and creative coalition after.ou may know him from veep. and william bader. [applause] >> which side do you want to be on? >> i don't know. >> all right. hi. come on. i promised jeff a lively crowd. like, no, washington is really fun. all right. two truths and a lie. welcome, everyone, and thank you for joining us this evening. i want to start by saying a heartfelt thank you to the american legion. you keep us working. [applause] and a very special acknowledgment to the united states military academy at west point. [applause] tonight, we are joined by 13 exceptional commit -- cadets who embody the values of leadership with character. thank you. [applause] so welcome to the creative coalition's supper club, and if you donate now, we will have more chairs here next year. everyone can see the please donate cards. it is how we live and do the work we do to ensure your kids and communities have arts in schools, because no matter what type of administration it is, arts are in jeopardy. we are a small staff, a small organ

. form7a coalition. looking at. what we have seen this week is on one hand this week is on the one hand the good news for the mainstream parties is that a bill was not passed with the belt) afd bill was not passed with the help afd so that means help of the afd so that means that firewall is still relatively strong. bad news is this whole process this week has been to watch, it's been messy and pretty unappetising 2.2: of insul7t7s 7 of insul7t7s thrown7around. will be difficult than it will be more difficult than everfor the it will be more difficult than ever for the other to ever for the other parties to—we: "mice: a everfor the other parties to ~ ~ ~ ~~ a coalition after form a happy coalition after—mm: : :: election. form a happy coalition afterwm— , ~ election. that is what § egrggg needs. it needs a coalition government unified coalition government which knows what it's doing. has . ——— ”n e 77537577 7 the this has been the difficulty, it was three different parties pulling in directions i think w

so this coalition has become the arsenal of ukrainian democracy. it has become an engine of global security and this contact group has become the most consequential global coalition in more than 30 years. the contact group's mission is now driven by its capability coalitions with support from the national armaments directors. and today 14 countries and ukraine lead these important coalitions. they focus on ukraine's air force, armor, artillery, the mining, drones information technology, integrated air and missile defense in maritime security. and today the ministers of defense here endorsed each of these coalitions roadmaps for ukraine's future force. now each roadmap lays out an efficient and sustainable approach to helping meet ukraine's long-term and near-term capabilities. and that's how this contact group has so much progress. by working together for our shared security interests and by standing together for her sheer principals. in the battlefield results have been playing. since 2022 russia has suffered more than 700,000 casualties in ukrain

today 14 countries and ukraine lead these important coalitions. theyey focus on ukraine's air force, armor, artillery, reminding, drones, information technology, integrated air and missile defense, and maritime security. and today ministers of defense here endorsed each of the coalitions road map for ukraine's future force. now each road map lays out an efficient and sustain able approach to helping meet ukraine's long-term and near-term capability needs. that is how this contact group has produced so much progress. by working together for our shared security interest and by standing together for our shared principles. and the battlefield results have been plain. since 2022, russia has suffered more than 700 thousand casualties in ukraine. now that is more than moscow has endured in all of its conflicts since world war ii. combined. russian casualties in ukraine now surpass 2/3 of total strength of the russian military at the start of putin's war of choice. in november 2024, alone, russia lost nearly 1500 troops a day. you know, volunteers cannot

as the failures of the past, governments of the traffic light coalition and the grant coalition that preceded it to bring every day germans quality of life forward. and also to really deal with the challenges that did occur in german society due to the refugee crisis. so the country certainly faces real challenges and the failure of the traditional centrist parties, whether center left, right, to deliver on change and bring the country forward. um are ultimately the things that are pushing the a if the more than any interview with you, one must could. yeah, that's really interesting. all of the 22nd. you agree with that? i mean, obviously the draft is taking the extreme view on this issue of migration on perhaps the economy and energy as well. but to what extent is it on the table? because of jessica said the fame is of the current coalition, government and pos, coalition governments. and also to some extent, the media putting these messages, these anti immigrant messages of germany in the doldrums economic, the messages on people's in front of people's faces. he didn't bring it on i

through the work of a ability coalition a the u. ecg has bolstered ukraine's defense capabilities and building a credible deterrence force so i can defend against future aggression as will appear live on get ahead of any announcements by the contractor of which will be secretary austin's last you can expect the secretaries to continue his important work tomorrow. he'll engage defense ministers and officials from around the world to discuss ukraine's immediate battlefield needs and longer-term defenseie requirements. again as you know the meetings will focus on key capabilities including air defense systems artillery munitions and armored vehicles as well as efforts to enhance the defense industrial base. following the meeting secretary austin will have a conference. turning to the middle east today usn to command forces conducted multiple precision strikes against iranian backed houthi underground advanced conventional weapons facilities within houthi controlled areas of yemen. the houthis use these facilities conduct attacks agains

he prepared his own position and his own coalition to the interests not only of the palestinian peoplelso the interests of israeli people and israeli prisoners. so it depends on him. we have a deal that will last four to 42 days, then in the process during this time there should be negotiations about the next stages and about complete and final ceasefire. that's where the risk is, because if israel is not cooperative, and if it doesn't proceed with total withdrawal of israeli army from gaza strip which is a very little, small area, and if the ceasefire does not become a complete stop of the war, we face lots of risks and lots of possibilities that more atrocities will happen. palestinians have been subjected to three war crimes here, the war crime of genocide, collective punishment and ethnic cleansing. collective punishment and ethnic cleansina. ., ~ ., , , cleansing. doctor mustapha, yes, i have our cleansing. doctor mustapha, yes, i have your view _ cleansing. doctor mustapha, yes, i have your view on, _ cleansing. doctor mustapha, yes, i have your view on, as _ cleansing. doctor mu

he has the best chance of forming a coalition. it's his job now to form a coalition with the conservative. a couple of things for viewers to know about him . he runs the p. o, a party which is founded by a former nazis back in the 1950s. and he's referred to himself as folks counselor to people's chancellor, which is also how hitler was addressed and referred to at times. and beyond that, who is he and what are his political belief? the 1st 2nd silent d'angelo from the no. yeah. basically you mentioned that the freedom upon it was founded by noxious in the 1950s. by the way, i would say form and not just because being informed and not to me that you really change you ideology. but basically what happened is a 1945, the national socialist party was forbidden. of these people who stayed strong was the believe. so. and they then fold and you bought it, that was the freedom of the day of the and so this party is entirely um i do logically uh, built within right from next to the framework and far i framework. and that's for how much is

>> let me just talk about your first part of that, about this broad coalition. think about it for a second. the democrats are the established order in washington. had every source of institutional power, they had media, they had wall street, technology in silicon valley, the corporatists, the lobbyists, populist national movement to show the power. our new coalition partners are not maybe with us ideologically, but they understand going forward. the democrats basically, i come from a democrat family, and they lost the working class and they see the power of poll pollism. you see the collapse of the democratic party that lost some of the central parts, particularly silicon valley and a little of wall street. this is coming together and very complicated and you're going to see it play out in the halls of congress. i believe, because no one really paid attention to this radical idea, modern monetary theory, right now in washington d.c., everything we do, the war in ukraine, whether it's deportations, whether it's immigration, even deconstruction of the administrati

more am unable to coalition thoughts with the far right. i mean, many european central as parties have put up firewalls against working with the far right is, are these firewalls crumbling? these fire words are indeed crumbling. there are still political parties that will refuse to work with the far right. but we are increasingly seeing for the far right parties being included in government. now of course, what's interesting in the austrian situation is that they would be leading the government rather than being a junior coalition partner. we shouldn't forget that the f b that has been in government before. but at that time, they were the smaller partner in the coalition. here we are in a different scenario where they would be effectively leading. the government now is the far right across europe and the mindset that goes with it increasingly being organized to yes it is. we are progressively seeing is normalization off the far right positions and not only because the far right is talking about them. but because mainstream parties have star

but it's and yeah, who's coalition is definitely now in danger. and i think she's us, you know, doing everything possible to stay in power. because obviously as we all know, if he loses his seat as prime minister, he risks going to jail for the criminal trial. he's currently in alright, and marathon sean, of the international crisis group. thank you so very much for sharing your perspectives with us. thank you. and here's a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the wealth. the south could be as impeach president june's lucky old has attended a court hearing and sol as judges message to decide whether he will remain in custody you and was detained on wednesday over his short lifted page to impose marshall in december, but has refused to cooperate with investigators, they asked leaking a warrant to extend his detention officials in keys, say that at least 4 people have been killed off to a russian attack on deep cranium capital overnight. so the others were injecting the drone and missile strikes ukraine's f 4 said that mosco

and therefore, luckily um, all these coalition talks um, fails. just right before was it's quite a wrong like is it the coalition talks feel about the fact that they will talk to the freedom party at all? is perhaps why they're in this position not. i'm just all, not alexander. the fact that a government could be formed with i to the party that actually won september's elections and that feels i think i'm being overly nice, putting in the best, but it feels like a round up by the display of democracy. yeah, exactly. um most stress thoughts um is obviously an all like a key and no loss to democracy because otherwise, um you would have to talk to expert. but um, our global, as president alex on the front of a uh, from the green party, actually prevented these talks with habits too, too. and said, no, he doesn't want him to be transferred up because his pro russian because he's the patriots because he's the so called extra risk. and therefore he democratically um, goes to talks to the color, smells, loses as we called them in australia. so the so cal

well, it's all numbers of hardware and coalition. it's quite possible there that will trade will trigger elections. the only way wouldn't is this the moderates authorization joins the coalition which doesn't seem like a higher power bill. ready the scenario really the issue, the far right desire to re establish jew settlements and draws out is just like i'm off workers or i don't think depending on who ever consider that seriously i, i think every time a right waiting members call ition or indeed also good party made statements in that regard. you mean it just hurts the right way. overall, politically. the notion that israel as visions, territorial emissions on god is basically false. israel wants to never see or hear about dogs. that again the, there are complications, of course, security fine, but some, it doesn't say it's not equivalent to, to the west bank, which is more strategic without which israel is very vulnerable, territorially, and which has all these historical and biblical aspects to it that make it so that some people

and the other one is coalition. and actually not speaking about a day after, not engaging with what could possibly be a form feature, governance and guys. obviously the post indians would like to have a listing of the siege of guys, inability to unite to the west bank and gaza and have political renewal. and none of these things seem to be on the table. and it's in the out who has consistently rejected any kind of posting in independence stage. the pallet salinas tardy in any kind of reformed version of taking over for the gaza strip. so there is, there actually is no strategy or day after plan on the use really side. and unfortunately, i think every is really understands now regardless of their feeling about and let them yahoo, where the war, that 15 months of military force and destruction have not done away with home. us. certainly not in terms of its governing power in the strip. so that remains completely outside the mechanism of the deal. yeah, and you also mentioned any other parts of the government threatene

now there is a coalition tools. yeah. and even cris dot shaka who will be leading the thoughts for the people's party, has a the sort of as the, i just people say in german. he jumped over his own shadow so sorry, holding his notice. he's going into these thoughts because the allure of power being in government. this is just so here is this simply attractive. now, um, so many politicians are doing complete one eighty's on their personal opinions, the personal feelings about care, but take a look and self and they're saying, okay, a coalition. now all of the sudden is within reach and they're willing to forget the things they said, the things they thought they said out loud in the past about never take a look. and the freedom party and entry negotiations for this coalition schedule does become boss just next time. so that's tell us about the impact that's likely to have an austrian politics. it will be profound. we are talking about a right wing populist from the freedom party coming into power being the chancellor of aust

that will need a coalition pot. it's a government johnson the economy. i'm a downstairs resignation on saturday, off dakota and towards didn't include the freedom construct a lot, at least, but has this for us to be as far right. freedom policy has never been so close to power many, 3 months after the country. so they just sort of elections, coalition talks between the conservative austrian people's policy and the seem to live social democrats have dramatically collapsed, is how the zeros the issue. they don't have used the last few hours to speak with numerous posts leaders. these discussions have revealed that the voice has within the people's party that route. cooperation with f, appeals under herbert to kick coast have become much quieter. so this in turn means that a new policy maybe opening up that didn't exist before. and for this reason, i've called the leader of the freedom party bus and agreed that we will meet in september as far as the freedom policy one, the 1st pilot entry election. and it's history. despite winning close to 30 percent of t

say the entering coalition talks with the far right freedom party to major shifting policy. the conservatives newly appointed leader says he expects the far right to be off by the president to form a government. the pro russia freedom party won the may seats in september's parliamentary election. but we'll need a coalition pot and it's a government johnson calling that announced his resignation on site. today, of dakota, sion towards which didn't include the freedom policy collapsed. looks bad as this report. austria's far right freedom policy has never been so close to power. many, 3 months after the countries of interest as of elections coalition talks between the conservative austrian people's posse and the same to leave, social democrats have dramatically collapsed. is how the zeros the issue. they don't have used the last few hours to speak with numerous poster leaders. these discussions have revealed that the voice is within the people's party that route cooperation with f appeal under her, but to coast have become much quieter. so this in turn means that in utah, mayb

but now that coalition talks between austria is other policies have failed. the mood may be about to shift cb and most recently health do what at this point, i welcome the president's decision to meet the leader of the party with the most votes and to have a discussion. because as our federal chancellor has emphasized several times in the past, i also expect that the chairman of the party with the most votes will be entrusted with the formation of a future federal government. so if we are invited to these talks that we will accept this invitation to the austrian people's party is the current ruling party and one the 2nd most folks and the legislative elections on the policies filed coalition talks lead to leader and current john select call. now i'm a to announce his resignation. bahama was certainly opposed to working with the freedom party's lead to the freedom party as coal for re migration of uninviting, foreigners types of boaters and suspending the rights to assign them. it's also seeking to return some pallets from the european union to australia and w

our new coalition partners are not may be they understand the power of it going forward the democratsally because i come from a democrat family. it's a complicated coalition we have their oligarchs and this is coming together it's gonna be comp get a. you'll see it play out in the halls of congress. i believe because nobody paid attention to the radical idea called modern monetary theory that right now and washington dc everything we do whether it's the war in ukraine or deportations or immigration even deconstructing the administrative state everything is within the ndframework that lot of the easy alternatives of how to pay for things and the sustainability not of the sustainability economic and financial omodel of our countr and our government is going to be the number one criteria it's going to thbe the prism everything is looked through. reasonably intense battles he could see already the battle on capitol hill between one and two reconciliations. this cuts to the heart of how one is going to govern in the future president trump has this tension at the same time i could end up be

it was the most hybrid military coalition in history but the tunnel bottom sort back. when you some the human cost of this it is, it can only be described as a tragedy. there are plenty of lessons to learn. the question is, are we actually going to do the learning that gets jo, say is go, they started out because they can come by to, you know, get installed, some uh, security policy is christopher. yeah. but, but we started the 2009 was a bloody from new to troops. 512 were killed. and more than 2000 wounded in the united states, the white house screw inpatient waiting for the military to deliver a winning strategy. we searched general stanley mcchrystal, the man who personify the military efforts cold for more troops. gentlemen, crystal, do you believe this is a winnable war and against and for ourselves in our african allies? so i believe it is winnable, but i don't think it will be easily winnable. the white house complied with under the trees, demands, and this moment would go down in history as the surge followed by a massive reinforcement of troops and his comman

together in a minority that is trying to broaden its own coalition, both of those are engaged in coalition voting, trying to reach out to more voters and build support. in a 50-50 moment when you have essentially two minority parties, they are each most invested in getting the most devoted voters out with me that therefore message to the country is that the other party must not be allowed to win. and if you step back from american elections in the last 20 years, the essential message that both parties have offered is if the other party wins, the country is over that is an argument that make it 50% plus one, but it is not an argument that builds the theater of the country. it's not true and it's not an argument that helps to think about what we are going 20 years that we don't have now. but our politics is going to be doing doubt this country the more prosperous and more peacefully generation from now the next durable majority collection, the next real winner of an american national election is going to have to offer the country as an addition to the to think about not just 50%, 60% voting

together in a minority that is trying to broaden its own coalition, both of those are engaged in coalition voting, trying to reach out to more voters and build support. in a 50-50 moment when you have essentially two minority parties, they are each most invested in getting the most devoted voters out with me that therefore message to the country is that the other party must not be allowed to win. and if you step back from american elections in the last 20 years, the essential message that both parties have offered is if the other party wins, the country is over that is an argument that make it 50% plus one, but it is not an argument that builds the theater of the country. it's not true and it's not an argument that helps to think about what we are going 20 years that we don't have now. but our politics is going to be doing doubt this country the more prosperous and more peacefully generation from now the next durable majority collection, the next real winner of an american national election is going to have to offer the country as an addition to the to think about not just 50%, 60% voting

we've trained -- we are a co-lead on the care capability coalition. we have trained a handful of ukrainian pilots. that training took place here in the united states. of course other countries did host ukrainian pilots and continue to train them. i'm not going to get into specific numbers right now. but i think you're certainly well versed in all the training that go into the f-16 and you know, the air capability coalition is working to train more additional tie pilots when ready. reporter: the january 6 preventing them from attacking yemen, can you confirm whether or not the -- there were targets and whether or not that did prevent anything? and central command's policies on announcing an attack, is there a policy for when they'll alert the united states public about any attacks on our ships? secretary singh: apologies, you came in a little muffled, i think i lot a little bit of your question. i think you asked about an attack on the harry s. truman or maybe if the harry s. truman was hit. the ship was not hit. you know, our destroyers -- the care st

now in that event, the coalition basically is a minority coalition, but as i said before, it will get a safety net for the implementation of the next phases. if, if it needs to be to happen, because until now mr. nathaniel has not submitted, nor does he require to legally the agreements to uh, to the kinetic for its vote. but if you are in egypt springing now, mind that saloon hayes in the system, professor in critical security studies at the delta institute for graduate studies and testing bought on a professor of international affairs at the cost of university. good. have you both with us? i've stopped this time with 10100. it's not often that we get to see what we just saw or a few hours ago, right? this exchange very public of captives who's being held for so long in gaza watching the reaction in tel aviv live to surround it on the palestinian side by masses. of, of people who gathered hoof suffered waltz for the 6 un special rep hotels and experts on november 16th 2023 cold, a genocide in the making. just put all of this into perspective. you know, it's been said that this is the

so nothing young coalition stability depends on came breaking the code. and so we know with the probably started to bring this down the image, i know him because you always want to your point. this is what these by the prime minister had to say last night. it was a key point. let's listen and i want to ask you about it should be lots of philadelphia and that the principle is to maintain the philadelphia axis and the security buffers are and when i say maintaining the philadelphia axis, not only are we not reducing the forces there, we will even increase them a little everything that's being resulted, daniel about the agreement says that israel with ultimately fully withdrawal from the philadelphia cardinal that is contradicted by want nothing. yeah. who said last night, how should we interpret that? is that an escape escape routes already being planned? from the implementation. right, so nothing yahoo route when he goes jason's, i'm know now without a shadow of doubt that a deal was that to be done. but we're going to just start with the deal in november

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trump mades one big beautiful coalition to pass his one big beautiful bill.is the subject of the riff. all right there are a number of important reince for reasons for president trump to hang tough on his one big beautiful bill in his meeting tonight, one almost overlooked reason is diversity of house republicans. any significant piece of le legislation requires a coles coalition. >> it makes most sent with regard to what we need to achieve, house is a very diverse conference. it is brode and wide over 200 people with a lot of different opinions and dynamics in their districts at home, we will, i think if you put all measures to one package it increases greatly probability of us achieving off of the objectives. >> there you have it. i can think of 4 ky groups whose -- key groups choice votes will be necessary to pass president trump's agenda, one is pro growth supply side tax cutting group, second those who want sufficient resources to close the border and third, those who will insist on budget cutting offset for pay go balance out to any spending increases a

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say the entering coalition tools with the far right freedom policy and a major shift in policy. the conservatives newly appointed leader says he expects the far right to be boxed by the president to form a government. the pro russia freedom party won the most seats in september's parliamentary election, but will need a coalition partner to govern a chance of that call and they have announced his resignation on such a day off. the coalition towards which didn't include the freedom policy collapse, at least, but just for, for us to be as far ride freedom policy has never been so close to power many, 3 months after the countries. the digits of elections coalition talks between the conservative austrian people's policy and the same to the social democrats have dramatically collapsed. is how the zeros the issue. they don't have used the last few hours to speak with numerous postal leaders. these discussions have feel that the voice is within some people's parties. that ruler, cooperation with f, appeals under her, but to kick coast have become much quieter. so this in turn means that

this is a powerful new coalition of our country. it's a coalition that insists we purge the policies of america last and bury them in the grave yard of history's mistakes because it was a big mistake. to this congress we will renounce the status quo and listen to the voices of the people. we will act quickly and will start by defending our nation's borders. that's the number one priority. yes. in coordination with president trump, this congress will give our border and immigration enforcement agents the resources they will need to do their job. we will secure the border and deport illegal criminal illegal aliens and finally finish building the border wall. you said you'd work with us on that, hakeem. i'm counting on it. after four years of high inflation, we have a big agenda. we have a lot to do and we can do it in a bipartisan fashion. we can fight high inflation and we must. we'll give relief to americans and extend the trump tax cuts. that funding. that funding. we are going to expedite new drilling permits and save the jobs of

in all the news, austria's conservative say they're entering coalition towards the far right freedom party, the major shifting policy, the pro russian freedom party won the most seats in september's parliamentary election. but we need a correlation partner to govern alex ben. how's this for us to be as far right freedom policy has never been so close to power many, 3 months after the countries of it. just as of elections coalition talks between the conservative austrian people's policy and the same to the social democrats have dramatically collapsed. is how the is the issue. they don't have used the last few hours to speak with numerous posts. the leaders of these discussions have revealed that the voice is within the people's party. that route cooperation with f. appeal under her. but to kick coast have become much quieter since this in turn means that a new path, maybe opening up that didn't exist before. and for this reason, i've called the leader of to freedom party bus can agreed that we will meet with you in september as far as the freedom policy one, the 1st problem entry elec

they'll need a coalition pot. not to govern chancellor, called norma, announce his resignation on site today of the coalition tool, which didn't include the freedom policy collapse, alex spots has more for us to be as far right. freedom policy has never been so close to power many, 3 months after the country's digits of elections coalition talks between the conservative austrian people's policy and the same to the social democrats have dramatically collapsed. is how the zeros the issue. they don't have used the last few hours to speak with numerous postal leaders. these discussions have revealed that the voice has within the people's party that ruled out cooperation with f appeal under herbert to kinko's to have become much quieter. so this in turn means that a new path, maybe opening up that didn't exist before. and for this reason, i've called the leader of the freedom party bus can agreed that we will meet in september as both the freedom policy one, the 1st problem entry election in its history. despite winnin

it or not for his right wing coalition partners. i'm sorry, accepted or not almost means nothing because he has the majority in the cabinet to pass this through. so he's just going through the motions. now, i'm not saying this will not lead to a to political crisis. it has all the ingredients of meeting driven legal crisis. and, and, you know, the 1st thing that the district attorney i was going to do is going to, he's gonna bank binding while to be honest. um, he owes a great deal of gratitude to the, to the government of cost are and the intermediaries that the prime minister all signed the appointed because they got this past. oh, okay. i don't think it's great to speak to him to get you insights the from kind of a many thanks for joining us. thank you. are well at the american association coming been how much al body spoke with the us president joe biden, and a statement be in is office at the latest discuss the latest developments in the gaza strip. i'm the occupied palestinian territories, as well as joint mediation efforts to

he came out also warning, but he would leave the coalition government. however, he also came out earlier today saying that you have managed to secure certain guarantees part of the prime minister. and that's it. wouldn't that as well wouldn't get as far as to the 2nd phase of the steel service in, in a way. it also reflects the source of internal squabbles within these rarely government. and you have to keep in mind that even within these, where the public, this deal is not particularly popular. however, in the polls, what has become very clear over the over the past few months is that the is really public. overwhelmingly wants to see the hostages back. they want to get a rest. they want to get a pulls from this fight thing. and that's why we're seeing the deal, but it's now being put forth as it is. now, israel has also said that it's still not received the list of hostages due to be released tomorrow. do you think this bill is still going ahead as planned tomorrow? it will look, we have to do some lines. that's the cabinet is really cover cabinets was