saying to yes, the to the secretary of state also defending these reports written by his department of concerning is wells activities in gaza? essentially, the department state department found that although it was reasonable to assume that israel was contributing the international humanitarian laws, it was not sufficient evidence to stop on supplies to israel. so this was a controversial report as being criticized in many sectors. so the secretary of state appearing on several television talk shows to explain the administration's decision, but he also answered some questions about what president biden was referring to when he referred to a red line with regard to as well. the president at that stage saying that and his really operation in gaza without ensuring the safety of civilians would be a red line for his administration. this is what the secretary of state had to say about this matter. first, we have been holding back and were an active conversations with his real about the provision of heavy or high pillows, weapons of large bombs because of the concern that we have about the effect these weapons can have when they're using a dense urban enviro

is deeply and fundamentally opposed to now we've heard the same thing said by the state department, state department spokesman matthew miller. not the going into the nature of the width instead on hold. but the state department spokesman, also referred to, is really operations near rough uh, taking over the rough of crossing for example. and the spokesman saying that now isabel has taken control of that crossing. it's now has responsibility to get you monetary, an aide into the area. it now has the responsibility to open the crossing and allow the free flow of humanitarian workers and indeed humanitarian aid. the state department itself is under the pressure. it is due to release a report to congress incoming days and national security memorandum in terms of which is obliged to say which countries are using weapons provided by the us in accordance with international humanitarian rules. now this is something that it was us to do by the white house some 90 days ago. it's missed its initial deadline, but it is an item that is critical because the 1st time a us government department is going to have to

what will have been the calm down my conversations within the state department here —— the state departmentere's been a long _ the conversations here? there's been a long conversation - the conversations here? there's been a long conversation within | been a long conversation within the government, and secretary blinken came away convinced of the importance of allowing ukrainians to shoot back at the russians if they get fired. that went to the president and the president agreed. as you point out, this is one of a series of conversations and decisions that have gradually raised the threshold on what we can provide, how we can provide this assistance to the ukrainians. if this assistance to the ukrainians.— this assistance to the ukrainians. , ukrainians. if there is the success — ukrainians. if there is the success you _ ukrainians. if there is the success you describe - ukrainians. if there is the l success you describe there ukrainians. if there is the - success you describe there and there's a push back against russia, do you expect to see those limitations lifted and how these weapons c

and is the head of the n as even led to divisions inside the state, a department, but the state department already said that it will not meet today. so wednesdays deadline to sent this report, it to congress saying whether the us administration spine, the insurance is by the israeli government, credible and reliable. and the spokes person to day only spoke about a brief delay without giving an exec data for the publish ment of this highly anticipated report. what does this move tell us about the us commitment to israel and its goals and the war to this new desertion isn't the latest sign of growing risk between both and governments. but there has been a number of allies in a biden's democratic party and congress that it for weeks and months have urge them to limit or hold on shipments to israel, something that he has refused to do until now. and the fact that the washington finally, it dates so shows a big the frustration is among the administrations in washington here, that there is a really con deposit, not hearing the warnings about the us against the major operation in brooklyn. menu w

state department. i can confirm that _ the us state department. i can confirm that hamas _ the us state department. that hamas has - the us state department. i can confirm that hamas has issued | the us state department. i can confirm that hamas has issued a response and we are reviewing it and discussing it with our partners in the region. director burns is in the region working on it in real time and we will be discussing this response with our partners over the coming hours the stock we continued to believe that a hostage deal is in the best interests of the israeli people, of the passive —— palestinian people, and would bring an immediate cease—fire and allow an increased movement of humanitarian cysts —— movement, so we continue to work to try to reach one. with me now are our international editor, jeremy bowen, and bbc arabic�*s reda el mawy. thank you both are being with us. we heard from frank the details of the cease—fire proposal. we see it on reuters as well forcing the cease—fire proposal that hamas agree to is a 3—phase agreement, each of 42 days long, that is what hamas are saying, but

since that moment. ., �* ., ., ., that moment. 0k, tom bateman our state department _ that moment. 0k, tom bateman our state department the polls on sunday, the largest elections in the country's history. mexicans will be casting ballots for over 20,000 positions, including a new president and all members of the house and senate. one of the main issues people around the world will be watching is mexico's relationship with the us and the situation on the border. thousands of people cross the border into the us illegally every day, often in extremely treacherous conditions. some say they're escaping persecution in their home countries, but their arrival into the us has long been a thorny issue for american politicians. one that could dominate the us election campaign. our correspondentjames reynolds has been to the californian desert on the border and sent this report. this is the border area between mexico and the united states, and if you look on a map, you'll see that the border between the two countries extend for, what, about 2000 miles — 3000 kilometres — and there are cities along the american side. but it is onl

department of defense and in the state department toward engagement. there is a bias against having fights with other countries. and so for instance, it took a decade before the state department would apply. the recently adopted law on child soldiers. and i mean, everybody got a waiver for a whole decade just because they don't want to fight with other countries. i don't want to have, you know, they've got lots of interest, etc. so it's been hard to apply this law in many cases. but in all you know, in other cases, despite those difficulties in pakistan, in nigeria, in columbia, the state department eventually has been able to apply it. now sometimes what they'll do is they'll say, and this is relevant to the point about consensus. they'll say, all right, you don't agree. you don't think the information you the defense department. don't think the and the information is credible. you, the embassy are arguing that the case the, the criminal proceedings that took place were adequate to deal with the problem. we don't agree with the human rights bureau. don't agree with the political mirror, a political military affairs bureau at the state of and don't agree. let's just suspend t

now we've heard the same thing said by the state department, state department spokesman matthew miller, not the going into the nature of the width instead on hold. but the state department spokesman, also referred to, is really operations near rough uh, taking over the rough of crossing for example. and the spokesman saying that now israel has taken control of that crossing. it's now has responsibility to get you monetary, an aide into the area. it now has the responsibility to open the crossing and allow the free flow of humanitarian workers and indeed humanitarian aid. the state department itself is under the pressure. it is due to release a report to congress incoming days and national security memorandum in terms of which is obliged to say which countries are using weapons provided by the us in accordance with international humanitarian rules. now this is something that it was us to do by the white house some 90 days ago. it's missed its initial deadline, but it is an item that is critical because the 1st time a us government department is going to have to officially put down in bl

, this statement from the state department comes off to some 24 hours in which the most acceptance as it puts it has been studied by the various biden administrative departments. now state departments having declined to comment on the how much statement now comes out and says that a mazda did not accept the si fi proposal. and it was a response to the state department spokesman is suggesting that this was, in fact, an ongoing negotiations. he said late and his statement that they responded as people do in a negotiation process, but it was not an acceptance. now, everything we put, this is not the way that i must view it. they do the testing acceptance of a plan that had been coasted by kata and egypt and confusing the situation even further is that several sources indicate that that particular proposal had input from the united states. so the only party to these disputes that has not agreed would appear to be israel at this particular point. but as the state department spokesman says, this has 5 useful inc. cairo's are so critical to be able to elicit agreement of all parties in terms of how to go forward with a section of possibilities. it's all very confusi

and if they are, is the state department taking actions to revoke that visa and if the state department taking those actions, is department ofhomeland security looking to remove these individuals? pretty basic questions and important questions the congress has the right to know about and the american people have to know about if we stop the egregious activity. in order to stop it. we are a legislative body and let's pass this legislation and let's do the oversight and get the answers to those questions so the bad guys doing this bad stuff on college campuses can't do it on a visa. at columbia, 55% of the student body is here on a visa. maybe the american people need the right to know the answers and we possessed -- posed those questions to the department of state and department ofhomeland security and we need to stop this action going on. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california is recognized. mr.mcclintock: i am pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from georgia, mr. carter. the speaker pro

emergency evacuation, it is the state department that is responsible, under law, for developing a plan and beating the evacuation. is that your understanding? >> yes. the state departments the lead federal agency for planning and execution of the noncombatant operations, and the department of defense is in support of, and other departments are in support of. >> general mckenzie? >> i agree. >> is the state department responsible under law for requesting the emergency evacuation? >> that is correct. i think that is done at the ambassadorial level. i would have to check the law but i think the ambassador can make the decision to execute a neo but him or the secretary of state. >> did the state department specifically, embassy kabul, have an evacuation plan for afghanistan ? >> chairman, every embassy has an evacuation plan for afghanistan. kabul had a plan , a list, u.s. citizens and their families in the country we struggled to gain access to that plan and work with them over the months of july until we got the decision to execute the neo , which occurred on the 14th of august we work with the embassy before that, we did not have authority to move out and do the things

state department. the state department spokesman matt miller went through a list of reasons why he says the us subjects to this. first and foremost he said this is, it is fully unfounded and should not have been brought. so that's their bottom line . but here the reasons they give, they said that the i c. c, the international criminal court doesn't have jurisdiction over this area because palestine is not a state. he didn't talk about the fact that the us has taken great measures to make sure palestine is not recognized as a state of the un security council. then he went on to say in other areas, other states that have faced some sort of questions. they left the state investigated 1st. they didn't do that in this case. then he went on to say this, i see, see really is only there for countries that refused to investigate themselves. and matt miller said, look, is real, is investigating a several different cases. some has been referred to criminal cases. of course, we've got no specifics on that. but what do you do there? he's talking about is investigations and behavior of idea of soldiers. not if in fa

for the record, am paul jacobson speaking, a division engineer for the state highway department department. now, as you know, the state is proposing to improve federal aid route 110 in the vicinity of connersville this highway be part of the interstate highway system created by the federal aid highway of 1956. ah, help you understand our proposal. i'd like to begin presentation by showing you a short film that will give you some of the background on the current highway program. and how. in this century america has a nation on wheels. we ride on wheels to work to shop, to play, to go about any place we want to go. we depend on wheels to bring us the food we eat, the clothes we wear, the things we use. but when we depend on wheels, depend also on highways and roads and streets, the wheels to roll on. and therein lies challenge building highways, roads and streets fast enough. keep up with the need after. world war two the nation began developing case of acute congestion that cost us millions of dollars a year in time equipment and lives by 1956 there were more than 65 million cars on our roa

department, there is nothing new in this. germany is also not seen changes in the state of russian nuclear readiness. the us state department called on russia to stop escalating the situation. russia's nuclear rhetoric has been recklessly irresponsible throughout the war. however, there are no signs that russia intends to use nuclear weapons against ukraine. on the contrary, italian defense minister guida crosetto called for restraint not on russia, but on his colleagues. according to him, now some are inclined to make a mountain out of a mountain. the approach does no good and only forces nato to take unnecessary retaliatory actions. chinese president sidin ping is expected in serbia today. the date of the visit was not chosen by chance. 25 years ago, nato aircraft attacked the chinese embassy during the bombing of belgrade. and this crime, according to si, the chinese will never forget zanping. sergei khlashevsky follows the european tour, chairman of the axis, which began in france. the day before the meeting. in paris, comrade president macron took part in it and ursula fonder frankly did not work out. the frenchman and the german woman tried to push for condemnation of the russian special operation on ukraine and refused to supply goods to russia, but ran into a blank and impenetrable chinese wall. shiizenpin advised them not to add fuel to the fire of this conflict. we expect china to use all its pressure to put an end to russia's actions in ukraine. both sides of restrictions on dual-use goods that china supplies to russia. we call on all parties to resume dialogue, gradually strengthen mutual trust, and support the approval of russia and ukraine international peace conference with equal participation. a turning point where threats are at unprecedented levels and the risk of world fragmentation is significant. france is not at war with russia or the russian people. we respect the long-standing relationship that china and russia share and the decade-long efforts to stabilize that relationship. the slight insanity of macron, who declares peace while sending his military to ukraine, was striking, so the same as the rhetoric of the tough ursula fondelaien, who... demanded that china reduce the export of steel and electric cars to europe, otherwise beijing would allegedly be in trouble. in response, siizenpin hinted to her that it was time for europe to conduct its own economic policy, and not serve the interests of the united states. china-eu relations have bright prospects for development, they are not directed against any third party, and should not be dependent on any third party or dictated from outside. overall, a visit the chinese... leader in france was not an easy one, serbia is another matter, where, like in beijing, they declare the need for a multipolar world, and taiwan is called an integral part of china. the defense reminds that the company employs 6,000 people. in march, the chelyabinsk court arrested makfa's shares at the request of the prosecutor general's office, which demands that the company be transferred to the state. the departmentdepartment believes that the beneficiaries of the company are the former governor of the chelyabinsk region mikhail yuryevich and former senator vadim belausov, who combined business and work in the authorities state power. the defendants asked that makfe’s case be transferred to the arbitration court, in which case the process would proceed in open mode. the russian stock market is currently trading in the red, with luk koil shares dragging down, falling in price by 3.5%. yesterday was the last day they traded with dividends. in addition, geopolitics puts pressure on investors, and specifically the news that russia is going to conduct an exercise using tactical nuclear weapons. yesterday the dollar and euro exchange rates fell by 25-30 kopecks. and today they continue to move down. now the dollar is 91.10, the euro is 98. 27. the european union may impose sanctions against the russian analogue of the swift system. as bloomberg writes, the fourteenth package of eu sanctions is going to

the us state department politica's quote from those state department officials is that it is unlikelyt israel will achieve a complete victory in gaza and destroy hamas. what do you think a path has been taken during this time. american officials, at least behind the scenes, are now disappointed . at the beginning of the war, they supported netanyahu 's goal of destroying hamas. summarizing the objections that the western current, the american, european and israeli have with ronin's method of war. what did he say , what did he say, he remembers this so much now , that is, i let it go, that is, it fell out of my hand, has the coin been written, that much , yes, at all, for a while, for example, for a i had an article. i was working , it has become so much that i can no longer have this and that . well, see what is happening. well , he has field experience. what he shows is that mr. netanyahu and this army that he is claiming did not achieve victory in the field. the northern front, where the situation is much worse, lebanon's hezbollah, in addition to its victory in the field , is showi

evacuation, but it is the state department that is responsible, under law, for developing the plan and leaving the evacuation. is that your understanding? >> yes. the state department and the federal agency is for planning and execution, oversight and execution of the occupied operation. and department of defense is in support of -- and other departments -- are in support of the state. that is correct. >> general mackenzie? >> i agree with that. >> the state department is responsible -- under law, again, for requesting the emergency evacuations of the crew? >> that is correct. i think that action is done at the advanced level up as i would have to check the law, but i think the ambassador can make the decision to execute a n.e.o., but typically it will be him or the secretary of state. >> did the state department specifically, embassy kabul, have an evacuation plan for afghanistan? >> gorbachev, every embassy has an evacuation plan for afghanistan, and embassy kabul had a plan. what we call an s-77 list, a list of u.s. citizens and families in the country, and we struggled to gain access to that plan or work with them over much of july until we finally got a decisi

well as in federal prison, tell us about the trip when you make about the state department's response. >> the state departmentat's why we went on the congressional delegation to meet with the authorities in turks and caicos to tell the stories of our constituents, my constituent and the unintended consequences of their law they have outlawed ammunition and firearms in the country with a 12 year minimum sentence, young american tourists who have come on a family vacation or wedding vacation or celebrating a special occasion in their lives and are being held for weeks on months and 12 years in prison for accidentally having one or two street bullets in the luggage that were not found until they leave the country with the lining and the scenes of the bags they never would've found those if they have a been found leaving the country with the scanners. maria: how to have the street bullets in the luggage. >> my constituent's case there was one or two bullets that had slipped down between the seam in the lining of his bag he never would've taken it through security and tsa which they were not founder into the count

state department i talks? i think that of course the state department will. talks? als in the islamic republic will be. but i don't think any us officials will be under the illusion that the policies of the islamic republic on the fundamentals of its nuclear programme, its regional policy will change, it won't. the irgc reports to the supreme leader, and the supreme leader remains the constitutional commander—in—chief. so yes, i think they will be paying attention to biographies, particularly in the succession progress —— process, but there's very the united states can do to affect that supreme leader's succession contest. i think they willjust leader's succession contest. i think they will just be planning contingency scenarios with regard to what happens after khamenei dies. and it will be important for the state department to engage in robust public diplomacy targeting the iranian people, and speaking and supporting their aspirations for an end to the islamic republic, speaking to them as opposed to the clerical establishment will be very important, and i encourag

department and state department that has been very supportive of israel to the fact that it cost many of -- it's the opposite of where most a lot of his young base is. recent harvard poll found that a majority of young people want a cease fire now -- >> dana: what do they know about protecting people? >> richard: hold on. the president has been on the opposite side of that. what the president is saying is that the israeli government can continue to do what ever they like to do to protect and defend themselves. what he won't allow is for u.s. arms to be a part of it because how he sees it is there has been a lot of civilian casualties in the gaza. he thinks those casualties are too much. don't get me wrong, we can all agree that lazy is terrorist organization. they have inflicted sexual crimes on palestinians -- >> jeanine: they're terrorists. >> richard: i called them that. but we can also say there's a lot of civilian casualties -- >> jeanine: that's what happened in war. it happened in germany and japan. >> richard: doesn't make it right. >> jeanine: children cannot defend themselves. >> richard: he's not -- >> greg: there's knowing he can do about it when hamas is using them. >> richard: i don't deny that. doesn't mean we should bomb them when rafah is the only safe place that they can do to. >> greg: blood is on hamas' hands. >> richard: i don't deny that. >> greg: jesse, what is your fact pattern? >> jesse: can i answer the question that richard was trying to answer? this battle in rafah is going to be ugly. everybody knows it's going to be disgusting. by not going to rafah, it's going to get uglier. you allow hamas to reconstitute and have an october 7th.joe biden's calculation, i don't want my fingerprints on the final siege in rafah. why again? he sponsored this war. this is his proxy war. joe biden is the lead ally. he visited israel two days after the attack. he lobbied congress to get the money out of the door. he told 60 minutes, yes, the goal and i share it is the complete elimination of hamas. all of a sudden he's going to say, you know what? this is going to buy me some credit with the arab street or the college campus. >> richard: i don't think it's about them. >> jesse: there's no way he's going to buy any good will by this last second p.r. stunt. it's a stunt. they're still going to go in and finish the job. the worst part about this is -- >> richard: the human casualties will be too much for the american public to bear. >> jesse: i understand that. it's horrible. but what message does this send to our allies? we don't have an iron clad alliance know with the united states? as long as there's political pressure put on the commander-in-chief? horrible. our foes, now they know that they can play up civilian casualties and they can launch campus protests here domestically and that can put the heat on the commander-in-chief. terrible situation. >> jeanine: bob gaetz said joe biden has never made a policy decision that was appropriate or acc accurate. it's proof of it. he's clueless. >> greg: we have to move on. joe biden is ahead of a terrible economy. limu, someone needs to customize and save hundreds on car insurance with liberty mutual. let's fly! 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>> we've already turned it around. the polling data has been wrong. we have the strongest economy in the world. let me say it again. in the world. >> gdp last week was far short of expectations. >> no president has had the run we've had in terms of creating jobs. it was 9% when i came to office. >> people are spending more on food and groceries than any time in 30 years. that's a day-to-day pain. >> if you take a look at what people have, they have the money to spend. >> jeanine: you know, richard, bidenomics has failed. it's a straight-up lie when biden says inflation was 9% when he came into office. the truth is it was 1.4%. would you let donald trump get away with that? >> well, he was -- >> jeanine: yeah? >> inflation was high. >> jeanine: 1.4. >> richard: it spiked when he came in. to be fair to the president, where he's right, mind you, i think -- i have advice for him at the back of this. where he is right, when you look at our global partners, we're doing better than the rest of the world when it comes to inflation -- when it comes to our gdp numbers. with that being said, what i think this white house could be doing in this moment is inserting a little bit of empathy and how they're having this conversation. a lot of americans while you're seeing abe increase in consumer spending which is up by 2%, most of that is going on credit cards. most americans are spending on credit cards and out of their savings cards. the savings rate is down. when the president talks about the economic gains being made, it's important to remember that there are americans still out there struggling. while he made this -- this interview was given while he made a 3 billion announcement on microsoft. it's important to remember a lot of americans struggling and marquee that. >> jeanine: so dana, richard won't answer whether or not he would let trump get away with it. >> dana: they already didn't. they're already saying -- the inflation is n not joe biden's. it's trumps. we should not have 72% of people saying they give you a failing grade on the economy and dig in your heels and say it's fine. this is one of the byproducts of not doing enough interviews. it's so rare. everyone gets sliced and diced. might be the only time you hear from the president. the last thing i'll say, david axelrod wants joe biden to win. he said on cnn after that interview and doing the analysis, he said that if biden loses, it could be because of his own pride and not being able to show empathy towards people struggling and his economy. we've been saying this for six months. now we're six months out and he still doesn't have a economic message. that's not very good for a re-election effort. >> jeanine: 65% of americans live paycheck to paycheck. biden is not empathetic. he's straight up lying. is it any surprise that he's doing so poorly? >> jesse: no. this is his move. he denies, lies and leaves. he can't leave because he's sitting down live and that's why they don't put him in situations like this. this whole joe biden empathy think is just a ruse. it was a fake move to give him an excuse to hug women and snuff their hair. because the man lets his dog bite everybody's shrugs, can't remember lincoln riley's name. now he's stopped reading the death toll when there's more deaths understood him than trump. he has briefings every day by the economic apartment political team. they tell him to be empathetic and informed. instead, he lies like nuts. you know how i know he doesn't have the brain power to defend his decisions? he never came on the factor. john kerry, hillary clinton, barack obama, the top democrats always came in to fox and did it. biden never did. because he couldn't. >> jeanine: okay. all right, greg. job openings dropped to a three-year low because people that have jobs just won't give them up. they don't have another job to go toe and they can't afford to retire. >> greg: that's my situation. i got to go back to what dana said. it's -- it was amazing how shell shocked he looked. it was as if he had just heard this stuff for the first time. and this is the fault of his administration and his handlers. they're handling grandpa with kid gloves. when he visits the real world, he looks like a time traveler from the 1500s. what is this thing? how does it work? that's why you have to hold your team to the fire. cut kristi noem slack. why? you think the democrats will? his gaffes almost feel like he's doing tom shalou doing joe biden. he had arresting dead face there like he was at the pharmacy aisle staring at the optionses for constipation. if you were any more emotionless, a hamas protester would have defaced him. no wonder lawfare is the biden re-election campaign. you don't need biden present and you can focus only on trump. the only problem is biden is still around and so are his policies. maybe it's dawning on everybody that trump has this. i think what you're seeing are dems moving through the various stages of grief towards acceptance. they add one in the end, resistance. we saw that in 2016. you look at that. there's no way he would debate trump. it will be like feeding a rabbit to a fish tank filled with piranhas. it won't happen. >> jeanine: you think the rob bit would float? >> greg: i don't know. let's find out in the break. richard, you have a rabbit. >> richard: no, i don't. >> jeanine: illegal immigrants have a list of demands. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein! those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. -ugh. -here, i'll take that. woo hoo! ensure max protein, 30 grams protein, 1 gram sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals. and a new fiber blend with a prebiotic. 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>> jesse: i was going to say they could use unlimited shower time. so could everybody. we could all work on our hygiene. the transcript of the trump event said jailing, not killing. so that was a mistake of the transcription. >> greg: we have to do the whole a block over. >> jesse: it's okay. we'll go back in time. i'll murder you. this happens to jesse jr. all the time. he's supposed to be in bed an hour ago and asking for a bottle. he's asking for more tv and then he wants a blanket and then he wants to read with me and lie with him. no, you don't get to make demands. it's way past your bedtime. >> richard: greg? >> greg: if you incentivize free stuff and disincentivize law breaking, you get more free stuff. the democrats can't say no. they're like terrible parents. because they're too scared to be called racist or claim that they lack compassion. basically the beast is choking on its own tongue. when the democrats accepted the premise that rules and law and order with oppressive, they opened the gates to squats, street crime, pro hamas protesters. the democratic version of compassion, richard should come with a warning label. this will kill you faster than fentanyl. >> richard: while we wait on washington to do something around the border, what is happening in denver, six months of apartment rent given out, job skills, food assistance, free legal aid, those applying for asylum already as part of the -- >> dana: that doesn't include the charitable work that many people that i know have done, which giving up their time and resources, money, taking them clothes. we don't need more clothes. we need better food. okay. think about for a second where you left. i think that biden should be under a lot more pressure from these blue city mayors because they're the ones that are going to get in trouble with the constituents if they have to face local government is the hashedest government. taxpayers in denver, when they realize the rec center house will be cut for this? >> greg: not the rec center. >> dana: they're important in colorado. that's the most healthy estate. did you know that? >> greg: no. >> dana: denver. >> jeanine: there's something going on. like these people, they refuse -- the illegals, they refuse to clear an encampment. on the college campus, they refuse to leave. we have squatters that are refusing to leave your home. it's a total break down of all law and order. nobody wants to listen to any rules. giving in to demands to people who are illegal to begin with is an invitation to get more demands. >> it's human nature to keep pushing and pushing until they absolutely say no. you know what i love the most? we want shower access without time limits. we are not in the military. we are not criminals. why don't you pay some taxes? then you can start having some standing on what you want and what you demand. that's it. >> richard: that's it. we're going to keep it pushing. coming up, dim the lights and grab the mic. we have something special for our colleague and friend, dana perino after this break. ♪ progressive makes it easy to save with a quick commercial auto quote online. so you can get back to your monster to-do list. -really? 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that statement from the state department for 24 years, 24 hours state department and other parts of the biden administration have declined to comment on the a must statement in the past 24 hours as well. saying that they need to study it while it appears. and this is towards the end of the briefing by the state department spokesman that they have come to some sort of conclusion. because matthew melissa said, as you heard that, that a must did not accept the cx, 5 proposals. it responded, and in their response, made several suggestions. this is a very different interpretation of what some nice itself thinks that it did. and it certainly the kind of comment that could have an impact on what is happening in cairo at present. very interesting indeed. well, thank you mike for that. mike kind of live there for state department. let's discuss all these latest developments now with already goldberg who isn't. is there any political commentator joining us from tennessee? thank you for being with us on off to 0. a very different interpretation as we heard that from our corresponded but it was ass

biden for initiating the pause on the shipment and threatens to withhold funding for the state department. the department of defense and the national security council until that deliveries made the measure, experts say is likely to die in the democratic led senate. stay with kron 4 on air and online for the latest on the war from campus. protests to the conflict on the ground in the hostage situation. just head to our website kron 4 dot com. >> san francisco police are looking for man who they believe attempted to kidnap an 11 year-old boy in the mission neighborhood. they say the child was walking to a bus stop near 20th and mission streets yesterday afternoon when a man driving a van approached him, that man pushed the boy into the van, but the boy was able to fight off the alleged kidnapper and ran away anyone with information on this should call police. new warning tonight from police in los altos. they say thieves are breaking into empty helps. >> police there say burglars have been breaking into these at the homes that are listed for sale or that are under construction and they're stealing staging

as a matter of fact that is the state department issues. the state departmentlicy of the united states of america. israel is an ally. rutgers university should not be agreeing to any of these demands. they should have those students removed from the campus. and charge them with trespassing and then sit down pretty want to have a discussion, we should negotiate with people they have the right to protest but they don't have a right to break the law. bottom line is rutgers made a big mistake i think they're going to feel an outcry from the people of new jersey. >> finally as you see this it wwesee the anti-semitic incidens across the country on campuses why is this happening? i've asked this question before in some cases they are supporting hamas a terrorist group we would not have -- know it would've agreed with this if it was the nazis back in world war ii protesting for nazis and murderers and terrorists on campus what went wrong? >> this is unfortunate because i think this entire situation, hamas, it gives people the ability to than strike out against the jewi

state department, not an ordinary boy, an employee of the state department, but a year later he was seenof a major in the american army. proven military capabilities, so let's continue cooperation in this direction, based on mutual trust and the united nations, thanks to our independence. over the past 2 years, cooperation between nato and the un has been improving at a fast pace. believe what i’m about to say, you are the polish president, poland really wants to join nato, but we are talking now, we cannot understand. “we do not exclude for ourselves the possibility of joining nato, but the possibility of an already predetermined expansion is one thing, this period in russian foreign policy and diplomacy is characterized as a period of romanticism, we were carried away by western ideas and thought that we would find friends there, now that’s all will change why we even existed in this two- polar world, when you can be friends, you can to join nato in general, that would be great, then we have...” before that yeltsin went to the usa, remember, he spoke in congress and said wonderful word

additional pressure on israel right now to comply something the state department has missed in terms of that deadline. yeah, the state department being honest, if it even takes its deadlines seriously company. thank you so much. our white house correspondent company, how could that sits at this hour of news, but stay with us. we are back in just a couple of couple more minutes for the latest developments. thank you for watching the news . ringback the despite his ex, our former catherine, i need the car displeased tomorrow is set to run for president when the spanish region polls early elections. could this political return reignite the separatists bid for independence? and how would it impact spain's political landscape? the catalonia elections on a jersey to a 106 kilometer stretched, remote and powerless jungle. only land route to south america from migrants. city, the size of the united states, a voyage, but for some is their loss. none the less for accomplish families. it's a risk they are willing to take fault lines and box on this. i'm for giving journey to tell the story of one of the children of dairy and go on up just

gillian turner is live from the state department hello, julian. what does the state department actually want here? >> sander a week ago the state department warned that it is reasonable to assess israel is breaking international law and the idf has human rights abuse in gaza. now fast-forward to today and we are learning the biden administration is moving ahead with the massive shipment to israel at over $1 billion. so quite a difference. take a look at this the state department talking about the decision to pause a shipment of 2,000-pound bombs over concerns they would be used in rafah and inadvertently kill civilians, listen. >> it is fully legitimate for the united states to be concerned about the use of certain security assets of ours in an urban and then setting. policy and political concerns in mind is straddling the fence trying to appease both sides. >> the united states has sent a massive amount of military assistance to israel. to defend itself we are continuing to send military assistance. and we will ensure israel route receives the full amount provided in a supplem

the us state department 's politica quote from those state department officials is that after israelieves a complete victory in gaza and destroys hamas, what path do you think american officials have taken during this time, at least behind the scenes, they are now disappointed. at at the beginning of the war, they supported netanyahu's goal of destroying hama. yes, i will tell you a memory. in those early days, i started taking notes and summarizing the objections that the western current, now the american, european, and israeli, were saying to the way of war. what was he saying? he remembers this so much now , i mean, i let it go, i mean , it fell out of my hand, that's how common the coin is, that's it. i can't have this anymore , so see what happens. it will fall what his field experience shows is that mr. netanyahu and this army that he is claiming did not win in the northern front area. that the situation is much worse, in addition to victory in the field, hezbollah in lebanon is showing its intelligence aristocracy and psychological aristocracy, it is too heavy for these , let'

the state, defense, education, and interior departments have done so since the war in gaza began, following hamas' october 7 attack. the latest official is stacy gilbert, leaving the state departmentyear career. nick schifrin is back now with the story. nick: the officials who help shape america's national security policy often disagree on key decisions, sometimes publicly. but the war in gaza has created more internal dissent and public resignations than perhaps any recent u.s. policy challenge. and today, stacy gilbert, former senior civil military advisor in the state department's bureau of population, refugees, and migration wrote, quote, i cannot continue working for a government that denies and enables israel's deliberate carnage in gaza. and stacy gilbert joins me now. thank you very much. why have you chosen to resign rather than fight for policy? stacy: this follows a lot of frustration about the policy, but especially seeing what is happening in gaza. when this national security memo directive came out in early february, which directed the state department and department of defense to write a report to congress assessing countries on two things. their ability to adhere t

states. america's lloyd austin. according to him, his department together with the state department have already started working on thisument, and will make every effort to meet this deadline. at the same time, the head of the pentagon did not reveal the details of what specific provisions this report will contain. next is a short quote from lloyd austin. our goal regarding ukraine is that it, i.e. ukraine, should be democratic, independent, sovereign. a state that has the ability to defend itself and prevent aggression in the future. by the way, during these hearings in the house of representatives of the american congress, one of the congressmen asked the chief of the joint chiefs of staff of the united states of america , charles brown, who was also present there, about the news regarding the supply of aircraft and fighter jets to ukraine. f-16. well, mr. general answered this question, and even more. let's hear general brown speak directly. it's not just about the fighter, but also about the training of pilots, the training of technical personnel. in addition, we also want to send planes along with weapons that the

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department of internal affairs, state security departments, then they are studied by the commission on citizenship issues under the president, and after that the lists of applicants. passes it on to the head of state for signature, in this case, the members of the commission propose to give citizenship to someone from these lists, and for someone to recognize this decision as premature. it all depends on whether the person meets the requirements for an ordinary citizen of belarus. a person must work to be able to provide for himself and his children. there should be no dark spots of crime or outstanding convictions in his biography, all application documents must be present. in order: their list can be found in the latest edition of presidential decree no. 209 dated 17 november 1994. the structure of the document includes a provision on the procedure for considering issues related to citizenship of the republic of belarus. the twenty-second point is the list of documents for applying for belarusian citizenship for foreigners. according to the simplified system, citizenship of belarus. do people who are in one way or another connected with our country receive, for example, a person who lived here before the collapse of the ussr, once left, and now wants to return, or someone who lives or died here? relatives, such as grandparents. in addition, according to in a simplified system, people with belarusian citizenship can apply for it for their children and spouses. of course, the degree of relationship with a belarusian and the fact of his residence in our country must be documented, provide a birth certificate of a relative, if this is not possible, certificates from housing organizations, payments for housing and communal services, a copy of the work record book. if we are talking about spouses and children, then a marriage certificate about the birth of the children will be required. the list of documents for this category of applicants can be found in the fifty-sixth paragraph of the above provisions from presidential decree no. 209. there is another group of applicants who have the right to rapid review of documents. 24 years ago, belarus, russia, kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan entered into an agreement on a simplified procedure for obtaining citizenship, that is, the path for residents of these countries to belarusian citizenship is both faster and easier. although they are checked no less scrupulously, it’s just that a system of work has long been established between the employees of the migration services of the countries of the agreement, which allows you to quickly exchange data and establish the authenticity of the documents of the applicant for citizenship, while the one who receives it on a general basis, the one who has the right to a simplified procedure, must renounce in writing the citizenship of the country from which he arrived at his consulate or embassy, ​​to our citizenship authorities or migration... present a certificate stating that such an application has been submitted, without this the application will not be accepted. and if a foreigner does not know our language, then he will not be given citizenship. on july 11 last year, the changes to the citizenship law, its new version stipulates that foreigners who want to become belarusians are required to take a language exam here. their level of vocabulary training should. enough for unhindered communication with residents, emergency and social services of our country. a foreigner can choose to take an exam in russian or in the belarusian language . the results are assessed according to the criteria specified in the instructions developed by experts from the ministry of internal affairs and the ministry of foreign affairs. it was approved by resolution number 138/9 dated 22 june 2023 on the procedure for assessing the level of knowledge of one of the state. languages ​​of the republic of belarus. briefly about what is in this document. the test taker is given 45 minutes for the exam. he answers questions in cyrillic, legible handwriting in the presence of an employee of the immigration citizenship departmentot take phones, flash drives and other gadgets with you. if the correct answers are less than 60% of the total, the exam is considered failed and citizenship is postponed. this rule was introduced after a couple of cases in russia. when new citizens committed a crime, in the courtroom they declared that they did not know russian and asked for an interpreter. this is now impossible for us. in addition, according to the law on citizenship as amended in july, all foreigners who have received the right to be called belarusians are required to take an oath of allegiance to our state. anyone who refuses to do this will not receive citizenship, even if the remaining stages have already been completed. most of. people who have received belarusian citizenship in the last few years are immigrants from ukraine. in last year there were almost 1,400 out of 4,000 people. next come immigrants from russia. in the twenty-third there were about 1,200 people. the remaining citizens are from kazakhstan, a

department and state department that has been very supportive of israel, to the fact that it cost -- it's the opposite of where a lot ofhi his young base is. recent harvard poll found that a majority of young people want a cease-fire now. >> dana: but what do they know about protecting -- >> but hold on dana, on thes opposite side of that i think with the president is saying that the netanyahu government, the israeli government can continue to do what they would like to do when it comes to protecting and defending themselves but what he won't allow is for u.s. arms to bet part of itof because how he sees it is there has been a lot of civilian casualties in gaza and he thinks that those civilian casualties are too much. that's his prerogative. don't get meties wrong, i thinke can all agree that hamas is a terrorist organization, they've inflicted sexual crimes, death both on palestinians as well asl on israelis. but we could also say that ther has been a lot of civilianbu casualties in the gaza.ere' >> judge jeanine: that's what happens in war!at's it happened in germany, in japan. >> it doesn't make it right. >> judge jeanine: but iticha doesn't mean that israel can't defend itself. [ simultaneous talking ] >> nothing he can do about onein hamas is using them.t >> ide don't deny that but itdo doesn't mean we should bomb them [ simultaneous talking ] >> greg: blood is on hamas' hands.amas jesse, what is your fact pattern? i >> jesse: may i try to answer the question richard was trying to answer? this battle in rafah is going to be ugly. everybody knows it's going to be disgusting but by not going into rafah it's going to get uglier because you will allow hamas to reconstitute and then you will have another october 7th. r joe biden's calculation is i don't want my fingerprints on the final siege in rauf because why again? he sponsored this war. this is his proxy war.he l joe biden is the lead ally. he visited israel like two days after the attack. he lobbied congress to get the money out of the door. he told 60 minutes, yes, the goal, and i share it, is thecomp complete elimination of hamas. all of a sudden he's going to say you know what, this is going to buy me some credit with the arab streak or college campus? i mean come on, there's no way he's going to buy any goodwill by this last second pr stunt and it's a stunt, richard he goes israel is still going to go in,t they are still going to finishnd the job. [ simultaneous talking ] >> civilian casualties will be too much. >> i understand there are so vigilant -- civilian casualties and that's horrible but what message does it send to our don allies that we don't have an ironclad alliance now with the united states? as long ashe u there's political pressure put on the commander-in-chief? horrible. also, our foes, now they know that they can play up civilian casualties and they can launch campus protests hereus domestically and that can put the heat on the commander-in-chief. it's a terrible situation. >> judge jeanine: bob gates is the one who said biden has never made a foreign policy decision that was appropriate or accurate and this is more proof of it. he's clueless. >> greg: up line -- up next, joe biden lying his butt off about his train wreck of an economy.ese [♪♪] the roof! think about this: blue jays, cardinals, orioles... what's missing? the andean condor? no, walnut-brain! pigeons! they'd rather name a team after socks! to be fair, we're not very athletic. everywhere but the seat. the seat is leather. alan, we get it. you love your bike. we do, too. that's why we're america's number-one motorcycle insurer. but do you have to wedge it into everything? what? i don't do that. this reminds me of my bike. the wolf was about the size of my new motorcycle. have you seen it, by the way? happy birthday, grandma! really? look how the brushstrokes follow the line of the gas tank. -hey! -hey! brought my plus-one. jamie? ■ if you're happy and you know it, clap your hands. ■ ■if you're happy and you know it, ride your bike. ■ ■ if you're happy and you know it, then your face will surely show it. ■ if you're happy and you know it, smile big and bright. ■ thousands of kids just like me, are happy every day. and it's all because of generous people like you, who support shriners hospitals for children® every month. all you have to do is call the number on your screen or go online to loveshriners.org right now with your monthly gift. because of people like you shriners hospitals for children® is able to make an everyday miracle happen for kids like me. ■ if you're happy and you know it, dance around. ■ ■ if you're happy and you know it, play a song. if you're happy and you know it, ■ then your face will surely show it. ■ ■ if you're happy and you know it, take a shot. ■ and when you call or go online right now to donate $19 a month or more, we'll send you this adorable love to the rescue® blanket as a thank you and a reminder of all the smiles you're bringing to kids faces every day. will today be the day you send your love to the rescue? when you call the number on your screen right now and give as little as $19 a month, just $0.63 a day, you'll be making a life changing difference for a child just like sarah. your monthly gift today could change a life forever. because of you, we are happy and we know it. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. please call or go online right now to give if operators are busy, please wait patiently or go to loveshriners.org right away. [♪♪] >> judge jeanine: joe bidenrest unleashing a firehose of lies s about his dumpsterin fire up an economy while basically calling voters stupid during his sit e down with the liberal media.er >> since you took office, economic growth last week bar short of expectations. consumer confidence may be no surprise is near a two year lows with less than six months to go to election day, are you worried that you are running out of time to turn that around? >> we've already turned it around. the polling data has been wrong all along. we have the strongest economy in the world. let me say it again, in the. world. far >> gdp last week was far short e of expectation. >> no president has had thide rn we've had in terms of creating jobs and bringing down inflation. it was 9 percent when i came into office. >> people are spending more onor food and groceries and any time in the past 30 years. that's a real day to day pain.in >> if yo. u take a look at what people have, they have the money to spend. >> judge jeanine: you know,nine richard, bidenomics has failed. even biden and his team don't use it anymore but it's an straight up like when biden says inflation was 9 percent when he came into office when the truth is it was 1.4 percent. would you let donald trump get away with that? >> well, the inflation was pretty high when he came into office. >> judge jeanine: 1.4. >> but it's bite right when he came in. >> judge jeanine: it was oneke point for when he walked in. >> but to be fair, to the president, he is right. mind you i do think -- overallba when you look at our globalin partners, we are doing than the rest of the world when it comes to inflation numbers, when itou comes to our gdp numbers. with that being said, what i think this white house could be doing in this moment is inserting a bit of empathy and how they are having this conversation with the americantf public. a lot of americans right now, will you see an increase in consumer spending, which is up by 2 percent, most consumerng spending is going on credit cards. most americans are spending on their credit cards because their savings are currently down. when the president goes out to talk about the economic gains being made i think it'smpor important for him to rememberstl that there are americans that are still out there strugglinggi and while he made -- this interview was given while he wa making a 3.3 billion dollar announcement, it's important fob him to remember there are a lot of americans out there struggling. >>uggl judge jeanine: so dana, richard won't answer whether orr not he would let trump get away with it but.hey >> dana: they already didn't. the inflation is not joe biden's, actually it's trumps, right? and also saying that our economn is theot best in the world. well yeah, and it should be, and it should be even better. but you should not have 72% of people saying they give you a failing grade on the economy ano then dig in your heels and says it's fine. i think is one of the byproducts of not doing enough interviews because it is so rare. every single one of them it'sre sliced and diced and you can look at it in all the different ways because it might be the only time you get to here from the president. nt.the last thing i will say is that david -- wants joe biden to win and says basically on cnndon after that interview and doing the analysis, he says that if biden loses it could be becauser of his own pride and not being able to show empathy towards people who are struggling in his economy. we've been saying this for six months. now we are six month out from an election and he still doesn'til have an economic message. that's notmi very good forat's reelection effort. >> judge jeanine: you know, not jesse, 65% of americans live paycheck to paycheck, biden is not empathetic. he's straight up lying. 's si mean is it any surprise hs doing so poorly? >> jesse: no, i mean this ismo his move. he denies, lies and leaves.eave but he can't leave because he sitting down live and that's why they don't put him in situations like this. this whole joe biden empathyk thing is just a ruse. i think it was just a fake move to give him an excuse to kind of hug woman and sniff their hair.. because the man lets his dog bite everybody, shrugs, can't remember names. used to pull out a card every time there was a covid death. every -- all of a sudden heed stopped after there were more deaths under him then trump. he has breathings every singley day by the economic and political team. they tell him to be empathetic and informed and instead he gets in there and starts lying andin acting that's. you know how i know he does notn have the confidence or doe brainpower to defend his positions?er he never came on the factor. you know who did the show? john kerry, bill clinton, hillary clinton, barack obama, c thame top democrats always came into fox and it did it. biden never did. because he couldn't. >> judgee he jeanine: okay. job openings dropped apparently to a three-year low becauseree- people who have jobs just won't give them up, they don't haveb another job to go to and they can't afford to retire. >> greg: that's my situation. [ laughter ] >> greg: i have to go back to what dana said. it was amazing how shellshocked he looked. like it was as if he had just f heard this stuff for the first time. and this is the fault of his administration and his handlersh they are handling gramps with kid gloves and they kept them in fantasyland and whenever he visits the real world he looks like a time traveler from the 1o hundreds. what is this thing? t how does this thing work? this is why you have to holdrk your own team to the fire. oh, you should cut them someisti slack. why? with the democrats? his gaffes almost feel like he's doing -- doing joe biden. he had arresting dead face dea they're like he was at the pharmacy i'll staring at all of the options for constipation. if he were anymore emotionless,w hamas protester would have defaced him. ham no wonder l'affaire is the bides reelection campaign. because yoreu don't need bidend' present and you can focus only o on trump. the only problem is, biden is still around and so are his policies.. maybe it's dawning on everybody that trump has this. i think what you are seeing are democrats moving through this various stages of grieg f towars acceptance. of course they add one at theen end and it's called resistanceri and we will see that too because we sought in 2016 but you look at that, there's no way he can debate trump. it would be like feeding a rabbit to a fish tank filled with puranas. it's not going to happen.nk bomber. h >> judgeap jeanine: you think the rabbit would float? >> greg: i don't know, let's out find out in the break. richard, you have a rabbit. >> no i don't, to you? >> judge jeanine: coming out, illegal immigrants immigrants have a list of demands. 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[♪♪]: >>> ila legal immigrants in denr seem to be taking a page out of the head to israel playbook byae sending a list of 13 demands to the city's mayor.13 the immigrants refused to leavey the encampment there and move to more permanent shelter funded by the city unless they get some of the following demands... fresh anmed appropriate cultural food instead of prepreparedst meals, access to preimmigration lawyers and unlimited shower time. jesse? unlimited shower time for you? >> jesse: i was going to say u they could use some unlimited shower time, as good everybody. we could all work on ourld a hygiene. i could also work on my reading comprehension. just kidding, it wasn't my fault. the transcript of th e trumpp event said jailing, not killing, so that was a mistake of the transcription. t >> we will have to do the abloc block against. >> that's okay , we will go back in time and i will just murder you. this reminds me of jesse junior, happens all the time, way past his bedtime, supposed to be in a bed an hour ago and is askingin for a bottle, asking for more tv, then he wants a blanket, then he wants me to read with him, and to lie in bed with him. you don't get to make demands. it's way past her bedtime, enough is enough. >> is it way past their bedtime in denver. >> greg: i hope the democrats are finally learning about the laws of disincentives and incentives. ivizif you incentivize free stuf and is incentivize lawbreaking you get lawbreakers demanding more free stuff. the migrants learned from the protesters. they are too scared to be called racist, claiming they lack compassion. basically thpasse beast is chok. on it's own tongue. when the democrats accepted the premise that rule,'s ability and law & order were oppressive, they opened the floodgates toiv mass theft, squattine,g and stre crime, letting the mentally ill on the streets, hamas pro- hamas protesters. the democratic version of compassion, richard, should coms along -- come with a warning label. this will kill you faster than fentanyl. >> while we wait on washingtonan to do something around the border, on either side of pennsylvania avenue, what hasin happened in denver, six months b of apartment rent given out, job skills, food assistance, freenc, legal aid. already part of the program thao the denver government has put in place.e >> that doesn't even include the charitable work that many people i know have done which is giving up their time and resources,he money, taking them close. we don't need any more clothing, we need better food. it's like okay, just think abou for a second where you left. i think that biden should be under a lot more pressure fromth these blue city mayors becausees they are the ones who are goingl to get in trouble with the constituents. local government is the hardest government and taxpayers in denver, when they realize that the rec center hours will be cut for this. >> not the rec center. >> rec centers are important ino denver. that's the healthiest state, dit you know that? denver. >> judge jeanine: i think there's something going on.se like these people, they refuse, these illegals refuse to clear and encampment. on the college campuses, they refused to leave their encampments. then we've got squatters who ar. refusing to leave your home.o le this is just a total breakdownow of all of the institutions inr. this country, all law and order. nobody wants to listen to any rules. and giving int o demands to people who are illegal to begin with is an invitation to get even more demands. and it's human nature to keepo pushing and pushing and pushing until, you know, they absolutely say no but what i love the most is that we want shower accesswi without time limits. we are not in the military and we are not criminals. why don't you pay some taxes ant then you can start having someay standing on what you want and what you demand. and that's it. >> that's it and we will keep it pushing. coming out, dim thng ue lights grab the mic.e we have something special forll our colleague and friend danaft right afteerr the break. 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the united states announced new sanctions to stop the russian war machine. us department of treasury and state department. introduced restrictions against almost 300 companies and individuals, both in russia and in third countries. today's actions, say the american government, are directed against the russian military-industrial base, chemical and biological weapons programs, as well as companies and individuals in third countries, including china, that help russia obtain key resources for weapons production. such support, according to the message of the us treasury department, allows russia to continue the war against ukraine and poses a significant threat. international security, treasury secretary janet yellen emphasized that the defeat of russia's military potential , combined with the approval by congress of additional funding to support kyiv, would give ukraine an important advantage on the battlefield. us secretary of state anthony blinken held talks with israeli leaders on wednesday as part of efforts to reach a ceasefire agreement between israel and hamas. blinken said it was time to make a deal

state department spokesman saying that it will be delivered to congress with incoming days, perhaps even a by friday. however, the fact that it is delayed pays, this is great to pressure on the state department because the contents of that report absolutely critical. for the 1st time, you are going to have a us government agency having to actually say whether or not the width is being used by israel are being used in accordance with international humanitarian concerns. so that is basically a very, very important at item in the waiting, which is what happens uh, mike, kind of the state department that for us. thank you. and so i had him on the railway line to funnel chinese goods interest centrally or remind joe holding hungry with china is spending billions on manufacturing an infrastructure to cement . it's only a foothold in the european union. the excitement bills and boss is able to explain, reaches that shows the head only global show piece in paris the have that is good news for europe at the moment. we've got lots of fine and dry weather to be found because weston and most central air is not thanks to high pressure, which is in charge of bringing lots of sunshine to places like fronds

state department. he's the state department spokesman, the briefings on going, but you knew the us was going to react with force, but they're coming out with very strong criticism. just as some of what matt miller is basically saying on this, he said it is fully unfounded and should never have been brought. they have a couple of complaints. they say that the international criminal court, the cc doesn't have jurisdiction because palestine is not especially estate. doesn't mention the steps the us has taken to make sure palestine is not viewed as a state. for example, if the united nations security council goes on to say other countries that the i, c, c, as in investigated, they've let them conduct their own investigation. first, they didn't do that with israel's, of their problem with the process. they said the courts should only take up cases when the countries are not investigating themselves. and according to miller, you said israel is in fact investigating several different cases involving a potential crime committed by members of these really defense forces. he didn't seem to be able to make sense of

what can you tell u.s so it's interesting because yesterday the state department, the us state department, said they heard that israel had promised to open kerem shalom. >> today, we saw colgate, which is the israeli agency that's sort of charged with overseeing delivery of aid. they said that the border crossing was open, but then we heard again from the state department and the u.n. saying that they had not heard of a single truck of aid being able to get into raffa and the concern now of course, is that you're going to see a dramatic catastrophic situation as medicine is unable to get in, as food is unable to get in, as fuel, which we talked a lot about earlier on in this conflict is not able to get in the who came out today and said that they believe the hospitals of southern gaza will only be able to function for three days. and that's really two more days from now without getting fuel. now there had been some pieces of trucks getting in from arras in the north, but again, the capacity and the amount that is needed, keep in mind 500 trucks day hey, on average, before october 7th, so

boss of the us state department has post a shipment of bones to as well off to boston, concerned about his plans to launch a full scale assault on lava and the last owls state department officials have been speaking about the decision. let's go to our correspondent mike hannah is joining us live from the state department in washington dc. and mike, the state department spokesman us and matthew miller very much concerning. you know, those reports that we had been seeing for the past day closing on named officials concerning the shipment of farms being paused and why yes. as being consummation within the last 24 hours, the state department spokesman reconfirming that there has been a pause, but to be very precise about what he said. he would not going to the details of what the weaponry was, that within the next shipment that was posed, he would not give any further details. he says that his department of defense who know exactly what the width and so going and what particular shipment and at what time, however, the state department spokesman added as well. but the shipments are being reviewed . what this means is not entirely clear, but the one thing that we can take a

daniel frith, flesh of of the american state department, a former coordinator of the state department'sns policy, a person who is very well versed in deterrence strategies and specific tactical steps, in particular for the deterrence of the russian federation. i congratulate you, mr. ambassador, on the air of the tv channel. congratulations, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes. well, the swiss peace summit is approaching. this is how we understand ukraine. offered her formula, yes, which provides for the withdrawal of russian interventionists from our territory and so on. we understand that this formula already existed tested at a very high level in meetings of the international plan, such as the g7 and g20 and so on and so forth. in your opinion, what are the prospects for making the swiss summit propose a new clear strategy for containing russia, perhaps there is a feeling that... it will be possible to make the russians listen to this position. ukraine's proposal to hold an international summit to discuss its peace formula deserves high praise. it has strategic and tactical advanta