rosanna: now, what do you ?admired the politicians on both sides of the aisle.li because they always tried toti bring everybody together.in >> dana: yeah, that's --g usually, that's the reason that you run for office is that you have some sort of aspiration to do that. i think it would be fun to see her testify in front of congress and explain all of this and see like under oath, what she was thinkingse. and you do have to wonder, if you think of martin luther kineg jr. i have a dream speech. this was not the dream. this was not supposed to be the dream anreamd the melting pot ad all of that.d tol of but i have to say, i am at the point of the holiday season where i would do anything to get uninvited to something except for on saturday night, please don'r ont uninvite me. it's just been a tough holiday season. but i feel for the people that didn't get invited because you're right. >> rosanna: they were invited. >> dana: to get the invite rescinded. for that reason, imagine what the working environment is in that

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for more on now joined by dw middle east analyst shawnee, rosanna sunny, the final text also security council resolution of voice quoting for immediate ceasefire. instead of creating conditions for for station off hostilities. now woods obviously matter. but what exactly is the difference here in this wedding? the exact amount of come words matter a lot and for the us it was important not to push israel into a ceasefire. that's a principal. they've been following since the beginning of, of the, of the uh, of these attack and support what we've seen in gaza. it do us deals that calling is israel for immediate ceasefire. we're not at pushing. how much do you use of the hostages? was it something that the international community is very limited with? because how much is it is a college as a char organization? it's not abiding by international law. they feel the americans feel that pushing israel into a ceasefire. we're living israel steps and we'll send a message and it's not supporting is whether it's effort to as, as that it's on you all. these been probably being said, acknowledge and

still less and joining me for more is our middle east analysts, shawnee, rosanna, is showing here. what do you say that nothing yahoos. loss of popularity is impacting the way he's approaching this more well, many critics in israel do say that, i mean, there's always this fine line between trying to distinguish which decisions i made on a professional base or, and which are led by political motivation. there's a lot of back and forth around that we've seen this week for the 1st time since the war broke. also puts us again this. we have political products, not just for the red hostages or any other causes connected to the war, but really a strong claim go. we feed, we are losing the trust in your ability to make the right decisions that are not driven by political needs to strengthen your base and to, and to hold onto power. so we're seeing this trickling, you know, in, in the, in the region in support and the shadow over an attorney house decision making capabilities is going to grow bigger and bigger as time goes on. as we progress. do you think that nothing, nothing. yeah. who ne

from all i am now joined by the the middle east on electronic rosanna is trinity. welcome, i guess the, the us has been the main object to this resolution thus far, but now it appears it is on board. what has changed? well, there were 2 main contention points. the 1st one was about calling israel for a cease fire that was in initial intent in this resolution. american diplomats and the president himself has been adamant the against the all through the last weeks of fighting. they managed to carefully work around that we'd calling for a conditions that would allow some sort of relief in the house to the cheese in order to bring in the aid, which is the 2nd most problematic point on what would be the mechanism of bringing 8 in this was the main, a go back and forth and go stations and last day, mostly between cairo and washington. because egypt is the main partner uh for the issue of a this is the border with gaza for which most of the ad convo has come through. and it seemed to finally maybe found a solution to everybody can agree on egypt, israel, the americans and

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we really appreciate your time with us on inside story, patrick and we all yeah, thank you very rosanna, by the way. thank you. and jason sterns, thank you. as well, thanks for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, all the 0 dot com for further discussion. you can go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. during the conversation on x, r handle is a inside story from myself on the hosting here in del how, thanks for watching by the of us 2023 comes to an end adjust us teams on the ground of work at the fire report stores from the continuing conflicts in the frame that's that's the phone of artillery, east side. this is the news island life to the war in gusts as we are talking to you right now, the sound of it is very from boston to different credit right now. and the impacts of climate change had a couple of the sense of the way to the people who need is the most on the just the it is a tenant object to produce objectives these coverage. many parts of his really media are effectively engaging in propaganda or genoc

and here i would like to thank all of you, because since then i recently ola, rosanna, who agreed to organize these accounts, she published the sums collected by ukrainians, all of different international friends and partners of victoria's. and thanks to you, we collected half a million her even to support the new york literary festival and think that it's so important when we talk about a cultural community that in situations like this the cultural community comes together and does everything within their power to continue the cause. someone we loved so much and respected much, whom we miss so dearly that the course continues so would really like on on behalf of all of us to thank you for what you've done and for giving the festival the opportunity to persist. continue. yes, and the organization that continues education, educational project for children and hope for adults as well. so maybe we could put a link, the online version of this if people overseas want to donate i think it would be wonderful in the future we can again in new york, the literary festival and continue this con

the government sees getting people like rosanna back to work as a national economic imperative.at or very low and down, to the point of suicidal ideation. i am still not in the right place at the moment to work, and to expect me to work would be quite impossible to do. mentally, i'm not ready. i can't guarantee what i'm going to be like one minute to the next. ill health has been driving the rise in working age inactivity in recent years. since the pandemic, almost half a million more people of working age are giving long—term sickness as the reason for their inactivity. and poor mental health is a major driver of that rise in ill health. around 660,000 more working—age people are citing mental illness as a main or secondary health condition than in 2019, and 1.5 million more people are citing depression, nerves or anxiety. worse mental health is certainly pushing up working age benefit claims. 20 years ago, psychiatric claims involving mental health made up around a quarter of benefit recipients. now, the share is closer to half. and one of the most striking trends involves you

host: rosanna poses. mark supports in zachary, louisiana.aller: i wish you would have clarified to everybody calling in that this is not an impeachment of joe biden. host: i think i have, over and over i have called in impeachment inquiry. caller: sometimes it goes over people's heads. they are not investigating to impeach joe biden. they are investigating to see if there is anything there. it would have helped if president biden would not have lied when he said i did not have any meetings with any of my son's businesspeople. it would have helped if he had not lied about that. i don't have no problem with this. if it had been trump in his son and trump lied then do the inquiry. you are doing what you are supposed to do. i don't get how people can be upset that they are doing this. they do have these business dealings with millions of dollars going to somebody who was not professional in any manner that he would want to do that unless you were trying to reach the president. you were trying to buy end with the president. yes. they have a right