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thanks forjoining us. are differing estimates about how this will hurt the economy but amongst your membership which sort of companies and industries do you expect to suffer first? we are hearing from everybody who are very concerned about what is happening right now. from ocean carriers to retailers, to farmers, to electronic manufacturers, and they are all being impacted to they are all being impacted to the tune of anywhere from three upwards to $5 billion per day of economic loss. the head of your organization wrote to president biden yesterday asking him to use his legal powers to intervene? but he s been saying he wont do that ? why is it the us chamber thinks he should? the impact to the us economy and small businesses up and down the us isjust and small businesses up and down the us is just too great not to act. the biden administration did try to mediate a deal between the sides at the weekend but what became clear is that there is a huge difference between where they sides are. the ports came bac

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around us. and that is the only way we can get through this and i'll have to spite the circumstances we do our best to put a smile on their faces. so you know what? i think they're all happy and enjoying the sphere we create all have i think that in their minds the far away from the war. is there any help? any way out this thing could suffice? i mean, i thing to scientific home for the die that will have both being severely traumatized can find a way to reach one another in shopping distance. get me in the shadow of a shared experience of trauma. they could develop empathy for one another and 3, come through, i know, but i think the exact opposite has happened in israel and among the palestinians. some type of sealed empathy is very, very important. things think it's, it's h, what will allow for people to start communicating again, the understanding of both a societies of this realm of the other side is very important in order to reconcile . no question about that. i don't think that there is th

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it's us. it's military assistance says right in 1968 is i've got far more than the entire 20 years looking for 2 separate and 6 is of and from then on after and each and every war. after that, i few seconds before i'm not the 73 war again, for the 1974 across the 1982 invasion of 11 on the side lining of egypt in the cab there is, of course, again, is it as a market it is, are quite rocketed after the law in the context of the war on terror in 2002. i did the american age quite opposite again and such as missing $40000000.00 each 10 years. so this, i started logic if you were to the increasing american, minnesota it is are based on the fact that as is the performs on behalf of israel as a subject assets. it gets a lot of money under charge. it's like a mercenary. you told me about the historical context, obviously, i mean, looking forward, what legacy does this all leave the us with? well, this is you were talking earlier about the international rules based border, right, which is very differe

the other thing it allows us to do is it allows us protection of that architecture.l know that there are countries, russia and china are examples that have developed assets that can take consulates. if you have a hundred satellites out there, you need to have 100 missiles that can take them down. that gets to be much, much more complicated to deal with that. it gives us a degree of resilience we didn't have before. the other thing it gives us is the opportunity to refresh at a higher rate so that we are constantly improving the technology as either the technology comes along, or the three changes, or the mission changes to some extent. that allows us to move at a much, much higher pace. kari: list is interesting is a little rest in the aerospace community tend to focus on satellite. but when you have hundreds up there, some of the mental processes we use, making sure analysts aren't looking out of a single image, through, that for me, you can't sustain that model. can you apply the generational change into what are we doing on the ground side, the tasking, the proces

the uh general weapons that they used to use in the past, they used to take over a country because they had the most advanced military, now what they... do is first they make people agree with them and then they commit the crimes they want to crimes such as the um 911 the the hitting off twin towers that the arranged so that the american people would agree to the so-called war on terror and the invasion of afghanistan of iraq killing so many killing millions across the world uh in the name of democracy and in the name of basically freeing the world from terrorism so there... ideology has not changed, but their methods have been very much outdated and that's what we should be uh basically informed about. thank you mariam. uh, rachel, iran iran's envoy to the un said that iran was willing to wave its right to retaliate in order to secure peace and permanent peace in gaza. that was real self-restraint from the country. uh, what do you think this will tell the world? rachel, are you still with us? i think we've lost the connection connection with rachel, and i would like to thank him person

the wrong correspond, good use of to the use of get to see you. so this comes to days off the as well both the wrong in response to the islamic republics, retaliatory missed on slides. an idea space is take us through the main points of the latest un security council session, please. of course, so from what we heard from it was representative of the un security council to one is um, uncompromising. get it sped, to retaliate of for as well as a tank on saturday. well, it won't, has the call that limited feeble and homeless. it still guards it as a clear violation of its sovereignty and a breach of the international law. so everyone in your boss says that it cannot go on us or either you when it sees emergency meeting, it wasn't boy on your site, you know bonnie described as real strikes and as far as the actual uh, question against his country's territorial integrity. i think that under article 51 of the one charter yvonne has every a legitimate right to retaliate. meanwhile, he slammed the west for its fun conditional support for as well as access

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thing use of a either use of bunk combusting bombs, the use of so called dum buttons, which specifically are supplied by the us. uh, the same question to you, how does that compare with the normal nose of war that we might see other we've come to accept to the global sense? so one of the most recent reports by the owner operator on the occupied palace, the entire truth francesca had been, is discussed how israel is using a very reductive interpretations of international humanitarian law in order to justify its logic of genocide. and here we are talking about the state that has insistently put the lawyers next to the military decision making inside one group in order to use these very outdated laws. really the last time they were updated was the 1940s. if we're looking at them and the factors they went updated because they don't serve the interests of states that make the most money out to for. so why do we have that in mind? and we look at the, the question of proportionality is there is war in gaza is in its totality in legal, not only that is written allies continue to forget a very im

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no one is supporting us or giving us anything at all in the home to see these really military has been carrying out new air raids on a route. despite the strikes, some civilian plane still flew in and out of the city on tuesday. these images were taken from a landing plain. the lebanese government says more than a 1000000 people have fled their homes in the past 2 weeks. hundreds of thousands are seeking shelter across the border. in war torn syria. there were bom beings in air strikes and so we escaped. thank god, we arrived here, safe and sound in israel to civilians are in danger. and that came in this flat near haifa was struck by his belo rocket launch from lebanon. a. d r. rineback militia has threatened deeper, strikes into israel, what also saying it wants to cease fire 11 on for the 1st time the group made no mention of the gods a ceasefire as a pre condition for 11 untruths. bad. and yet that us, once a ceasefire is established with a diplomacy intervenes when the football and everything else will be discussed to napa, and all decisions will be made and cut off. the thought t

has called — we cross red lines the us has called us _ we cross red lines the us has called us to adhererossing and lebanon as well and other points over the past six to— and other points over the past six to 12 — and other points over the past six to 12 months. the approach does _ six to 12 months. the approach does have _ six to 12 months. the approach does have to change. there has to be _ does have to change. there has to be sticks that are used. you can't _ to be sticks that are used. you can't argue _ to be sticks that are used. you can't argue with a ceasefire white — can't argue with a ceasefire while making sure that one party— while making sure that one party to— while making sure that one party to the ceasefire negotiations knows your rhetoric doesn't need to be taken — rhetoric doesn't need to be taken seriously and respectively you will support them — respectively you will support them. ~ ., ., respectively you will support them. ., ., ., them. we have to leave it there but thank _ them. we have to leave it there but thank you — them. we have to leave it there but thank you

by the us. ~ , ., us. one year ago, short us. well, the fact is that - about one year ago, short of about one year ago, short of about a week, hamas came in and killed over 1200 people in israel, many of whom were american citizens. the parents of hirsch goldberg who i know personally, who lost their son, who was murdered in a tunnel not too long ago, and the effort since that time have been to de—escalate. those efforts will continue. as i said before, you have to have both sides also wanting that de—escalation, that piece, and make no mistake, these are all proxies of iran and so that's who you're talking about on the other side. who you're talking about on the otherside. jae who you're talking about on the other side-— other side. joe donnelly, thank ou for other side. joe donnelly, thank you foryour— other side. joe donnelly, thank you for your time. _ other side. joe donnelly, thank you for your time. thank i other side. joe donnelly, thank you for your time. thank you i you for your time. thank you v

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there's more the police kept following us to disperse us to prevent us from protesting against the death. and what has been happening in the country. if i are to your guess of live bullets, actual bullets, and now they are unjustly rounding up people. we didn't come here to break things they through check us out as well. it's not about the world. see what's happening and going on. this is a dictate to ship in our country the month, then have the strike us to success and vowed there would be no, it looks likely the, encumbered for lima potty, which has little to mozambique, sits this independence and 1975 will be declared. the winner later this week, but seems less certain, as with among wlan and his supporters will accept step is out the, the controversial turkish clerics federal laguna and has died at the utah 80. 3 turkey's government accused him of orchestrating and attempted to in 2016 and which around 250 people were killed really and as always denied any involvement. he was once a close party ally of president and the one, but lived in united states since 1999 turkey foot, good and

while gary in general is to us as one is being writing about us bio labs for over 10 years. today the investigation has led to crime. in shortly before the pendants reunited with russia, americans had begun to acquit the former antique play station. the chance of saw some of branches, some last on. so did you want me to cancel the phone? you had ordered. it says dudgeon running going good school, go through. know we'll see jeanine, you're clear on the sort of 6 when we saw or it's informed them they can do a lot of 30 cuz i'm dying and stuff that's completely of of that i'm oh, oh goodness, up all gods on you put space. well, the court document for washing and amazing that was jim. um, good news is the shop for knows. we're seeing the person who is this go us to doesn't e mailed all nice pressure, which i'm going to concert, showing 1000 any miles. so, newport charging for a month system deluxe. so i'm, let's see, annual leave of share and go to 10. but i don't know, 1st of all, let's go ahead but ok, so down the, tell me what to kim, i'm one of of ship them. we're on the ba

i have no clue what the, let's go back to tyrone now to i used to use that a wrong the some it's all strike against you. it's really certainly spock celebrations in some parts of the muslim world. can you, can you tell us more about that? not only in iran, across the country, into one and other provinces across the country, but also in the region in some nations that host the resistance factions, including iraq. yeah, man, out of course, even engage with people stayed up in i, celebrating in joy and happiness. so nobody imagined that down the iranian missiles would be able to penetrate and info freight be there and don't. that is why now we see the users are mocking the iron dome using and funding a hash tag paper don't instead of fire. and so i'm trying to say that this has been big glow to the security and defense system of israel. i feel so proud i'm she, i doing, i'm a rainy and we must destroy. as real waiting is useless. it must continue. more firmly is real. must understand it, can't engage in a fight with a radians with it's we're glad with what the revolutionary guard did. g

what can you tell us? and there was a great sense of fear throughout the country for one specific reason that there could be backlash. and as a result of this attack against the people of lebanon, and we understand that despite the barrage of attacks, the idea of as issued a statement suggesting it is completely operational and carried out strikes overnight. and in the early hours of wednesday, essentially caring us strikes against the southern suburbs of the roots, the strongholds of hezbollah. and we have confirmed at least 5 attacks in that sense of there's some video footage the, the reality is that's the capital available is under constant attack looms of smoke can be seen across the city skyline. and there's also a great deal of activity in the south of the country and southern territories. but here's the lives engaged with the idea as below has confirmed that it has been interacting and encumbered with the idea of soldiers in the south. and we understand that israel vows to continue its attacks and

so i want to want to know us as a human to have a connection with us. do not on the like, open the t, v and o i must secure happens then just turn off this d v or switch the child that no, i want them to understand that we are people. we have gm's, a green us number. it's like, i want them even to know me as of june of this. so if we think of what's happening, like i tried to force this to my day, it is like i want the people to know is that how i'm feeling very, how do what is speed things like i want they want to see that should in how is they, they thinking volunteer freaks out, but when to today is that's how they have access to the board to like, it's not like a heath how most of to be put on the new has the front this word. so the on the new about cars is getting the modest it's getting bombed. it's good, think it is used to people getting good kids as netflix is injured? no, i wanted to know that we're humans, we have lives, we have 3 ends like i want them to understand who are the palestinian people, not only the news of the stuff. and as we con

post us. i've never seen so much as many as many european flags here. and what they've been impressing spots, is it on apologize? been exploding problems that have to you has obviously without any doubts to threaten diligence with them. so they say for example, yes to the you. but with our conditions, always addicted to you as a product and very importantly, was all to for the full rest of it, played a big role in the election campaign. we sold both of us all over the country showing destroyed ukrainian cities along with beautiful jobs. and talents, meaning, do we want all us to just to be destroyed, to like in europe? right. so what would change for georgia if the ruling positives is that's majority to the position as well? so if the ruling party at georgia dream wins for the 4th time since 2012, a closer relationship with russia could be expected. and for the move away from these you, you members, sheets, negotiations remain ultimately suspended. uh, at the georgia may lose its membership st

it's going to be used. i would normally say that success comes from trust, excuse me, testing is so different than i today went through. if you say, how do you feel safe? and, and the so i think success is something much, much small person to do. i do i down to lower my defensive this so you can move this into. do i have it in my says to re less my numbness, i have nothing my says to be able to withstand the attention that all of the people who is going to us so. so i'm like, i like this right to now. success is the day i feel capable of lexi, my avoidance of pain, numbness, defensiveness. if i am not defense and defensive, i've successfully collect that definition. and can i ask you what is next? what is in the future? what is down the pipeline for you and your students? i started working and so 2 years ago, out of high school and i am so grateful for all the people who have made it possible for me to students and something that i have. i have a 2 in showing a so i'm, i'm truly blessed with an amazing team

these like into guns from us. you know, beeson goes back to organizations like the usc audit on set up to please the american lobbies and, and so they're based off of the us. you will not be the us. you're all been, i vision referral or other countries menu. the 0 was in us, the believe that's religious freedom in their own country is on the scroll. my knew is that instead of pointing seeing during the, during the day you as a need to correct the wrong, it's all right. you know, the us were found it on the principle of religious liberty. and frankly speaking, this freed, this principle is the longer the crate. so i would again say that the board of the u. s. d out, it is based on the fact and it's a totally biased the board and being in doubt haven't rejected it to be as well. that of this is on the wednesday to have you with us on hop c. and so i wouldn't be back in about 20 minutes in the meantime to get out to the car. and some great. so is, i'm gonna see the the uranium does moves to new areas, the number of c

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just to buy time for us all to make us that protection comes at a cost. i think there, the, the interesting question is you have these big trade offs, right? policy tradeoffs. one is, you know, national security. you can nomics security, then you have a comic development and jobs and then you have climate policy and objectives. a lot of different countries are trying to balance all of this, so there's been a lot of concern that there may be a lot back tracking on climate prior imperative. even though the, at the time in which we're seeing that climate is happening, climate change is having very big effects on economy, on security, and people's livelihoods, concerns and concessions. tradeoffs and priorities in politics tend to cannot make the change all the time. and often times, quick end with that, it seems the story of how the us is and should be dealing with chinese. the competition, nothing on the store is far from all the more automotive tales. next time on rev the climate change particularly scary for the younger generation. and this time they feel