no, absolutely not. by the prime minister, by the home minister, but in your own party, the national conference, in essence, is a demotion of your territory's statehood. isaid... well, you said recently, "hoping for the restoration..." as it's known, article 370 — that is the long—standing principle by which jammu and kashmir gets its special all we can do is keep "the issue alive." well, no, i didn't say hoping. so, you've given up? no, i haven't given up. no, absolutely not. in the assembly asking for special status of jammu in a recent event inside jammu and kashmir — i think it was the opening of a new tunnel — you stood beside prime minister narendra modi, photographic skills. i think working in a congenial relationship... ..is not something that should be mistaken for the national conference is opposed to the bjp. we have been, we will remain. which deals with muslim religious properties — orfor that matter, one nation, one election, we have months of my government — i owe it to the people of india has made to us, obviously we will relook at it. as long as mr modi is prime minister of ind

they have been operating on the dates from local thinking, the national conference of the good to the region. and today i've looked them in mid cap buses. over in d r c has this kind of gone on for the song. i love the fuck does. on the ground top changed. the risk was punched in this conference. that is president of denver, wanda, and the president and citizen of you've got the they have been the one response spots, a myfi's that add to these 2 rich god. how with the political we had a problem with the incentives to add to to address the situation. i don't see anything changing on the ground. so i this to add the media play. i think this conference together with the, the data, the government you have to have with the city or them agree to it. uh, a friend want for ending the girlfriend. i for any of the way it up to or my that i probably should take. i take a state court, the former brazilian presidential, you are both so narrow, has been formerly indicted for his a legit role and it attempted to all scenario is charged with flooding the takeover to overturn the 2022 general election

the minister of equality, last week, announced the official launching of the national conference on the fight against antisemitism which will start next month, so starting in february, and the idea of this national conference is to gather all of the antiracist, the ngo's working on the fight against antisemitism, of, administrations on the other side, but also to have an all-of-society approach, this was one of the global guidelines france endorsed last summer, but the idea that all such gathered, for example, student unions, business entrepreneurs, all of these actually who do not on a daily basis deal with antisemitism, but to raise awareness on this specific issue. and also in the same period, we will launch the national campaign on specific issues of antisemitism. so we hope that these efforts from the government will help, well, first, better define antisemitism. we know it is a difficult path. a german example is quite revealing of all the difficulties just to define what is antisemitism, all the forms of antisemitism today, but i think it is the prerequisite to have more efficien

they have been operating on that they framework of thinking the national conference of the good to the regions, right of the i've looked them in mid chapter buses. okay. so with all the players then involved in this conflict, as you're saying, who is in a position to make a difference when it comes to leading any sort of diplomatic solution and changing the dynamics on the grounds. as i sort example see the facts at the interesting d r c. has this kind of gone on for the song. i love the fuck does on the ground pop changed. they are the ones punched in this conference. that is the president of wanda and the president in savannah, or we've got the they have been the response spots a myfi's ducks add to these to the rich and how to get political. we had a problem with the incentives to uh, to, to, to address the situation. i don't see anything contingent on the ground. so i this to, i've been mid to play. i've seen this conference together with dx, dx, the government you how the, how the city or them agree to it. uh, if fremont for ending the girlfriend. uh for any other way it up to or

they have been operating on the dates from local thinking, the national conference of the good to the region. and today i've looked mid mid cap buses. the office in d r c has this kind of going on for the song. i love the fuck does. on the ground top changed. the risk was punched in this conference. that is the president of denver of wanda. and the president and citizen of you've got the, they have been the one response spots, a myfi's that add to these 2 rich god, how with the political we had a problem with the incentives to add to, to address the situation. i don't see anything changing on the ground. so i this to add the media play as in this conference together we did the data, the government. you have to have the city over them. agreed to it. uh, a framework for ending the girlfriend. i for any other way that's all my that i probably should take. i take a step card, the residents displaced on southern 11 on our returning home after the is really military, partially withdrew from towns and villages on tuesday. many of their neighborhoods have been left unrecognizable by the scale

the bush administration force is right into the national conference for peace, which so a good idea of dependency and ends on others. and then we have the clinton with his, uh, developed open democracy as far as pre trade. and certainly we had is in a court of region, the comic integration with economic summit because of blanca in georgia and even interested in the house on. and then we had bush junior with his ward, i'm better and sad for us. they did the shuttle own war on the palace to you, i'm a product. and then of course, we had to bother with his indifference and leading from behind. and we had 0 progress in the middle east, including a been in deluxe of see if you and i'll tell you. and then of course you have to jump in and then tested it by then we'll know about supporting genocide then what have you. so for our viewers around the world who are looking at the use instruction and there had my message is what you see on robert. and demetrius wouldn't be under ave got on the world and in the united states proper. meaning this has always been a pilot for a medical. i'm a medical

i mean, i guess if attending a white national conference was actually a tell. i mean, hey, going to post something like that. it comes as more u.s. companies are abandoning dei policies amid pressure from trump. some, though, are refusing to back down popular cosmetics brand elf beauty. in a new ad pounding the table on the value of diversity there are more men on u.s. >> corporate boards named richard rich or dick than entire groups of underrepresented people. that's a lot of dicks and not enough of everyone else. that's why we're changing the board game. we believe seats at the table are for people of all ethnicities and genders. >> the man who approved that message is the ceo of elf beauty tarang amin. he joins me now, publicly traded company. so you put out this ad when and that ad is to be noticed. okay. right. how many dicks are at the table? okay. at a time when a lot of companies are trying to quietly put their tail between their legs and zip off with those dei policies, what's giving you the courage? >> well, i think. >> what gives us the courage. >> i

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discuss big tech and freedom of speech at the first day of the conservative political action conference in nationalmaryland. and apple and what we need to do end their gate keeper power over information and started under the trump 45 administration where we saw our 100-year-old ant thy trust laws get dusted off and ended big tech's ant thy trust amnesty and want to use ant thy trust which is law enforcement to go after these these big tech monopoly. they have too much power and anticompetitive. and i always said that the biden administration did right was they continued president trump's antitrust enforcement under the antitrust and president trump is committed to finishing the job. you see this with his appointment of andrew ferguson to chair the federal trade commission and seeing it with president trump's pick of gail slater to lead the ant thy trust division. these big tech crush competition and shutter small businesses and cancel conservatives and others with whom they disagree. i will tell you the tip of the sphere has been senator smith from missouri. i am pleased to talk to him today about

and the united nations, of course, can still functions in the form in which it was conceived by the participants of the yalta conference. and we just don't have to consider butts over 80 years so fast since then. and the world has changed. mean, you know, feel that the united nations no longer reflects or satisfies the needs of our multiple are world and our calling for change. spear heading these calls is one of the original members. just put on the category and use with us. so we have repeatedly said that powers like india and brazil by all accounts, have long does it have to be permanent members of the security council, but an appropriate decision is also needed for african permanent membership. and the united nations was established as a result of the failures of the league of nations which was created after the 1st world war. it fell apart because it didn't achieve its main objective world peace. and it doesn't look like the you, when is it doing any better considering all the complex, raging around the world? despite the rise of the global south africa, the un security council still looks like this. not a reflect

. >> coming up, president trump speaks to governors who were in town for the national governors association conference, we expect this to get underway shortly, here on c-span2. >> welcome back we are joined by ellen to stall justice correspondent and columnist for the nation. welcome to the program. >> start with this associated press article with the headline "trump administration wants the supreme court to let the firing the whistleblower agency had ". could you get us up to speed on what the court case is about and what the issue is. >> trump likes to fire people he thinks because he is the president he can fire anybody wants for any reason whether or not they were appointed or not for just because he feels like it and remembers that from his tv days. there are laws regarding how to fire people when they work for the federal government who you can fire what the proper processes and all that. trump wants to ignore the laws ignore people who have different positions that are authorized by congress and fire people willy-nilly he's hoping for the supreme court to let them do that. there are laws in pla

the key was in the interest of the united states government, savanski, house conference, national units. he's saying that piece brings us together, is comments follow as social media post from donald trump, which the us president cooled him, a dictator is closed, losing chest country. mazda is outlined, it's vision for a 2nd phase of the seas find gaza. your group is proposing, releasing or remaining is really captives for palestinian presses on the trainings in a singles and is ready forces gave residents of north shops, refugee camp in the old, odd west, find just 2 hours to collect debt belongings, leaves thousands of people have been displaced as rows siege of the camp and took him into the 2nd week c, amir of castoff steak to me, but time on assign a has met with iran, the supreme lita and president during a visit to, to from i had told out of how many says good work has been done to strengthen relations with council is expressed hope for a quick quick ton of rain in funds frozen in south korea because of sanctions on his country. $6000000000.00 in iranian funds was success re tran

women united in the south bay, one of the largest women's conferences in the nation, just wrapped up san jose. the california conference for women took place at the san jose convention center. nearly 6000 women attended the all day event to learn about leadership, career growth, and wellness. and i was so honored to emcee today's event. keynote speakers included olympic gymnast simone biles, wnba star brittney griner, and actress jane fonda took so many nuggets away from today's conference, it was definitely inspiring and empowering. it was so honored to be part of it. that looks wonderful. yes. garvin thomas what's coming up on the 5:00 news? a couple of big stories coming up at five. one, of course, is the weather. it is going to be nasty tomorrow. it will be a bay area wide event. but what's a little unusual about this storm is how hard it's going to hit the south bay. so that's where our marianne favro spent the day checking in with people about how they are preparing for what's going to be a lot of rain in a short amount of time. that other big story, of course, the start of the

this is the conservative political action conference in national harbor, maryland. ♪♪ >> one second., guys. [cheers and applause] we've got one more-- we've got one more surprise in case this wasn't enough. i'm going to let elon do it. who else is here? >> well, president has a gift for me. >> the president of argentina, you know that, guys. why don't we bring him out. >> yeah. [cheers and applause] thank you. >> this is the chain saw for bureaucracy. >> all right. i love it. >> mr. president, thank you so much. >> all right. thank you, sir. i love it. we love it. all right. they want it right here. >> all right, great. a little stage prop. >> we love you, elon! >> i love you guys, too. [cheers] thanks, guys, have a seat. so that was something. i am the meme. >> pretty much. >> there's living the dream and living the meme and that's pretty much what's happening, you know. >> i think you're-- doge started out as a meme. >> think about it. [laughter] >> and now it's real. is that crazy? >> it is crazy. >> but it's cool. >> let me ask you this, a year ago if someone had told you you'd b

. >> coming up, president trump speaks to governors who were in town for the national governors association conferences to get underway shortly, here on c-span2. >> welcome back we are joined by ellen to stall justice correspondent and columnist for the nation. welcome to the

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nation." the munich security conference is an annual gathering of heads of state and international security policymakers, it's one of the biggest conferences and one of the biggest topics this year was the war in ukraine. we spoke to two lawmakers earlier from munich, including house intelligence committee republican dan crenshaw. we asked him about president zelenskyy's views regarding what's needed in a potential peace deal. >> i understand that he has asked not just for continued military support now, but security assurances in the event of a peace deal. what can you tell him about what to expect from america? >> well, i just came from a lunch where general kellogg spoke, he is the special envoy leading this effort to establish peace, and he's very clear that the kind of peace we are talking about is a lasting peace, which of course involves security assurances. part of that process is figuring out exactly what that means. even the ukrainians are talking about what that means. there is a variety of options, per se. i think the europeans have to play a huge role in that. one of the things that gets ta

for our national conference.ally wanted to focus in on educating members of congress on the value of medicaid to the health centers and their patients. it is 50% of the patients that we see. it is about 40% of the revenue, so this is a significant concern, as we think of this. but at the same time it is early on in the process and we have strong support on both sides of the aisle and we want to continue to work with policymakers to come and know, articulate how any policy changes what impact communities across the country. as peter mentioned, we serve one in 10 across the country, but it is even higher in rural america. one in five americans in rural america get access to care at a community health center. some states, montt and west virginia, it is one in three individuals. any kind of substantial changes would have an impact, but we believe because of our widespread support and along with the understanding that the members of congress have about the important role of health centers that we will be able to talk

for our national conference.ally wanted to focus in on educating members of congress on the value of medicaid to the health centers and their patients. it is 50% of the patients that we see. it is about 40% of the revenue, so this is a significant concern, as we think of this. but at the same time it is early on in the process and we have strong support on both sides of the aisle and we want to continue to work with policymakers to come and know, articulate how any policy changes what impact communities across the country. as peter mentioned, we serve one in 10 across the country, but it is even higher in rural america. one in five americans in rural america get access to care at a community health center. some states, montt and west virginia, it is one in three individuals. any kind of substantial changes would have an impact, but we believe because of our widespread support and along with the understanding that the members of congress have about the important role of health centers that we will be able to talk

nation." the munich security conference is an annual gathering of heads of state and international security policymakers of the biggest conferences and one of the biggest topics this year was the war in ukraine. we spoke to two lawmakers earlier from

it dictated an international tribunal afterwards and called for a conference to establish the united nations and that security council to this day . those essential processes are the center piece of world governance and have changed little despite severe obstacles along the way. the cloud, the you and used to have a slowly eroding with the rising global south demanding reform and a say in the world's most crucial matters. the china has it back at washington with retaliatory tariffs within minutes of us levies on chinese products coming into effect. the jang has branded the us move a threat to global markets in order to defend its legitimate rights. an interest china has sued the us taxation measures to the world trade organization, dispute settlement mechanism. the united states has impose tariffs on chinese imports, which is a serious violation of w t o. rules and has a bad nature. it is a typical unilateralists and trade protectionist approach which seriously harms the rules based multilateral trading system. destroys the foundation of economic and trade cooperation between china and the u

war. he security guarantees before he signs any mike waltz — donald trump's national security adviser — political conferenceis the president of peace. are clutching their pearls and having conniption fits, over what? because president trump's ready to stop the killing? since world war ii? in gaza post october 7. then what? oppose peace in europe? surrounding ukraine. earlier, we werejoined by simon smith. he served as british the republic of korea, and austria, and is now the chairman of the ukraine forum at chatham house. zelensky get out of this? it is reported that he is required to sign away $500 billion worth of his country's resources. what does he get for it? again, a lot of us know the answer. to have serious and substantial participation of the united because it is very easy to say, we want peace. none of us is going to put our hands up and say we don't want peace. and sustainable peace. without a security guarantee for ukraine, the risks that putin willjust sit back, recover, come back and have apple is taking the unprecedented step of removing its highest level data security tool from customers i

he made those remarks at the conservative political action conference being held in maryland's national this is about 45 minutes.

a show of unity by the west, but in the wake of all the arguments and rep from a nation that the munich secuity conference, this unity would perhaps be the more appropriate word to describe what happened but as the gathering wrapped up delegates, westfield trying to put on a brave face this has been coughing me of diplomacy, you know, the sort of people being quite to have top ben shock than the rest of it. but once we get over us, the prime minister of iceland said from the shock, what do we need to do? we need to listen what the americans are saying. what went down is exactly what they knew was absolutely not expecting. these summits like the munich security conference, like the a i summit for europe, that j, the vans, the vice president, united states was also speaking at a little bit earlier in the week. these things are only just very routine, quite big news, fast actually. and normally, kind of the talking points are worked out in advance, they're almost always on the same page. it's not supposed to be a roast of the americans, or i'm, i'm the europeans by the americas, which is essentially what we'

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it's not only hosting the conference but will head into national elections next week. accused mainstream european politicians of failing to control immigration and then eroding free speech by muzzling far right anti-immigration parties. >> the threat i worry the most about with europe is not russia, it's not china, it's not any other external actor. what i worry about is the threat from within. >> reporter: the chill in the room gave way to anger. germany's defense minister said, comparing european governments to authoritarian regimes was unacceptable. there's also a furious reaction in the european media to the speech. it has called preachy, unkind. above all, widening the rift between america and its allies and friends. all eyes had been on a meeting between the u.s. vice president and secretary of state and ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy. after only half an hour, the discussion ended with no new information on how the u.s. would help bring an end to russia's war with ukraine or crucially, what role ukraine itself would play in negotiations that will shape i

peace and thatis signing a very quick peace and that is the primary objective and the conference this the nationalraine deed deat'e'hich means [wane ~~~ ~ , ~~ , to be to secure and needs to be able to secure and able to prosper us and it's be able to prosper us and it's up to ukraine to from up to ukraine to demand from the states those details the united states those details that will get it there. from the think _ that will get it there. from the think tank _ that will get it there. from the think tank of _ theth'rnktank of german fund. let's turn to some other important news around the world. week, or lose theirjobs. the billionaire, who's been tasked with slashing government spending by president trump, made the announcement it's unclear what power mr musk has to enforce such an ultimatum. the disaster left four dead and more than 70 injured, health authorities reported that 71 people are receiving treatment, with 11 in critical condition, and rescue under the debris. german police say that a suspect arrested after a tourist was stabbed at berlin's holocaust memorial yesterday, is a 19—year—o

nations. they called for san francisco conference, and then they establish a new york system. therefore, i believe if mr. trump and mr. put team come together and meet and start speak, it will not be only bilateral relations or fresh and united states. but if it will be a much more or less kale off the delegation discussions about the future of developed, can i ask you one last question? you mentioned bargaining, and i enjoy bargaining. a 2 categories are as very much and everybody who has done it and knows the, the asking price and the sort of the final deal price may be very, very different. do you think child has the capacity of sustaining the bargaining process? not only aggressively pushing for his prize, but also playing alone playing the coal game. when you argue indefinitely and only the end of it come up with some, you know, mutually agreeable solution. does he have b? that's cool. okay. all like at 1st timers, choice the stumble grandfather put in and trump most each other very well. so it's not the starting price anyway. so if they come and negotiate, they know they

national harbor, maryland. >> with renewed vigor president trump's most faithful supporters gathered for the annual conservative political action conferencen maryland's national harbor. cpac as its called kicked off with vice president j.d. vance. >> it's very exciting, it's hard to believe we have only been in office for a month. >> vance highlighted the administration's rapid fire tack click of priorities immigration and government spending, the vice president earned a standing ovation for fiery remarks he made on free speech in munich last week. >> i think they really liked it. >> not everybody liked it. [explosion] >> vance also spoke to president trump's work toward ending the blood shed in ukraine. >> he says everything is on the table of course that makes the heads explode in the american media. why are you talking to russia? who how are you going to end the war unless you are talking to russia. >> doge's elon musk took the stage as a surprise edition to cpac's day one lineup. >> we seem to have restored the fundamental elements of what made america great which is freedom and opportunity thank god what he is doing. is he working hi

conference. let's get you to munich now. and nbc news senior national security correspondent courtney qb, who is there to cover the security conference. also joining us, msnbc national security analyst and former fbi assistant director for counterintelligence, frank figliuzzi. courtney, what do we know about those injured and the suspect and how all this unfolded? >> yeah, so. >> we know a little bit more now, ana. you can see. >> the. >> vehicle right behind me here, this white mini. it plowed into a crowd of people. police saying that they were primarily protesters protesting higher wages. desiring higher wages. now, what's. unclear is exactly why. >> this man. >> did this. the governor of bavaria said it appears to be an intentional act, but the motive. >> is still really. >> an unknown to us here. now he is. >> known. >> this individual is known to police and has a series of past. >> offenses. >> offenses that they are aware of, including drugs. but that being said, why. >> he chose. >> this protest. >> is really unknown. it's. >> possible that he j

nations capital and across the potomac an extraordinary purge at the pentagon. willie james, good evening. >> good evening to you. president trump spoke about his intention for the military during a conservative conferencee fired some of the nations top military leaders. president trump fired four-star general charles brown. trump called brown a fine gentleman and outstanding leader without giving a leader for the dismissal and said he will nominate dan kane to replace general brown. brown is a highly decorated fighter pilot. secretary of defense pete hegseth. >> reporter: secretary of defense pete hegseth said that brown served with distinction but hegseth has criticized woke ideology. >> you have to fire the chairman of the joint chiefs. anyone involved in any of the dei woke has to go. >> and the navy's top admiral lisa franchetti. the pentagon prepares to fire at least 5,400 probatinary employees next week. >> i signed an order creating the department of government efficiency which is now waging war on government waste, fraud and abuse. the president wants doge leader elon musk to get more aggressive with federal cuts. federal employees have begun receiving e-mails asking for five things they accomp

intelligence and armed services committee. >> i rise today in strong support of the conference report for the nationalse authorization act. >> at least won her string district -- swing district by 22 points. >> everyone knows upstate new york and the north country is elise country. >> congresswoman at least a phonic securing a fourth term in office, winning by nearly double over her democratic challenger. >> at least stiff on it, a name becoming more nationally recognized -- elise stefanik. >> a name adam schiff could not compromise. >> i did not realize, when she opens that mouth, you are killing them, at least -- elise. >> at least a phonic is announcing a probe and not holding school administrator is accountable. >> does calling for the genocide of jews violate the code of conduct when it comes to bullying and harassment, yes or no? >> i watched her run over the head of harvard, the head of penn, the head of the wharton school of finance. >> we asked congresswoman at least a phonic to be ambassador to the united nations. >> it has never been more critical for the united states to lead with strength

important to have leaders that value religion and faith and pastor president of the national historic christian leadership conferenceabout what ran through your head as you heard vice president vance give that speech to europe. >> yeah thank you for having me rachel there it is the vice president preached a sermon he exhorted european lead force once again embrace religion liberty. religious liberty is the firewall against all best totalitarianism. let me explain show you a nation that will never bow to the idol of fascism marxism and even wokism. religious liberty is essential for a nation to stand firm and strong. >> we saw that first of all jd rains is very first public appearance was at a pro-life march. and then you saw donald trump just open this office for protecting religious liberty and what i see as christian prosecution abroad even in our country we saw with the last administration. what are your thoughts as a pastor you have a huge congregation you represent so many people in the christian faith what do these moves mean to you? >> hallelujah there's a new sheriff in town listen carefully last four years