u. a. have united in their rejection of force displacement of palestinians. they've also voice hope of working with donald trump on a 2 state solution. but on thursday, you as president trump once again insisted that egypt and jordan will take him, palestinians from gaza. listen to this on the display. you suggested i, they will do it, they will do it. they're going to do it. okay. we do a lot for them and they're going to do it. let's. let's discuss this. i'm joined by mohammed and most read professor media studies are the 2 high. so to for graduate studies, i told her what to say they're going to do it. but donald trump's not saying how, why, what well, he did indicate that they have leverage, right? he says, we do a lot for that. what do you make of this? well, they do have leverage. they do have leverage um, but 1st of all, let's remember that donald trump has made all kinds of promises and actually guarantees that i've not actually come to fruition. i don't know that he's being advised by the right people. i don't know, but he has a very strong understand

u. k. as well as other nations, have been enjoying a one sided relationship with the united states a with regard to the u. k, he says that they don't take their cars, they don't take our farm products, we take the everything. so the bottom line is he wants to see those products being made in the united states. that's not happening right now. and so in other words, what he wants is for the u. k. in other countries to begin doing that. so that jobs are created here. yeah, kimberly, the tires on canada and mexico in china come into effect on tuesday. the us present, i know is due to speak on the phone with the leaders of canada and mexico. is there still a chance of stopping all this a well, the bottom line is, is that he says that there is the opportunity for that to happen. look, he says that he wants to see a couple of things be worked out. he's in blaming canada and mexico for illegal immigration, for the flow of fentanyl, which we should also say is coming from china. but he says, has been let in through the southern and northern borders. and as a result, he says look at if you guys work with

we spoke to a former off government official and says, u s. military incursions have a tendency of leaving, may have in their way. i think that the united states military, the global footprint, has left behind a devastating legacy from unexploded ordnance in south east asia to the depleted uranium contaminants in iraq. and you mentioned you cause lobby and syria . i mean these are remnants continue to cause of death. birth defects, and environmental destruction, decades after conflicts have ended, rather than achieving peace. these interventions have often prolonged suffering, creating long term humanitarian crisis and fueling anti american sentiments. i think the increasing death toll across the globe suggests the pattern we're short term military objectives, take precedence over long term stability and ethical considerations. it's not as rough for now. i keep across the latest developments on this, the 1st weekend of february by giving archie a follow on the x with make sure you don't miss the moments by the the rabbit collapse of the ottoman empire gave the arabs hope for independence. but the colonial power. so their future differen

a to the united states of america. there is a deficit of about 300000000000 euros between the us and, and the u on truck in says to balance that deficit the types with have to the bows . now, most of the leaders will arrive today here in process was saying that this is an into connect to the global economic quote, the benefits of the parties, particularly when the tires are low. but if trump decides to impose those tires, it is going to be a bad scenario, whether it will be as windows, but they are not. it is also windows for the time being fully you'd be, is, would like to see whether there's going to be a potential for a div with the trump. but they say that's ultimately if he raises those toddlers, they would have also to put into place reciprocal topics here in europe. now another source of 10 and hashem between the european union and the us is greenland . donald trump has said he's serious about acquiring the territory, which is a danish territory even threatening military action. the white house has said that 55000 people who live in greenland are dissatisfied with danish rule. but recent polls show that greenland is opposed to us on ownership. has

and a lot of those investment flows have been diverted from continental europe, from the u. k. from canada and from other countries with the united states. immense industrial policies in the form of the inflation reduction act. and so what this latest round of uncertainty does, and the uncertainty that was created in 20182019 is it tells any kind of business over a certain size that it's just better to locate in the united states for long term security. because you avoid this trade policy uncertainty. this couldn't be an intentional objective of president trump, or it can be just a, a side effect of an erotic policy. but whatever it is, it creates this incredible amount of uncertainty. and so if you're a business and you're thinking of locating a new operation in mexico to the united states or canada, well, what would you do to eliminate the uncertainty you located in the united states? so it's definitely having that effect. okay. um, and it's had the fact that it is interesting to see how this will develop it in the day. is that something that we have to leave with us? sadly, judy and it kind of go see and thanks for joining us