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but the talk is from industry attacking targets within the country and the neighboring iraq. and sylvia and colorado has designated the p k. k as a texas group, as has the us and it's best and allies. at least 40000 people have been killed in the conflict. as the b k date came to establish an independent code the state. although in recent times, the focus has been on retail autonomy and rights for pets, which helen has been serving a life sentence since 1999 after being convicted of treason. and his goal comes months of to enter a suggested he could be drawn to parole. if the p k gave renounces violence and dispense in a peace process between the p k k and the toughest state collapse addicted to go, the group has since launched regular attacks in the country. some believe that will challenge called may bring historic changes was the, the, i'm starting the picture, probably the, the courteous struggle post, right. and remember, this will be given a more legitimate for internal and external really, despite being in china, a challenge remains a huge, influential leader for many

i often think about my time in iraq. i was not a soldier. i was a diplomatic. i will never forget being on the move with 15 u.s. soldiers when our vehicle broke down. it was about 120° outside in what was then the most dangerous region of what was then the most dangerous country in the world. none of us knew what would happen next, but all of us knew we were in it together. [applause] whatever differences we had dissolved in that moment, differences of religion, race, income, education -- none of it mattered sitting on the side of the road. we got home safe. i feel lucky and i carry that lesson with me every day. yes, we have differences -- serious, real differences that sometimes run deep, but we share a mission. that mission, as i see it, is to show you every day that government can deliver, that democracy can deliver, that the votes those delegates took in 1787 was a smart bit when they created our country, a vote of confidence in all of us. they believe that whatever challenges their estates and our nation faced, we would rise to those challenges. let's be

iraq. i mean, of ukraine. iraq. anyway, uh. >> one of the most uncomfortable freudian slips i've ever seen. >> hello, and welcome to our viewers, joining us here in the united states, around the world and streaming us on cnn max. i'm rosemary church. just ahead, european leaders unite promising to take the lead to end ukraine's war, but made clear they will need the support of the u.s. donald trump will make a joint address to congress this week. but new poll numbers show americans are concerned about his priorities. and hollywood's biggest night will bring you the winners of the oscars and the touching tributes to l.a. firefighters. >> live from atlanta, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. >> good to have you with us. well, first, this hour, a major show of support in europe for ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy as leaders move to take control of negotiations aimed at ending the war in ukraine. at a key summit in london, british prime minister keir starmer said european leader

when iraq invaded kuwait, there was a coalition. that is what nato is about. where the united states took that lead to stand up. there is investment there. this is a world economy that is at stake there. the leadership i am seeing is sort of like it is changing to where it is a matter of what is in it for me? there is a balance there. the scales are tipping in the wrong direction. if our soul responds to going to help ukraine was first off, let's see what i'm going to get out of it before i help you, or it appeared with our allies to protect in the -- and save. russia invaded ukraine. because they did not put up the substantial front before the invasion. there is a narrative that is coming out of it that seems to me it doesn't sound like that's the role that we are taking. what's in it for me? if it's not enough for me then screw you. if that's the way they want to do it, if that's what's best for america. that is how biden got elected. he was there to repair the damage they did in the first place. that wasn't good for us to take that stance. we should be runn

holland longer the 4 of the side regime, not without the why have reports from the hook in northern iraq is the outbreak of the city in war and 2011 camp. noisy knows them, the rock has become home to nearly 40000 city and co just refused to use a like other camps. people here to their tents, into houses, and suits of businesses and markets, and they have thrived a 65 year old. i'd recommend shaheen came from and has like a pro vince in eastern city, a td calls. how did the post a said redeem persecuted? good is there. he says they lived as refugees in their home, country, and city as new leaders need to ensure that's changed. without long we caught on the new administration in syria to look into our case. how sons have moved to europe because they lost hope that syria would ever change on the side. we are hopeful that the new or thirty's will deal with or siri an ethnicity. so basically, according to the ends, if you g agency, approximately $295000.00 cdn, the p g is living. many of them you can refuse use here say this region is a stable way back home the and our security threats and t

top story, this, our a coalition, all of the willing gets in on had off since the us led invasion of iraq of a 2 decades ago. right now which the u. k. armstrong, leading the charge is based propose a bombshell plan to deploy your pin troops to ukraine. is an idea that was rolled down by russia. well, that as last on there's no appetite for it in the us either. while even the british leader admits it would be possible without washington's support, those willing will intensified planning now with real urgency. but you pays per pet to practice with boots on the ground planes in yeah. together with all this, europe must do the heavy listing. but to support pace in appleton and to succeed. this efforts must have strong us back take. i would ask everybody this is there are no negotiations. what is the alternative and other 4 years of war and other 3 years of war in which the united states and europe continues to pour billions of dollars into award and ukraine? is that the alternative? i've asked every foreign minister i meet with. tell me your idea of how this turns out most don't have a plan.

also, i had the report from the city and refugee camp in northern iraq has become a whole month for a generation that's never known in syria in sports. and then president thomas fox says there's this information that has affected the debate on trans. yeah, and they're actually back told all to sarah the and then pick says, should not get involved. and what he describes as a call to the almost as calling on israel to return to the table for talks on the 2nd phase of guys a ceasefire. deal as agreed in january is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu is refusing to enter into discussions? and instead, once an extension of phase one, the 2nd stage would see a final exchange of captives and prisoners. a complete withdrawal of israeli forces and the establishment of a permanent seas. 5. israel is not blocking all of food fuel and life. saving madsen from entering gaza, palestinian said they're afraid of going hungry on the possibility of a return to war. as they mock the facts, the month of ramadan, all this, as it is rarely ami cavities, are attacks and come eunice and drop off. at

caller: the iraq war, a good idea of democracy flourishing but it was done. it led us to where we are at now with isolation with jd vance and hulsey gabbard -- tulsi gabbard. they have this isolationist thing now. any conflict, don't get involved with it. being anti-nato, anti-global order, it will hurt us and hurt a lot of countries in the long run. things like that. it is a sad day for american foreign policy for people like reagan, john mccain, all of those guys are spending in their graves. host: that is dan in california. somebody who is very much an influence on foreign policy is the united states national security adviser, was on cnn yesterday going on sunday shows in the wake of this blow up in the oval office. this is michael waltz yesterday. secretary waltz: let's ask, what will this look like a year from now? the patients of the american people to keep giving billions with no end in sight is not unlimited. we also made that clear to president zelenskyy at the end of that meeting. what i'm saying is this war needs to end. that will take concessions

this was after the united states well and truly waited -- wad ed into iraq. bush thought that ukraine and you georgia should be -- and georgia should be supported. and he said if they made an appeal, and on military terms looked like they had the wherewithal to contribute to nato and georgia already was come and ukraine at that time still had a sizable and capable army, certainly in terms of being able to keep the russians someone at bank, then he would support the membership action plan. the problem is no one else supported in europe, partially because of perceptions of him in his role and others new ukraine was not fully on board at this point and there was a loss of resistance. what happened, we actually briefed against it because we think if you push for something you cannot get it is not a great idea because it just shows weaknesses and division, once president bush decided to go ahead there was, as we now know and have heard, chancellor merkel opined trying to find some kind of solution to her eastern european counterparts, well one day you'll will get

served in iraq, iraq war veteran and got one more year left and i can retire. >> harris: thank you for men and women know that you have been in those roles before. appreciate you. good to see you. >> thanks. >> harris: a sex offender who claims to be transgender is in court. he faces some serious charges after indecent exposure in women's restrooms. this comes as critics are arguing americans are sick and tired of progressive gender laws. >> bottom line is majority of americans reject this absurd tee. made very clear on november 5th. i believe people turned out to the polls to embrace donald trump and his cabinet picks and embrace america first agenda. >> harris: republicans are daring senate democrats to block their bill to protect women's sports. lisa boothe on the mezz with me in person in "focus" next. there she goes. at ameriprise financial we know our clients are so much more than clients. they're go-getters and game-changers, legacy-leavers and visionaries, healers and confidants. the goals that matter most to you matter most to us. helping you achieve them is what we do best. w

when iraq invaded kuwait, there was a coalition. that is what nato is about. that is where the united states took that lead to stand up. there is investment there. this is a world economy that is at stake there. the leadership i am seeing is sort of like it is changing to where it is a matter of what is in it for me? there is a balance there. the scales are tipping in the wrong direction. if our soul responds to going to help ukraine was first off, let's see what i'm going to get out of it before i help you, or it appeared with our allies to protect in the -- and save. russia invaded ukraine. because they did not put up the substantial front before the invasion. there is a narrative that is coming out of it that seems to me it doesn't sound like that's the role that we are taking. what's in it for me? if it's not enough for me then screw you. if that's the way they want to do it, if that's what's best for america. that is how biden got elected. he was there to repair the damage they did in the first place. that wasn't good for us to take that stance. we should

friends or foes after the most fraught week for the western alliance inc, the run-up to the iraq war. >> that's the question hanging over washington. and the trump administration tries to forge a new alliance with russia. old friends are getting agitated a new president form a new world order. a similar question on matters. domestic budget hawks in congress find themselves wondering if elon musk's high-tech chainsaw is

they lied to us about iraq. they lied to us about afghanistan.overnment that will lie to you about war, where with you might lose your children is going to lie to you about anything else. there's nothing more serious. c-span has really failed in one way. i love your channel and you guys are great. you have to failed to bring on the opposing side that actually can tell you a lot of facts. victoria newland air our -- and our government including the cia, pushed ukraine. they got rid of elected leader in 2014 to force us into nato. you can google this stuff. we instigated because our military industrial and corporations want to steal russia's natural resources. host: on the free speech issue that you talk about, have you read jonathan turley's book? caller: i read some of it. i read some excerpts. i really like turley. host: he's going to be at the tucson festival of books on march 15th. we're going to be live book tv on c-span 2. we're covering a panel he's on. he's going to come and take calls from book tv viewers. if you haven't made it through t

we went to iraq and afghanistan vetted some of the billions of dollars the president spent over there of it was widely spent the best interest of protecting our sons and daughters and uniforms and others purely wasted and fell into the hands of our enemies i think that is been true of every administration that has tried to strengthen america's national security by investments abroad. anyone to say that troubles me greatly is now we have substation of all foreign aid and you know, just take ukraine for example, i know is been $174 billion and dated from the u.s. to ukraine is important to note that winners of the 4 billion most of it was fit here in the united states printed in pink defense workers and contractors and putting americanss to work at 90 percet of that on the defense side, and then when you look at the grain shipments that we have made not only to b ukraine but others because obviously agricultural systems, inoperable rightht now. those were american farmers and i would like to ask for unanimous consent to submit this article from the associated press entitled usaid shut d

forces in iraq and afghanistan during the post 911 war on terror, which eventually led to the tragicwas there that blackwater contractors shot and killed 17 iraqi civilians and wounded 20 others. several contractors were charged with manslaughter and four were convicted. in 2014, the company came under intense scrutiny, leading to prince stepping down as ceo in 2009, and blackwater was later sold, and it's changed names at least twice since. now largely shunned by the american public, prince left the united states for the united arab emirates, where he was hired by their government to build an 800 member battalion of foreign troops. and over the next several years, he tried to sell his vision of this kind of new mercenary warfare around the world. but when trump came onto the political scene in 2015, he saw an opening to get back into the business of the us government, becoming an unofficial adviser to trump's presidential campaign. well after trump won the election, prince began sending defense and intelligence policy proposals to his team through his longtime friend steve bannon, i

realization of having lost the family savings and the possibilities of a new life. nicholas hawk elgin's iraq taking lots of the full of the sonnets regime in syria allows us to send the thousands of syrians have returned to their homes. but many have been destroyed. even among the ruins, families are observing, ramadan and upholding their traditions. are still set of reports from damascus. this being it'd be too sweet homecoming for many cities, fill out the violence and tell us of the civil war. what they found often the return has been heartbreaking. here in the neighborhood of damascus investigation is over. well. these children have come back to the, the home, which is barely standing. the father of jet says he knows living here, he's, there just busted better. that'd be another feature. so what else? his oldest son was killed in 2013 by a battle boom. drop by the savages family den semester's area for more than a decade. oh, but little and i'm not going to. we're trying to stay here while being struck by every kind of weapon imaginable. they were experimenting on us with weapons that we

course the coalition of the willing, remember that it was a popular terms during the us led invasion of iraq 2 decades ago. but it's making a resurgence with the you can from taking the lead. they propose the strategy to the point europe in fritz in ukraine. what plans reported to show those plans to president trump? the move would cross or red line for most school. i'm there also appears to be 0 american appetite for it to britain's leader even admitted it's an all star with all washington support. we agree that in the event by piece deal, we will continue to pace keep trains, defenses, new trains to terrance. and finally, for we agree to develop a coalition of willy ready to defend a deal, any price guarantee the peace britain will play a leading role with if necessary, together with others. boots on the crown and plains from the mr. speaker. it is right. the europe do the heavy lifting to support pace on confidence, a thought to succeed. this effort must also helps from u. s. packets. i would ask everybody this is there a known associations? what is the alternative and other 4 years of wa

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the us support for the iraq war was almost total, even though it was based entirely on this information. and once the body bags came home and this information faded, the american public completely turned against it in by 2006. george w bush's approval rating was in the low twenty's. that's the process we're undergoing right now. we're the american public sort of waking up from the propaganda and trump's position on this proxy war will continue to strengthen over time. all right, donald trump junior re posted a video of, of, of, of conscription, sat in the mobilizations in, in ukraine. and commentators express us todd surprise and disbelief of what they saw up give us an idea how. where are the american people in public about what is really going on on the streets and in ukraine generally. what is the point of a proxy war, or the hybrid war that the american national security state prefers, is that the american public are unable to see the human dimension. because we're using a proxy, we're using slobs who cares about them. they're dying, but they're dying for freedom. we'll just, we'll

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so, many, many questions still to be answered, samantha. by president george w bush during the iraq warkeir starmer and mark rutte the nato secretary general touched on commitments made at that meeting in private or their own parliaments. we may hear more later this week, and certainly ursula von der leyen, the european commission president, leaving that meeting, talked about this unanswered questions, of course, on the sort of political elephant in the room, donald trump. will donald trump shift on security guarantees from other european leaders. but what are they? i suppose because they have their own domestic audiences, but they maybe need to get approvalfrom cabinets or their own parliaments. we may hear more later this week, and certainly ursula von der leyen, the european commission president, leaving that meeting, talked about this summit on thursday that she will be hosting. unanswered questions, of course, on the sort of political elephant in the room, donald trump. what will the us�*s role be in all of this? will donald trump shift on security guarantees or on sovereignty? and

and of course, the coalition of the willing was a popular term during the us led invasion of iraq or 2 decades ago. but as making a resurgence with the u. k and france leading the charge, they proposed a bombshell strategy to deploy european troops in ukraine. and reporter, they planned to show it to us. president trump. russia has long rolled out such a move and that there is no american appetite for it either. even britons liter admits it's a non starter without washington support. those willing will intensified planning now with real urgency but you pay is prepared to practice with boots on the ground and planes in yeah. together with all this, europe must do the heavy lifting. put to support pace in appleton and to succeed. this effort must have strong us back. i would ask everybody this is, there are no negotiations. what is the alternative and other 4 years of war? another 3 years of war in which the united states and europe continues to for billions of dollars into award and ukraine. is that the alternative? i've asked every foreign minister i meet with. tell me your idea of h

including seriously now coalition of the willing that was a popular term during the us led invasion of iraq 2 decades ago. but it's making a resurgence with the u. k and friends taking the lead there propose this strategy to deploy european troops in ukraine with plans reported to show it to president trump, the move across a red line from moscow. and there appears no american appetite for it either. britton's leader even admits it's a non starter with a live washington support. we agree that any event by piece steel, we will continue to boost the trains defenses. a new trains to terrance. and finally for that, we agree to develop a coalition of the willing ready to defend a deal, any price guarantee the piece person will play a leading role with if necessary, together with others, boots on the ground and planes from the let's just because it is right the europe do the heavy lifting to support peace on confidence, ought to succeed. this effort must also helps from u. s. packet. i would ask everybody, this is, there are no negotiations. what is the alternative and other 4 years of war and ot

realization of having lost the family savings and the possibilities of a new life. nicholas hawk elgin's iraq taking rescue as an inch is retired. con states have recovered full, full days from the size of an avalanche, which had the state on friday. i think the total death toll from is off to to 8. you have a loss, has removed area, and the new in northern india in the himalayas which are cons is increasingly trained to flash floods in line slides due to advising global temperatures. anyways, across carrier has dealt himself grid days off to north korea. tested cruise missiles is upgrading navy. since the arrival of the vessel is a display of military partnership and account with north korea and threats in the past, feel young has viewed such military deployments as provocative and responded with miss alt tests. as present though trumpets declared english, the national language of the united states by executive order will just be in the countries to start the dominant language. it hasn't had official status until now. how does your castro reports? the english is now the official language of

realization of having lost the family savings and the possibilities of a new life. nicholas hawk elgin's iraq taking to stop at american national parks have been in the firing line as the trump administration seeks to cotton government spending. and that's where he's concerned. so lots of stuff could endanger the nature reserve that are considered as some of the math is gracious, national treasures such amount of hand reports the these protesters that you some of the fear for the future of america's national parks. around $1000.00 employees, 5 percent of the workforce were laid off in february as part of a cost cutting campaign by the truck administration. former staff say this was the wrong place to cut corners. people who come to these national parks to work are not making a lot of money. and in fact, most of them are volunteering time beyond their work duties because they care so much about the work they do. so if you're trying to find deficiency in the government, these people who are bleeding, so these clerks or somebody with sufficient government employees that exist. yosemite national

realization of having lost the family savings and the possibilities of a new life. nicholas hawk elgin's iraq taking catholics visiting from have expressed their concern for pipe francis who is in hospital and has misleading the weekly and gave us prayer for the food consecutive sunday. the i t h or old lady. the roman catholic church has been suffering from pneumonia and both longs for 2 weeks. notice intent to move quickly. we still feel him here. it's not the same thing because the presence is missing, but we still feel him. we know he's here. he's in all thoughts and i'll pres and also he's here. but when i started the in the room uh, being in rome right now and with his holiness on, well you get this kind of anxiety and this down to the sadness people have uncertainty in not knowing how hope francis is doing as well. so a hit here on that, i'll just there and sport and unlock the title of spoken redemption for this form. a game member. obviously it with that story like the that what i could do is international, downstairs, downstairs, some of whom have survive and speak. couple attacks f

there's a, there was a saying that we in the united states had, after, or prior to the us invasion of iraq. you know, if you break it, you own it. uh, the truck administration has broken the elias between united states ukraine and now they own the consequences of that you'll can ukraine survive and it's current state without you are dramatic us military assistance. probably. okay, in the short term. certainly not sustainable in the long term. so i think you're once the, um, the anger on all sides passes. the question will be, you know, can cooler heads, try to sticks this back together again over time, but it's going to take time, you know, to accomplish. then you say the trump administration has broken the lines, the trump administration is clearly trying to create something very different than, than what the americans and europeans are used to. is that the might going to lead or couldn't lead to, to the us and trump losing the mantle of leader of the free world? that certainly is one of the dangers. i know there's not necessarily a 6 clear successor to the united states as leaders of the

in moscow. coalition of the willing as a term that hasn't been heard since the us led invasion of iraq over 2 decades ago . but it's being used now with the u. k. and france leading the charge and proposing a bombshell strategy to deploy european troops to ukraine. russia has long ruled out such a move and there is no appetite in the us for it either. even britons liter admits it's a non starter without washington support. those willing well intensified planning. now with real urgency the you k is prepared to practice with boots on the ground planes and yeah. together with all those. europe must do the heavy listing. but to support pace in appleton and to succeed. this effort must have strong us back. i would ask everybody this is, there are no negotiations. what is the alternative and other 4 years of war and the other 3 years of war in which the united states and europe continues to for billions of dollars until award and ukraine? is that the alternative? i've asked every foreign minister i meet with tell me your idea of how this turns out most don't have a plan. a few have said, wel

realization of having lost the family savings and the possibilities of a new life. nicholas hawk elgin's iraq taking rescue is in india is it's occur on states have recovered full bodies from the size of an avalanche on friday. it brings the total death total for that is also to 8. you have a loss, hit a remote area in northern india in the himalayas. there's all kinds is increasing. you find to flash lots of down slides to devising gluco temperatures anyways, across carry a has dealt himself career days off to north korea, tested cruise missiles. the south korean navies has the arrival of the vessel is a display of military partnerships aimed at country hills. queens threats in the past few and young has viewed stops. military deployments has provocative and responded with miss sol. tests also the full of a sod regime and serial off to some of the thousands of severance, a pretense of the homes. but many have been destroyed. and even amongst the ruins, families are observing, ramadan and upholding natural nations. as will set out reports from damascus. it's been a bit too sweet homecoming fo

you've seen the scale of activities there, and there are still iraq, and you have the intentions of the resistance forces. and the resolve of these law, mach republican iran, which is raising the spanner, remains unwavering. the claim that resistance has weakened or ceased and is netanyahu's opinion which aims to distract some looters and officials in the region . we have heard this and have taken note of it. the resistance has not weakened and iran has not withdrawn its support for its squads and supporters. it will stand up to genocide, child murder, and force displacement, and will not back down one very sorry, that story. wrapping up this, i was addition of the weekly here, one ology, international life from moscow. what a week, it's been so many a highlight to choose from. look at another one coming away. the top of the out of the can join us the the the russian states never is as tight as some of the most sense community best. in most, all sun set up the same assistance must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin med

and we report from a refugee camp in iraq, when many syrians off questioning whether to return home to the full of the sod for seats. and sports indeed have dismiss concerns. they have an unfair advantage at crickets and champions trophy. they face australia and the sentence on, on tuesday, with all their matches being played in july due to ongoing political tension tournament house upon the spot. the us special envoy, steve, with costs, is expected to visit the middle east in the coming days. and on this visit comes at a time where the cease fire and gauze that is looking increasingly fragile. the state department says we'd call for work on all kinds of extension of the 1st phase of the sci fi, which is rel, has insisted on. and how must, has refused all progress on to the 2nd phase of the sci fi to which would see a complete withdrawal of his ready forces from the goal is to strip and start today as. 1 said agreed to a proposal by what cost to extend the 1st phase of the seas $5.00 by 6 weeks, which he himself has not confirmed. right, well let's go straight to washington dc to speak

with respect to syria and iraq, we share the same desire. we don't want to see islamic terrorist groups resume any of their activities because for some time our armies have very bravely been engaged in the gulf, as you have led, and contributions have been significant and helped stability in the region. i say this with great sincerity. france was affected by a terrorist attack in 2015 which was linked to the terrorist activity in syria. we are in that region at your side to work for more security. ladies and gentlemen, we had extremely productive discussions this morning during the conference and we spoke with our ministers and counselors and advisers and wish to say, after speaking with president trump, i fully believe there's a path forward and we share the same beliefs and we know what work needs to be done and in the weeks to come, we will work on that and our teams will come together in various formats to make sure we have this solid lasting peace with great strength. mr. president, thank you so much for welcoming me here today. thank y

. >> ten years in congress, eight years in the marine corps, those times over the last during the iraq and afghanistan war. during that time to his own credit and honestly, lindsey graham would say we thought were inside the money and kept us safe. we thought there so we didn't have to fight there enough the narrative, fight russia, ukraine russia because if not, they are coming after us next. we lost our appetite and faith in the ultimate including the negative and lay you went through that journey will help. >> we could not figure out what looked like in afghanistan and i would ask them, the highest generals we had what does victory look like? they couldn't answer that basic question so here's president trump, he made solid points, of course we will see it on other networks because they think it's all for putin. president trump said my allegiance is to the united states of america and i want peace and right now, i'm trying to help you but you're not willing to help yourself and he made good points that under president obama, they gave him sheets, literally blankets and sheets and the