalition to counter fentanyl and synthetic drugs. to reduce the human cost of this affliction, and it is real. and as a nature of the terrorist threats evolve and geography expands to new places, we are working with our partners to bring cape inters to bear to disrupt plotting to networks and prot

states is strengthening our alliances, our partnerships, and relationships so that here in the western hemisphere representatives of european countries support the declaration on migration, we know the challenges with which the regional challenges are also what is in front of us and therefore we have to think about how to properly protect the rights of migrants as well. we will help and increase cooperation with countries such as india , australia and others in order to ensure and maritime security a few days ago we spoke with diplomats because the usa is coordinating dozens of representatives in order to establish new long-term long-term cooperation within the framework of the development of scientific development as well as sustainable development approximately 100 countries in the global coalition will introduce restrictions on synthetic drugs so when we say what else is moment of terrorism and we understand the geography of the spread of terrorism. therefore, we must involve our partners in order to create wider networks and protect an even larger number of people. in addition, we held democr

we have a senior advisor in the western hemisphere committed to that.he has done a lot of outreach with el salvador and communities throughout the americas. definitely an important area and one we would like to do more on. we welcome ideas. in terms of the question of corruption in central america, that is front and center. this was the call to action and the focus on investment in the region. central america forward -- the aim is to bring in rule of law. with central america forward we have the pledge from companies but we also have an ability for companies to force exodus if they are not meeting commitments. it is tough. we continue to see there is opportunities to engage the private sector on these areas. i hope given what is happening in guatemala there might be efforts with the private sector that has stepped up in a major way to work more collaboratively on rule of law in the coming months, regardless of who wins the presidency. on the leventhal idea, i will have to think about that. i think you could speak about cooperation on central america. sh

technology, started applying it on land 1861, the first time that landmines were used in the western hemisphere, in the united states was in columbus, kentucky. clem, columbus, kentucky is on the mississippi river. it was known as the gibraltar star of the mississippi. you could see the bluffs here and it choked union shipping and general grant wanted to take it. he couldn't take it because of the defenses and part of the defenses were the land mines. and our surprise side, there are landmines use here. these are the maps that i designed for the book. how it jespersen was the mapmaker, but i told them to put the mines by planting mines and these roads. general polk of the confederate states army allowed him to redeploy his manpower to other areas of the fortification. columbus was never attacked. it was so powerful. the confederates were evac waited after fort donelson and kentucky fell in, the defenders were ordered to evacuate to fight another day. they didn't want to leave. but general barrow, your guard who's running the area, told general polk, get your men out of there. and general polk,

crime venezuela as well as um orlando bosch, the two men were most notorious terrors of the western hemisphere and they live the rest of their lives in miami, but i would say that the greatest act of terrorism is the us bloccade and the recently designated so-called state sponsor of terrorism that labeled has been placed on cuba along with iran. syria and north korea, these are absolutely illegal designations that has created basically a siege of the island, and that siege, and in addition to the bloccade, has actually caused people to die from lack of medicine, from other maladies that they suffer because of the us policy, so i don't think that the u.s. really cares that the embassy has been attacked, and and look at the film of the man, planted and then threw the molatovs, he took forever to do it, he was right there calmly doing it, and that says him and the other man fired 30 shots with an ak-47 at the embassy, breaking window, he could have killed people inside, that attack took place april 30th uh 2020 and he still hasn't faced trial. when you mentioned the the details they just uh relat

here in the western hemisphere, we're united 21 nation support of the los angeles declaration of migration and protection. launching origin wide approach to origin wide challenge to better a poll laws and protect, protect the rights of migrants. and then the pacific. we've elevated our quad partnership with india, japan, australia delivered concrete progress for the people, the region on everything from vaccines, from our time secured. as just yesterday, after 2 consultations of diplomacy, the united states brought together dozens of nations across for college to establish a new partnership for lack of cooperation. so there's a cost of online and countries in better cooperate and science, technology, environmental protection, and sustainable economic development. we brought together nearly $100.00 countries and a global coalition to counter fentanyl and synthetic drugs to reduce the human cost of this affliction. and it is real. and as the nature of the chairs, threads of all and the geography expands, to new places, we're working with our partners to bring capabilities to bear, to disrupt

channels and to make sure that this message reaches people around the world, especially in the western. hemispheree programs that we had um mentioned the fact that the west is afraid when they see large congregations of muslims like what we're witnessing today in yemen in terms of the presence that they have the different occasions in the muslim calendar that muslims come out in full force in terms of huge numbers that turn out um you're obviously. more familiar with that when it comes to things like muhura, guess um events of that nature, why is it that they would be afraid of that, at the same time if they are, is that one of the... reasons why they feel like in some ways or in one form or another that they need to suppress uh the muslim community and islam as a consequence? yes, so as you mentioned whether it is the march that is taking place right now in yemen or the several congregations that will take place this week throughout the muslim world or if you go back to the tash ashura congregations or arbine for example one of the reason that the western media has the... complete blackout on the

conversation with a different conversation, that they found in any case from europe in the western hemisphereupied the philippines in the 19th century and so on in the american way it’s not at all what you think, here at home not touching anyone in the american way means not participating. here are global scams, how does this suit you? usually this is it. well, like the biden twenties, that's not involved in europe, ah, that means, uh, the situation is that they have a bidnoy administration. apparently, it’s already quite a foregone conclusion. because, well, look at how biden is following. i have already talked about how, in general, it is already frank. in general, the post calls on him to come and therefore leave in their place, so to speak, to make a replacement. now the new york times is burning on deck. well, firstly, she, of course, just before he leaked that it was a ukrainian missile that hit konstantinovka , and from the satellite there were spring flowers with a video with all the pies. so very serious and in detail here. well, and finally, another rather interesting article was wr

united states for help onto the monroe doctrine, which opposed to newer p and colonialism in the western hemisphere. certainly themselves, but this could lead to another war between boards in the us. now i tried to, you know, an 1899 decided that the majority of the land belonged to the british colony. which of course, was a huge disappointment for both caracas and washington. but one guy became independent in 1966, the border is service surface. that's what it was decided according to geneva agreements, that the territorial disputes of wouldn't be reconsidered. meanwhile, relations between men as well and washington have deteriorated. so it's hardly surprising that washington no longer seems to care about that as well as case, especially since diane, i gave my license to the us oil major x and mobile. and now that us, as apparently looked into set up a military base there, then we can, but we have no, we do now so that the government of the united states of america intends to militarize the situation. the us southern command wants to create a military base in the disputed territory in order to cre

now, across the western hemisphere, we also see a number of top sites of december to i was down in florida. cover your storm down there is just 2 days ago, which is pretty normal. you know, this time of year it is hurricane season. hurricane season peaks, me atlantic on september 15th across pacific. around then as well. things do tend to get busy as the lead up to that date. i think the only thing that's been surprising for me this year has been how busy to start to the season is especially in the face of an el nino in el nino weather power, which is the current across the world right now. so it cuts down and how many travel stores inside those there are because you have stronger waves. the brands were that were to tear apart storms and yeah, sinking air in the atlantic. that really isn't bothered storms this year. probably because water temperatures are just so warm that they can compensate. the only thing i think it's been really a no, i really abnormal, has been that tropical storm we had in california in the deserts. otherwise, this is for a part of the course of the border on, and we

can work together along with partners to address what is an immense challenge across the western hemi hemisphereomar, victor. >> thank you so much. >>> still to come, new jersey senator bob menendez are accused of accepting hundreds of thousands of bribes in exchange for his power and influence. now he refusing calls to resign after the indictment. >>> the latest on the investigation into the tragic incident that killed two band camp teachers. >>> and an alarming trend, more kids are now ending up in the hospital with covid-19. all that and more next. ♪ conqnquer 2000-word essays. conquer a 6 course menu. rule over what you write with the smooth writing, longest lasting gel ink pen in america. do you g2? why do dermatologists choose dove? the dove beauty bar, is gentle. it not only cleans, it hydrates my skin. as a dermatologist, i want what's best for ouskin. with/4 moisturizing cream, do is the #1 bar dermatologists use at home. [coughing] when caroline has a cough she takes robitussin. so, she can have those one on ones again. hey jim! hey! can we talk about your yoga breaks? sure. get fast,

recently is 7000000 people have left, which is almost an unprecedented level of migration in the western hemisphere. you went to those numbers, people in height see that the rules are leaving because in that country, in the capital, 80 percent of the cap. so he's taken over by gaines. who am i tossed the population according to the united nations is suffering from hunger. so the coming as well as people from cuba, from nicaragua, countries where there's no law of political freedom. there's people coming from ecuador, where there's not come political violence sort of those factors coming together to just push people. and of course says pull factors as well in the united states, there's a relatively new app called c, b, p one, which at least make support for you for people to try and get an asylum appointment . i think that's encourage some people to think, well, i just need to get to mid mexico and at least i can make the appointment in the united states. others have told us will be elections are coming up next year in the united states. i need somebody can move before then, because who knows might,

policy to coordinate with our strategic international partners and monitor the flow through the western hemispherend around the world. this situation gives us the opportunity to as i mentioned leverage our resources and city ploy them to optimal locations where we predict the traffic would be coming between the ports of entry. it's an extremely important partnership and it's just beneficial for our mission. >> good. director taste, frees. >> very similar to chief bemill, we have several programs not just in the western hemisphere but across the felony, joint security program and police liaison program focused on working with international partners to identify flows, reasons and to come up with solutions to -- they can be implemented to limit theol abily for people to -- to move through other countries, you know, solely for the purpose of exploding law while maintaining the ability for people who are seeking protection. >> last question if i could. in your testimony chief bemiller, i'm not picking on you and director taste, highlight collaboration and corroboration with dhs and other federal partne

gentleman by the name of william stephenson, head of security operations throughout the entire western hemisphere. you know, his biography, a man called intrepid. he will her the most important spy of world war two, four, two reasons, one for himself and england and one for general eisenhower. power and operation torch, the invasion of north africa. what she does is there's a log jam on capitol hill. gee, that sounds familiar. and senator arthur vanden berg is an old curmudgeon. and he's not going to on lend-lease. in the spring of 1941, i'll be darned if fdr is going to get lend-lease over my vote. cynthia goes to pay him a midnight visit. and, you know, the next day, he had seen the light and voted for it. and it got passed. amazed. because lend lease, say england as you've just been seeing on the fdr series. then she goes to the french consulate up in the vichy french consulate in georgetown and see seduces a senior member of the staff. and while she is having her way with him but letting him think he's having his way with her. lo and behold, a team of black bag fbi i safe crackers walk in thr

mile border crossing between california and mexico is the biggest border land crossing in the western hemisphere. and just what that means, if you have not heard the statistics, about 30 million cars cross through the ports of entry every year. one and a half million trucks with our robust trade relationship cross every year. and you might not know this, but about 15 million individual pedestrian crossings, people walking through the ports of entry across our border and for in san francisco and the greater border region, they don't think of it as transitioning from one country to another or the state of california, to the state of baja. they see it as one region and that is why when govern newsom and i both came in to office, we decided it was time to articulate something very important. it was time for the leadership of california to articulate that mexico is california's number one most important foreign partner. and we say it all the time. so with that, happy mexican national day. it is so wonderful to be with you with all of you and viva mexico. viva. >> viva! >> before olga comes back, i fo

in summary, he spoke about protecting the rights of migrants in the western hemisphere.nt crisis was something we didn't expect him to touch on it also it is good news he spoke somewhat on that. the realities four avenues away, the epicenter of the migrant crisis in new york city, the roosevelt hotel, the migrant intake center, 10,000 migrants passing through every single month. we sent a crew to get a look on the ground and the same thing we see nearly every day when we are there, migrants millie about and waiting in new york city funded shelters, since the summer we have really seen an escalation in calls from city and state leadership begging the federal government to do more. president biden has not stopped by roosevelt hell tell, and focusing on fundraising and the un general assembly. and on the general assembly, the commissioner for refugees refugees, there's a new record high, son hundred thousand of them, why are they focusing on that. >> minority leader joe borelli joined me now. what happened in the new york city council last night, recommended removing statue

stay offshore and how impacts are likely and winds between buildings surging and across the western hemisphere we have seen a number of them. i was in florida covering a storm two days ago which is pretty normal. this time of year it is hurricane season, it peaks in the atlantic september 15 and same in the pacific. we get busy leading up to that. the only surprising thing this year is how busy the start is especially in the face of and he will nino. that cuts back on how many tropical storms and cyclones because you have stronger winds in the upper atmosphere that tear them apart and sink ing weekend in the atlantic. but water temperatures are so warm and the only thing abnormal is the tropical storm in california in the desert. otherwise this is par for the course. brent: how much of this has to do with global warming and climate change? >> believe it or not, very minimally. it is normal to see tropical cyclones this time of year and it is a necessary part of the system. about 6% or 7% of heat between the equator and north pole occurs thanks to hurricanes and drop storms. they mix heat north

border is really just symptomatic of the administration's lack of a clear strategic towards the western hemisphere. that's as nice as i can say it. mr. chairman, for too long countries cozying up to our adversaries have been rewarded, rewarded, and this bill puts a stop to that practice. this bill also recognizes the growing threat of authoritarian regimes, even here in our own hemisphere and around the world. therefore, it fully funds democracy assistance accounts in support of freedom and human rights where they are most threatened. now, before discussing funding for the united nations, i just want to remind folks, members and anybody who might be watching, who is running the show at the u.n.? it would be hard to even make this stuff up. but unfortunately, remarkably, what i'm about to tell you is true. so, russia was chair of the u.n. security council during the month of april. yeah, you heard me right. iran is currently an elected vice president of the u.n. general assembly. communist china, whose genocide against uyghurs their bullying around the world is notorious. and cuba, one of the world

, a position that opposed any europe colonization or involvement by european nations in the western hemisphere and the 1840s. the idea of, manifest destiny has really taken among americans manage destiny. the idea that america had a god given right to settle the continental to expand all the way to the pacific coast and settle the continent. not just a right, but a right, a god given right. here we see a famous painting by john gast, american. i'm guessing you have probably encountered this painting before in other courses or other classes. and here, of course, it's a it's a not very subtle depiction, is it, of of manifest destiny, not many hidden metaphors here. right we see columbia female personification of the states leading settlers west bringing light into darkness right. we see a well, let me ask you what do you see in this in this painting are what are some sort of metaphors and things that you see sort of as evidence of of american expansionism and destiny. here fred. and we'll go to the back of the the indians are fleeing toward the right yeah if you look to the far left of the image

pulling apart the russia/china alliance and further get the russian military presence out of the western hemisphere. nicaragua, venezuela, cuba, a russian military presence. get out of our hemisphere. this is how we secure peace, advance american interests and avoid world war iii. >> harris: i want to go further to putin. criticism after you made this comment on monday at a campaign event. >> i'm wondering how you will hold putin responsibility for his war crimes. >> i don't trust him. many of his actions are craven. but our top enemy is communist china and we cannot strengthen communist china by driving russia further into china's arms. the u.s. president is not the international court of justice. the international court of justice is that. >> harris: john bolton's reaction. >> he reminds me an awful lot of donald trump. he has very firm opinions on subjects he knows absolutely nothing about like trump said, he would put zelensky and putin in a room and have it solved. he will go to moscow and convince putin to break the alliance with china and -- they might as well be in kindergarten talking abou