because, i believe in not giving up on america. i will not be beholden to somebody that trays and does something like that. yes, sir. reporter:[indiscernible] speaker mccarthy: the senate has not advanced anything. the senate has not advanced one appropriation bill or anything for the faa or anything for the parents bill of rights or done anything for energy and the price of oil is $100. they have not done one appropriations bill. please price the senate some more and ask you the question. reporter: will you put aid for ukraine on the floor in the next 45 days? speaker mccarthy: the senate wanted to focus on ukraine in front of america. i understand our responsibilities, but i will put america first. if there is a moment in time to have a discussion about that we will have a discussion completely about that. but i think the administration has to make the case for what is victory. i have asked the administration to come down and talk to members about that. sir, i want to graduate -- congratulate you because you spend overtime here an

[cheering] the america that i love and the america that i knew all of you love, the america that shared refuge and liberty and then shared opportunity with so many millions. but is yet to fulfill its great promise to millions more. the america has endured against all odds for almost 250 years. the it's the longest lasting and democratic republican in themo world. [applause] but we, america's exhausted majority w we note something is terribly terribly wrong. we face a crisis of cooperation and we face a crisis of common sense. a crisis of community we face edit individual initiatives. we face a problem of participation and we face a problem of national priorities. for today's america spends more paying our debts of the past then we are investing in our children's future. a majority of our innate neighbors live paycheck to paycheck most cannot afford a 400 car repair and almost two thirds are in the circumstance of living paycheck to paycheck. unable to get ahead and save for their dreams. life for too many americans is simply unaffordable.or it is simply unaffordable. we find it more for

one thing has changed in me, i loved america before i started and i love you more now we live in the remarkable place on earth. [applause] believe in this. your neighbor. one reason why america is not racist country, it's because through and part of the challenges we are facing today and being relegated to class. the radical left when you see an issue, any person, any group to hold onto the political power at our expense. there is a force in this country that is sinister and loves power so much it was used to polarize our country to maintain their power and the more i travel the more i realize a glide from the the average person in this country will go the extra mile for w someone who wil go the extra mile for themselves. the most remarkable country and it's about time we celebrate it. [applause] >> thank you so much. i know we got to get you on a plane. senator tim scott. [cheering and applauding] ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ you make of her own campaign 2024, c-span now, friedman covid lab or any time online at c-span.org. >> u.s. postal service unveils a forever stamp honoring the late supre

the one thing that has changed in me, i loved america before i started.s even more now. sen. scott: we live in the most remarkable nation on earth. we believe in each other. every place i go, whether it is iowa or new hampshire, texas, california, all across this nation would i run into our people who are strong and resilient. who love america and love their neighbors. i also learned that turning off the craziness from the news is good for your soul. sometimes the less you hear on tv the better you feel about your neighbor. one of the reasons that i said just wednesday night that america is not a racist country. it is because part of the challenges that we are facing today are being relegated to raise the radical left would use any issue, any person, any group to hold on to their political power at our expense. there is a force in this country that is insidious. it is sinister. it loves power so much that it would use race and class to polarize our country to maintain their power. the more i travel the more i realize that is a lie from the pit of hell. th

.- i agree, america democracy. jenny? i agree, america is supposed — democracy. jenny? supposed to be the beacon - democracy. jenny? i agree, america is supposed to be the beacon of- is supposed to be the beacon of democracy, we need a speaker in the house _ democracy, we need a speaker in the house of— democracy, we need a speaker in the house of representatives, particularly at this time where we need _ particularly at this time where we need a _ particularly at this time where we need a single united voice from the us on— need a single united voice from the us on foreign policy, needs to be issuing _ us on foreign policy, needs to be issuing statements and a strong, definitive — issuing statements and a strong, definitive way. and it is embarrassing — we are laughing about it now— embarrassing — we are laughing about it now but _ embarrassing — we are laughing about it now but it— embarrassing — we are laughing about it now but it has really serious ramifications, and it's an embarrassment. ., ~ embarrassment. anthony, can you mark our card for us? — embarrassment. an

[applause] i am proud that our campaign stood firm on america's role as leader of the free world. roud that we embraced our party's historic commitment to limited government. and the right to life. and i will always believe that we helped to ensure that these principles and values remained at the heart of the debate over the future of our party. you know, for all my travels, i can tell you the american people are the most freedom loving, faith filled, generous people the world has ever known. your task is to get this government as good as our people again, and i know you will. [applause] so i urge all my fellow republicans here, give our country republican standardbearer that will, as lincoln said, appeal to the better angels of our nature and not only lead us to victory that lead our nation with civility, back to the time-honored principles that have always made america strong and prosperous and free. [applause] and as believe this campaign, we do so with grateful hearts. i will always be grateful for the opportunities the people of this country have given us. i want to thank our

i will restore america's borders, which are a disaster. i will stand up for american sovereignty and i will save american freedom starting on november 5, 2024. get out and vote. i just want to say, and i say it so strongly, this is the most important election in the history of our country. i used to say that in 2016 and meant it fully. now i can tell you we have made the border so strong that i could not even talk about it in 2020. sir, do not talk about the border. in 2016 it was all about the border and we did an unbelievable job so when i came back in 2020 they said no but he cares about the border. do you know why? because we have strong borders. now we have the weakest borders ever. i will do it again and i will do it fast. we will make it strong. but what we have to do is get out and vote. this is the mode -- most important election in the history of our country. if we don't win this election we won't have israel anymore or have the united states of america anymore. get out and vote. 2024 is the most important election in the history

america. we are better. i know we are better so let's do better. it is time for the exhausted majority to meet this moment. we will stand in the way of extremists who are hijacking america and large swaths of the world. we will lead america back to its rightful unrighteous place, and we the new generation, we will rise not through war, but through peace and not just here but throughout the entire world. these are the issues of the 2024 presidential election in the united states and let me tell you i am ready to get to work. we will replace darkness with light, fear with optimism and poverty with prosperity, among you, the great people of the state of new hampshire, who have been the very first to vet presidential candidates like me for over 100 years, and whose mono -- motto, live free or die, speaks for every single american. i invite you to join me in declaring a new american independence, not from another nation or people, but rather a new independence from fear and from the status quo. that road to a new american century starts right here and ri

i didn't care if they didn't like me but i wanted them to respect america. that is what i would do as president. >> have you been in touch with israeli officials since the attack? >> she asked if i've been in touch with israeli officials since the attack. i sent my message to netanyahu, which was, "finish them." i've been in touch with my former friend and colleague, ambassador danny jones. >> what you make of them saying that trump's comments about hezbollah and hamas make sense, that you can be smart and evil. what you think your fellow candidates should be saying right now in response to terms comments should everyone call him out for what he said? nikki haley: ramaswamy sounds like the squad. there's no place for them in the comments whether it's related to israel or hezbollah or any of that. you don't congratulate or give any credit to murderers. you don't. what you do is you call them out and you don't do just words, you do actions. that is what israel is trying to do. you need to have israel's back. you don't just have israel's back when they get hit,

i think what america — most by this, or neither? ink what america is _ most by this, or neither? i think what america is trying _ most by this, or neither? i think what america is trying to - most by this, or neither? i think what america is trying to do - most by this, or neither? i think what america is trying to do is l what america is trying to do is prevent china from getting this technology, or at least slow down its ability to grow its own industry, so they are trying to stop the transfer of knowledge, if you like, as well as the products. and we are seeing companies get caught in the middle of this battle between these two huge economic superpowers. nvidia as you pointed out, is a leading chip—maker, particularly when it comes to ai chips, and it has specifically tailored a product of the chinese market that complied with existing export curbs that the us had introduced. then it found out on monday that new curbs which would ban those chips being sold to china, the date for those coming into effect had moved forward. the comp

i'd say here in america. like loneliness is new is a different concept, i think a lot of people in america want to be left alone these days, i think people in america are very comfortable just being on their cell phones and not being bothered about outside world, i mean that's my impression, and uh, you know, maybe it's not true for every, of course it's not true for everybody, but it's a broad generalization, i feel like most, and even younger people, they love to just left alone, you know, they don't want to be uh impeeded on by other people, and especially after the covid lockdown, i think that drove people even further into isolation and people are very comfortable in their isolation here in the united states um you don't see multiple generation families living in the same household uh you definitely see a larger emphasis on privacy here um so again i feel like just the uh the choice to live with other people like in the same house is again driven by economics families budgets are squeezed ongoing inflation having provides meaningful source of income for many families, allowing them to

i know the threats that face us in the world and i know what it takes to keep america safe. i think people are ready for a new generational conservative leader. we feel the momentum on the ground. we are going to work hard to earn every single vote. >> you have talked about the need for moral clarity in leadership. we heard the front runners comments this week. does he have moral clarity? >> i think we need a new generational leader, we need to leave the chaos of the past. if you look at what is happening now, what do we have? democrat chaos with inflation, lack of transparency in the classrooms, open borders, crime on our streets and threats around the world. you don't fix democrat chaos with republican chaos. he is so focused on the past. he keeps talking about him, he keeps talking about headlines of the past. need someone that is working ford -- looking forward. if you keep living in the past, that is what -- i think to go and give credit to hezbollah, to congratulate the chinese communist party and criticize the head of a country who had just felt massive ledge had. that

i believe there is no place in america. none, none, none. r political violence, we have to denounce hate, not embolden it across the aisle across the country? i see fellow americans, not immortal enemies. we're a great nation because we're good people. i believe in honor decency and respect. i was able to get the infrastructure bill passed. it's over a trillion dollars. the majority of it so far has gone to red states who didn't vote for me because i represent all. no, i'm serious. i represent all americans. the need is and i believe every president should be a president for all americans to use the office of the president of the united nations uphold the duty to care for all americans. i've tried my very best and i'm sure i haven't met the test of all of you want me to meet but tried my very best to meet the highest standards whether you voted for me or not. because that's the job to deliver light, not heat, to make sure democracy delivers for everyone to know. we're a nation of unlimited possibilities of wisdom and decency. a nation focused

that we are -- we are not leading in this way the way we need to and as president i would navigate and speak to america and i would say, listen, everybody, here is why we have to do this because if we don't do this now, we are going to have to look our children in the eye and our grandchildren and say this, i just wasn't able to make the sacrifice. here is $60 trillion in debt. i'm going to the lake, good luck. i am not willing to do that and if we don't do this together we will be known, i'm 55 year's young. we are the generation that prospered the most but sacrificed the least. how many guys are not willing to do that as well? you're willing to help make some changes. it's time that we do this. it's time that we begin to innovate. i put together a 7-year economic rescue plan that balances the budget. it does this first of all by starting to get rid of nondefense discretionary can spending, cutting 2% a year, we can do it. it's going to take leadership. it's going to take us connecting a whole group of people in a whole different way and revitalizing health care ash well. health care is something that

and a work movement in america through volunteerism and i see a new america for one day. about for a second where we are as a nation. never been more divided in my lifetime, 55 years. three short years, 250th birthday. what can you see that celebration? should be a week long celebration, july 4th, 250 years. and regardless where you're born, regardless of race, urban america, rural america, college student or elderly, we ought to say this, which i don't hear enough, i'm proud to be an american. that's our vision to see america turn back to god and turn back to each other. god bless you and have a great night. [cheers and applause] ♪♪ >> thank you so much, ryan. we should have played "i'm proud to be an american", which i'll tell you i'm always proud to be an american, that's never changed in my entire life. our next guest is a really true pleasure to introduce our next guest. i first met our next guest years ago when he came to iowa not running for president, he came to speak at one of our republican party of iowa events. and he talked about something that we don't talk ab

i america. they need american political support.ca has given israel it was my full backing, we had that clip from lloyd austin, it is worth cussing your mind back to the israeli operation in the west bank 20 years ago, when they went in with massive force under the george w bush administration which, although initially supported, and eventually told israel to hold those actions because of the cost to the palestinian people. setting aside the laws of war, the diplomatic constraint on israel are going to be pretty high. constraint on israel are going to be pretty high-— constraint on israel are going to be pretty high. thank you to our guest for that. i want _ pretty high. thank you to our guest for that. i want to _ pretty high. thank you to our guest for that. i want to take _ pretty high. thank you to our guest for that. i want to take you - pretty high. thank you to our guest for that. i want to take you to - for that. i want to take you to these pictures that we have been keeping a cross of the last couple of hours. these are liv

i think -- one of the main books that influenced america. t a few years ago but kind of had a derogatory reputation i think with some stuff that went on later with it but i think it's definitely made a big difference to the leader of the civil war, the characterization of very interesting, the white characters tend to be stereotypical but they all seem to be flawed. that would be one of my choices. >> host: and i believe that was 1852, harriet beecher stowe. that is on the library f congress books that shaped america original origie we looked at for our ten lists as well. this is a text message. some of the books that shaped in the as a daughter of immigrants in better understand america, i know why the caged bird sings by maya angelou. bury my heart at wounded knee, "to kill a mockingbird" by harper lee. "grapes of wrath" by john steinbeck, and the heat you give is another one she adds, to name just a few. our next call is richard in dallas. richard, please go ahead. one of those books on your list? >> caller: i just think that the inside of

what on your reading list must mark parks i am reading raised in america. it is an affirmation of a lot of what i'm already aware of, what i saw most interesting so far. the discussion of cultural capital. what role it plays in the progress, the development, the definite advantages that avail the youngsters as they navigate academia and living. that's what i found most interesting. i think it is a textbook, but i found it amazingly enlightening. >> what is the name of the book again? >> race in america. >> thank you for calling. what is on your reading list? >> i am reading finding me by viola davis and it is a magnificent read. >> why? >> because she describes her life from the beginning until where she is now. i'm only halfway through the book. the issues around poverty, being hungry and racism are very prevalent in her life. it's a wonderful read and everybody should read. host: thank you for calling. ed, cleveland ohio is on your reading list? caller: [indiscernible] the revolutionary a biography of samuel adams it takes place in the 1760's. it shows i b

i would navigate this, but i would speak to america and i would say listen everybody, here is why we have to do this, because if we don't do this now, we are going to have to look our children and grandchildren in the eye and say i was just not able to make the sacrifice. here is $60 trillion in debt. i am going to the lake. good luck. i am not willing to do that. and if we don't do this together, we will be known -- i am 55 result -- we will be known as the generation that prospered the most that sacrifice to the least. how many of you guys are not willing to do that as well? so it is time that we do this. it is time that we begin to innovate. i put together a seven year economic skew plan that balances the budget, that does this first of all but actually starting to get rid of nondefensive discretionary spending, cutting it too percent a year. it is just going to take leadership, it is going to connect people. it is going to happen through us revitalizing health care as well. health care is something the republican party has abandoned to other people. we have decided to let the dem

i know it's i know, but still, you know, you feel responsible as in america. yeah, but i was all, i would ask the most of us with dishes dish was up with it could be when we get the video and possibly get that all you. what do you mean with the patient? it's my foot currently be to the most less the most cool, because zillow is vanya a couple of a. we're gonna see what still plays well much when you have somebody to move in your will just switch also. so pushing you, let me get a little biblical, but this is definitely see the screaming out anguish as god kicks is that we got the burning car over there this way. a supermarket. oh, i see on the parking lot uh to for very well, my name's still serious maximus crane. i'm an american citizen and then yes. and as you can see, my governments supplied weapons have struck a civilian area. the 1st things on fire behind me there's things on, on fire all around me. there's some shrapnel. good. see in this vehicle there's what appears to be articles that belong to a child. could you imagine if this was happening in the uni

time with him one-on-one since i was vice president and since then and he said we have simultaneous interpreters he said can you define americacerely, possibilities. possibilities. the fact that several today honorees imimmigrated from other countries is the truth of assertion that everything is possible. more technological change in the next ten years maybe the next five years, and in the last 50 years. there's -- large part to the minds in front of with us about and i want america to lead to lead that change because of the greatness of a country is measured not only by the size of its economy and the strength of its military. it's the strength of the nation is also measured by its boldness of a science, quality, of its research and progress it helps bring forward for not only country but the whole world. and this administration america will be the place where great science happens. now starting on day one, in the middle of the pandemic, we have vaccinated a nation the greatest operational effort ever undertaken by this country operational. and we did it with these strategy based on science, not on politics. now, sciences ar

i think america has been _ about america. i think america has been a _ about america. will begin— the world on balance and i think we will begin to see with greater clarity — will begin to see with greater clarity with the world will look like if — clarity with the world will look like if we _ clarity with the world will look like if we do not have western resolved — like if we do not have western resolved that has been lacking for so lone _ resolved that has been lacking for so long. the lack of spending on defence — so long. the lack of spending on defence has been a complete disgrace over a _ defence has been a complete disgrace over a very— defence has been a complete disgrace over a very long period of time there _ over a very long period of time there has— over a very long period of time there has been a lack of political and moral— there has been a lack of political and moral seriousness it i hope that we are _ and moral seriousness it i hope that we are waking up.— and moral seriousness it i hope that we are waking up. matthew makes so man aood we are waking up.

is there anyone who analyzes that america, like me, i told you, america and israel are not separable.s analysis does not need much proof, because americans themselves say this , and you prove in practice where the weapons that are now in the zionist regime came from. it mostly came from america, especially these powerful bombs now they are hitting gaza with these bombs, these were the bombs that the americans designed for iran , and currently they are using money in palestine that is in the hands of the zionist regime, either directly from the american government in an official way or from the zionists in america . there are these dollars that are coming, these belong to the united states, he says that it is impossible for the public opinion at all . the same is true in the field of advertising . look at the western media, especially the american media. the american media supports the zionist regime is more zionist than the media of the regime they are zionists, the reason is that in the media of the zionist regime, a difference of opinion within the regime is reflected, they have fig

i know it's i know, but still you know, you feel responsible as in america. yeah. what i was only what you have so much the dishes dish was up with. it could be like when we get the bus to get that all you, what do you mean what the pleasure of my food currently be to the most less the most cool because it was done. yeah, a couple of a we're going to see what still plays well much with me. yes, i'm new to own your will. will just specialist as a flushing, you know, i'm going to get a little biblical, but this is definitely satan screaming out in anguish as god kicks is that we've got the burning car over there this way, a supermarket, all i see on the parking lot of students are very well my name's to furious maximus crane. i'm an american citizen and then yes. and as you can see, my government's supplied weapons have struck a civilian area. the 1st things on fire behind me there's things on on fire all around me. there's some shrapnel. good seeing this vehicle there's what appears to be articles that belong to a child. could you imagine if this was happening in the

i am a george washington america first conservative and i believe the relationship with israel is strongest in american self interest, not in fleeting sympathy. that is better for america and israel. i will remind you president donald trump was wrongly criticized of anti-semitism during his campaign and presidency but did more for israel in a few short years than most presidents who spouted off the right slogans. i don't spout slogans either and under my watch we will go further, taking the abraham accords to new heights. by the end of my first term i am confident our relationship with israel will be stronger than it has ever been. what does it mean for u.s. involvement now? it means we support israel to the fullest with a diplomatic iron dome that allows israel to fully defend its national existence without anybody else. not the u.s., the united nations, europe, anybody standing in israel's way. it means rejecting the shameful comments of that united nations secretary general this week to try to justify the hamas attack by creating a false equivalence between terror attacks on israel and i

why wouldn't i want to be an orthodox, you know, before and when i lived in america? i was years ago, a protestant. and i never felt like i had a relationship with price. but when i embraced orthodoxy, i felt like god was talking to me. and god has brought me here. the i love you, done boss lo blue. the done boss. beautiful here on national television and america. then yeah, it's looks like a small town. nobody lives here in this. this is massive. this is a huge, beautiful city. the architecture, of course, the sun shining the flowers. mm. you look at this, the flowers is absolutely gorgeous. the fleet came to replace. that recalls fire explosive ladings, comfortable ways to me by scholars when the 3 knows video and the far is based on the memorial goal to, to your risk. here are some of us under the see what else think that's big deal. so underneath the memorial, nice where we can see a history off for donuts and douglas freight of german occupation, monday is 4194. it's good to know they're fighting with the grandson schools. let's just the fights with us. and this i

i know it's, i know, but still you know, you feel responsible as in america. yeah. but i was all, i would ask them what's openness with dishes this was up with. it could be it when we get the video and possibly get that all you will need me more for the little of the pleasure of my foot currently be to the most less the most cool because it was done you couple of a moving to see was still clave will much one. yes. on the moon you will will just switch also. so question you let me get a little biblical, but this is definitely satan screaming out in anguish as god kicks is that we've got the burning car over there this way. a supermarket. oh i see on the parking lot of students are very well. my name's still furious. maximus crane. i'm an american citizen and then yes. and as you can see, my government's supplied weapons have struck a civilian area. the 1st things on fire behind me there's things on, on fire all around me. there's some shrapnel you can see in this vehicle there's what appears to be articles that belong to a child. so could you imagine if this was happe

i stand in support of the jewish community in north america. upport of the jewish community in israel. i stand in support of the jewish community all across this world. [applause] all across this world. this week's torah portion is noac, in it god says to noah that the earth was filled with lawlessness. noah was the overwhelm righteousman consumed by violence, corruption, and evil, this land filled with evil was described in hebrew as hamas. god and noah had to step in to rid the land of evil. that engulfed it and safe the good that was left. consequences would come to wrongdoers. the torah portion ends with a flood that eradicate this evil and in our stead saves noah from it. these versus remind us of the role that israel must now play in eradicating evil. the international laws of war with respect to palestinian civilians who have been put in harm's way by a terrorist regime in gaza, of course, should and will be respected. however, this is a moment for accountability, and hamas will be washed away. [applause] hamas will be washed away. israel

to be on your program, i’m very glad, you, you , practically one of the first people i met upon returning from americay. here you and i met right away, we immediately remembered everything, we immediately fell in love with each other. remember, as children we had albums, we came, we looked at photographs, what was this for? we decided to revive our podcast, with the arrival of mikhail shfutinsky, we will display photographs on the screen, and photography is like music, like a melody , it is the best catalyst for memories, you remember everything down to the smallest detail, not just what is shown in the photo, well, all these years are connected with this. so here we go. you were born in moscow, right? i was born in moscow, this is a photo near moscow in saltykovka, there we were at my grandfather’s dacha , we lived there, a photo, it’s called a, shansoni was born, i called her that, this is my mother, unfortunately, we lost her early , when i was 5 years old, my mother is no longer here, but she is a very beautiful woman. amazing, this remains in my memory forever, oh, it’s him too, pay attention to

i was elected the first female minority governor in history. kids need to be taught to love americathey need to say the pledge of allegiance every day. three months ago i dropped my husband michael off at 4:00 a.m. for another year long deployment. i watched him and 230 soldiers pick two duffel bags to go to a country they have never been all in the name of protecting america. they are willing to sacrifice their lives and their families because they still believe in this american experiment. if they are willing to fight over there should we not fight over here? we have a country to say. in order to do that we have to acknowledge hard truths. republicans have lost the last seven out of eight popular elections. to win the majority of americans you have to have a generational conservative leader. you have to leave the negativity and baggage of the past and go forward with bigger solutions to go forward. it will take a lot of courage. courage from every single person in this room. courage for me to run and courage for every one of you to know, don't complain about a general election if

right now only 51% of high schools in america offer computer science. i am going to make sure we compete with china and technology. we are going to teach our young people that in every high school in america must done by cities that standby leadership i will present. whenever it comes to the border i will be there myself to make sure we build the infrastructure. i'm going to call our governors together and say we are not going to be in the opposite side when it comes to protecting the sovereignty of the united states of america. were going to work together to get that done. whenever i was in charge of border security during the bush administration i worked with governors. whenever i saw a governor abbott put in a water barriers might response to that is, what my response would be if i was the leader of it i would call my border patrol chief in and say why didn't we think of that? and instead the biden administration sues governor abbott's think you do not have the authority to do it. thisis is not how you accomplish bordern security. i will be calling up

snow white a black woman, this will be a brilliant interpretation of snow white, why am i talking so much about americapeople come up to me on the streets , they come up in stores , on airplanes, they say, i’ll tell you something about america now, and they tell you things that are impossible not to retell, i’m proud that thanks to me, fewer jokes appear about the chukchi, the chukchi say, take care of the americans. if something happens to them, they’ll start making things about us again, it’s just that some kind of game has started, emails come to me, they just give me pleasure, i can’t help but retell what people tell me or what comes to me by email, the girl studies in new york, in american institute, she is from karelia, when american students find out that she is from karelia , they tell her, but you don’t look like a korean, the guy studies in baltimore, sent me... i was annoyed by american students with the question: is it possible to get to russia from baltimore get to car? i’m already saying that it’s possible, then they ask how long it takes, ski instructors in austria, in the alps, told me

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i was a worry with a time is on america side. let me close with that. so, because i think the look, you know, america and the president's wrapped himself in the industry, civilization well meets us and, you know, go usefully. the rest of the world doesn't see it that way. and i think america has done tremendous stopped jewish reputation because people were looking at the ukraine christ, i'm say, we go, you clocked, you apply these things selectively. and now america is going out and prove that when he's real violates international. no, it's okay. which they were doing on october 6th of all that happens. and now they're doing engaged with american v coast a resolution, which is quite a small resolution security council negotiated also with the americans go forward by brazil. the rest of the world of the russian britain, which state is becky america looks like an outline, not like a multi to be emulated, but like a country that is fundamental. getting its priorities wrong and doesn't cat when there is a google right effect across much of the rest of the we