je ne sais pas trop dans quelle caisse ils sont trouvés. sont toujours des positions de droite extrême de donald trump. il va certainement jouer sa carte en solo, viktor orban, même si emmanuel macron dit qu'il faut qu'on soit 27. il est possible que, dans les conclusions, on ne le soit pas et qu'on fasse des conclusions à 25 ou à 26. on ne sait pas de quel côté la slovaquie va jouer. il faut aussi que les conclusions soient signées par les etats membres. ca les affaiblit un peu. l'autre chose dont on se demande si elle va figurer ou non dans les conclusions, c'est cette fameuse idée soutenue par emmanuel macron et keir starmer d'un cessez-le-feu d'un mois en ukraine à venir rapidement sur des bases solides, où les européens offriraient des garanties de sécurité en sécurisant un certain nombre d'endroits proches de la biélorussie et de la moldavie. tout cela avec l'idée d'un engagement sur le terrain. dernière chose, pour renouer le fameux lien transatlantique. dans les conclusions pourrait figurer l'une des idées de giorgia meloni, proche

quelles sont les pistes envisagées?ant-hier par la commission européenne. le but est d'augmenter les dépenses militaires des pays européens grâce à plusieurs leviers. d'abord, une plus grande souplesse budgétaire sur les dépenses militaires qui sortiraient notamment des critères des procédures pour déficits excessifs. l'idée serait aussi de réorienter certains fonds européens, notamment les fonds de cohésion. cet argent est destiné habituellement aux régions les moins développées économiquement de l'ue. la commission européenne propose également de mobiliser 150 milliards d'euros de prêts destinés aux pays européens. ce plan propose, enfin, de changer les règles de la banque européenne d'investissement, pour augmenter les dépenses militaires. ce plan est une 1re étape qui, selon les diplomates, ici, à bruxelles, devrait remporter l'aval des chefs d'etat et de gouvernement. malgré tout, à quelques heures de l'ouverture de ce sommet, on sent qu'un certain vertige s'empare des responsables européens, à l'image des avertiss

now, for the dissent, justice samuel alito was his usual brilliant self-writing does a sing quell districttion have the unchecked power to compel the government of the united states to pay out and probably lose forever 2 billion taxpayer dollars in the answer to that question should be an emphatic no. but a majority of this court apparently thinks otherwise. i am stunned. well, again, that means part of the usaid slush fund is back, back on. and we deserve to know where that cash is going according to the white house the agency had spent 17.9 million to teachly is alan can journalists thousand avoid binary gendered language, 1.5 million to rebuild the cuban media ecosystem more than 1.5 information to kazakhstan and 2 million for sex changes and lgbtq activism in guatemala. so much more. joining me now someone hobby documenting all of this along with what doge has been doing as charlie kirk, founder of the great turning point u.s.a. charlie, now enshrine doge cuts which are going to continue to be racked up. continue their list building, congress needs to get involved here. what's your mes

>> quell, no many. -- well, no, there is fear. >> reporter: what's the fear. >> we're just starting togood again out here, and these types of tariffs are going the impact us in such a dramatic way. and it's the parts too. it's going to affect if our service department -- >> reporter: all these parts come across the border. >> a lot of them, a great deal of them under the nafta agreements. so they were doing the right thing, playing within the rules, and all of a sudden our customers are going to come in and have to pay 25% more for a part k if that's going to be a problem, and then the cars -- >> reporter: the cars, yeah. we're standing in front of jeep compasses here, stuart. this is just tip of the iceberg. take a look. it's not just stellantis the jeep compass, but the ram trucks. a lot of those are made in mexico. gm makes its chevy blazer this in mexico. ford, its mach e. that's just a few examples. >> and as we get into the electric market, you know, the wagoneer s which has come out of the gates very strongly, that's made in mexico. and our charger and challenger electrics are m

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when you start making fun of arab folks, when you start making fun of our international efforts to quellou say you want to care about veterans, but you're cutting their benefits and the staffing at the va, i mean, what am i going to do? i'm out. and bay area congressman sam liccardo invited disabled army veteran daniel ledecky to attend the address. he lost his federal job at the palo alto, va last month. liccardo said he announced ledecky as his guests this morning, and two hours later, his termination was rescinded. liccardo, blaming the poor decision making on cuts by musk's dodge crew. so what else came of tonight's speech, and what does it mean here in the bay area and beyond? let's bring in donna crane, political science professor at san jose state. professor crane, thanks for being with us. one hour and 40 minutes. this was long. did the president lose the interest even of his own supporters during the speech? oh, no, i think it was. they were absolutely delighted with with every minute of it. i don't i don't think it was boring at all. most effective part of the speech. what stoo

meanwhile, on capitol hill, elon musk meeting behind closed doors with house republicans trying to quell concerns about his efforts to slash the federal government. republicans seeking input on the process after many have been getting an earful from their constituents at town halls. musk leaving that meeting upbeat. >> you know, there's a lot of room, a lot of opportunity to improve expenditures in the government, and then we're making good progress. >> it comes as the department of veterans affairs is now planning to cut over 70,000 employees, 15% of its workforce. the second largest federal agency, the va, provides care for more than 9 million veterans. the cuts raising alarm with the republican chairman of the senate veterans affairs committee, jerry moran, saying the va is in need of reform. but current efforts to downsize the department and increase efficiency must be done in a more responsible manner. democrats like senator richard blumenthal going further, saying the administration's plan prioritizes private sector profits over veterans care, balancing the budget on the backs of t

so the french are beside themselves in trying to decide what they should do to quell the rebellion. they've sent militias, they've asked for reinforcements, and now they're going to send to three main commissioners. they've sent some other commissioners. they fail they're unable to stop the progress of the revolution. the two main commissioners who stay in their posts are a man named santo next. and another name pulverized when they initially come to the island, they say. oh, we're not here to help slavery. we're not going to do anything about slavery. has to continue here. what we're here to do to try to recruit the free people of color, the free men of color, many of whom were also enslavers, had plantations to be on the side of france because previous to that the freemen of color they're are not so sure that they want to stay on the side of france since the french government and the french colonists in particular are not really interested in viewing them as equals because of their skin colors, because of the idea that they were of african descent. so these commissioners are suppo

et quelle est la différence entre le donald trump de 2017 et celui de 2025?stophe, on parlera de la chine. - christophe dansette: oui, on parlera du discours du premier ministre avec des objectifs de croissance. pour la 1re fois depuis 30 ans, la chine va accepter de renoncer à la rigueur budgétaire. - pauline godart: hélène, qu'est-ce qui a retenu votre attention dans la presse? - hélène frade: on parle de foot et de la rencontre entre le psg et liverpool, au parc des princes. une rencontre qui a inspiré "l'equipe", qui rend hommage à une célèbre pochette des beatles. - pauline godart: merci. 1 heure 40 de discours de politique générale pour finalement ne pas faire de grandes annonces. donald trump aura battu tout de même un record, celui du plus long discours d'un président devant le congrès. 6 semaines après son retour au pouvoir, le président américain a débuté son discours avec ces mots qu'il aime tant répéter. "rien ne peut arrêter le rêve américain, l'amérique est de retour." un discours tout de même chahuté par les démocrates qui dénoncent une "démocr