ron, no speaker in the house.aid today and i will get you to respond. this is about a moment in time, this is about what america is going to do. could you imagine if we were sitting here and we listened further that we were in a shutdown? as we asked our 30,000 men and women in the military in the middle east, to defend us without being paid? that question around the world of what was happening here today. unfortunately, the house can do nothing without a speaker. i could be upset with eight, but i could be upset with every single democrat as well. they both made the same decision, a political decision, instead of putting america first. we should have a resolution on the floor condemning what's taken place so the rest of the world understands. we should supply and make sure that there is no question and no doubt that israel will never be overwhelmed when it comes to ammunition. that if they were to decide to send the precision guided missiles, that they will be knocked down. we should send no doubt to anyone that

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ron: there is much room to grow.audi equity markets are still relatively small compared to the size of the economy. there is much more room for growth. yousef: the big topic everywhere in the world is the rise in treasury yields in the united states. if you could advise the fed on what to do with interest rates what would you tell them given what you have seen? ron: the fed has a tough job and they are doing what they need to do. which has been really focused on the data. not calling the win too early but pausing like they have now and saying we are going to see what's going on but we are going to remain resolute. that is what they are trying to communicate. i believe what they are trying to communicate is if we are going to make a mistake it is going to be we will go too far as opposed to falling short. i think that is the way to do it. yousef: what do you think has been the biggest driver of rising treasury yields? a lot of variables. what is the top one? has it quite a bit to do with questions around u.s. debt as

i hope ron takes the jeans blanket, jeans blanket, right?ov raises the gate, the monkeys very slowly head towards the exit, the first one to enter the enclosure is a gibon betta, precocious for her years, the female gibbon is already 36 years old, but she easily outruns two clumsy orangutans. lola slowly descends the stairs, while ron surveys the surroundings, taking a pause to think. the world of exoticism is one of the most spectacular exhibitions of the udmurtia zoo, its inhabitants are silent but impressive, they do not fuss and are not in a hurry, but in their leisurely life important events also happen, and today is one of them. denis, this blank, why was it made? here we are now in this enclosure, which can be called a polyudarium, because here there is a water part, and here there will be dry land. we will decorate it a little, put these driftwood and prepared moss there, plant some plants and add two more female basilisks there, we have two females there live, we will place two more here, first we decorate, then we move , at the mom

ron: this is latent. was surprised by how little we've seen capital flowing into fixed income markets through the year. maybe this partly reflects investors are recognizing, i can own equity where there is this lack of visibility and if it goes wrong, people run for the hills, or i can buy a corporate bond in the u.s., investment grade at 6.8% yield. why take the risk? maybe that is an element of the punitive nature of liquidity investors. guy: is there a macro read for the earnings story we should take on board as bond investors, that things are rolling over and maybe now is the time to nudge slowly down the curve and take on more duration risk? ron: extending duration is attractive now in the u.s. and europe. all the macro data says economies are slowing and inflation is slowing. disinflation in the u.s. is a positive story. second quarter next year we may get the first fed rate cut, a little earlier than the market is forecasting. europe, it is more economic weakness. the pmi data was weak. spain's gdp

it is quite interesting ron _ differentiation.cisms of ron desantis for so long was he was not prepared to criticise the former president, now he is all in. that's ri . ht. president, now he is all in. that's right- ron — president, now he is all in. that's right. ron desantis— president, now he is all in. that's right. ron desantis has _ president, now he is all in. that's right. ron desantis has been - president, now he is all in. that's l right. ron desantis has been rather gaffe prone himself and has seen the gap between him and donald trump just widen with donald trump just pulling away, despite all of the legal action being taken against him. it is really interesting about whether we need an age limit, of course there is one at the lower end, it would require a constitutional amendment, it might be as you suggest you just simply impossible to ram through. but nonetheless, it certainly seems from where we are sitting here in the uk thatjoe biden is simply too old, the commander—in—chief of the most powerful nation in the worl

she had lower expectations than ron desantis for example. she began to surge. she is still not anywhere close to donald trump just to keep that in context. but she is showing an upward trend which a lot of people are not. that has sort of resulted in some attacks, putting her as a moderate, painting her as a centrist, something that will not bode well for a republican primary electorate. you don't want to be voting for someone that is seen as a weak republican. you had tim scott's super pac telling donors she is a moderate and she's not going to win and she's a moderate. amid the mudslinging between her and ron desantis this past week, to santos pretty much called her a moderate. and that she was being politically correct to appease both the left and the media. that's a pretty big claim when you're talking about the republican primary election. host: in general, how are the candidates different on this subject of the war in the middle east and support for israel? guest: many of the candidates relatively similar. one candidate i think of that seems to be differe

ron, what do you think? is this significant? we said this group of voters is trying to disqualify vote, but does any of this really matter? can you see it making a difference? >> well, look. at the end of the line, for all of these legal challenges, is the u.s. supreme court with six republican appointed justices and three concluding by judge trump. i don't know how the state judges going to rule, there are going to be cases coming up like this in other states including minnesota and, i believe, new hampshire, but again, at the end of the line you have to ask is that republican majority supreme court going to take the position that trump is ineligible to be on the ballot and so directly put themselves in collision with republican primary voters? beverley done that in their decisions, so i have a hard time seeing that. on the other hand, like the trials that are unfolding around us in georgia and in washington, this is going to provide a forum to air and remind people of what happened on january 6th. everything that trump did aft

joining me now is ron sherman's mother.hank you so much for talking with us right now at this very, very difficult time. could you first tell us what kind of conversations are you having with the israeli government? >> none. we have really good support from around but not directly from the government. no, nothing. >> did they give you any information about your son or was your -- has your assessment of his condition been from what you've heard from other networks? >> they don't know anything. they know exactly like i do and probably i will know before them. this is something we know today with all the media and the social media and videos you get, you know everything before everybody else. you know, it's -- the government tells us nothing at this stage. >> what do you make -- sort of what are your feelings as you watch the israeli government and the bombing of gaza, the destruction of the buildings and the water and food and electricity crisis with the idea that your son may be in gaza? >> you're right. this is now our seco

it is about attributing blame for this in to ron's direction.— to ron's direction.why they don't treat _ to ron's direction. it is clear why they don't treat iran _ to ron's direction. it is clear why they don't treat iran why - to ron's direction. it is clear why they don't treat iran why they . they don't treat iran why they should be treated. they are responsible for the murders of countless americans prior to this second and certainly not responsible for 22 dead americans and countless others of our allies here. why in the world would be be careful and gentle with us does not make sense to me but i am not in at the moment and i will give them benefit of the doubt that there is a reason although it is mind—boggling. doubt that there is a reason although it is mind-boggling. really . rateful for although it is mind-boggling. really grateful for you _ although it is mind-boggling. really grateful for you coming _ although it is mind-boggling. really grateful for you coming on - although it is mind—boggling. really grateful for you coming on the gratefulfor you comi

what reaction do you think ron will have to that? and i think in the political, the spectrum you run has been trying to somehow coordinate the, make some coordination between mazda and countries and responding to the types of he's really a guest published in and people as well as the, you know, the consulting together in order to support palestinians, but i thing in the military from if is really, is go ahead in terms of any a ground attack against guys that wouldn't be most relates it to the other resisting groups. i'm not seeing any direct involvement, but you run in this so far. but we have to see that how it to see how precisely the developments will try and spot in the coming days. but i think for the case, the scenario any, let's say a continued brutal attacks against people and guys as well as and entering on the ground. so the guys that i think it would be have to be expecting, reaction from group side as well, or some other resistant groups. not you want to do it directly itself. but if things get out of control, so that can

. >>> and now n iowa, ron desantis is restructuring the campaign and sending a third of the staff to the hawkeye state, and what does that say about the state of the race. i'm john berman with kate bolduan and sara sidner. this is cnn "news central." >>> maybe it is phone tag. maybe it is a very serious and consequential game of telephone or maybe we should call it speakerphone, and the race of the gavel is on, and in full force since kevin mccarthy is out, and just learned that one of the two top candidates merged is staying in d.c. this weekend to work the phones. we are told that jim jordan is staying in washington over the weekend and trying to lockdown some support to win over the gavel, but if either of these men -- jim jordan or steve scalise -- expect to win, they will have to do what seems almost impossible right now which is to unite the divided united conference and reach 218 votes in support and do it possibly in less than 15 rounds this time. cnn's manu raju is join us from capitol hill. how does the next speaker pull off the impossible? >> yeah, it is really in a great

he joins us live from to ron . are you still working to tell us about the atmosphere right there where you are concerning the israel from us complex. the rachel people are, you are yes, an angry here. and as you see behind me, tens of thousands of people march in the capital one and elsewhere across the country and a nation wide rally that is seeking to show solidarity with the policy and people. people here have health cards waiting death to the west and to as well as a gesture of opposition to these really forces to continue as an unabated air strikes against the enclave. the causes for so these people say there's an urgent need for the international community to step in and try to resolve the conflict as the conflict jobs, wages on more people are dying on both sides of these. people say they stand with the palestinian people and they are opposed to the continuation of their violence. as they say, israel has been depriving the palestinian people in the gaza strip of all for their basic necessities, including goo

let's say ron has got 2 key proxies on the borders of his row. a one of course is harmless, and the other is has blocked and the nose. and we've seen some activities and has the lesson rockets and some drones. and in addition to how much firing thousands and thousands of workers as well. so as has been a, i'm sorry, ron is likely trying to resupply is proxies in the region. at the same time, uh, the us is sending a 2nd carrier strike group in an effort to send a message of deterrence to ron. and its approximate is, what are the chances of us getting involved if this conflict uh escalates? i think the american involvement is likely to be limited to power as always, the device advantage of a carrier group. but so far it seems to be quite successful. we haven't seen any ground movements across the northern border with, with has a lot across the lebanese border. so at the moment it appears it is working, and america was feel the need to get involved. that's a military analyst, the mike martin. many things as always mike in other news, pollings opposi

jenny, ron, thank you very much for that. | ron, thank you very much for that.k at some other stories making news. a court in russia has extended the pre—trial detention of a russian—american journalist by six weeks. a lawyer for alsu kurmasheva condemned the decision as too harsh. she works for radio free europe — radio liberty in the czech republic. she was detained last week, accused of having failed to register as a foreign agent. the us said it was another example of the persecution of american citizens by russia. the president of the philippines has ordered an investigation into two collisions involving chinese boats in disputed waters of the south china sea. manila says one of its supply vessels was damaged on sunday. president ferdinand marcoer�*s office accused china's coastguard of dangerous and reckless manoeuvres. an australian government report has found that women can expect to earn us$600,000 less than men over their working lives. that figure doubles for women who have at least one child. you're live with bbc news. lets ta ke lets take a look at

your the former vice president mike pence throwing punches at former president donald trump, ron desantis, vivek ramaswamy saying israel and in pence's words, a perfect example of that. we have seen disagreement over ukraine and funding for ukraine that israel is another area where you will see things split but obviously a very dynamic and evolving situation. i think there is a lot to see what happens. this is an area or you can see the field splitting. host: we are expected today to hear an announcement from robert kennedy junior about his future plans running for office. can you set that up for us? guest: this is going to be interesting to see rfk moving from the democratic primary to we think running as independent. the thing to watch is whether he will be a spoiler for either of the candidates in the general election. there are reports the trump team is concerned about him taking votes away from trump. there is also concern they would pull from joe biden. even without a clear chance for winning in the system we have, an independent candidate can make a huge difference for the general

ron loves the bay area coming over here. yeah. >> hum. >> yeah.on root, then this is what you should be doing. you know, destiny, it is a perfect name. >> yeah. now if you have like a terrible green thumb and your name is ron root, right? like, i need to get it together. yeah. >> you got it together. i know. >> yeah, but, you know, it's such an exciting time on the coast because, of course, the way off today and then the big festival this weekend. i live on the coast and everybody's just so excited about the weekend. yeah, i mean, that's where i go to get my pumpkin. i love half moon bay. oh, yeah, yeah. a little maze over there that i like. i know. >> and i hope like for the festival and for all of this, it's nice out for everybody. >> it will. it feels more like fall. you're picking a pumpkin last friday and 90 degree heat. yeah. you're not really getting into the season, but now we're back to fall. it feels nice out there today. we're back to where we should be temperature wise. it's a lot of cloud cover out there. this morning. and what we'll

like, ron desantis is not the first to ship non-white people to massachusetts.ists in the deep south sent black, mostly women with children, to cape cod, and just dropped them off, largely at the kennedy compound and other places on the cape. history repeats itself. political figures, they go after people who are less politically powerful than they are so that they can look tough. martha's vineyard has a year round population of 17,000 people total. so 49 people, for us, being dropped here was the equivalent of 24,000 people being dropped in downtown manhattan. that is not my america. government officials hunting human beings is not my america. but i do believe that the people who perpetrated what happened to my 49 people, they need to know that no matter who you are, you are not above the law. liberty mutual customized my car insurance and i saved hundreds. with the money i saved, i started a dog walking business. i was a bit nervous at first but then i figured it's just walking, right? [dog barks] oh. no it's just a bunny! calm down taco. sit duchess. stop! se

we took out ron, a far less talented person than people originally believed.rooked joe is down to us by 11 points. now we have to focus on one of the most overrated people we know, nikki. he's talking about nikki haley. is trump right that they've already taken ron desantis out of the race and this is about him and nikki haley? >> i agree totally with ana on desantis. i didn't see a good candidate when i was working with him and i've seen a lot of candidates in my lifetime. i think to a certain extent he didn't define himself. the critical thing is president trump has got a lot of legal challenges ahead of him and he doesn't get to define his message all the way as he's done pretty well in the past. i think this thing is still wide open. i would bet on him to win the nomination. but politicians is about addition. ana is the new generation. i'm the old generation. i tell people go find more voters. we need more voters. that's how we win races. it's a game of edition. i don't think the house or the senate or the national presidential politics is adding new voter

are their secret heels in ron desantis's boots?ional high heel waiver myself, i find it tricky to take the stairs and heels, which is maybe what is happening here in this video. could those secret heels be affecting governor desantis'gait? -- here he is last week on "real time with bill maher", getting ribbed for cowboy boots and a suit. -- >> -- no vaccine mandates allowed in the state. we are going to get to, that we are going to get to that. >> [applause] >> i know, but people do wear cowboy boots with a suit. >> that's right. another reason to be proud of it -- >> now, listen, if people want to appear taller or slimmer or more svelte or less felt -- in fact, many people, most people, even, don't take issue with a man in heels. except for governor ron desantis, who has made attacks against transgender americans a central part of his campaign. he has censored drag performances and pride events in the state. he has criminalized transgender people for using the restroom that matches their gender identity. he has penalized provided

>> ron. i can't say easements name. ron. >> ron?said she was simply doing a friend of favor. never asked him who or what it was for. >> he did it think it was unusual? this guy didn't talk among the way? getting a vehicle? >> what? >> isn't that kind of unusual? >> i just keep people's privacy. we talked with just about that. >> but there was so much more to the saga of the wrecked rental car. remember how he had trouble renting a replacement because he only had cash? >> he was really upset about that many just left. >> detectives now learned that it was charlene herself, who drove in at least 500 miles. credit card in hand. to get tim dean back on the road. >> did you help him? >> i drove up there. to come to the rental car. >> did he tell you where he was going? what he was doing? >> nope. i don't ask questions. i don't care. >> honestly, i assumed it was for work. >> okay. >> he works for frito-lay now. so he travels all the damn time. >> the more she talked, the more radioactive she became as a suspect. >> i got around saturday

washington says it's in response to quote racing escalations by ron and its proxy forces. a group of us centers has meanwhile, have been voicing support for israel on a visit to television since the war on guys a continues the republican senator lindsey graham, had this message for ron. we're here today to tell or ron, we're watching you if this war grows is coming to your backyard, they won't be too for us, that'd be 3. if there is an effort to unless has of law on the jewish state, to destroy it, my attention will be to, to run these innocent hostages get slaughtered, hold you around accountable, cause you could stop if you chose to. ron has again worn to the bun, bob mint of guys, or could have 5 reaching consequences for the region. dosage of barry found this report from tyrone in this situation in the region is like a powder. take those words from your owns for administer jose and i'm, you're up to law him. earlier on sunday, he also went on to say that the current events could spiral out of control very quickly. and once that happens, the results could be severe, bit

the republican senator lindsey graham had this message for ron. they were here today to tell or ron were watching you if this war grows is coming to your backyard. they won't be too for us, that'd be 3. there is an effort to unless has of law on the jewish state to destroy it, my attention will be to, to run these innocent hostages get slaughtered, hold you a ron accountable coach you could stop if you chose to joins by she had for times in washington they say hello there, she have plenty of moving parts to this story. i want to get serious and mr. graham statement in a moment. but 1st, what's the latest on the diplomatic front end of the us? with all president biden made a number of phone calls including to 5 minutes and then on yahoo, on, on sunday, the to interesting part. so the read out it says the lead is from that they will not be continued flow of critical assistance to causes. so apparently some kind of a, these rhetorical agreement from that on yahoo, from prime minister netanyahu, that's these, the small aid convoys will continue, conti

we took out ron, we took out ron, for this talented person than people originally believed. crooked joe is down to us by 11 points and we have to focus on one of the most overrated people like no, this is trump, nikki. he's talking about nikki haley. there is this really what the risk is right now? is trump right that they've already taken ron desantis out of the race and this is about him and nikki haley? >> i agree with totally with an evaro on -- lifetime. i've never met the person in iowa -- woke was end -- was -- and i think to a certain extent, he didn't define himself. the critical thing is president trump has got a lot of legal challenges ahead and he doesn't get to define his message of the way as he's done and the past. i think this is still what open. i would bet on him nominate the nomination, but politics is about addition. and that's the new generation, i'm the old generation. but listen to people is find more voters. we need more voters. that's how you win races. it's a game of addition. i don't think either the house or the senate or national presidential pol

i'm just getting words that we've heard from from the, the ron foreign ministry. sorry, the, the information is just flowing in as i speak to the around foreign ministry has said, any foolish is riley action against iran will be met with a devastating response. we're ready facing a war between gaza and israel. and now we're getting threats like that. your response to the americans or american officials have been threatening to run as well. and i think that the americans know quite well that they've already bitten off more than they can to in ukraine, in east asia with china. the united states and its allies are on the decline. they, they're not the powers that be worth 3040 years ago. there's really regime is in no position to direct me run because it is right. the regime cannot even destroy the palestinian people. but the united states, if it does something foolish, then it will be expelled from the region. the united states is very vulnerable and the price of fuel will go through the roof and it will destroy the western economies. and then you'll be see.

nikki haley has gone up, she is now basically in a tie with ron desantis for second place.me now cnn's senior political commentator and author of the new book "renegade: defending democracy and liberty in our divided country." actually i want to talk to you about the tie-in between his book which is wonderful and that poll which we just showed, not seen there, mike pence because he dropped out on saturday because his campaign never got off the ground basically due to his actions, one might presume, on january 6th. not following along to overturn the results of the election. so he's gone. you're out of congress right now, it was your choice to not run again, but people who did not tow the line, did not go the trump way, don't seem to be finding a place in the republican party. >> yeah, i think, look, the base has made it clear where they want this party to go and part of that, john, is you've got to have leaders leading. so when donald trump gets indicted, people now look to the second-tier influencers, everybody running for president that you just showed up there, and when

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including ron sherman. but ron's parents have hope that he is still alive.ert saw another video, filmed by hamas. again a blur the faces of the terrorists kidnapping their son, but the image shows iran ron sherman after his capture, still alive and uninjured. that all happened nearly a week ago, and now all runs ron's parents can do is -- joining me now is ron sherman's mother, maayan sherman. -- what kind of conversations are you having with the israeli government? >> none. if you can say, just none. we have a really good support from around but not directly from the government, no, nothing. >> did they give you any information about your son, or has you reassessment of his condition, from what you've heard from other networks? >> they don't know anything. they know exactly like i do, and probably i will know, you know, before them. this is something that, today was all the media at the social media and the videos that you get, you know everything before everybody else. the government tells us nothing at this stage. >> what do you make, or what are your fee

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a ron has cold for an emergency meeting of the organization of islamic co operation from all of these developments. let's bring in dosage. barry, who's lived for us in tehran, to reiterate the door. so ron has been accused of helping plan this surprise attack, but the running foreign ministry has hit back with some pretty strong words. yes, according to the spokesperson for the, for our ministry in us or canada as the palestinian a nation has the capability and it's a determination to carry out their own destiny and to basically be able to succeed in destroying israel as the radians have seen as what they believe to be the case over the past few days. he also reiterated that any threats made against iran will be met with a severe, harsh response by the reigning gun officials and nation. he also said that the accusations that are being hurled at iran are politically motivated and they are aimed at diverting public opinion and to justify possible action in the near future against their on those actions. of course, being something that's the foreign ministry spokesperson said would be me

por mÉxico da su opiniÓn sobre el comentario de gobernar ron desantis s vehículos nos llevan.vo en nueestros estudios y nuestra compaÑera conversÓ con ella y tenemos parte de su opiniÓn del comitÉ algo menor ron desantis sobre sobre el demian el teresa mÉxico a capturar a los narcotraficantes, pero tambiÉn se hablode las remesas y cÓmo tantos mexicanos que vivimos aquÍ pueden regresar alguna vez a mÉxico para hacerlo mÁs grande. >> imagÍnese que en un pueblo que tiene feminicidios, en un polo de machismo arraigado tenemos dos candidatas mujeres a la presidencia de la naciÓn y nos acompaÑa xochitl gÁlvez. >> gracias por la invitaciÓn. gracias a todos. reportero: representas a muchos de nosotros que vivimos mucho tiempo por razones diversas y quÉ por hoy estamos buscando un mÉxico diferente en ponga un mÉxico donde regrese la paz y la tranquilidad y esta estrategia fue tremendamente criminal porque los abrazos han sido para delincuentes. entonces necesitamos acabar con el odio y buscar la unidad y trabajar todos juntos, un crecimiento econÓmico que le permita tener oportunidades

yet president biden could soon hand the terror regime into ron another $6 billion in cash. joe biden has given the islet cell is $90 billion there is lax enforcement of oil sanctions and unfreezing of iranians. assets. jeron has predictably used the biden bonus to strengthen its military in arm its proxies. just last year iran doubled the budget of the revolutionary guardit corps the shock troops f its terror regime. it more than tripled its support for hamas military brigades. worse since president biden took office iran and its proxies have attacked american troops for than 83 times. it's war in russia and ukraine helped orchestrate the worst terrorist attack since septembe. the last thing we should do is give iran another $6 billion in a dangerous ransom payment for american hostages. under wiccan congressional agail pressure divided administration purported to delay the release of the $6 billion where that money is now located. but color me skeptical of a quiet understanding between a soft on iran joe biden is soft on hamas government qatar especially since he administr

this is a good day for ron desantis and the key haley.have got a shot now to gather a little bit of these voters that would have gone. is it, as steve said, voters who care about seasoned foreign policy experience, what they looked in the at of mike pence? or is it the religious vote? it looks to run desantis, instead of mike pence? >> i'm glad you brought that up. that's exactly what i was thinking. how does a desantis or a nikki haley capitalize on this 3.8% that were in favor of mike pence? of course, obviously, donald trump is so high up in some of this polling. there is still some time, considering where we are right now, right, 22 wars happening overseas, and in ukraine, obviously, and the israel war as well as how nikki haley could capitalize on this moment, considering her foreign policy chops. >> but reality is there aren't many pence voters, as you mentioned, 3.8%. but it's a lot when you are looking for every voter you can get to compete with donald trump. i think what we've seen in the debate is this affinity between nikki hal

i want to welcome the governor florida, ron desantis -- governor of florida, ron desantis.pplause] gov. desantis: thanks so much. thank you all for being here. it's great to be back in new england. i'm a native floridian, born and bred, but i spent seven years of my life in new england for education. i say that i'm one of the very few people in this country who can say that i made it through both harvard and yale and came out more conservative than when i went in. not easy to do when you're talking about that. we have at home, a 6, 5 and three-year-old kids, who are floridians. they have never seen snow before. part of the campaign, being -- between iowa and new hampshire, they will get to see snow for the first time. is it going to be new hampshire or will it be iowa first, either way we will get them to do snowballs and all the things that they want to be able to do. i was a blue-collar kid growing up in florida. my mom was a nurse, my father worked for nielsen tv ratings. they had to put a device on the family's cable boxes back then. i started working minimum wage jobs.

i'm just getting words that we've heard from from the, the ron foreign ministry. sorry the, the information says slowing. and as i speak to the around foreign ministry has said, any foolish is riley action against arrive will be met with a devastating response. we're already facing a war between gaza and israel. and now we're getting threats like that, no response. so the americans or american officials have been threatening, you run as well. and i think that the americans know quite well that they've already bitten off more than they can to in ukraine, in east asia with china. the united states and its allies are on the decline. they, they're not the powers that be worth 3040 years go. is there any regime is in no position to threaten the run because it is right. the regime cannot even destroy the palestinian people. but the united states, if it does something foolish, then it will be expelled from the reach of the united states is very vulnerable, and the price of fuel will go through the roof and it will destroy the western economies. and then you'll be seeing

ron desantis has at this point lost ground with both anti-trump voters and the maga base. it did not take a rocket scientist to see this coming. and yet, apparently this was always the strategy all along from the desantis campaign? >> it's unclear. his campaign has been a disaster. i mean, it had -- it was at its best when it was sort of speculative after he had won re-election in florida last year. he hadn't gotten in yet. people were sort of anointing him without him really doing anything. he raised a ton of money. he sort of got out there and was on one day sort of trump light, sporadically hit back at trump, he never found a voice, and he's still trying. it seems like he's losing a lot of traction as he goes along. and i guess the person who seems to be benefitting most is nikki haley these days. >> do you think haley is a viable alternative to trump in the long run? there is a sense that the republican electorate, some slice of it, wants an alternative despite trump's apparent consolidation of the field. is that person nikki haley, if there is to be someone else, anyo

number two in that state in pennsylvania is ron desantis.ikki haley, but it's different than that in the state of new hampshire when republican -- when they asked if the republican primary for president were held today, who would you vote for or toward whom do you lean at this time? trump number one. 49%. but look at this nikki haley is number two now. she is ahead of almost double ron desantis. >> brian: chris christie dropped in the latest poll. i guess this is the "boston globe" suffolk university poll has 500 people. i think it's important to point out that ron desantis is going all n iowa. is he moving his entire headquarters to iowa. so it's going to be tough. i guess he is doing a tactical move if i win iowa i will close the gap in new hampshire because in south carolina it doesn't look promising because of look who is in south carolina the president is a monster in south carolina. he has the governor's endorsement. the former governor is on the ticket. very popular senator is on a ticket. interesting strategy but trump is still winni

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florida residents ron and linda newman join us right now from florida.>> good morning. >> steve: welcome back. >> thank you. >> thank you. it's good to be home. >> steve: it's good to have you. ron, let's start with you. i know you were about 15 miles or minutes away from tel aviv. tell us what it was like when this action with hamas started. when it started it was very early in the morning on shabbat. and we started hearing the bombs going off and then heard the loud sirens. we had safe room in our apartment. we went to the safe room and taken totally by surprise. there was a lot of bombardment. you could hear above our heads with the iron dome hitting the rockets it was pretty scary. it was not a good situation. we didn't know what was happening. >> steve: linda, i know you had been there about 18 months a year and a half at what point did you say you know, ron, we should get home. we should get out of here? the rockets kept coming. we were watching the news, seeing the news. i can't explain just a gut feeling i think we need to go home for a time anyw

neighbour, its economic minister turned his sides south and said the lives of those in charge of a ron are at stake, along with the existence of the country itself. living on and has blood are going to pay a heavy price similar to what, how moss is going to pay. but that's not enough. the very clear message is that we're going to be going after the heads of iran as well. when will we do that? when we decide israel has a very clear message to our enemies, we are saying to them, look what's happening and gaza. you're going to get the same treatment. if you attack us, we're going to wipe you off the face of the earth. washington also has focused on a rainy and intentions, claiming to ron may target us personnel deployed in the middle east. the us defense secretary promised a decisive response to any attacks if any group or any country is looking to whiten this conflict and take advantage of this very unfortunate situation that we see. our advice is don't we maintain the right to defend ourselves? and we won't hesitate to take the appropriate action of following the accusations and threats

so this is a us striking retaliation and that senior defense official was clear to say that a ron is trying to hide its hand and as these attacks through proxies and that those proxies were funded, trained and directed by a ron. and that's why the us, it is retaliating at the official also said that this is separate from the war between israel and gaza, that the us is not intending to get involved in those strikes. and that it doesn't want to get directly involved in a conflict with a ron, but that it will respond to protect its assets in the region. and of course, as we know, the us is sending more and more assets to the regions. representatives from us in iran are currently in moscow for meetings with russian officials. they are believed to be discussing the possible release of some of the 229 captives being held in gaza. you'll be a shovel, valuable itself as yours, correspondents in moscow, and she gave us this update. guessing the latest report from the kremlin presidential pipes parsons, with your best cold, russia believes necessary to maintain contact with policies to the pol

uh and that those proxies were funded, trained and directed by a ron. and that's why the us it is retaliating. the official also said that this is separate from the war between israel and gaza. the us is not intending to get involved in those strikes and that it doesn't want to get directly involved in a conflict with a ron, but that it will respond to protects its assets in the region. and of course, as we know, the us is sending more and more assets to the region. so according to the u. s. anyway, there, this has been after a number of provocations 19 of them and iraq and syria, by what the us defense official describes is a ronnie and proxies in the region in the us has struck back with f sixteens. we still don't know the results of those attacks, but this is now a 2 sided find according to the us with as they describe them around in proxies. all right, thanks for bringing us up to speed as a winds. john hendern in washington dc. still ahead on the al jazeera exchanges of fire across the lebanese is riley. busy to between sizes and is rouse military

. >> joining us now from washington is ron brownstein, cnn senior analyst and editor for the atlantic. ron, it's good to see you. >> hey, john. >> the washington post editorial board described the contrast between the current president and the former president like this. biden rises to the occasion on israel and hamas. trump's seeks a new low. get to the politics of all of this in a moment. take a step backwards and say why does this stuff matter? why is it true in moments of crisis that whatever leaders or want to be leaders say and how they act is just so important. >> the personal contrast and demeanor and behavior from president brighten from former president trump really has been underscored by the last few days. biden when he ran in 2020 said he would be a steady hand, that he would manage and restore america's relations with its allies around the world. and he would react strongly but steadily through crises. by and large, i think so far, most observers and both israel and the u.s. believe that he has been both firm and un-yielding in his support of israel. but also modulated i

the i, the ethics change as far with has a lot on the lovely lebanese border. israel takes aim at a ron as well. same quote. they're going to wipe you off the face of the earth. the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. this is our t international. sunday was the bloodiest dan dies since the beginning of the war, according to palestinian health officials, who said that idea attacks took the lives of more than $400.00 people in less than 24 hours overnight. at least 30 people were reportedly killed by news riley r. a strike on a refugee camp in the north of the palestinian enclave. this on verified footage allegedly shows that the aftermath locals are struggling to clear the concrete and steel that is covering the victims below. a guides are based reporter brings us this latest report. the hardest, right? see not the, there's a, is there any air, sorry, reaches everywhere, and the tax the next to us, you hospital deductibility, reduce the injuries who's more than 5 casualties, fixing the hospital and they attacked the police inter mixed. also this to the customer to mix that answer mixed as y

he says, we have no evidence that ron was involved directly in these come us attacks over the weekend. but he goes on to say that a, a ron has been supporting him us for many, many years and talking to reporters, he says, tools, training capabilities, certainly rhetorically. but in more tangible ways than that, he says there's a degree of complicity writ large. so that deterrence of the us forces in the eastern mediterranean are they are directly as a threat to a ron, to hezbollah, to anyone in the region who might want to join in that fight against israel. it's a way of saying, we don't know for certain who was involved in this attack, but we will be there to back them. so the question is, will they find out any more information about whether it is real or i'm sorry whether ron was directly involved. if it was that could change the whole context of this because that transforms this from and is really palestine issue to a regional issue. and that will affect how the us and the world respond. all right, that's on engine light plus the in washington dc. john, thank you. well, that's mos

and i'm really skeptical it's going to help ron desantis. when we're talking about the age issue with president biden, which some voters have raised to me that i've talked to. on their messaging, i'm curious if they're going to lean on what recent generals have talked about, even some of the generals you've talked about, jake, which is they've come out saying behind closed doors biden has substantive conversations -- >> oh, milley said this. >> yes. biden has substantive conversations. she's sharp. he reads all his materials, something we know trump didn't do, he didn't read his briefing material. so, is the biden campaign going to lean in and try to market that. >> the one thing about trump is he is running his 2016 playbook all over again. and it seems like the republicans in this primary are having the same challenges as the republicans in 2015/'16 were having. and still nobody has figured out, how do you go after him effectively. nikki haley got a little bit of a bump. >> no one has voted yet. >>> next, a mass exodus that needs the world

why he's drawn you, ron, you ron, could just think any us ship that, that gets near them or near israel, or your siri or whatever, you know? so i, i don't, i don't really think that they'll do anything. there's nothing to do except for, you know, this huge bluff and the flexing mass, but they're so stretched out i, i can't imagine that they would get involved with this conflict because it would definitely trigger a massive response from other countries in that region. well, who will lead to, i mean, if they do, i think nothing, you know, what am i guess previously based that he said that the missing yahoo, i see lots of triggers some sort of aggression in the region. well, but you'll say us would take the bates, but if it and then would it uh engage in ron as well. i'll just say, well, i think we just heard what they said uh from as the law and has a lot is connected to the ron. i, i think that whatever is happening right now, i think is a trap for both israel and the us and they should ride away, try to deescalate and negotiate and, and do something to get out of this mess because i k,