peter. from 1600 pennsylvania avenue. sandra. >> sandra: thank you, john.op national security leaders are gathering in simi valley, california, for the reagan defense forum. at least 74 times the forces has been attacked since the war began, and russia and ukraine war shows no signs of ending. the focus this year is on china, and artificial intelligence. jennifer, what is the mood out there at this year's defense forum? >> well, sandra, 38 years ago ronald reagan during the state of the union reached out to congress and the world's democracies with an olive branch and promise. >> i want to work with you to support the democratic forces whose struggle is tied to our own security. >> this year's reagan national defense forum now in its 10th year begins tomorrow. it will be streamed online, and panel discussions with head of the navy, marine corps, air force and cyber command. defense and commerce secretaries will be here, the new chairman of the joint chiefs, the admirals, and the focus this year on china, a.i. and new technologies that will position the u.s.

next in cross talk john peter, and guess as a discuss why democracy appears to be turning ever for a for it's very and it's an interesting one and it is right ahead the. ringback the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the russian states never as tired as i'm one of the most sense community best. most all sense of the, in the system must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin move. yep. mission, the state on the rush of funding and supports the r t spoke next. even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. for what question did you say a request for? check the hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm peter a little western. the leads are in a state of panic, the world is crumbling before the rise. they resort to fake news lies and deception . instead of talking about the american back genocide and gaza, we're told anti semitism at home is ramping, or the trump is a tyrant when they themselves resort with ordinary means to undermine democracy. the discuss these issues in mor, i

next in cross talk, john peter, and guess i'll say discuss why democracy appears to be turning ever more towards hurrying be states. estrada has the the hello and welcome to cross talk, where all things are considered 19 or a little western. the leads are in a state of panic. the world is crumbling before the rise. they resort to fake news lies and deception. instead of talking about the american back genocide and gaza, we're told anti semitism at home is ramp and, or spectrum is a tyrant when they themselves resort with ordinary means to undermine democracy. the discuss these issues in mor, i'm joined by my guess george, send me well we in budapest, he's a pod cast or ethic as well, which can be found on youtube and locals and emeritus. we have martin j e as in award winning journalist and commentator gillian cross up rules and the fact that means good jumping. tell me one and i always appreciate it and start out with georgia in budapest. i suppose there's not much debates anymore. the public sphere has just been so cold, completely corrupted work. war is peace, peace is war. and if you

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. >> john: peter doocy yesterday at the white house briefing asked john kirby about potential split at white house, what kirby said in response. >> i think we already pushed back on the premise of the story there is a daylight between her and the president. i would say that the entire leadership team here in the administration, peter, wants to see no civilian casualties, wants to see the israelis be more surgical, more precise, wants to see that humanitarian aid is increased into gaza. >> john: no question biden has got an arab american voter problem and the big question is, how long does he stand steadfast with israel in the face of this mounting political pressure and how soon does he go wobbly on all of this. >> morgan: it's easy to stand with the state of israel right after the october 7th attacks whenever they appear as victims. it's harder to stand with them when you have all of the public pressure, especially from your own political base. but i think standing by israel has been the right policy call, and in fact, if you look at the president still wanting to maybe have a deal be

. >> john: but first, peter doocy live with the white house. you asked john kirby about this at the briefing yesterday and do we know if president biden and the vice president have spoken since the story came out? >> peter: they have spoken, they are having lunch in the president's private dining room so plenty to hash out. as politico reports, vice president kamala harris has been telling colleagues in the administration she wants the white house to show more concern publicly for the humanitarian in gaza, president biden is among the officials harris has urged to show more sensitivity to palestinian civilians, these people said. >> someone around her leaked the vice president is upset with the president about gaza. >> that's a great question. i mean, if i -- if i could answer a question why somebody would leak, i mean, that would make me pretty smart and a lot smarter than i am. she's part of the team. if she wasn't offering her advice and counsel to the president on many issues, that would be a story. >> john: ted cruz saw that and he sees thi

a previous coalition government brought to john was peter dressed back from egypt, they helped to bring back kylie mole and gilbert and the others. exception is truly unless why the hell is the situation being allowed to get this uh uh, from diagnose someone should of said, no, no, no, no, no julian assad is an australian citizen who is a forwarded all the rights and liberties organ, astrology, and i don't not care what country you, why you are not going to have your most apply to our citizens when they're not even in your country. the obama decided not to call for julian's expedition because what we q we did by publishing this week to material was no different from what the new york science did. and they called at the new york times problem, the prop administration, after the release of all 7, was essentially co worst by the c i a. and the intelligence community to extradite a call for the expedition of june. the by the administration, again beholden to the intelligence community has continued that process of attempting to extradite june the if i became president, and i would pardon ju

from the gospel we know that the brothers andrew and simon peter, as well as the brothers john and jacoburn to their usual occupation, fishing, for some time. some months later, the lord jesus christ, passing by lake galilee, saw them fishing and said: “follow me, i will make you boats of men.” then they left their boats and nets, and from that day on became constant disciples of christ. after the bright resurrection of christ, the ascension of the lord and the descent of the holy spirit. on his way , the first-called apostle endured many sorrows from the pagans, he was expelled from cities, humiliated, stoned, but he tirelessly preached to people about the savior. by prayers apostle, the lord performed miracles. through the labors of the holy apostle andrew , christian churches were established, in which he appointed bishops and priests. according to church tradition, the apostle also reached the slavic lands, passing the coast of the black sea, crimea, the black sea region, he climbed along the dnieper to the place where the city of kiev now stands. the last city where the first-called

(we did it) start today at godaddy.com >> john: moments ago at the white house, peter doocy asked aboutarris is at odds with the president over the israel-hamas war. >> there's a leak that the vice president is upset with the president about gaza. >> that's a great question. i just -- i mean, if i could answer a question why somebody would leak, that would make me pretty smart and smarter than i am. let me just -- just give me a second here. you've seen us officially end on the record, not in a leak, refute the basic premise of the story that there's some sort of daylight between the president and the vice president. i found the headline interesting. that the vice president is pushing the white house to you fill in the blank, xyz. >> john: a lot of news about the white house and the war going on there. jake sullivan pushing back on the idea that the president has told netanyahu that he wants this wrapped up by the end of the year. >> sandra: that's a lot that happened in two hours. good to be with you today. thanks for joining us. i'm sandra smith. >> john: that's why we're here every d

thank you, peter. >> john: keeping our eyes on the state department briefing and expect to hear fromn kirby in our next hour after a u.s. warship shoots down another houthi drone. we'll monitor both of those and bring you any updates as "america reports" continues. is all about presents and shopping and cookies and trees. but we know christmas isn't about something you buy at a store. it's about something so much greater. it is the day we celebrate the incredible truth that god so loved the world that he gave his only son. it's not about presents. it's about jesus. join me this advent in praying every day on hallow. cut through the noise and find god's peace. i'm sarah escherich, i'm the life enrichment director at independence village, the senior living community in waukee, iowa. everybody here really, really make you feel like family and that they love you. our goal with tiktok was to enrich the lives of our residents and just to be able to show people what senior living can be like. i think i am a tiktok grandma. my kids think i am. i mean, we're the ones that are being entertaine

thank you, peter. >> john: karl rove, former white house deputy chief of staff and fox news contributor, our first chance to talk to you about this, and colorado trying to , political will to usurp the will of the people. >> seven democratic appointed judges 4-3, a liberal court cannot come to an agreement. and good reason, section 3, 14th amendment, passed in 1866, ratified by the states in 1868 and eviscerated by an act of congress in 1872, they realized the country could not operate that. 1874, confederate military officers or officials are elected to the u.s. house of representatives, flipping the house into the control of the democrats and among them was a former vice president of the confederacy. so, here is donald trump who has not been found guilty of insurrection or rebellion in a court of law, tell me what jury heard that indictment of him and yet somehow or another four judges on the colorado supreme court decide they are in charge of kicking him off the ballot. this is one of the biggest benefits to donald trump he's received in the second half of this year is to be he -- to

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peter doocy asked john kirby about that yesterday. >> john, it is leaked that the vice president is upset with the president about gaza? >> that is great question. >> you have seen officially on the record refute the basic premise of the story that there is some sort of daylight between the last president and the president. the president is comfortable and confident that vice president here as he has a real teammate. and a significant leader who understands the foreign policy direction that he's trying to take this country. >> bill: you have that and jacqui heinrich leading coverage from the north lawn. this is a very interesting back-and-forth i would suggest, what would you here today? >> good morning to you, bill, the officials denied there is any daylight between biden and harris to eradicate hamas and moreover if not giving advice to the president, that would be a bigger story. but the news of this private push from the vp, for biden on white house officials to show more public concern for palestinians comes as the white house is also denying that national security advisor jake sulli

john paul ii was the 260th fourth pope and was canonized in st. peter's square in the vatican in 2014. at the beginning of the mass, archbishop myacheslav mokshytsky, who was a collaborator of st. john paul ii. for the last 10 years, he will solemnly bring these relics and hand over the relics and the decree that this is a real relic, that it is a real part of the body of st. john paul. the second and the solemn holy liturgy in honor of our patron saint nicholas will begin, after the service of god, every believer will be able to honor the relics through a kiss or touching to, to st. john paul ii. without food courts and mass celebrations, a christmas tree lit up on sofia square in the capital, the surrounding area was dedicated to defenders of ukraine and named brave hearts. the new year's beauty is decorated with toys in the shape of blue and yellow hearts, the coat of arms of ukraine is installed on top. for a charitable contribution, decorations from the photo zone can be taken as a souvenir. the festive tree, as last year, was installed at the expens

john paul ii was the 264th pope of rome. in 2014, he was canonized in st. peter's square in the vatican. at the beginning of the mass, archbishop myacheslav mokshytskyi, who was a collaborator of st. john paul ii. the last 10 years will solemnly bring these relics and hand over the relics and the decree that this is a real relic, that this is a real part of the body of st. john paul ii, and a solemn holy liturgy will begin, in honor of our patron saint nicholas. after the service of god, every believer will be able to honor the relics through a kiss or touching to, to st. john paul ii. the miracle of the feast of nicholas. this year, more than 300 children received gifts as part of the i mykolay charity event. some have refused guests altogether and are asking to help our soldiers at the front to bring our victory closer. the tv channel team succeeded. to fulfill the dream of 14-year-old sofiyka from lviv oblast. how was it, let's see, look who came to you, are you serious, now, now, now, now, now, god, how small it is, we will welcome you, how beautiful it is , go

thank you, peter, live at the white house. >> john: just ahead, michigan democratic congresswoman debbie dingell for more on this. congresswoman, always good to have you on with us. we mentioned as we were getting to chad pergram this new poll, cnn poll of michigan. these are always snapshot times, but the snapshot at present does not look good for joe biden. donald trump in a head to head match-up gets 50%. biden 40%. the president won it by three points back in 2020. 154,000 votes. i know you have been raising the alarm about this with the white house. what have you been telling them? >> so, let me be clear, first, and talk about the poll, which is i don't believe any poll because everybody told me i was crazy in 215 and 216 when i was -- i said to people, donald trump could and then i believed he would win michigan. you know what i think about this poll, i think it's snapshot in time. i think that there is real work that has to be downtown in migrant to tell the story of what the president has done, what he's delivered on, what he's accomplished, and to draw the contrast between the p

john adams did. these are not things just for history books. these are ideas that live with us today and if this is one way to bring them alive, i am all for it, absolutely. peterave not talked about john adams. did he have a role in the federalist papers? prof. sheehan: he was in england and when they were sitting at the constitutional convention, he was publishing one of his volumes of defense of the constitution of the united states and people were reaching it at the constitutional convention. it made its way across the ocean. i know for one madison was disgusted with what he called atoms of noxious principles. adams was a bit of a -- john adams of noxious principles. -- obnoxious principles. >> is there such a thing as [indiscernible] it is debated back and forth, can you go inside the mind of someone who lived in the 18th century? peter: judge? judge maggs: originalism is the idea that judges should be influenced but not bound by the original meaning of the constitution but it gets quite complicated because it turns out there is more than one view of what we mean by the original meaning. we could mean the original intent of the framers at the constitutiona

. >> john: the contempt issue, there is precedent, peter navarro and steve bannon -- >> that would require double standard. a test for the department of justice but given the past couple of years i'm not confident they will have the same standard for hunter biden as they have for associates of the president. >> john: katie, you think there are double standards in washington? >> i think there may be, based on the evidence we have seen. >> john: you burst all of our bubbles. great to see you. >> sandra: john, thousands of illegal migrants surging into the u.s. day after day and with them potential domestic terror threats from extremists and the chaos in the middle east. paul mauro is here on set. he is up next what needs to be done to protect americans. >> john: plus the house set to vote on a resolution calling for the presidents of harvard and mit to resign after controversial testimony of antisemitism on their campuses. former education secretary bill bennett is a harvard alum. we'll get his take what's happening on college campuses coming up. >> it's all part of a dramatic rise on antise

i wasn't peter pan. [ laughter ] i was john. >> jimmy: oh, his little brother. >> yeah. >> jimmy: notndy's little brother. >> jimmy: how old were you at this time? >> i must have been 13, 14, something like that. but it was a professional production of pcpc, alan han sock college. the christmas show, it's pretty big. but to be a kid in one of those shows is kind of a big deal. it was like, you know -- there's only a couple young people in it. it's all college students. >> jimmy: right. >> good actors and stuff. but we had fly lines. so they would actually pick us up into the air and fly us over the audience. >> jimmy: that's fun. >> and every once in a while that would just go -- bad. >> jimmy: it would, oh. >> like one of the stunts we had was my younger brother, michael, he would drop his teddy bear in the audience. >> jimmy: uh-huh? >> and then i would go down and retrieve it from whatever audience member caught it. and one day, a lady grabbed it. i think it was like the seniors show where they get a discount. [ laughter ] so everybody was kind of old. this lady got the bear, and s

peter's basilica. the church that we know today is saint john letter and was the 1st church built. and that was a series of other churches dedicated to st. peter, paul lawrence cetera. the bit silly because it konstantin built for st. peter was probably the most complex project because the one requisite was that the 2 of saint peter stay where it was and become the central space of the church. this is an efforts to preserve the exact spot of peter's to which is really beyond the ordinary, this unusual project to begin with, dismantling the circus of curricula and nero only. the obelisk in the middle remained after the stones were removed, the slope of the hillside on which the basilica was to be built, had to be levelled off in order to do this, since peter's too was on a hillside, the engineers had to lop off the top of the hill in order to create a flat plateau. begonia for the uphill slope had to be excavated, and the soil used to in silver sloped down hill of a tool named h. 5. it was stabilized off the southern metre high retaining wall. this one, this surface on which the larg

my name is peter pomerantsev i work at johns hopkins university and with the reckoning project that we'll be hearing about today, when i focus on things to do with propaganda the ideology and that's going be the subject of our conversation today, we know that ukrainian children are being kidnaped and abducted and we know that they are then then put through a russian system that tries to change their identity by force and to describe process. we often use like brainwashing and we often use words like indoctrination. but what do these words actually mean? how do such processes actually work and what can we do to fight them? that's going to be what we're going to discuss today. my co panelists are janine di giovanni my colleague at the reckoning project. a remarkable writer and war reporter with 30 years experience from many warzones that she'll be sharing with us today. yara barbieri, a a an academic the university of birmingham who's just completed a ground breaking study about, indoctrination in the occupied territories. it's called raising citizen in donbass sofi oksanen a finnish estoni

our white house correspondent asked john kirby about it yesterday. watch this. >> peterwhy would somebody around here leak that the vice president is upset with the president about gaza? >> that's a great question. if i could answer a question why somebody would leak, i mean that, would make me pretty mart and a lot smarter than i many am. last time i looked the vice president is part of the white house, she is part of the team her job is to provided a vice and help to the president. >> she doesn't want the president to show publicly more humanitarian in gaza. >> we have already pushed back on the premise of the story that there is some sort of daylight between her and the president. i would say that the entire leadership team here in the administration, peter, wants to see no civilian casualties, wants to see the israelis be more surgical, more precise. wants to see that humanitarian aid is increased into gaza. >> that's already happening. they are showing -- they are trying not to kill the civilians living in gaza. they warned then. they threw pamphlets down to go to t

in a few moments, fox's ace white house correspondent peter doocy will be here, report on john kirby's briefing in white house and hostage story and the possibility of a longer ceasefire between israel and hamas. waiting in the winds great laura ingram. talking about the big ron desantis and gavin newsom debate on sean hannity show 8 p.m. former national security advise rare robert o'brien will talk with me about henry kissinger later. but with all that, i would like to begin with a discuss about how donald trump's bankers blew up the letitia james, case against the former president. that is right. couple deutsche bank folks, who have been lending millions of dollars to trump and the trump organization, down through the years, absolutely destroyed the stupid left wing new york socialist attack on mr. trump. brilliant jonathan will be here later. but, in not legal terms, number of deutsche bank employees, the story, they told new york judge, they made millions of dollars from mr. trump's businesses and saw no fraud in the loans they approved, they told the judge that trump repaid his lo

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a bu, jeff peters from a group of west african countries and negotiating with initiatives military. john. so the release of the post president mohammed, buzzing on the transition to civilian rule, buzzing, was overthrown and a coup in july and is being kept under house arrest since then. i'm at a address has moved from the on a 5 months on huge crowd still turn up in solid data to you with me. she has current miniature ruled us. the post president will have my buzz them remains kept here. and the june test shows no haste to come up with a clear plan to restore democracy. both can you do minds of the regional bulk? of course, public affairs analysts sunday suicide believes that june to wants to come to pressure from a course. if we accept what it go, i want, it's meaning that we accept what friends once and this is not, is a scenario we add, we add an excerpt. so he thinks it could be another 2 years before the current military leadership leaves power. many here think of course, any show for a to use force, hard, indigent disposition and it's supporters. the belief for my colonial power p

in the crypto currency world and then my question for john is, i mean, out of these characters that you have written about, zuckerberg, musk, peterhiel, what they are doing right now is positive or negative? >> so the first question about positivity of crypto, i struggle to find examples of it. i travel today el salvador where they are trying to use supposedly trying to use crypto currency as real money and the argument was that because el salvador's o reliance is relying on remittances, sending money home, the foundation of the economy in many ways, if you could use crypto as real money you can benefit the people, they would pay, they wouldn't have to pay services like western union, moneygram and the government would take a tinny piece of that and everyone would benefit. so i wept there. inwhat is happening? nobody is using it. used to be less than 2% now less than 1% use the government system, why, because it doesn't work. they get ripped all of the time. they don't trust the government and they shouldn't trust the government. s el salvador highest incarceration rate in the world. it's not directly represent today crypto curre

see if doj applies the same standard of justice they applied against peter navarro and bannon as against the president's son. >> johnthat will be curious, run by you again what hunter biden said about being in business with his father and the latest evolution in the language. listen again here. >> there is no evidence to support the allegations that my father was financially involved in my business because it did not happen. by cherry picking lines from a bank statement, manipulating texts i sent, editing the testimony of my friends and foreign business partners, misstating personal information that was stolen from me. >> john: there is no evidence to support the allegation that my father was financially involved in my business. yet another evolution in a language, your reaction. >> kerri: statement was not good for his father, so hunter biden may have gotten out temporarily of being deposed today but this was a loss for joe biden, the way i look at it. if anything, i think it bolsters the republicans argument why they have to move forward with their inquiry and we play the montage of the various goal post shiftings

and then my question for john, i mean, i of these characters you have written about it's october musk and peterhe balance of their creation and what they're doing right now is positive or negative so the first question about the positivity of crypto mean i struggle to find examples of it. you know i traveled to el salvador where they're trying to use supposedly trying to use cryptocurrency as real money and the argument that because el salvador's economy is heavily reliant on a quarter of the economy, the 2 to 3 million salvadorans people salvadoran descent living united states sending money home, it's kind of the foundation of the economy in many ways. if you could use crypto real money, then it could benefit the people they would pay. you know, they wouldn't have to pay services like western moneygram and the government would take a tiny piece of that and and everyone would benefit. so i went there. what's happening nobody's using it less than now used to be than 2% now less than 1% of remittances use government system. why? because doesn't work because they get ripped off all the time. becau

peter, what can you tell us? reporter: larry, i can tell you something new. admiral john kirby does not usually step up on microphone for political messages he was political in calling out house republicans who will not sign off on new money for ukraine without changes to border policy. >> i sure hope that those house republicans who have for months held hostage assistance to ukraine, heard putin's message, instead, they are heading home for holidays, while ukrainians are heading back into the fight. fthey will face more shelling, more air da attacks and more cold dark nights. reporter: president biden said we have to address the situation in our southern border, i remember determined to fix the problem we need funding to strengthen border security but republicans in congress will not act to help, some are saying bipartisan closed-door negotiations are going well. >> i'm more optimistic than a week ago. i believe that senator langford, our negotiators on both sides of aisle and most important the fact that administration is now involved. is making a difference. i am hopef

john. there might be operational realities -- we might not make it -- >> less hope it can. if needed. peter, as always, thank you for your time. appreciate it. >> take care. >> we will be back in a, moment you're watching cnn, breaking news coverage of the military operation in gaza, both sides now back at it. welcome, back negotiations continued in doha. qatar has been front and center in these talks between israel and hamas. and for more on, that i'm joined by the professor of government at georgetown university in qatar. professor, thank you for being with us. >> thank, you thank you for having me. >> a key to this role which is being played by qatar is a very close relationship between doha and hamas i want you to listen to the lead negotiator speaking to cnn last week. areas. >> the political officer and hamas has proven successfully especially in this last 46 days that it helps us as a mediator, to have this direct line of communication that even the western communications are relying on that mediation will. >> i guess the question is, how close is too close. and could this backfire q

and four-star general john kelly, quote, hitler did a lot of good things, praising the fewerrer for economic policies. trump later denied making comments. in 2022, susan glass and peter baker wrote in their book, trump frustrated bit the leadership, you f'ing generals, why can you not be more like german generals. the generals in world war ii. they tried to kill hitler and and pulled it off. no, no they were royal to him. let's go to 1990 where ivana trump said that donald trump often wrote a become from hitler's speeches, my new order that he supposedly kept in a cabinet by his bed. a man said that he gave trump the book thinking he would find them interesting. trump has entertained anti-anti- semitic people. he had begin near and he is known as a white national and holocaust denier. he said that west invited him without their knowledge. kayne west, just the month before threatened to go, quote, free on all caps, jewish people. west said according to one of his business executives praised hitler and was a chief for the german people. we're seeing a pattern very clear. the time from recognize of 2024, is it really closing in here. ambassodor nikki haley's bid is gain

shawn turner, peter bergen, thank you both for coming on the show this morning and going through that with me. john. >> all right, we have breaking news from the campaign trail, an important development, cnn's political director david chalian joins us. so what is this news just in? >> hey, i'm joining you from des moines, iowa, john, and we just learned from nikki haley's campaign they put out a press release that she has accepted the cnn debate invitation to take part in a debate just five days before republican caucusgoers head to the caucuses in iowa so on january 10th ron desantis has already accepted. nikki haley has now accepted. this will be the debate to take place basically on the eve of the iowa caucuses and the third candidate who has qualified thus far, john, though the qualification window remains open until the beginning of january is donald trump. he has not yet stated nor has his campaign whether or not they will attend the debate but when nikki haley announced her accepting of the debate invitation in the statement from the campaign, they urged donald trump to not avoid this debate

here is what vermont senator peter welsh told me about ramifications for democrats. >> vulnerable democrats in the toss-up states like john is a real issue. whatever the outcome, showing there's a really determined effort on the part of democrats to be part of a solution here. >> aishah: negotiators will work through the holidays virtually, but set it up for a messy government funding deadline, it's up in the air, can they do it, we don't know. >> john: so many things on the table when january 1st comes along. >> aishah: punt it, kick it to the curb. >> john: what they are go at, that's for sure. >> sandra: whiskey and bourbon makers are breathing good news right now, but the tariffs may not last long for them or those who drink them. chad pergram, live from the whiskey wall. lucky you, chad. er plan is veri. (dad) no way they'd take this wreck. (carolers) ♪ yes, they will, in any condition. ♪ ♪ get iphone 15 pro and ipad and apple watch - all on them! ♪ (mom) please forgive him. (carolers) ♪ it's all good - just a little awkward. ♪ (soloist) think we'll wrap this up. (vo) it's your last chance to turn any iphone in any c

peter, what can you tell us? >> reporter: larry, i can tell you something new today. admiral johnirby is not usually one to step up to the mining phone to deliver political, but he was political on house republicans who will not sign on to money for ukraine without changes to border policy. >> i sure those house republicans for months held hostage to critical assistance to ukraine heard putin's message loud and clear. instead they're heading home for the holidays while ukrainians head right back into the fight. they face more shelling, more air attacks, more dark nights. >> reporter: president biden found a border angle in a response to the impeachment inquiry. he said we have to address the situation at our southern border i'm interested in solving the problem. we need funding for border security but republicans in congress won't help. republicans are saying bipartisan closed-door negotiations are going pretty well. >> i'm much more optimistic than i was a week ago. i believe that senator lankford, our negotiators on both sides of the aisle and most important the fact that the ad

peter welch said political ramifications of not getting a deal done. >> it's vulnerable democrats in these toss-up states like montana, john tester will get something addresseder that will hurt them. >> the border is a real issue. what we're doing is whatever the outcome showing there is a really determined effort on the part of democrats to be part of a solution here. >> so negotiators will continue working over the holidays. we're told this could last for weeks trying to figure out a deal and that is setting up for a major messy january when we're also looking at a government funding shutdown. that deadline is looming as well. a lot to consider. >> bill: don't call in sick. thank you, live on the hill there. i want to bring in chris clem, retired border patrol chief of the yuma sector. welcome back to our program. we call on you a lot. we were observing the group that came over an hour ago. chris, is it ridiculous to offer the following suggestion? you have the cartels follow american politics and american polling. and the reason why you are getting part of this rush right now is because what they may be seeing ten, 11 months from now? do you buy that? >>

two reports and we'll talk to national security spokesperson john kirby live but let us start with nbc's chief white house correspondent peter alexander. hi, peater good morning >> reporter: hoda, good morning. what a difference a year makes last year volodymyr zelenskyy with standing ovations but today he faces a very different situation ahead of his meetings on capitol hill before he heads here to the white house. zelenskyy desperate for new aid for his country is being thrust into a bitter domestic political battle ukrainian presiden ukraine's president, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is today preparing to deliver an urgent plea to president biden and congress the time is running out for the u.s. to approve more aid to bolster ukraine's war effort >> ukrainians haven't given up and won't give up. and we hope just as much to be able to count on you >> reporter: zelenskyy's hastily planned u.s. trip at president biden's invitation comes just days after zelenskyy's top aide warned a delay in more military aid could pose what he called a big risk of ukraine losing the war. president biden is pushing congress to pass

. >> so with this partnership and peter mentioned it, i have to ask you, what books shaped you as a historian? >> one that really moved me was johnteinbeck's grapes of wrath where he called route 66 the road of flight. i remember reading that book when i was young and his description of the okies migrating to california after the dustbowl ravaged the great plains and while some people enjoyed going down route 66, these people were packed in a vehicle. he would describe the migrant camps and after i read that grapes of wrath, it stays with me. i have reread it and i tended to like the novels more than history books, but usually u.s. writers. i went through a steinbeck phase where i read all of his and also langston hughes, who i love so much. i wonder as i wander and some of his autobiographical books i got to early. i have the collected langston hughes above my bed, a multiple volume of all his papers and those are really interesting. those are two of obvious many that stick out. i would go through phases where i would read all of one author. if i read one book and i liked it, i would go. david mccullough and i had talked about t

peter flaming says he is black balled and unable to find another teaching job. >> sandra: mike, thank you. we'll watch to see what happens. >> john: right now, the biden administration is reportedly weighing whether it will strike back against iranian-backed houthis after attacks over the world. >> sandra: the world's largest shipping companies are diverting ships from the transit route. lloyd austin commenting on the ongoing threat earlier. >> these attacks are reckless, dangerous and violate international law. remind you, this is not just a u.s. issue. it's -- this is an international problem and deserves an international response. >> john: so, what does that response look like and will the u.s. lead it? hello, john roberts in washington, here we go for another hour. >> sandra: sandra smith in new york, this is "america reports". shooting down drones and missiles in the red sea, troops in the middle east are on high alert. >> john: new attacks on u.s. bases ins iraq and syria, that brings the total to 100 attacks since october 7th. right to the chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin live at the pentagon with mor

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. >> with this partnership, as teacher -- peter mentioned that, i have to ask you, what books shaped you as a historian? >> one that really moved me was johnteinbeck's the grapes of wrath, where he called 66 the road of flight. i remember reading that book when i was young, his description of oklahomans migrated to california after the dustbowl ravaged the great plains, and the idea that automobile workers, some enjoy going down route 66, some people were packed in the vehicle, and they described the migrant camps. after i read the grapes of wrath, it stays with me. i've reread it, and i tended to like novels more than history books, but usually u.s. writers, i went through a steinbeck phase, where i read all of his. and also langston hughes, i love so much. i wonder as i wander and some of his autobiographical books i got i had the collected langston hughes, i had done voles on his papers. those are interesting. those are two obvious ones that stick out. i used to go through phases where i would read all of one author, i read one book and i liked it, and i would go, but david mccullough and i talked about novels as a way of thinking of am