more idea of troops are killed in gaza. report say israel is in the midst of making a deal with home us congress dropped diplomat, receive a death threat to head up as announced a visit to neighboring ukraine next to the wind bulk. and those are the top stories . this our on our team to national visit, our website, archie dot com for more. i'm a nationwide josh, and i'll be back in touch off of the hour for a quick run through the headline. personal stuff, the hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered non peter lavelle . it would seem, israel's war on god's is changing everything. not least of all the west claim to moral leadership in the world. the so called rules based order has been shown to be a complete fraud. when there is a leadership vacuum, others will phillips the processing leadership decline. i'm joined by my guess, garland mix it in washington is a political analyst in new york. we have margaret kimberly. she's executive editor of black agenda report and in monterey, i'll request to matthew edward. he is a senior fellow at the american university in moscow and

austin, who continues to receive treatment at home, promised in a written statement that the us would respond at a time and place of its choosing. and in congress the white house strike retaliation against iran and it. i call on the biden administration to strike important iranian targets not only as retaliation for the killing of our soldiers, but in order to deter future aggression. many in washington would like to imagine the death of american soldiers thousands of kilometers from home as a second september 11th. recently , coalition forces in iraq and syria have been attacked one and a half hundred times, but there have been no military casualties before. donald also calls this blow to the american base biden’s surrender. drone attack on a us military facility in jordan, which resulted in the death of three us military personnel and many were injured, marks a terrible day for america. this brazen attack on the united states is yet another horrific , tragic consequence of joe biden's weakness and capitulation. not wanting to be drawn into escalation, jordan hastened to declare that there was no attack on its territory. terrorist strikes by m

congress. that's the time that they have sent us home where we could have been working on getting you appropriation, we're not getting our job done. why is that and why is no border security bill attached to the continuing resolution? this is unacceptable to keep kicking this can down the road. i won't be a part of it. maria: so what happened? the republicans took the whole border leverage off the table? >> well, we were hoping that it would be on there. just two weeks ago we were down on the border, 60 of us including mike johnson. we were hoping that some sort of border security would be attached to the continuing resolution. at least to give it some gumption that the american people could swallow. we know that not just is our national dent a threat to -- debt a threat to our nation, so is the illegal migration, the illegal alien situation that the biden administration created, 8 and-a-half million illegal aliens into our sovereign nation. thif these are not attached, i think it will be a nonstarter for a lot of republicans. maria: okay. and then of course there are two wars that we're all watchi

us and then we know joe biden. [laughter] congress has become the most privileged nursing home in the country.laughter] [applause] these are people making decisions on the future of our economy. these are people making decisions on our national security. we need to know that they are at the top of their game. what should we do about the economy? don't you think it is time we finally put an accountant in the white house? [applause] we will start by clawing back to the over $100 billion of unspent covid dollars still sitting out there. instead of 87,000 irs agents going after middle america we will go after the hundreds of billions of dollars of covid fraud. one out of every seven dollars was spent fraudulently. [applause] is 8% of ourquit borrowing. cut up the credit cards. you have to balance a budget every day. i had to balance a budget as governor. why is congress the only group that refuses to balance a budget? we will stop the spending, stop the borrowing, eliminate pet projects and earmarks, and i will veto any spending bill that does not take us back to pre-covid levels and that will sav

us. and then we know joe biden. [laughter] congress has become the most privileged nursing home in the country.applause] these are people making decisions on national security. these are people making decisions on the future of our economy. nothing to play with. we need to know they are at the top of their game. so that's a lot of bad, right? it's hard to find anything good. but now i'm going to tell you what i told south carolinians when i became governor, no more whining, no more complaining, now, we get to work. how do we fix it? with the economy, we clawback the hundred billion dollars of unspent cobra dollars are still out there. -- covid dollars that are still out there. [applause] instead of 87,000 irs agents going after middle america, let's go after the hundreds of billions of dollars of covid fraud, one out of every seven dollars was spent fraudulently. 8% of our budget is interest, part of the credit cards. you have to balance the budget every day. i had to balance a budget as governor. why is congress the only group that refuses to balance a budget? stop the spending, we will stop t

us into this thing. and because of our extraordinary lobby here, back at home, that the israeli lobby and our congress. we have, uh, we have uh it both in the house and the senate and, and i would add, uh, it threw up the um, throughout the uh, administration. this is becoming, uh it is making the united states highly comfortable and we're seeing the reaction on our own streets now. yep. so this and, and what's unfortunate is that even our mainstream media has picked up it to, to equate hom, us with palestinians. and they don't understand or are they don't want to recognize that distinction that, that is real, is bombing and annihilating innocent civilians. and as you point out some 30000 the depths of have occurred and, and it's, it's all because of this, this carpet bombing, incessant carpet bombing that, that is going on. and i would add that it's been done because netanyahu and his were a radical rabid ministers have called for the elimination is they have palestinians, and they want them out of the area over michael care. whereas michael, but you know, we, we, it's all nice and convenient for some

we had the ability to solve them without having to seek congress to provide a lengthy explanation to the companies. so, they used the path of homeship for the tribal members and has cleared the barriers to the ability to diversify and provide for future generations. however most still face the barriers that i've described. it's time to grant federally recognized tribes the authority and ability to make their own decisions about managing the resources into generating tribal income without needing to obtain the congressional approval. for these reasons i want to thank the subcommittee and congress for enacting 11 - i further commend the chair for introducing hr 1532 and encourage congress to act quickly to approve the bill and ensure the language is no longer hindering the economic opportunities for the recognized tribes. thank you for the opportunity to appearefay and i'm happy to answer any questions that you may have. >> thank you. i appreciate your comment, own decisions. i think that is absolutely correct, and that is what we are here to make sure. the chair recognize chairman john williams for five minutes. >> thank you, cha

home workforce board that brought us all together. we used our voice to get this going. testified before congress, you know the senate and the house in minnesota, how our workloads, short staffing, long, horrible hours and hopefully with the standards board they will help protect us as workers and not just nobody. you know, just a few like nurses and cnas are held above everybody else. i'm sorry, it takes every single person in a nursing home to make that work. i work in housekeeping and laundry. i work long hours. i work 23 days in a row doing housekeeping, tore my bicep at work. all because we are short staffed. two people cleaning a huge building for 140 resident's. they ask the impossible of us. >> and it's a critical job that you do, because if the laundry wasn't clean and disinfected, it would increase the infection rate of the residence, right? >> yes. >> and you have been a pro as a healthcare provider. you've been a home care worker, a certified nursing assistant, a pharmacy technician, and now you work in the laundry at roseville nursing home. tell me how you got involved in fighting fo

us more. illinois senator dick durban has been called the oldest friend in congress of apac (the influential prozionist lobbying committee). protesters gathered outside his homee and powerful example of local political activism. protesters told angry motorists that the person they should be blaming was senator durban. senator durban actually represents the biggest palestinian constituent. population in the united states, he has to be, he has a duty to be on the front lines of calling for a ce fire in gaza. when police refuse to release one of two activists arrested, protesters refuse to move for hours. this is not our religious issue, it's not a political issue, it's a humanitarian crisis. it's an issue that is affecting everybody in the world or most people, and everybody wants a resolution, so we hope for a peaceful resolution. that's why we're out here. the arab population in the... united states is about half of the jewish population, but arab influence in american politics and culture is relatively non-existent. for over two decades, open discrimination has been constant as our hypocritical double standards. i was in palestine on october 7th, so i've liv

us more. illinoi senator dick durban has been called the oldest friend in congress of apec, the influential prozionist lobbying committee. protesters gathered outside his home to demand that the second highest ranking democratic senator stop supporting israel's latest war on gaza, but then activists grew tired of being ignored. protesters crossed from senator durvin's high-class residence onto historic lakesore drive along lake michigan. traffic is shut down in both directions on the most important road in the city, in a rare and powerful example of local political activism. protesters told angry motorists that the person they should be blaming was senator durban. senator dick durman actually represents the biggest palestinian constituent population in the united states. has to be, he has a duty to be on the front lines of calling for sess fire and when police refused to release one of two activists arrested, protesters refuse to move for hours. this is not a religious issue, it's not a political issue, it's a humanitarian crisis. it's an issue that is affecting everybody in the world or most people, and everybody wants a resolution, so we hope for a peacef

they've carried out this on attack against a us and congress should know injuries or damage reports, and any 2 days, thousands of palestinians of trump to the homes in 2 currently occupied westbank, where it's ready forces are conducting one of its longest springs and other news equity to deploy. so just to take control of a prison in the heart of a rule between the government and criminal guns, the thanks for joining us cause a, as in, during its longest communication blackouts since a, israel's will began in october, phone and internet service is down for the 7th consecutive day, as well as attacking areas around southern causes, largest national hospital in calling units. and at least 4 people have been killed and israel show the residential building near the city medical facilities, including nestle hospital, struggling to stay open. the rescue workers all struggling to reach the can shooting to disruption has been communication. cancer lopez hold a yeah. and reports the sunset. so we're going to another day of death, destruction and communication blackouts for a week. palestinians have been in the dark, their phone and internet connections,

congress. the person she's endorsing to replace her. >>> and covid cases are surging once again and at home test something not always accurate. our specialist joins us and says how you can protect yourself and your family. . >>> welcome back. the news at 5:30 starts right now. thank you for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. it is a sobering time for california we have a major budget deficit and that means cuts are coming. today, governor newsome rolled tge proposal. scott budman has the details. . >> reporter: among the biggest surprises from governor newsome's budget speech today -- >> this has been a hard year. >> reporter: how little will be taken from california schools after a year at that time saw a drop in state tax revenue. >> we need to invest more in our teachers and not just our teachers about out our support staff and employees the bus drivers and we are having a difficult time retaining them. >> reporter: the governor says we have a deficit but also says there is money in reserve accounts to soften the blow. >> i failed after his speech. >> reporter: relief from the president of the california school board association aft

congress. the person she's endorsing to replace her. >>> and covid cases are surging once again and at home test something not always accurate. our specialist joins uss how you can protect yourself and your family. . >>> welcome back. the news at 5:30 starts right now. thank you for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. it is a sobering time for california we have a major budget deficit and that means cuts are coming. today, governor newsome rolled tge proposal. scott budman has the details. . >> reporter: among the biggest surprises from governor newsome's budget speech today -- >> this has been a hard year. >> reporter: how little will be taken from california schools after a year at that time saw a drop in state tax revenue. >> we need to invest more in our teachers and

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us. senator grassley is a perfect example. and then we know joe biden. congress has become the most privileged nursing home in the country.people making decisions on our national security. people making decisions on the future of our economy. we need to make sure they are at the top of their game. i do not care if you do it for everybody work for everybody 50 and up. we want to make sure we have the best and brightest up there. when it comes to the economy, let's not talk about the problems anymore. let's talk about solutions. the first thing we do is go back and call back the $100 billion of unspent covid dollars out there. [applause] instead of 87,000 irs agents going after middle america, let's go after the hundreds of billions of dollars of covid fraud. one of every seven dollars was spent fraudulently. [applause] if 8% of our budget is interest, quit borrowing. cut up the credit cards. you have to balance a budget every day. i had to balance a budget as governor. why is congress the only group that refuses to balance a budget? [applause] we will stop the spending, stop the borrowing. we will eliminate the pet project

home now? go ahead. you know it? yep. the good one. union army had calder's congress. okay. us congress. and the others go ahead themselves. yeah, themselves. so. and slave people themselves. having trouble getting the word people down. but how we go? yeah. so this gives us a sense of the variety of people involved in this process. it's obviously not the kind of question you can answer. just with a single word. that would be very nice. but that's not the case with this question. what we're going to do today is kind of piece together our answer to this question. figure out how all of these different individuals and groups participated together. some of them kind of willingly and consciously and deliberately, some of them not so much. but how they all contributed to this process of emancipation and the way we're going to do it is by starting out with the african-american perspective of and in a way, this is the most straightforward one, because african-americans came into the civil war with one overarching priority of freedom. so that's kind of the easy group to understand their motivation

home us interest. i'd love for you to read between the lines. if you would, that means that the money really isn't there, but uh, biting is getting tremendous pressure from within, particularly the congress, especially toward ukraine. but, but also we're hearing more toward the israel, is increasingly towards israel itself, the american people. we have an election coming up, the american people don't want further war. they've been ad it for 23 years now. and, and they said, and then this game here said there is no in game. biden has never articulated this based upon what originally started off as a hopes about russia and, and trump collusion. and he's had to live with that, that pokes and now it's driving us into a bankruptcy, if not war, and also expansion that we don't want into the middle east. so this is, it's out of control. and i would add that the us military is making contingency plans now for an expansion in, in, in the middle east. something they didn't want to do in the 1st place yet. but where's the money coming from? they're hoping that congress will appropriate money for both, but i think that's going to be very, very dicey. yeah. and of course, at some point way down the r

home just before the attacks occurred by the president biden wasn't to make any, and a televised address as the us bombs yet another middle east country, with no expensive congressional approval and already some voices in congress. and wait a 2nd, that's not constitutional to you. there are other voices and congress is saying, you know, about time and let's go for it around that, but more not later perhaps. but this is the, the bible statement, or a portion of the, by the statement today is defensive action follows extensive diplomatic campaign. and who is the rebels escalating attacks against commercial vessels? these targeted strikes are a clear message that the united states and our partners will not tolerate a tax on our personnel or hostile actors to imperil freedom of navigation. in one of the world's most critical commercial routes, i won't hesitate to direct further measures to protect all people and the free flow of international commerce as necessary. we just had a briefing from a senior administration official and a senior defense official who had attempted to give us some more detail. as you can expect. they said look very big, the goal was to degrade. but who, with these capabilities of attacking m

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congress, as you know. there are only 435 of us. so i would like to see what's in the details. >> but to remind our viewers at home, the house speaker mike johnson struck this funding bill with chuck schumer. but some of the conversations that have been taking place over the last week or so, some conservatives in the house republican conference, they sound like they're calling for a mutiny at this point, i believe congresswoman marjorie taylor greene has issued some threats. johnson says he's sticking with this deal. how safe is the future of house speaker johnson, do you think, at this point? >> i don't know. i was one of the original eight, as you know. it seems like it's mostly focus in the original eight that are saying this. some of those people have loyalty to kevin mccarthy and would like to grind an ax there, but i think what we really need to realize is that mike johnson, he's a man of his word. he's a man of god. he low loves his country and wife and family. so i'm still holding out hope for him. i've given him a couple mulligans. i'm tired of going to the well with him. i was mad about the fisa courts and re-upping them a

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us. senator grassley is a perfecte example of that. but then we know joe biden. right now congress has become the most privileged nursing homepeople making decisions on our national thesecurity. these are people making decisions on the future of our economy. we need to know they are at the top of their game. and, yes, i'm a strong advocate for term limits. thgoine way we deal with that, congress isn't going to vote on that, so we will build them up to it.ds i will have a haley term limits pledge that everyone needs to sign wheorn they decide to run r theoffice, income enter otherw, and we will find out wherelimi a are on term limits, and then i'm going to get that information to the american people so that youe knowre to ask that elected official about it and you know where they stand. then, when wnouge get enough tem limit pledges into congress, that's when we will go and vote on it to make sure we get termi limits back in d.c. we will do it from the outside in rather than the inside out. [applause] albright, governor, thank you. a quick break, and when we come back, we will talk about the future of america. a lot to talk a