individual, i know very well, a name known to you, thomas drake, of the national security agency. brock obama went after him with the espionage. oh yes, it has ended up in jail for 35 years. and he has to be in the hedge act as i understand that for 1917 was introduced 2 weeks after we went into world war one and dealing with war time activities. so the misuse of the espionage act, the misuse of the office of the inspector general the misuse of the office of the general counsel has all made it very difficult for whistle blowing. and if i could just one more element to this, the whistleblower book that finally came out in 2017 uh, took 11 months of review. i became so frustrated that i went to the a c l u and got a pro bono lawyer. the case went all the way to the supreme court and then we, we failed at the supreme court, but people have to understand that the office of the publications review board. i have to see i is really inactive of censorship. you know, if someone writes a book that praises the c i a in any way or is a high ranking luminary, those books are reviewed and a matter of days.

but the reality is, under brock obama. the u. s. has been eyeballing me and mar from very long time. obama went to visit sushi at her residence while she was under house arrest, staying for hillary clinton and she went to visit as well. why did obama and clinton both go meet with suki and what vital role does me and more even play for the us? the, the key role is a jo, strategic one. bed more is right next to china. it has, you know, thousands over a 1000 miles of border with china. and when barcode bama initiated the pivot to asia, grandma became incredibly important. they needed to pull them off into the us or that in order to use it as a bulwark against china. and also to prevent china from developing its belt and rode out into the indian ocean through capsule port. and so they strongly and very actively courted on some sushi was, you know, at the, at that time, the deposed leader of the country, the post civilian leader of the country. uh. and then uh, essentially through a series of pressure and negotiations, they were able to

but the reality is, under brock obama. the u. s. has been eyeballing me and mar. from very long time. obama went to visit sushi at her residence while she was under house arrest. same for hillary clinton and she went to visit as well. why did obama and clinton both go meet with suki and what vital role does me and more even play for the us? the, the key role is a jo, strategic one, bed more is right next to china. it has, you know, thousands over 1000 miles of border with china. and when barcode bama initiated the pivot to asia on the, on my became incredibly important. they needed to pull me out more into the us or that in order to use it as a bulwark against china. and also to present china from developing its belt and rode out into the indian ocean through capital port. and so they strongly and very actively courted uh, some sushi was, you know, at the, at that time the deposed leader of the country, the post civilian leader of the country. uh. and then uh, essentially through a series of pressure and negotiations, they were able to create a co habitation betwe

so from former us president brock obama, which they have on display, i've been here ocean what peace memorial museum. and it seems that was enough because they have a new and i me, russia continues to threaten to use of nuclear weapons which has continued to add to world wide concern. that's yet another catastrophe by nuclear weapons use. this is a real positive, very quick reminder. the only time nuclear weapons have been use in warfare was by the united states against japan. well, this will talk about that right. or the fact that the bowman was on necessary tens of thousands of japanese civilians killed n mains. the official narrative is a lie. the military leaders knew that the atomic bonds were not necessary and knew that japan was effectively defeated. that japan was looking for a way to end the war. truman knew as an american, instead elizabeth say, a so beat invasion which began on august a do that, that was gonna force the end of the war to, hey, fact, it was the soviet invasion of manchuria and beyond. that did force the japanese leaders to surrender all likewise, that seems

status of palestine installed for years, then beginning in 2009, the administration of us president brock obama under pressure at both sides to negotiate. and after that stalled, in 2011, the palestinian authority applied to the you and to be recognized as a member states as in 2012 the assembly granted palestine the status of a non member observer. but the move did little to move israel's position since then negotiations have stalled again with is really politics taking a hard turn to the right and with gaza under the hard line regime of a mouse which calls for israel's destruction. the palestinian authority is widely considered to be corrupt and weak. after her mazda is terror attacks of october 7th, the notion of a sovereign palestinian state became extremely unpopular and is real yet as insoluble as the conflict between the 2 sides themes, palestinian representatives are still pushing the international community for statehood. the question as it has been for decades, is when or whether that will come and let's put that question straight to our correspondent benjamin address group. are in wa

back in 2012, former president brock obama said that the syrian government's use of chemical weapons would be a red line for his administration when it happened, and there was no major us for spots. america's credibility took a hit. israel says it will press the head proving it may be a red line drawn to late. kimberly held his algebra 0, the white house, the united nations general assembly has overwhelmingly voted to support palestine has been to become a full member. a 143 countries voted in favor that the resolution was expand palace times rights in the u. n. and calls on the security council to reconsider the membership bit 9 voted against and $25.00 abstained. it shows israel's growing isolation on the world stage. the countries have voted against the motion include the united states. government is under reports from you and it keeps in new york as a round of applause in the united nations general assembly after overwhelming majority of member states. so really in favor of a resolution that says palestine qualifies for a membership and has the security council to reconsider its

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he wants to transform police and praise the radical rabbit anti-semite and endorsed al gore, brock obamanton and claim 2004 election was stolen. worst of all he blamed america for salma bin laden terror attacks on a radio show that he cohosted in 2014. we're doing the job of the media mom that they will not do. take a listen. >> the reason the trade centre got bombed was because we want and built bases in saudi arabia after the first war. it's not me saying that, that's why osama bin laden said that he bonded. he put the pieces there. so it with our presence there that made us a target and made the situation worse. >> sean: republican conservative sounds like you're type of guy, make things even worse, the campaign provide this statement exclusively to the show doubling down on the vile comment saying, mr kennedy stands by the basic point of the comment which is that islamic terrorism was in large part due to decades of us interference in the region. supporting anti- democratic regimes and invading countries, toppling governments. and blaming us in other words. at the same time the radio

lot of former presidents there last night indeed including, as you mentioned, former president brock obamaremember his father was born in kenya while he was president, he did visit the country than later visited when he left office. now, we know from officials that the former president had met with a kennedy one leader at blair house earlier in the day, where the two had a discussion that was described as quote, productive, but obama had left before the seated portion of the dinner yesterday. so it's just a brief appearance from him. but as you mentioned, and you're seeing the images there, there was a lot of former president bill clinton hillary clinton there as well as washington types like secretary of state antony blinken and attorney general garland. so another night kept here at the white house and glitzy, one, two, honore a us ally all right. for scylla alvarez. for us at the white house. thanks so much for the panel it was i think the most fun thing we did this morning was look at all the attendees. >> we were walking through and they announced them. >> so we've got to see anybody'

in their own way and one of the things in jamal, you probably you probably know this well, when brock obama had his first debate against mitt romney in 2012, it was a disaster barack obama's is generally fairly really good at this debate thing. incumbents have a hard time because they're out of practice. but guess what? it was donald trump. so how does that play out? >> yeah, that's true. when you're the white house, everything is yes, sir. no, sir. how can we help you, sir? there's allowed that that goes on. which kind of gets i think incumbents out of the rhythm of dealing with people in a very direct right way. and donald trump clearly is. yes, sir. no, sir. mr. trump, everybody always causing mr. trump so we don't know what these two are like when they get there, but here's the thing that's interesting to me. when this debate call went out today, trump responded. he immediately agreed to the terms that biden put on the table. that to me is very interesting because when i was in my 20s, i worked for mickey kantor, who was when a bill clinton's debate negotiators and making cantor would s

back in 2012, former president brock obama said that the syrian government's use of chemical weapons would be a red line for his administration when it happened and there was no major us for spots. america's credibility took a hit. israel says it will press a head proving it may be a red line drawn to late. kimberly health hit algebra 0. the white house. south africa has filed an urgent request that the international court of justice to order is really forces to withdraw from buff. it says the way they're conducting their operation. is genocidal. south africa's lawyers argue israel's assault onto alpha has causing a repairable harm to the rights of the palestinians and goes on to states. if enough has destroyed, there will be little left of gaza or the prospect, or of the prospect for the survival of palestinians. the filing also stresses as the primary hub for humanitarian assistance. i can garza if a falls so to does gauze a the earlier we heard from mary, i'm she the who is an associate professor at the university of colorado. as law school, she says south africa's request as part

i think it was easier around the time of brock obama because he was like truly a transformational figurehe's almost like a celebrity himself. it didn't feel quite as polarizing, but this time brown with trump in the mix. i think celebrities are just like we tried in 2016. we said we're moving to canada in 2017. we didn't 2020, they came out, but now they're probably just it's like the shooting. >> a lot of this jobs, you seen a lot his to corporations, the same sort of calculus right? they realized the gaff the 2020 years. once you tap in as a political akre, there's no tapping out and you can pick a side. what you can't do you can't pick and choose once you're in, you are in. and i think celebrity, corporate people who have don't have an incentive to play in the political game or realized the downside is a lot, lot bigger than the upside is with this and it's also just a different world than it was tanno are 20 years ago. this is arguably donald john trump, the first celebrity president. even ronald reagan, had been governor of california twice. prior to running for the presidency. and

year listen to what he's saying so when you look at your campaign at this moment it's tight it's a brock obama, your predecessor of course, he has said that this is an all hands on deck moment. we describe it. >> so he believes your rematch with trump is going to be incredibly close. it certainly looks like it will be what's this advice to you? when we talk to keep doing i'm doing, make sure what his advice is in the chamber by 600 to get you vice president well, you've gotten contributed on ever happened before, 70, 97% less than 200 bucks we've open 100 headquarters across the country. he's non. >> we have 5,000 page staff were doing a block and tackling. >> we're going out and making sure that we knock on doors, get folks out. the old-fashioned way. that's basically because it's all and we have raised more money than any president has to this point. and we campaign. and so i think i'm feeling good about the trajectory of the campaign. and and you know, as well as sayyed, you, most people don't really focus and makeup the minds of a fall there's a lot going on we will see what happens mr. pr

it's a brock obama, your predecessor, of course, he has said that this is an all hands on deck moment that's how we describe it. >> so he believes your rematch with trump is gonna be incredibly close. >> it certainly looks like it will be what's this advice to you when you talked keep doing i'm doing. >> make sure what his advice is i just want to get vice president well, you've got to organize, blocking tackle people knocking on doors, putting up signs we have over 1.5 million individual contributors when ever happened before 70, 97% less than 200 bucks. >> we've open 100 headquarters across he's open none. >> we have 5,000 page staff were doing a block and tackling. >> we're going out and making sure that we knock on doors. >> it pokes out the old-fashioned way that's basic because it's all hard. >> and we have raised more money than any president has to this point, of the campaign and so i think i'm feeling good about the trajectory of the campaign and, you know, as well as i do most people don't really focus on make up their minds will fall there's a lot going on and we'll see wha

back in 2012, former president brock obama said that the syrian government's use of chemical weapons would be a red line for his administration when it happened, and there was no major us response. america's credibility took a hit. israel says it will press the head proving it may be a red line drawn to late. kimberly health hit algebra 0. the white house with bosley is right through all the center for the east and studies of new york and investing joins us now from that. good to have you with this, mr. fancy on the program? red lines. yeah. the right, the yellow lines blue lines and everybody knows what biden's going to do. what is a red line was now in american politics as well it's, it's a very complicated moment for joe biden. as your report just said he, he's waited months to enforce or take any action to, to change his policy toward israel and toward providing the massive models but weapons shipments that to us has been providing since day one since right up right after october 7th. and now he's caught in this moment where nathan, yahoo seems ready to defy all of by use symbols

. >> it's a brock obama, your credit? that's that first, he has said that this is an all hands on deck moment. we describe it. so he believes your rematch with trump is going to be incredibly close. >> certainly looks like it will be what's this advice to you when you talked to people doing i'm doing, make sure what his advice is when the chamber i want to give you vice president well, you've got to organize, block and tackle. >> people knocking on doors, putting up signs we have over 1.5 million individual contributors on ever happened before. 70, 97% less than 200 bucks we've opened 100 headquarters across the country. he's and non. we have 5,000 paid staff were doing a block and tackling. we're going out and making sure that we knock on doors, get folks out. the old-fashioned way that's basically because it's all her heart. >> and we have raised more money than any president has to this point when the campaign and so i think i'm feeling good about the trajectory of the campaign and you know, as well as i do most people

. >> it's site and brock obama, your credits worse, he has said that this isn't all hands on deck moment. we described it. >> so he believes your rematch with trump is going to be incredibly close. >> it certainly looks like it will be what's this advice to you? >> we talked to keep doing. >> i'm doing make sure what his advice is. the chairman weiss, i want to give vice president you've got to organize block and tackle people knocking on doors, putting up signs. >> we have over, 1.5 million individual contributors on ever happened before 70, 97% less than 200 bucks we've open hundreds headquarters across the country. hizon, none we have 5,000 page staff we're doing a block and tackling. >> we're going out and making sure that we knock on doors, get folks out. the old-fashioned way that's basic because it's all and we have raised more money than any president has to this point when we campaign. and so i think i'm feeling good about the trajectory of the campaign and you know, as well as i do, most people don't really focus and make up their minds there's a lot going on and we will see wh