hey , how do you evaluate the state of mr. joe biden's government in next year's american elections? yes, maybe the american government never imagined that the government would face a major crisis in the middle east in the final year of the government. and in a way, he was relieved that this is a safe area and he should focus his attention on southeast asia ok, but anyway, the biggest crisis has arisen in the relations between palestine and the zionist regime, and today the global public opinion along with the american public opinion , after all, the american public opinion is influenced by the international media, influenced by the international media environment and maybe if, for example, israel very. in the next few weeks , they will have to submit to the atmosphere of global public opinion . anyway, we are witnessing that the axis of resistance has risen in west asia and in the middle east . he is using rational tools and methods. many countries in the world, many strategists think that they are actually trapped that initial e

american public opinion is looking at a party because the current president of the united states, mr. joebiden, belongs to the democratic party. what do you think next? from the developments in gaza and this war that started, the place of this. how much has the party changed and what criticisms have been specifically directed at the democrats in america? it is very interesting that the american national security advisor writes an article in foreign affairs seven days before the al-aqsa storm and says that the situation in the middle east has become very stable and by the way he emphasizes that the situation in gaza is very calm and that after this operation that happens there have been many serious criticisms. it happens to them, how could you not detect an operation of this magnitude, of course, no international expert could detect such an operation. by hamas, i mean that within the american decision-making structure , there are serious challenges regarding the performance of the american government towards israel and the type of attacks that are being carried out in gaza . it seems that

miss flounders uh back to what mr. joealked about the importance of allowing civilians to move safely away from areas of ongoing fighting, so the question is where to, and also this is while israel has killed more than 200 people in just the past 24 hours. well, it's it's absolutely every level. so uh biden can say he's for protecting civilians and yet give absolute support for what is the bombing of every hospital, every hospital in gaza uh has been faced with real destruction, it's a one place that people flee to, every un site where people fleed for protection has been targeted, i mean this is worse and outrageous and of course no one, no one in the... the world today, including in the us, accept any of these biden statements that there is protection of palestinians involved at all, what there is is an absolute ruthless determination to go ahead, and yet the us and israel have absolutely failed in every goal that they had that they would destroy the palestinian resistance, which does still very strongly continue, so the

summit consultations by qatar and some other countries with the zionist regime are ongoing, while mr. joeen has not yet issued 100 permits to the zionist regime to continue this war- mongering, especially in the south of gaza. may this war be broken into a truce and continue but you see that now the israeli media is calling on the negotiators to include us in your negotiations , get points for us, otherwise israel will not be able to continue the war for the reasons i said. in the same discussion, yemen directly warned during the ceasefire, we saw that the israeli ship was seized in front of the large warship of the american warplane , and nothing happened, and even today, it has clearly announced that we our own attacks in defense of the resistance to the occupied land we will continue the iraqi resistance groups, the lebanese resistance, the resistance in syria and the resistance in yemen, along with hamas and islamic jihad, to fight against the zionist regime . if it reaches the gaza strip, it will not be able to continue fighting on multiple fronts. lebanon's hezbollah did not fully e

what i saw was one person in piece is another person, mr. joe, being injured or all children of the human rights watch accused, is israel abusing starvation as a weapon of war against the people of gaza? so the academic month, so on his ok, please. as well as deliberately blocking, getting humanitarian aid supplies to the anxiety. there is no shortage of humanitarian aid. there is a shortage of excess or a lack of access to be more accurate. israel is not allowing access of food. these really official says the idea of should destroy the entire gotta skirt strip to completely remove all residents and make it look like the format and not the death comp, alphabets, digits, incumbent president, l, vc wins re election with all sorts. he's saying that he received almost 90 percent for the boat. the for must go to the world. you are watching on the international moneys pizza scott's here with all the laces. thank you for joining us. we start off with the russian lead up by the me, a preaching who as officially submitted his documents for attempted to s

what i saw was one person in piece is another person, mr. joe, being injured or all children of the human rights watch accused, is israel abusing starvation as a weapon of war against the people of gaza? so the academic month so on his ok, please as well as deliberately blocking, getting to monitor.

mr. mcgovern: joe biden not hunter biden is president of the united states. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from new york, mr. nadler. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. nadler: we know why we are here today. the majority has no accomplishments. own members have said so and right wing is getting listless. they have decided to tear down president biden instead. they have no evidence to support this inquiry. but since this majority never lets gets facts in the way of fox talking points, here we are. every one of the witnesses tells us the same thing, no political interference in the hunter biden case. nobody at the department of screws ties blocked from charges. the american public didn't have this story because chairman jordan refuses to release the interviews. he has released one exact. he knows if he releases any more than that, his preferred narrative will crumble. the narrative doesn't support these baseless charges. why is the maga wing doing this? two words, donald trump. the likely nominee of the republican party was impeached

executive vice president of texas oncology, mr. joe -- senior policy analyst for the paragon health institute and dr. matthew fiedler, the joseph a pechman senior fellow in economic studies at the breaking schafer initiative on health policy at the brookings institute. you are recognized for five minutes for your testimony. >> chairman guthrie, ranking measure anna g. eshoo , my name is stephen four. i'm a practicing family physician in jackson, alabama. i am the cofounder of the family medical clinic of jackson which is a rural health clinic, and the chief of staff of the medical hospital and local director of nursing home. as president-elect of the american academy of family physicians, i'm happy to be here today representing 129,600 positions of student members of the afp here going to do family member -- medicine over 35 years ago as a national health service corps scholar to help serve an underserved community. i went there, paid my dues, did my time. i did with the program meant to do. i stayed there and continued to serve the co

mr. chairman joe's presence in one of our housing production workshops , and last year we started a site60 units . the fact that within one year we were able to build housing for the national movement that both in terms of quality and in terms of the type of architectural design, which was based on the patterns of iranian islamic architecture, we were on our agenda to give this to this stage of preparation for delivery to the applicants, so that in one year you can build a new house and be ready to deliver it. on the one hand, and by comparing mehri housing, where applicants have been waiting for 10-12 years, and sometimes more than 12 years , it shows the government that in order to serve the people, how long do you expect the case of mehr housing to be closed in the country? look, i want to know the date, can you announce it now in a special conversation it can almost be said that with the planning and provision of resources from the sources of the ministry of roads and urban affairs to complete the dowry housing, and by the order of the minister, by the end of this year, the majority

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mr. president, joe biden himself as a father, as a bre reeved father. he knows exactly what we're feeling, as people who have lost their beloved ones. please give our kids, to grow up in peace and security. for both sides, not only israel, to end the israeli occupation and to sign peace agreement. we need to be free. otherwise, unfortunately, we'll continue to fight each other and we said it's possible, it's a good example we can live together side by side, otherwise, we will save as our kids, our family, and we need their support for peace, not to provide like, to support one side unconditionally against the other side. >> as you just exactly said, you are symbols of what can be done when two peoples come together for peace, but there are too few voices like yours. concretely, you have raised some long-term solutions, but right now, as this is going on, how are you work ing to repair that bond? remi, i'll start with you. >> i think it's essential that a cease-fire will start immediately. the long lines of dead children must be stopped. and the negotiat

and the big guy, mr. 10%, joe biden did share his new year's resolution in the caribbean yesterday.eporters asked him as he came out of a fancy restaurant here's what joe said. >> what's your new year's resolution, sir? >> [ indiscernible ] >> anything else? >> come back next year. >> to come back next year. >> we don't know what it means. >> i think i determined what it means. >> what does it mean? >> stay alive. >> that's what obama told him, to stay alive. stay alive. >> i'm just coming back next year. which is tomorrow. >> maybe it means -- i don't know. who knows. >> i like how he says that's the biggest one, maybe some of the others he has, don't let the dog bite as many people, don't let the kids get in as much trouble. maybe one is, i don't know, secure the border. maybe that's a resolution. if it was, he hasn't said it. he hasn't acted on it. congressman rainy weber had this to say, he said president biden's dereliction of duty is on full display. while he sits on the beach and ignores the thousands of illegal immigrants invading our country daily, america as we know it wil

mr. blinken's boss, joe biden, is summit means of easing the wave of people trying to cross the u.s.ern border. democrats and republicans are calling for practical solutions. now to our correspondent following developments from washington. 'tell us about the importance of this meeting and what they hope will come from it. reporter: as you mentioned, this is a high-level meeting between america and mexico, and it comes amidst this unprecedented search in -- surge in the number of migrants making their way from mexico into the united states. 2 million people so far have cost this year. in the last week or so, an average of 10,000 people that were crossing, and that is double the number crossing during the pre-covid era. that gives you a sense of how overwhelmed both countries are with what is happening at the border. you have asked what it is that they want to come out of this meeting. the u.s. has been trying to put pressure on mexico to do more to ensure that mexico stops the migrants before they crossed the border into the u.s. and what has happened over the last couple weeks or so

joe biden. thank you, mr. alexander, for joining us today, thank you for yes, for yes oleksandr krayev, an expert of the foreign policy council of ukrainian prism, carefully explained the problem with the allocation of money from... the united states of america and how it can be solved. well, we go further. russia is no longer against holding peace talks with ukraine, the izvestia publication, if you can call it a publication, said this, a source in the russian government said. according to published information, the kremlin is ready to sit down at the negotiating table on the territory of a third country, even a western one, however. experts believe that this is not about the member country nato however, a source in the government of the terrorist country once again repeated the kremlin manual that the ukrainian leadership does not want, did not want and will not want these negotiations and even closed all possibilities for their holding. well, the president of the european council, charles michel, will short

biotin, -- mr. joe biden is going to do what is best. in that case, i would not vote for an independent in the coming election. host: let's talk to steve from columbus, ohio on the independent line. caller: there are so many things that i am listening to, as i am waiting to get through on the line. the one thing that i take out of all of this is that there seems to be a popcorn way that everybody tends to listen to. even while they are president or running for president. hasn't donald trump been convicted of something? didn't he get convicted? or maybe someone does not understand the indictment process and conviction, the outcome, and how they go hand-in-hand, or how they do not go hand-in-hand. i listened to one caller who said, the problem i have is i have been voting democrat all my life. i would never vote republican because republicans have never done anything for african-americans. that was the exact words. if i remember correctly, wasn't abraham link in not a republican president? -- wasn't abraham lincoln a republican president?

biotin, -- mr. joe biden is going to do what is best. in that case, i would not vote for an independent in the coming election. host: let's talk to steve from columbus, ohio on the independent line. caller: there are so many things that i am listening to, as i am waiting to get through on the line. the one thing that i take out of all of this is that there seems to be a popcorn way that everybody tends to listen to. even while they are president or running for president. hasn't donald trump been convicted of something? didn't he get convicted? or maybe someone does not understand the indictment process and conviction, the outcome, and how they go hand-in-hand, or how they do not go hand-in-hand. i listened to one caller who said, the problem i have is i have been voting democrat all my life. i would never vote republican because republicans have never done anything for african-americans. that was the exact words. if i remember correctly, wasn't abraham link in not a republican president? -- wasn't abraham lincoln a republican president?

he drives me from tel aviv mr. lena, us, president joe biden says is right, is cutting out coat indiscriminate bumping in gaza. what is the idea of doing to change that? good morning. very indeed do the idea is continuing its efforts in order to dismantle and destroy from us and make sure that they never have the power again to conduct a brutal mastercard as they did on the 7th of october. we are very attentive to our american allies, specifically the administration and also from the military to military perspective . and we are listening very carefully to their messages. their messages are in line with our, our overall and goal of, of this month coming and destroying them, us. and of course, we are operating within the, the foundations, within the framework of the losa palm conflict. our military activities are targeted at how much is infrastructure in order to dismantle in the travel goals. we understand that, but then what are you doing to not bond because i indiscriminately as the us president was pointing to their as you have does not conduct indiscriminate fly. i'm with the ok you. that'

president's motor cade in delaware, the car rammed into a secret service suv, shielding the joe biden convoy. mr. president, why are you losing the trump in the polls? reporters were asking biden about his low polling numbers when the crash took place. he was leaving his campaign headquarters in wilmington. the us president was quickly ushered into his waiting vehicle where his wife was already seated. the wilmington police department said in a statement it is investigating the collision, which did not result in any injuries. and that brings us to the end of this world news bulletin right here at prestv, thank you so much for staying tune, don't go away, i'll be back in just over six minutes with the news and brief, stay with us please. crisis devastating wars, terrorism, the israeli lobby, crackdown, diplomacy. اسرائيل است في عام 1973 دخلت قوه اسرائيليه كبيره الى الحي الجنوبي من الطيبه ودمرت حوالي 14 بيت الاسرائيليين هم اللي هاجمونا على بيتنا حاوطونا من كل الجهات ما استطاعوا الوصول لكل البيت هلا في بله الطيبه كان في عمليات كروفار قدمها. نحن محكومون بالامل وما يحدث اليوم ليس نهايه التاريخ. the i

joe biden is mr. empathy. he cares deeply about people, he truly does. he is a great president, he will be reelected. elections are hard. they are called campaigns, that is a war term. but we will be ready and as i say, we do not agonize over what is not, but organize for what will be. francine: speaker, what has it been like for democrats to be the minority? rep. pelosi: not a good thing, i don't recommend minority at all. but we are going to win it back, we have every confidence in that. they said we would lose 40 seats, 30 seats at a minimum, and we lost five. that was not good enough, i wanted the majority, but we can win five seats, more than five seats. francine: how have you changed as a politician? rep. pelosi: i have mellowed out, become gentle. [laughter] francine: really? rep. pelosi: i don't know. no, i pretty much knew what i was getting into. i did not seek running for leadership, people encouraged me to do so and i knew my why, i knew what was at stake and i knew how to get the job done. and, i knew how to draw people together. and the sam

mr. mcgovern: joe biden not hunter biden is president of the united states. i yield two minutes to the gentleman from new york, mr. nadler. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. nadler: we know why we are here today. the majority has no accomplishments. own members have said so and right wing is getting listless. they have decided to tear down president biden instead. they have no evidence to support this inquiry. but since this majority never lets gets facts in the way of fox talking points, here we are. every one of the witnesses tells us the same thing, no political interference in the hunter biden case. nobody at the department of screws ties blocked from charges. the american public didn't have this story because chairman jordan refuses to release the interviews. he has released one exact. he knows if he releases any more than that, his preferred narrative will crumble. the narrative doesn't support these baseless charges. why is the maga wing doing this? two words, donald trump. the likely nominee of the republican party was impeached

mr. speaker this inquiry has nothing to do with joe biden.arty and how radicalized and extreme they've become. they are allergic to truth and transparency. republicans say this is not about a preordained outcome. it is. they are going to try to impeach president biden despite the fact that there's no evidence against him at all. trump sent a violent maga mob here to the capitol to reverse the election results and certify that he won even though he lost. what they couldn't do on january 6th, they wanted to do with this extreme political stunt. they have contempt for our democracy. they want to finish the job. republicans say this is all about process, about how the house will proceed. it is not. the truth is this process has already proceeded for ten months they have been investigating all year obtaining tens of thousands of documents, hours and hours of witness testimony, all of it says no wrongdoing by president biden. republicans say the white house is stonewalling their inquiry. again, not true. the white house has provided over 35,000 pag

joe biden is mr. empathy. he cares deeply about people. he truly does.o i think he's a great president. i think he will be reelected. elections are hard. they're called campaigns. that's a war term. but we'll be ready. and as i say, we don't agonize over what isn't, but organize for what will be. francine: speaker, what's it been like for the democrats to be the minority? mrs. pelosi: not a good thing. i don't recommend minority rule at all. but we're going to win it back. we have every confidence in that. they said we would lose 40 seats, 30 seats at a minimum. we lost five. that wasn't good enough. i wanted the majority. but we can win five seats or more than five seats. francine: how have you changed as a politician? mrs. pelosi: well, i think i've mellowed out, become gentle. [laughter] francine: really? mrs. pelosi: i don't know. i pretty much knew what i was getting into. i didn't seek running for leadership. people encouraged me to do so. and i knew my "why." i knew what was at stake. i knew how to get the job done, and i knew how to draw people t

president's motor cate in delaware, the car ramped into a secret service suv shielding the joe biden convoy. mr. president, why are you losing the trump in the polls? reporters were asking biden about his low polling numbers when the crash took place. he was leaving his campaign headquarters in wilmington. us president was quickly ushered into his waiting vehicle where his wife was already seated. the wilmington police department said in a statement it was investigating the collision which did not result in any injuries. doctors and medical workers in turkey have held a silent march in protest against the israeli occupations attacks on doctors and medical teams in gaza. the march was held in 26 cities across the world and 36 cities in turkey alone. our corresponding istanbul brings us more. turkish doctors, medical students and healthcare workers gathered in istanbul on saturday. for a silent march against the israeli regime's attacks on hospitals and medical staff. the protesters lamented that the palestinian health workers are struggling to save the lives of the victims of the attacks on gaza

targets the us president in delaware. the car rammed into a secret service suv, shielding the joe biden's convoy. mr. president, why are you losing the trump in the polls? porters were asked byden about his low polling numbers when the crash took place. he was leaving his campaign headquarters in wilmington. the us president was quickly ushered into his waiting vehicle where his wife was already seated. wilmington police department said in a statement it is investigating the collision, which did not result in any injuries. a letter to the swedish prime minister an iranian female prisoner has thanked the swedish government for prosecuting and imprisoning an iranian national following accusations by the terrorist organization. nigas muhammadi has been convicted of various charges, including spreading propaganda against the islamic establishments in iran. she was awarded the 2023 nobel peace prize and what tehron has called. a terrorist group files a lawsuit in a european country against an iranian civilian, the country arrests the man and keeps him in total isolation on baseless allegations. this is t

the car rammed into a secret service suv shielding the joe biden convoy. mr. president, why are you losing the trump in the polls? reporters were asking biden about his low polling numbers when the crash took place. he was leaving his campaign headquarters in wilmington. the us president was quickly ushered into his waiting vehicle where his wife was already seated. the wilmington police department said in a statement that it is investigating the collision which did not result in any injuries. and that brings us to the end of this world news bulletin right here, press tv. thanks so much for staying with us. looting is considered morally reprehensible and you're forbidden from looting dead dead bodies or looting houses, looting uh places when you're in a so-called professional army, but of course i in in israel geneva convention and international law translate to toilet paper, so i understand why they're not used to actually behaving like professional souls. when they they're just busy killing children, not really equipped mentally, physically to fight man to m

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[crying] >> had joe campbell's succeeded in changing the jury's perception? before mr. stand, the prosecutor got a chance to cross examine him. and once again present the bully of the mountain, the neighbor said they knew all too well. >> [inaudible] approximately two or three days before you shot and killed mr. newman, you told him, i'm going to put him down. did you say that to mr.? >> i did not. >> so all these people who came in the court, took an oath and lied in front of the story? is that right? >> objection. >> ultimately, the prosecutor said, joe campbell could have avoided a confrontation. could have, but did not. because he wanted it. >> all you have to do to save your wife, to save yourself, is to turn downhill and walk, dog, run, down that hill to safety. >> i looked at some of those options, mr. kaczynski, it's a hell of a lot harder on the health side. when someone is striking you than to stand in a courtroom, two hours later. >> so if you were a juror, what would you think about joe campbell? and that play out on the mountain? was it murder? or self-defe

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mrs. kelly johnson, member offense the west virginia delegation, senator joe manchin, senator shelley capitopresentative alexander moody and representative carol miller and chief randy moore of the united states forest service. mr. jim kaufman with the architect of the capitol and youth tree lighter ethan reese, west virginia. >> ladies and gentlemen, mr. jim kaufman, director of capitol grounds at the architect of the capitol. >> good evening. welcome to the 59th annual christmas tree lighting ceremony at the united states capitol. i am jim kaufman, director of capital grounds at the architect of the capitol. i'm honored to be here this evening along with the speaker of the house, mr. mike johnson to light the 2023 capitol christmas tree. we are also privileged to present this year's youth christmas tree lighter ethan reese from beverly elementary school in west virginia. [cheers and applause] >> lighting the capitol christmas tree has been festive tradition since 1964 and one to continue this year. we are delighted to have the capital christmas tree that west virginians and all americans c

no one in this country is above the law and that includes president joe biden and i turn it over to our leader. mr. scalise: we will be wrapping up a very buysy year at the end of this week. we have a number of important votes. the impeachment inquiry vote, the ndaa will be voted on thursday. if you think about where we started this year, up-and-down year. for those of you in the press, there has never been a boring week. we started confronting d.c. crime. we brought bills to the floor to address things we laid out when republicans ran to get the majority. we laid out an agenda and started to bring those bills to the floor. if you think about one of those first bills we brought to the floor to address crime in d.c., joe biden issued a veto threat on the bill we brought to the floor right before he signed the bill into law, because he realized that we built momentum but the public was fed up with crime. we continue to stand up for those problems that have been created by the biden administration. we put together h.r. 1 as families were paying more, 50% more when they fill up their cars because joe

mr. comer: thank you, chairman cole. i rise today to support house resolution 918. joe biden has repeatedly lied to the american people about his family's corrupt influence peddling schemes. he told the american people he never spoke to his son about his family's business dealings. he claimed there was an absolute wall between his official government duties as vice president and his family. he said his family never made money from china. all of these are blatant lies. our investigation has revealed how joe biden knew of, participated in, and benefited from his family cashing in on the biden name around the world. since january, we've learned some of the following, the bidens created 20 shell companies, most of which were created while joe biden was vice president. the bidens and their associates raked in over $24 million through these shell companies from china, russia, ukraine, kazakhstan, and romania between 2014 and 2019. at least 10 members of the biden family have benefited or participated in these schemes. the bidens layered these payments through their bank accou

but it's enough evidence for joe biden. >> mr. president, your reaction to the colorado routing on trump and the ballot? >> i'm not going to comment on it. it's a court case. that's up to the court. that's all i have to say. >> is trump an insurrectionist? >> i think it is self-evident. the 14th amendment applies to the court to make that decision. he supported an insurrection. no question about it. none, zero. >> do you arrest your opponent four times and you are still losing. you should resign and not kick him off the ballot. msnbc says if you don't kick trump off the ballot you are no better than a slave owner. >> what do you say to the republican candidates argument that this voters should have the say and not the courts? >> what they are standing with is the spirit of those confederates rather than the americans who came together after a long and brutal civil war that was fought. they amended the constitution to prevent those traitors from running for office. that should send a message that our election system, our electoral