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the jury joining us from that to ron, someone thank you for that. all right, and do stay with us here on our t international. that's gonna do it for me for now. but my colleague union o'neill will be in next stuff and just over half an hour with more news in the meantime. as always, if you want to learn more about the stories we're covering here on our to international visit, our website, r t dot com, the the if you think about russia, what does your mind the picture, the bottom landscapes open up before your eyes? the last one, just imagine the the discount starts, the journey, the the you ready to come along the stuff for the machine, for the picture such as you the show color of the day our daughter should use this vehicle. is it the economic war to model have us the kinds of what it means, different experiments you, if this doesn't take that test next august, even though is then you must sort of the old server to compliance. i'm bill gage goes up, developing bio chemical weather's inside of the guns. good to watch the news move. i'm assuming sho

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i like to say that i wish ron howard and i were very close. first of all, friends. but what happened was, you know, i've wanted to write this book for a very long time. apparently, ron howard has also been obsessed with the story for a very long time. i had just finished touring for my novel and got the news that ron howard was filming australia for this book, for the story starring jude law, sydney sweeney, ana de armas and vanessa kirby. and so it was a moment where i think, i resembled, you know, the and i had to quickly finish my draft, edit, rewrite, copy edit many times compile 70 pages of notes and do it within a very period of months. my initial pop date in may of 2025. so i lost eight months of work on this book to try to coincide and meet movie which just premiered at toronto film festival and unfortunately there's no trailer yet. there's no theatrical release date yet. our streaming release date yet. but i, you know, i, i hope people will read the true story before they see ron's, i'm sure wonderful, fictionalized version. but they can't. i mean, honestly

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we have ron white. ron white, you heard last night, he spoke on his most recent book on joshua chamberlain. i am in all of dr. white's, but he told me at lunch today he's now working on john adams years in congress. did i get that right? john quincy and john quincy adams, thank you so much. there is a different set. believe it's just a slight white. next to ron is harold holzer. harold spoke to us last night on his new book on lincoln and immigration. he is the jonathan fenton director of the roosevelt house public policy institute at hunter college. this is, again a staggering fact. i don't believe it's a typo. author, coeditor or editor of how many books? harold? a 55. 55. he's right. 55 books on lincoln and the civil war next to harold. there we have is elizabeth leonard. she is the gibson professor of history at colby college, or she's recently retired from colby. she is the author of a number of books, the most recent. you heard her speak about it last night. benjamin butler. i've been told by the

he said, ron, it's a great field. real opportunities and these senior citizens eventually, after six or seven years of working together said you should run for congress. and i, i haven't even run for school race or cleaner. so it an unusual route. route then by the way, i took on an incumbent. imbent and many years later, my colleague from new york, a did the thing. yeah, yeah you talk about working with alexandria ocasio-cortez on things like the green new deal met the press don't and she was the first to go on an essential list say ron's absolutely this is about science this is not about politics. we won fight essentially 20 years earlier. you know, people really want to hoot these man put up the 1994 princeton you know hearing and you know my wife owns the strand bookstore in new york. you know, the strand in powells in portland. i call them michael powell and and nancy, the lebron james and damian lillard, you know, book. and she said that hearing that c-span put up on the for princeton in 1990 was hilarious. and

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he would love to be able to make a great deal with a ron. and we should point out that that includes uh, comments he made earlier where he said he would even sit down with a runs leadership in order to achieve that goal. could be, thanks very much for the analysis that this will continue to monitor what's going on in the coming hours with you. thanks. let's just give off view, so it's a bit more complex type to see the mazda officials. now every statements following the commons by donald trump on the permanent we settled into palestinians from garza, and they say, and we quote, we consider it a recipe for creating chaos and tension in all region. people in the gaza strip will not to allow these plans to pass what is required as an end to the occupation of aggression against all people. nope, better expulsion from the land of people in gaza have for the displacement of people, patient plans and the bombardment symbols in 15 months. they are rooted in the land and will not accept any schemes aimed at the routing them from the homeland. well, t

what we'll do is drive down the oil exports of your ron, and we'll, the goal is in all of this to stop iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon. what the fear is, is that the a, ron's government and the, the, the, the, the government itself has been. # lowering itself to enrich uranium ever closer and is inching towards a nuclear weapon and as a result of through this order, this will allow the treasury department of the united states to put in place additional measures in order to prevent that from happening to prevent and through means different from natural mechanisms to isolated further from the global financial system. okay, kimberly thank you very much for the moment. a number of lines dropping right now. kimberly, from what appears to be presence from speaking to the media, will not let you go and find out a little bit more when we speak later that kimberly hawkins. meanwhile, his route has delayed tuesday's medical evacuation of critically ill and wounded palestinian patients from gaza under the ceasefire agreement is rarely supposed to allow 50 patients who need urgent treatment a

and 3rd, he mentioned nothing about it, ron. he did sign pick an executive order, imposing new sanctions on iraq. but that signal is more, an attempt to and gauge are on for a new deal, rather than engaging, right? yeah. and those as much the, like, the bigger issue is that between these 2 countries between the us and israel, when it comes to the policy in the region that's talk more about some of those things. matthew stage 3 of the sci fi is supposed to see a 3 to 5 year plan for the reconstruction of gaza. donald trump seems to be saying, we'll take over that. we'll do the reconstruction. we'll get rid of the palestinians. and you know, will make it a wonderful, livable place. palestinians have no desire to leave goss. uh, what do you make of these 2 men standing up there talking about what should happen to palestinians? i mean, what i think is unfortunately, i think there's a great amount of continuity in an american president and it is fairly prime minister standing together and determining the future of the palestinian peo

, ron. >> i'm going to go back to my youth on this one.the buffalo bills when jack kemp was the quarterback. probably none of you have even heard of him. number 15, former. >> vice. >> presidential candidate. well, yeah. you guys know him from his time in government, but i'm putting in josh allen he watched last night. yeah. listen, i mean, we had we had a season that got right up to the edge of going to the super bowl for the first time since 1993. what a. >> delightful way to put it. >> and. well, yeah, i mean, but look. >> it's supposed to be the happiest. >> thank you. he thanked his mother and father and said in his whole career, he thinks they only missed 15 games in. >> 20 years. >> and yes. >> he had no offers coming out of high school. he played junior college. wyoming was the only college to take him. the bills took him as the seventh pick in the first round, and eight years later, he's an nfl mvp. >> it's a handsome devil with a movie star fiance. >> yes. whom he thanked as well. >> he did. >> i have a different kind of football

eses del acuerdo que llegÓ el gobernador, ron desantis con departamento de seguridad nacional. de trÁnsito a cualquier persona que sospechen que estÁ indocumentada en el paÍs, asÍ lo dijo ron desantis. >> [habla en inglÉs] vilma: thomas kennedy, miembro de la orientaciÓn florida inmigraciÓn. >> el gobernador quiere que la policÍa de carreteras pidiendo papel con todo el mundo cuando los pare, que tengan agentes para que ice lo venga a buscar, y haga todo lo de detenciÓn y deportaciÓn para que mira siempre a detener esa gente. vilma: paralizantes yo que los de agentes de carretera serÁn entrenados por ice y serÁn supervisados por estancia, significa que muchos migrantes podrÁn ser retenidos por su perfil racial. >> un clima persecutorio, policial en donde agentes de policÍas van a decir, esta persona parece indocumentada, esta persona parece latina, es de raza negra, de haitÍ, de lo que sea, y los van a parar y le va a pedir los papeles inmigraciÓn. vilma: la comunidad inmigrante florida reaccionÓ. >> creo que eso es acto de racismo porque si es un paÍs libre, que supuestamente

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. >> joining us now is cnn's senior political analyst, ron brownstein. he's in los angeles. appreciate you being with us. >> hey, rosemary. >> so the trump administration appears to be testing the limits of presidential power with these big cuts to the federal government. now, the courts are blocking some of the unprecedented access to government. the billionaire elon musk and his doge team are getting, while vice president jd vance says judges are not allowed to control the president's power like this. so where do you see all of this going? >> all of it. >> is heading directly toward the u.s. supreme court. you know, over a period of months and maybe even years. and ultimately, i think the key arbiters on what america's constitutional democracy looks like at the end of this trump term are going to be those six republican appointed justices on the supreme court. you know, j.d. vance's comments today were you know, there are two ways to interpret them. i mean, the relatively more benign interpretation, and only relatively is that he was sending a clear signal to those republi

next to ron is harold holzer. harold spoke to us last night on his new book on lincoln and immigration. he is the jonathan fenton director of the roosevelt house public policy institute at hunter college. this is, again a staggering fact. i don't believe it's a typo. author, coeditor or editor of how many books? harold? a 55. 55. he's right. 55 books on lincoln and the civil war next to harold. there we have is elizabeth leonard. she is the gibson professor of history at colby college, or she's recently retired from colby. she is the author of a number of books, the most recent. you heard her speak about it last night. benjamin butler. i've been told by the folks at the bookstore that there is one copy left to ben butler. no copies left to ben butler. however, there are books, but there are two other books that she has published and which the one on the various. come on, elizabeth, help me out here. you received the lincoln prize for lincoln's forgotten at lincoln's frederick general joseph holt of kentucky. there

. >> joining us now, cnn's senior political analyst, ron brownstein. ron, good morning.s good to see you. i want to dig into your your piece on cnn.com in just a second, but i want to start with the elon of it all, because there are all of these you know we've seen and heard the reports. it's going to shut down usaid. there's reporting this morning from the wall street journal and the washington post about emerging plans to shutter the department of education, or at least try to. he's got young aides who are moving sofa beds onto, you know, management floors in government offices. um, what is the upshot of all of this? >> yeah. you know, certainly no. >> one would deny that. >> you know, the federal. >> government, its information. >> systems, its. >> bureaucratic structures, all of that can benefit from a fresh look and an attempt to apply kind of modern management and information management techniques. but that clearly is not what's happening here, or certainly not all that's happening here. and what's basically happening is that under the guise of efficiency, uh, trum

ron, thanks so much for being here with us. um, i just it's good to see you.ant to kind of zoom out for a second because we're getting new information about these tariffs, which i do want to touch on. but the trump administration believes and has been very clear, that they have a mandate to dramatically reshape the federal government, that all of these moves that they're making right now are targeted at at that and that they're all connected. the question, though, is about how they're doing it and if it's legal and if it's constitutional. >> right, exactly. i mean, look, every president. >> who wins. >> claims a mandate. you know, donald trump. >> did win. >> he won all the swing states. he didn't get. over a majority. of the vote again, although he did win the popular vote for the first time. i mean, i think there are two ways to interpret what jd vance was saying in that in that tweet, the relatively more benign interpretation and i say relatively, is that he was signaling to the republican appointed justices on the supreme court the way he wants them to int

ron brownstein, thank you so much. we really appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> thousands of fbi employees could be on the chopping block as the trump administration asks for information from agents who worked on january 6th and trump related investigations. we are talking with the agency's former deputy director about the impact of such a move. that's next. >> the assignment with audie cornish. listen, wherever you get your podcasts empower. >> so handsome. >> i think, oh, i can't buy this. >> whoa, whoa. you're in our investment account has grown. you earned it. >> so get good at money so you can be a little bad. and power. >> oh. >> it's cold outside. >> time to protect your vehicle from winter's wrath. of course. >> the. hot sun can be tough on vehicles, too. you need weathertech laser. >> measured floor liners and cargo liner will shield the carpeting from. >> sand and snow. >> for your interior. >> their seat protector and sunshade. >> plus mudflaps and bump stop for the. >> exterior impact liner. >> with

para que ande la migra y tratando de agarrarla. >> el gobernador ron desantis dijo que esta es la ÚltimajÓvenes que estuvieron aquÍ dijeron que esta no serÁ la Última manifestaciÓn y que harÁn todo lo que estÉ a su alcane para evitar la deportaciÓn de sus padres. aranza. >> juan camilo, muchas gracias por esta informaciÓn. 19 estados presentaron una demanda para frenar el acceso de la oficina de elon musk a la informaciÓn personal de los estadounidenses. fiscales estatales demÓcratas exigen al presidente trump que frene el ingreso del departamento de eficiencia gubernamental o dodge, por sus siglas en inglÉs a registros en el departamento del tesoro, en donde hay datos como nÚmeros del seguro social y cuentas bancarias. el departamento del tesoro, ademÁs, maneja reembolsos de impuestos, beneficios sociales y de veteranos, entre muchos otros. hoy tambiÉn un juez puso en pausa los despidos masivos en la agencia de desarrollo internacional usaid, por sus siglas en inglÉs, que entraba en vigencia esta noche y que iban a reducir un plantel de 14.000 empleados a menos de 300. ese plan es otra

this might have everything to do with the ron and very little to do realistically with gaza. ok, i mean i'm intrigued by that for the i mentioned we're thinking back. so let's thank you for that. helped me with how we, with the source experiment though you said you said it, but such an action by the united states would be illegal and illogical. this would not be the 1st time it happened that the united states has size itself, and that's a legally questionable a conflict. so if president trump is either honest about this proposal, regardless of the objections, if a thousands in middle east allies on photos, how could he do it? well, a trump is property shopping, right? we've seen that and it's only been 2 and a half weeks of his presidency. but, you know, starting with greenland and then panama and then canada. he's looking to expand. he's, he sees this as an imperialist presidency, right? it's good to be the king. he's looking over a potent and watching pollutants land grab a new crane, and sort of wondering what she has in mind with taiwan and, and, and irvine and turkey who

minister, sir, gala rob discloses western efforts to prevent involvement from russia and china, and a ron in resolving the situation in syria where the country is facing the quote of problems with the new leadership after the fall of the pastor assad. these are some of the same priorities that that organization has been spending money on. $47000.00 for a transgender offer out in columbia. 32000 for a transgender comic book in peru. as the white house takes and asked to you with a id, we look at how the infamous agency has been spending billions to, to okay us around the world under the guise of humanitarian health. so we're looking to do a deal with new brain where they're going to secure what we're giving them with their rare earth and other things. and it's finally official. the u. s. want to cranes natural or riches in exchange for ongoing support. as president trump analysis plans for new deal with the following up on an idea from a senior republican center. the i'm rachel ruble live in moscow. you are watching our t international. the west is trying to prevent russia, china, and a ro

la ley de trump ha causado divisiÓn entre los mismos republicanos porque el gobernador ron desantis lamejor fin. con ese dinero, podemos contratar a 10.200 maestros. >> mientras tanto, en comunidades de inmigrantes se ven cada vez mÁs panfletos como este informÁndoles sobre sus derechos constitucionales. betsy badell noticias telemundo. >> hay un juez federal bloqueÓ el acceso al departamento de eficiencia gubernamental que dirige elon musk a informaciÓn confidencial del departamento del tesoro. entre los legisladores tambiÉn hay preocupaciÓn por el futuro de usaid y el departamento de educaciÓn. miriam arias nos amplÍa. >> la decisiÓn se emitiÓ luego de que 19 estados demandaran a la administraciÓn trump, alegando que ni musc ni miembros de su equipo tienen la autoridad para manejar datos confidenciales en su orden. el juez federal bloqueÓ temporalmente el acceso a informaciÓn sensible del departamento del tesoro a funcionarios polÍticos y empleados especiales, como el grupo de musk, incluyendo el sistema central de pagos. los nÚmeros de seguro social y de cuentas bancarias de millone

he announced this morning that he proposes and he prefers a deal with the ron e. riley's natania, whose number one goal in life he has said publicly in a speech to the parliament. it's the reason he gets up in the morning to take out the wrong nuclear threat. so i just wonder if we take a moment and think what is really happening here is might have everything to do with the ron and very little to do realistically with gaza. ok, i mean i'm intrigued by that for the i mentioned we're thinking back. so let's thank you for that. helped me with how we, with the thoughts experiment though you said just said it, but such an action by the united states would be illegal and illogical. this would not be the 1st time it happened that the united states has size itself, and that's a legally questionable a conflict. so if president trump is either honest about this proposal, regardless of the objections, if a thousands in middle east allies on photos, how could he do it? well, a trump is property shopping, right? we've seen that and it's only been 2 and a half weeks of his presidency. but, you know,

in west new ron, and you can see this though is fairly obvious as well. okay. jumping side of southern africa still being affected because it's cycling season by side because it's a tropical depression. the winds are not strong, but the amount of rain coming from it will produce floods, the mean increasing power in africa, production most, and that is killable. so to use violence in the country that he's rushes presence in the central african republic, a stabilizing force, or calculated strategy for dillman. and this is, of course, the continent. they provide security and they take uranium, they provide security and we take diamond rushes shadow in africa coming soon phone out to 0. we are to see the agencies of legend some clothes for the stories of civilizations that market history was. this is where the story of savannah do you have any stories to tell the the, [000:00:00;00] the corporate back here watching out. is there a time to recap on headlines now? reason suite and say 10 people have been killed in the shooting as an adult education center. the

tonight, senator ron johnson is here to react in just moments. also we've got story for you with. >> under the trump administration, we will defend the proud tradition of female athletes, and we will not allow men if to beat up, injure and cheat our women and our girls. from now on, women's sports will be only for if women. we are putting every school receiving taxpayer dollars on notice that if you let men take over women's sports teams or invade your locker rooms, you will be investigated for violations of title ix and risk your federal funding. there will be no federal fundin- [cheers and applause] so this will effectively end the attack on female athletes at public k-12 the schools and virtually all u.s. colleges and universities. elizabeth: tonight, we dig into president trump's new executive order banning biological men from women's sports. we've got more reports coming in of women athletes injured on the playing field. the big debate now is there the ncaa and the to him picks also stop this -- olympics. riley gaines' team may, look who's h

senator ron johnson from wisconsin, thank you, sir. see you again real soon.f house republicans are pushing to include massive spending cuts in the trump budget, ashley, how much are we talking about here? ashley: how about $2.5 trillion. a lot of money. that's how much a group of gop house lawmakers would like to see cut at a very minimum but those lawmakers are reportedly frustrated for concrete plan in your mind and in place from a republican leadership and led to several heated exchanges and making wednesday and one house republicans say gop lawmakers are fed up "waiting for a play call". there's concern that the senate is getting impatient with the house and moving forward with its own plan if the house doesn't release one first, which house republicans worry will include less substantial checks and house trying to pass a broader ray of reconciliation and more funding for the border security from eliminating on tips and wages and they're all trying to get on the same page but cut cut cut is the message. stu. stuart: i hear it, ashley, thank you very much.

because the other big point that is going to be discussed here is the issue of a ron. because that is the other big as sort of a point that is being discussed here in this meeting very briefly. the us presidents and did sign and executive order just before the arrival of the prime minister, where he was to get restarted his maximum pressure campaign. and you heard him touch there very briefly saying that he was also going to make sure that it did not require a nuclear weapon. something that of course, is of great interest to the is really prime minister. kimberly, thank you very much for that very comprehensive summary. that of what went in. what happened during that meeting between trump and this. now let's just discuss this further. now with my one bush, our senior political i missed life from dell. ha, ah, quite a lot to unpack with you my want. just talking about the future of guys that donald trump sounded more like a real estate developer than a political leader actually had a plan for, gosh, well, he is already upset. develop portfolio. you know, if you can't ge

as well as comes, i'm at the french all safe fire that's been holding between is ron how moss for about 3 weeks now, the 2 sides all covered, negotiating the details of the 2nd phase of the truth as well as future hostage exchanges that they're all now says that trump scheme may well unravel the very agreement that finally brought the bloodshed to an end. well, that is a concern shed by people worldwide. for example, in indonesia, one of the students to support is of the protestant in pools, local se washington's native con tremples on fundamental human rights. i'm gonna tell you, i need, i think trump's plan has gone too far. indeed, america sometimes likes to interfere in middle eastern affairs, but i think this is too much more over. this means that gaza will fall into the hands of america and israel and also the us says it will evacuate or rescue. but what i hear from other media is sometimes the people they are in quotes rescuing. they were abandoned in the desert or even killed in the middle of their journey to flee. instead you could say this is again genocide. and if i ask them

up program when it's not personalized now to onto correspondence among could jewelry who is in tell ron, i'm just on. you'd think that uh, washington has run out of sanctions, but apparently it's reached into its a deep back pocket and found something. so just uh took us through the details of the state as well as well. and just so new and move by the use of ministrations has impose new sanctions against the one and especially targeting it was boil industry well as parts of maximal pressure campaign against the ones economy. it has targeted a couple of uranium companies operating in different fields. for example, also yesterday we had the news that the us treasury department has also targeted an international network for facilitating shipments of using sofa, a barrel of soft irena crew to shauna. and then a target, it's also the sanctions actually targeted, not just the random entities and individuals, but also individuals and entities in china in the u. a in india and other companies working in port shipments and also insurance and oil industry. and now as then part of the new actually

and israel to ron, used the big, reveal this week to one of those countries against any attack on us nuclear facilities saying the consequences would be disastrous for the region. all right, well do stay with us here in our to international have next. the latest episode of moscow meals with my colleague shape both bye for now the the .

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the very latest on our website, r t dot com to grow and to prosper about donald trump's hope for you, ron apparently. and the reason he says that he's pushing for another new deal. he did add that, however, the more assumptions are likely around the corner. i was speaking with archie and an exclusive interview to ron's deputy for administer the build. washington's policies. ophelia was the most office in this, but our positions on the actions taken on a ran are clear that we have emphasized we set the policy of maximum pressure is a fail policy and does not work. of course, we judge countries based on their behavior. accordingly. we will wait and see what happens in practice regarding negotiations between their ran and the us. we do not have any plans at the moment. our policy has not changed. now let's head to africa now. i made renewed fighting. if anybody, terry, in crisis is not looming in the democratic republic of the congo, a benefit group known as the editor, 23 has claimed control over an eastern city near the border, one to the thousands of people have been killed in the offensi

the national security advisor the prime minister netanyahu and ron durable last night went over guidelines parameters pursuant to which way we will be engaging. i will be meeting with prime minister mohammed on thursday late afternoon in florida. going over all of these things as well. >> is that need he will and will war and withdraw through gaza? >> phase two has its own protocol attached to it. that is what we are observing. that is how i would answer that question and. [inaudible] >> all of the hostages will be released in a time certain. >> well, first of all, we are focused on making sure that this phase one complete exactly as it should come late. all the hostages part of that deal come home including bodies. there are plenty of families here that did not get their loved ones back. they just want to be able to bury them and have certainty and have an anniversary date where they can say a prayer for their children and. [inaudible] saying that they want to go home to gaza. president trump has spoken about cleaning out all the troops. what does that look like? a situation where you cou

and so when senator ron wyden, who has served as chairman of the senate finance committee and now in the minority, serves as the top democrat on the senate finance committee, which is still a very powerful position that in a committee which has jurisdiction over the united states treasury, when he writes to the treasury secretary, the treasury secretary is supposed to respond. senator ron wyden wrote a letter of complaint to the treasury secretary about elon musk taking control of the united states treasury, taking control of the actual payment mechanisms in the united states treasury, something no treasury secretary has ever actually seized control of. senator wyden got a reply letter today that the treasury secretary himself, scott bessent, who should be impeached and won't be for allowing elon musk to violate the integrity and security of the united states treasury, was afraid to sign. the treasury secretary was afraid to sign this letter. the letter says that elon musk's band of unnamed computer operators, quote, will have read only access to the coded data of the fiscal services

running for her husband's position in 2026 so ron desantis, city governor will be term limited, populartion in 2022 who would come next? number of people are rumored to have their eye on the prize, including maybe the current first lady of the state of florida. former news anchor, communicator -- cancer survivor, young mother, a lot of appeal there and we will see what happens, if she even wanted. >> it depends on their white house plans. >> they've got to wait a while either way. >> this one is important to me. i met second amendment absolutist, your ability to protect yourself and right to protect yourself is uncompromised the president trump will keep the campaign promise on this. he signed a new executive order to protect and expand second amendment rights law abiding citizens and what this does is directs the attorney general to look at the policies from past administrations and say any that unnecessarily or in his opinion, unlawfully restricted americans tries to possess a firearm, they are struck down, removed this is great. atf, there's been a lot faster in recent weeks and a lo