but it is okay it is okay because i promise to be present for all ameri■uns a i mean that sincerely.e, i told them all to you at the groundbreaking. let me close with this when you see shovels in the ground, cranes in the sky the people hard at work on these hope they feel pride in america. pride to note we can get big things done but we work together. you are all heroes is not hyperbole. american workers, the american s doing the work to bring our cities into the future. that is what america does. that is why i've never been and i knowhis for a while i have been saying i'm optimistic.n around for a wide e and have never been more optimistic than i have bit in the last three years and they really mean it. there i?)ng, nothing, nothing. we are the united states of america and nothing is beyond our capacity will be worked together. nothing, nothing, nothing. and i will say one last thing, we are the only major company in the world that has come out of every crisis stronger then we went in. and that is what we are doing again today because thank you, . may god bless you all. a god prote

ameri, to all political groups, now they are determined to speak again about the presence of american bases in iraq, and this is very important, a very important move, mr. seyed hassan nasrullah spoke very well last night. kurdish about issues israel's withdrawal from shaba'a district in southern lebanon , america's withdrawal from iraq, and i think this testimony of mr. abutqa has now caused a sense of unity within iraq about the necessity of american withdrawal or the closing of those bases. american forces are in iraq. you have done a favor mr. sedekian . you have appeared in the world today. still, the international support for the palestinian people continues all over the world . let's see some of the images that have reached us today of this support. au peuple palestinien qui est souverain sur cette terre d'un point premier économique euh il a des intérêts enormes économiques et aujourd'hui ben on préfere laisser une population se faire exterminer puisque c'est le mot exact euh pluto que de venir en aide international et solidarité on international. with my soul, with my soul, w

zahir movie directed by hossein ameri and produced by ayeh khandegi.d by khairullah taghiani and produced by saeed parvini, the movie majnoon, directed by mehdi shamhammadi, and produced by abbas nadran, the movie queen alishun, directed by ibrahim nouravar mohammad and produced by ebrahim nouravar mohammad and neptune movie directed by mohammad ebrahim ghafarian and produced by siavash aminpour, these 12 movies are the first movie. in the new look section, these works are competing. in the first film section, two films have been considered as reserve films by the honorable selection committee, and i present them to you. hamed alizadeh and edited by saeed sharfi kia and the film shuma directed by mozhgan bayad and produced by abdul mohammad najibi faqash. you remember waking up, but standing is just work we are the ones whose story is the story of a dream. at that time , the establishment plan of the esfrainim industrial foundation was 49 years old , unfortunately, when the fruit of this factory was pursued. this was one of his concerns, which, after a

hadi al-ameri is also with the convict. he blamed the government for this crime of negligence in immediately expelling the forces of the international coalition from iraq. the azam coalition and the iraqi parliament's rights faction demanded the expulsion of the american ambassador from iraq and action against the american forces. haj mushtaq talib al-saeidi, the deputy commander of the baghdad security belt operations in the hasht and shaabi forces, was martyred in the us missile attack on the headquarters of hasht al-shaabi in baghdad. in this attack, 2 other people were martyred and 6 people were injured. the results of the examination of the eligibility of the candidates to participate in the elections were sent to the ministry of interior and the candidates will be informed today and tomorrow. the spokesman of the guardian council said: the number of approved candidates in this term of the parliament is twice the previous term, and 3 days have been set for protesting the results of the qualification process from januar

ameri is now determined to talk about the existence of american bases in iraq and this is very important to all political groups. a very important move mr. seyed hassan nasrallah spoke very well last night.

ameri, and all political groups are now determined to speak again about the presence of american bases in iraq. iraqi soil and this and this. very important, a very important move, mr. syed hassan nasrallah spoke very well last night about the issues of israel's withdrawal from the shabaa area in southern lebanon, the americans' withdrawal from iraq, and i think that mr. abutqa's testimony has now caused a situation. coherence inside iraq regarding the necessity of withdrawing the americans from iraq , the closing of the bases of the american forces in khar, i thank you. but in the united states, the public relations committee of the united states, israel, during ipec, plans to spend 100 million dollars on election campaigns in the intra-party and national contests of the united states in order to remove the few critics of the zionist regime from the congress of this country. in last year's election , zionist lobbies spent millions of dollars in the state of maryland to prevent donna edwards from winning because of her support for palestine. we are not with those who stood by israel. t

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they want that the us acts of aggression against the ameri forces could spark a regional war. reporting for press tv. un wars that gaza's health system is on the brink of collapse amid incessent israely attacks and remaining medical facilities in the blockaded palestinian territory. the spokesman for the un chief said only 1/5th of 500 beds required for trauma and emergency patients in gaza are within reach now. stephank also confirmed that some 70% primary health centers are not functional at all. the spokesman underlined that the attacks and fighting in the cities of jar albala and khan yunis as well as the evacuation or since october the 7th, the israeli regime has been conducting a genocide against the people of palestine. numerous documents have emerged that have documented israel's criminal and murderous acts against the people of palestine. a newly emerged viral video on social media shows israeli snipers targeting civilians. israeli snipers targeted a group of mostly women and children who were passing through a gaza street carrying white flags as a token of peace. the

> reporter: for berlinda, precious minutes wasted, leaving her wondering if her own granddaughter, ameri jo, could have survived >> this is why i'm so angry with those officers that were right outside the door, right outside the door while we were sitting out there wondering what was going on inside there, while they were sitting there lying to us. they had the opportunity to go in, and they didn't. >> reporter: 77 minutes. >> 77 minutes. >> morgan joining me now. morgan, i know many of the families say they want more accountability what would that look like for them? >> reporter: yeah, lester, they do. and they say following this report, that would look like officers who clearly did not rush in to save those students be terminated from their jobs or even face criminal charges right now, we do know that the district attorney is conducting a criminal investigation. but as of last check, no charges have been filed yet. lester >> all right morgan chesky, thank you. >>> in new york city, an arrest has been made in a series of random stabbings police say jermain rigueur is the man seen holdin

unheard details from the likes of said hasan nasrullah, nurial maliki, adol abdul mahti and hadi al-ameri. stay with us on press tv. "you're not strong enough to face the resistance, your power has lost its effectiveness against the forces of resistance. now you're targeting innocent people, know that you will pay heavy price for this horrible crime. at least 90sgrity soldiers have been killed and several more injured in gaza as palestinian fighters put up a stiff resistance against invader forces. the israel regime has confirmed the loss of 182 soldiers. the beginning of its ground invasion, resistance groups say israel is under reporting the casualties. the leader of iran's islamic revolution says that the resistance of palestinians in gaza has frustrated the us and israel. said that the israely regime has reached none of its goals after committing nearly 100 days of crimes in the gaza strip.

when you have a situation where we are risking supporting our alli and thinking if ameri decides not to lead that somehow another country that believes in freedom and demoacy will step in, we are fooling ourselves. what will happen is russia fills the void, iran, chi fills the void. the notion that the approach we should take is to fail to support tokraine without understaing the impact that will have both for the lenski -- zelinski and the ukraini people. i think there is a disconcerting alliance gwing between some numbers of the republican party and putin andllies of putin. i think you'reeeing that today in the herage society meeting going on with associates of victor or bond and members of congress on the repuican side. a failure to support ukraine means ukraine could lose the r, which means that russia will be embdened, which mea we wilbe facing a situation where russia may march inta nato ally nation where in fact were obliged not just to provide resources but to come to e defense of any of those nations. it will embolden china and iran. e of the areasf disagreement i have th th

wassain ameri abdul said that yemen is fully committed to maritime shipping security but takes action in solidarity with gazans. the foreign minister also said the white house needs to stop. military support for tel aviv in order for security to return to the entire region. yemen's military has been targeting is really bound vessels to block their passage through the red sea at both teran and have also repeatedly warned us against any provocative action that will endanger peace and security of the region. art is the title to describe the beauty or language used to translate its emotions and feelings resulting in aesthetic values interacting with all the people despite the different tongues and colors. everyone that sees the smoke envisages destroyed home with dead people and devastated lives in its place. however, i try to bring this place back to life in my own way, where i can change the image of destruction into an image that's more at ease to the sensitivities of people. every artwork presents a valuable theme and truth about palestine in a beautiful. civilized way, i think the is

that the hajj of abu mahdi and hajj qasim, while on this topic, you came on the road, call abu hassan ameri." abu fadak said to me, listen to the case, i said to muhammad reza al-zahir qasifin al-matar , he said to me, abu mahdi is present, i said to me, no, abu mahdi, i was at his house an hour ago , i was sleeping in our pavilion, is it reasonable , listen to me, what is your way, he said to me, god gives good news, then pay attention to the second fire, which was hey al-afalun al-siyarah , the one that belongs to the martyr, you know, that is, this al-siyarah , the one that falls on hajj, was the rest of it, the size of the martyr muhammad al-shaybani, may god have mercy on him, is a part of me. the idea of ​​the need of the people was the price of the prison and the remains of my works , the hajj collection. doubt about the presence of the inverter of the passenger plane. i called iran and said, do you have any news ? everyone said that they were not informed. no one in iran knew. my first call was to mr. sadar qahani , who was his replacement. . al-akhwa sah ali and the words of tahki

unheard details from the likes of sied hasan nasrullah, nurial maliki, adul abdul mati and hadi al-amerith us. on press tv. the headlines: iran's leaders says palestinians through their set fastness have made the us and israel desperate during the airbar on gaza. lebanon's resistance carries out a drown attack. back on the israeli occupation army in the northern city of safed, and bolivia is joining south africa's lawsuit at the international court of justice against israel for committing genocide in gaza.

now, from halff americ of ameris who actually want to vote for the candidate of choice. as steven pointed out, he is censoring free speech. he is arrestin speech.g political opponents. he's waging unrestricted lawfare upon them. it is a disgrace and it's not going to work because, you know, i was just out driving around today. gagas is like four or five bucki a gallon. you go into the grocery store, you come out wearingng o of tho, little barrels with no clothes, you've got no mone yy left. america is falling apart. we are we are our policy is ae n disgrace. we're getting pushed around by the chineseese, b by the ira, by whoever the the houthies are. >>t t we've got run out of afghanistan with 13 people dead. it's a disgrace. and he can't hide it by lying c against half of americans. you know, will the people he's lying about right now the people who support donald trump. >> they buils coun they ft this country, they build this country. they fuel this country. ntryand they defend this countri again, unlike joe biden, you know, you hear one word from the senile, corrupt c

unheard details from the likes of sied hasan nasrulla, nurial maliki, adol abdul mahti and hadi al-ameri. stay with us on press tv. repressive headlines, us is really genocide in gaza is now in its 97th day as a world health organization calls humanitarian situation across the territory indescribable. iraki resistance fighters say they've attacked two military bases housing occupying us forces in iraq and syria in response to israely genocide in gaza. and yemen slands the un security council resolution on anti-israely operations in the red sea saying all its actions fall within the framework of legitimate defense.

i have a set of twin sisters and they had a sweet 16 and amerie, that is the photo she was wearing theidly, the last day i spent with her and ameriejo had a connection like no other. she was a lot like me. she was very quick—witted, like to playjokes and laugh a lot, all the time. it was not serious business. when me and her were together, it was playtime pretty much. we were always on each other and getting on each other�*s cases and making fun of each other, kind of roasting each other and just played pranks on each other, stuff like that. so, she was very much like me and what i miss most isjust her touch. she was a very happy person. she liked to see others laugh. she was a very outgoing, outspoken person. and, i mean, i miss her dearly. i'm about to have another child now. we got one coming here soon, probably within the next couple of weeks, any day now, and i know she would have been very happy to know that she was going to have another addition to the family, another baby sister. and, you know, that is what we think about a lot, you know? what would life be like if she was stil

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rafik cohen told amery about this in an interview with my colleague iryna matviychuk. an air force researchexpert at the rand think tank. we don't know what exactly brought down these planes. it could be ukrainian air defense, it could be another plane, or could it be a diversion? we don't know and we won't know until we understand the mechanics of why and how this plane was shot down. ukraine has recently had several difficult months in terms of the dynamics of hostilities. and in this sense, this is a much- needed victory. image. a50 large plane with such a plate in the mountain, it is very visible, such planes are shown in parades, so the idea of ​​destroying it is a significant victory for ukraine, it is like how ukraine sank the ship moscow at the beginning of the war, this is one of those attacks that has symbolic meaning further beyond the purely military effect. despite all the advantages of russia in aviation technology, the kremlin did not manage to achieve superiority in the ukrainian air force during the 10 years of war. and this is an incredible failure for moscow, the former c

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that's next. uring back to ameri.e're taking the best fibers our farm can produce, spinning it at one location, weaving it, then finally into a cut and sewn product. there's value in buying american made it has a real life impact up and down the supply chain. we want our customers to feel how special this product is, right when they open the box. go to redlandcotton.com and receive 20% off your order with code fox 20. >> three pedestrians were struck and transported to the hospital. one is currently in life threatening condition. the other two are in non-life threatening condition. >> dana: we're awaiting an update on a new york car crash being investigated as possible domestic terrorism. it happened early monday morning in rochester. a man driving an s.u.v. full of explosives plowed his car into a crowd leaving a concert. at least three people are dead including the driver. police say he left a suicide note in a nearby hotel room. his family reportedly believes he suffered from bipolar depression. authorities are sch

. >> what do you want people to know about amerie jo? >> that she died a hero. she had a heart of gold and she never met a stranger. she wasn't even, she worried about what was going on in that moment. she told chloe, oh, it will pass. we're going to be okay. and she died trying to save her classmates. and she will always be my hero. >> even in the midst of that horror and that fear that she must have been feeling, she was telling a friend it was going to be okay. she cared about her friend. >> yes. she befriended everybody who came across her path. she was a very sweet little girl. very charming, very sophisticated. she was just so adorable. >> thank you so much for talking to us. i'm so sorry for your loss and i appreciate you spending time with us tonight. >> thank you for having us. and angel sends his regards as well. >> please send him my best. >>> still to come as we noted earlier, donald trump was not on the campaign trail today. he was attending the final for his wife's mom. when we come back, i'll have more on the relalationship betwn melania a and her

is he talking aboubot the ameri dream?bout freedom of speech or the future of cities? you crushing it. are what are you crushing it exactly?yo you are crushing our lives. this is a thing that has to be brought up. when he's out and around, what'o happening to his state? he's on the campaign trail, .californians are actually livig on trails.ra >> jesse: inil caves. >> greg: in caves, too. a in-n-outnd. this is a big deal. in-n-out never closed the store ever. it wasn't because they werere doing poorly, they were doing amazing. people can afford in and out but not the french laundry,o so i it's not as much of a big deal offor him even though his family loves it, but you get the impression that, witht wicalifornia, it is gavin's word and they're just livin g in it. if he ever becomes president,pr how soones would he be tired of that job? >> jesse: do you get tired of being president? >> greg: you do. that's why i don't run for. >> judge jeanine: then what do you do? >> greg: you go to the wes andco you control the world. >> h

of mankind because they wanted to get lessons from those experiences that they could apply here in ameri they found was that there was only one thing all those republics had in common. everyone of them had failed. it failed for the united states of america to determine once and for all can people govern themselves, do you have society based on the idea they come from god we live in a rule of law or was mankind forever destined to live under various forms of despotism. that was just of the the tic work when benjamin franklin walked out of the convention he was asked did you give a republic or monarchy and his answer was a republic if you can you can have the best constitution in the world the best declaration of independence in the world. these do not run on autopilot. they require every generation of americans to stand up and defend freedom and sometimes put on a uniform and risk your life and even gave the last full measure of devotion for service to this country. we are not called upon to make sacrifices of that nature here in this political season, but what we are called upon to do is

>> for -- precious minutes wasted, leaving her wondering, if her own granddaughter amerie jo garza, could have been -- right outside -- >> -- wondering what was going on, whether it was -- they had the opportunity to go in, and they did not. >> 77 minutes. >> 77 minutes. >> back with us tonight, former fbi special agent clint watts. he's also a consultant to fbi's counterterrorism division, and an msnbc national security analyst. clint, it is hard to watch that. this shooting happened 605 days ago. why on earth did it take this long to tell us what we knew days after the shooting? it is as though they want us to forget about. it did we learn anything new? >> i think we did learn some specifics. but the big part of, it stephanie, that does come through is, this is clearly a policy recommendation document about what needs to be done. i think it does set up, just in terms of a larger legal picture, in terms of the response, and how local law enforcement should be responding to these things, ways out some pretty clear standards. i think one of the things they did at the top of that report, wh

, but why do they do this , kuleba himself said, yes, give us money, that’s how he said, yes, what americans give the money, zelensky first they asked, kuleba was asked the same question when zelensky says that your soldiers do not die, and kuleba said that for you this is the best deal in the world, because you are not losing the most valuable thing of the americans, kemera, the minister of foreign affairs, he also said for america that for them it’s all great because they spent it. for them, for their lives, and as zelensky said, we are fighting so that american children live longer than we live, he also insulted trump, well, i don’t know what they are counting on, here are 300 billion, but it makes me happy another thing is that ukraine is not everything, this cannot be compared with zelensky, they are mocking ukrainians, today is baptism, and i congratulate, i take this opportunity to all orthodox christians, yes, that is, there is something in ukraine there is discrimination against the orthodox, they postponed it for 2 weeks, and for catholic christmas. christmas baptism was moved

involved, and i think there are a lot of americans who think thats a vile choice for the united states of ameriunderstanding the massive economic costs to ceding all our adnce to production in the world to chinese control, not understanding what that would do to undermine deterrence all over the globe if our other allies say the united states is in serious out its commitment and won't stand up for democracies. so we have to succeed, and it coulvery well escalate to world war iii. so for erything that has go well in ukraine,ecause prett much every analyst in the world expected that russia would conquer ukraine in a matterf weeks, we have to admit that in ukraine deterrence failed, and we have to succeed at deterrence in the pacific, so then anything that we do that increases deterrence, anything that we are discussing on the select committee on chi on which we boaste where we talk about economic strategies, competitiveness strategies, it all has to come back to deterrce, and this deal helps us with terree -- deteence. host: what is it about this deal ecifically that answer the threat that the am

we've amaryllis, irma garcia, zaire garcia, xavier lopez, amerie jo garza, jose flores junior, arethal guadeloupe rodrigues, iliana taurus, iliana garcia, rosario taurus, jacqueline casarez, gina nichols la zarra's, jace waiver knows, lexi rubio, tess mada, mckenna elrod, nobe bravo, layla salazar, matej iraqis, and miranda mathis. think about that. this shooting doesn't happen if our government has just listen to these families, not just our government, but of the state of texas had just even done a paltry thing of making it, even raising the age to 21. they would all be alive. >> after attorney koskoff spoke, kim rubio, whose daughter was murdered in her classroom, said this. >> i hope that the failures and today. and that local officials do what wasn't done that day. do right by the victims and survivors of robb elementary, terminations, criminal prosecutions, and our state and federal government enact sensible gun laws because rob elementary began the day an 18 year old was allowed to purchase an ar-15. >> after attorney koskoff spoke, kim rubio, whose daughter was murdered in her

eva morales, or vote garcia, via garcia, xavier lopez, amerie jo garza, jose flores jr., alisyn maria -- and abel guadeloupe rodriguez, eliahna garcia, rogelio torres, jacqueline casarez, jalen sylvera. jace cueva knows, lexi rubio, to spot up, mccann elrod, nobe bravo, layla salazar, -- rodriguez, and miranda mathis. think about that. this shooting does not happen if our government had just listen to these families or if -- not just our government but the state of texas had just even done the thing of raising the age to 21. they would all be alive. isn't that such a small price to pay? i will turn it over now -- yeah, we will turn it over now to our wonderful families who would like to speak and express themselves. i will introduce kimberly rubio. >> we will take questions at the end. >> reading this report this morning, peeps directed officers intending to -- stop. no leader effectively questioned the decision and lack of urgency of the -- pd actually chief, mariano -- toward entering classrooms won 11 and 1:12. leadership can happen regardless of rank or title. i hope that the fail

they are now below $3 much of the country.d we are also goingo continue our focus on for ameri. president is very focused on that and he is an agenda for prescription drug c it's much higher here than the rest of the world and bringing down insulin prices in out-of-pocket costs for seniors negotiating medicare prices and the president is calling on corporations to increase their prices once supply chains snarled to bring those prices back down and to pass along savings as input costs are coming down to consumers. republican have no plan instead ey continue push tax cuts for americans and the wealthiest businesses. car insurance rate increases have counted for 15% of the overall increase in the category right up there with housing. we want to understand what the is doing to tackle this what leverage do you think that we have when you're talking with insurance companies? >> the administration is a variety of tools to look at particular areas for prices that might be elevated. we are very focused and we have legislative authorities and using those and that's the earlier actions we

value and principles anyou don't nt to assimilate into america, you're not going to gain entry into ameriat is the way it should be. we cannot be politically correct abt this. thank you all. i am asking for your support. if you signed , thank you. if you have not, we have cards wheryou can sign up and for those supporting us, bring a neighbor, bring a family member. ing a coworker. it is important. your voice is what matte. the mediwants to act likyou don't even count. they just termine everything. no, you count. you have the ability to shape the future of this country. thank you for coming. god bless you and let's go win this thingn january 15. ♪ >> thank you again for coming. we are there for you. >> hello. i want to tell you [indiscernible] it is very meaningful. gov. desantis: good. >> it means so much. i am like i understand at all. gov. desantis: it is a tough thing. good luck to you. [indiscernible] good, good. who is taking it? you guys got it? >> 1, 2, 3. gov. desantis: where in florida did you guys go? >> [indiscernible] gov. desantis: ok, good. >> it happens every day. gov. des

divert federal funding used to help feed and house families and give it to anti-abortion centersa-.e ameristhat these renne es often mislead women with false medicas endanger public health. it's really endangering women's health. we are hearing stories of women dying or nearly dying because of their extreme restrictions on their health care. bill, h.r. 6, should be named the student anti-abortion bill and not the pregnant students bill of rights, because the b students' rights when republicans restrict access to information about the full range of health care available to pregnant students.p a pregnant woman and her child receive nutrition assistance or medicaid benefits. benefits, i wout republicans oppose. they don't want our babies to be healthy. representative stevens submitted an amendment to h.r. 6914 that would provide pregnant students information about mischarmings. a devastating loss that affects one million women in the u.s. each year. shockingly, not a single republican voted for this amendment to give students health information about miscarriages. in fact, republicans opposed

absolute minoritof ameri y. fewer than 50% of the people in america from then and ireland will be white. europe in stock. that's not a bad thing. that's. that's a source of our>> strength. >> so just so we understand j democratesse so wes are saying d to open the borders so migrants comets come in here and they cn have babies, and that's a good thin g. mocrat what else are democrats saying about this theory of theirs s? >> in a couple of presidential cycles, you'll be on electionre night, you'll be announcing that we're calling the 38 electoral votes of texas for the democratic nominee for president. the demit's changing.goin it's going to become a purple state and then a blue stat a pue because of demographics, because of the population growth of folks fromdemogr outse of texas. >> starting to make sense now, right. sense r, replace t the babies americans are having with foreign babies. and in a generatiohebabiesn. a >> red states become blue states. that's genera not what i said.ts jus that's what democrats ju

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right to tell a women what she can and cannot do with her body and i trust the decision-making of the ameripoint out this the, just as you say i hope that you will look at my issues page regarding drug policy, ubi and so many things, economic bill of rights. i hope that you'll look at my it's not enough. just like i said it's not enough to be able to fight a war we need to proactively create peace. it's not enough that we treat fl type system, we need universal health care.em medicare for all ages needs to dental eye hearing aids and also mental health but also i want to help create a more peaceful society. we have to the ask ourselves why are americans, why do we have a higher rate of chronic disease than any other advanced democracy and in order to address that some of you me tals at thehe democratic debate last time. we have to look at our food policies, we have to look at our chemical policies, we even have to look at our economic policies and the way that stress, so much of that stress creates, creates sickness but this is a crown je my whole health plan that i want everybody to know a

i don't wantdon't want ameri amn endless wars. >> i feel joe biden has just botched the whole ukraine effortby by putting handcuffs from the beginning on zelenskyyr i want to see israel win their war against terror becaus be the islamic radicalwat terrorists that attacked them on october t seventh wantpoint to attack us. i think the world hade wits to e point deal with iran. and that's why i wanted to specifically aso withk you. >> what do you do with the number one state sponsor of terroponsorterror?r? >> they wouldn't be who travels armed as well as they are withoue without iranians. the same with hamas, the same with hezbollahs an, the same wia lot of these groups. a lot of this goes right to the mullahs in iran. should the world unite world an, make sure that they never get nuclear weapons, and should they take ouear weapy t their refineries, which is their ability to make money to foment terror ? n isra >> so i'll say three things there, sean. first on the point on israel, israel is now proven it is able to get its job donne thie. e th the number one thing we need to do is provid

host: you ha it seems like all of ameri waiting to see whether orot he would finish the book before heass. would you tell that story? craig: absolutely. this is an emple of how these oks have been so central to american history. we have forgotten about some of them tay. but because othe publishing indury andhe things you ve talked aboutthey were news. they we at the core what amerans were thinking about. grant was working on his deathb, the untry knew that he was sick, they knew he s working a book. newspapers would have headlines like "general ant went for a walk today." "general grant did not sle well last nig." "genal grant managed to write pages." threethey r from uses this offices. that updates could happe in real-time. the cotry was obsessed with it. well he wasn't racing to finish the books, the was an army of booksellers, a lot of them were civil war veterans who were thrilled to have one last chance to celebte thean they had served under. they would go door to door and theyould talabout the boo their script wa "i am here to talk to you about the book that you have heard smuch

manufacturing made the country not just lip service like joe biden gives it when he talksuntry an about in amerihis wa in 1980 on that same topic, establishing a real peace. must rest on the firm underpinning of a strong shing a american economy. tragically, the weakened state of america as economy has significantly affected our ability to have the strongest possible foreign and defense policies. >>e well, this is trump's poin. how are you a superpower when interest on our debt is bigger than our defense budget now? r debtyou can't continue to dou' superpower things when you're self-loathing home in our schools and then l you wreck your economy with globalization and you never realize it until it's actually happening. superpowers never realizth youe they're out of missiles or they're out of ships. they're out of men until they're already starting supehee people. they're already starting to scramble before they're starting to try and buy til theyamble or from abroad tod to refill our own arsenals, which joe biden promised to. you know, right now the united states is a lagging economy. inflation's

voters w who are madad at ameri there e is one guy w who will l itit.op bubuying his merchandise? >> no. they bought it more.e. >> repeporter: why? becaususe they knew it wasas li russiaia c collusion.. this is made up [ [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. he has gained a lot t of p peop buzz of this administrtration tt we have e now. >> reporteter: you getet people coming andnd saying ththat? >> o oh, yeah,h, they cocome in say nenever again will i be tha stupidid. >> hi,i, welcome t to the e tru store. >>>> reporter:r: what haveve yo obseserved what t people arere g for? >> peoplple want o our ecoconom better. they're vevery scarered i think becaususe of the w way things s going. they feel like where we're at right t now w is likike ststagn. >> were yoyou ininterested in politics before trump? >>>> yes. and, you know, it's strangnge, becaususe i've always been democratat. >> repeporter: reaeally? >> yes. soso i am a firm believer inin believing in a person and sysysm that's's going to mamake positi changes. i think k in the pasast i made quick judgmentnts about mymy

ameri and the president very strongly encourages the europeans to pay their bills actually can have aato's os right in your wheelhouse. you mention history and present a debate that last for many, many decades it was not controversial to hold that opinion in the 1990s. the interested of what forces this issue is the recruiting crisis will to be and not enough ine in europe? right now but the army and navy are 25% short or something like that. eventually it will the material problem that forces a realignment there? it will be interesting to see. just that crisis alone shows there is certainly flagging the faith among the generation of people who have traditional he signed up to go. to duty in europe and elsewhere. >> i have to harken back to 1949 senate it's really nato in europe would involve quote substantial number of troops over there is a more or less permanent contributionee countries capacity to resist÷+ d atchison respond indignantly the answer to that question senator is a clear and absolute no comment 70 odd years later here we are. >> is still temporary right? >> nothing tem

speaker: --4-45th president of the e united statetes of ameri! donald j. trump. liz cheney: let's reflect on that for a moment. president trump was aware that a number of the individuals in the crowd had weapons and were wearing body armor and here's what president trump instructed the crowd to do. donald trump: we're going to walk down-- and i'll be there with you. we're going to walk down anywhere you want, but i think right here, we're going to walk down to the capitol-- [cheering] --to peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard. crowd: usa! usa! jake tapper: how would you characterize dononald trump'ss speech at the ellipse on january 6? maggie haberman: inciting. he said peacefully and patriotically, but he was telling people go up there, and it's hard not to see that was fomenting and telling people that he had been harmed, and they should be angry on his behalf. donald trump: you'll never take back our country with weakness. you have to show strength and you have to be strong. jake tapper: trump's national security advisors believe the presidenent

first black vice pre kamala harris, truth and slavery teaching act requires instruct history of afcan-ameriumstances surrounding slavery including which political party supported slavery by adopting post-slavery tenets as part of their platform, et cetera. joining us now princeton university professor and distinguished political scholar eddie gloud, and eddie, ron desantis and republicans in florida can't go any lower they do this. >> they do, right? this is the lost cause stuff. this is kind of the second iteration of the lost cause where they'll tell a story about slavery, but what is so fascinating about this, alicia, is that it is so dumb, right? i could easily respond to. i could tell the story of the founding of the founding of the democratic party in 1828 and i can tell the founding of the republican party in 1854, and i can tell what happened with fdr and what happened with johnson and what happened with ronald reagan in 1980. i can tell that stuff, but it doesn't matter because it's not about the facts. they just want to own liberals, and so i think it's important for us to a, call

i would like the president to talk about the family values that defined ameri, which are values thatay we care about our count. we care about go we care about our neighbor. we practice that in such aay that the civil rights that we have we share with one another and we do not get reduced to rhetoric the way it is used right now. if wlook atrump, he is the antichrist. he's e opposite of what we need. we need to getack to the values of america. host: who was the last prident who talked about the values of america in your mind? call: to be honest with you i have not got one in recent history. i'm 75 years old. that really disappoints me. i have written five books. the last was restored to family values. i'm calling for america to recognize the leeway weave a country where civil rights can be shared is when we recognize all are equal and we have to share those with each other. that means we share that heart. we make the space in conversation and o politics. our president needs to speak to those values that can bring us back together rher than emphasizing all the differences that we have