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i know firsthand of his courage as i led the house delegation for the opening of the american embassy in 2018 in jerusalem. the failed policies of biden-harris have left american families in danger of illegal aliens bringing lethal drugs, including fentanyl. yesterday president trump announced a deal the mexican government will deploy thousands of mexican troops to the border. canada is implementing new protective commitments. house republicans are taking action, voting on the halt fentanyl bill led by congressman morgan griffith and bob latta. sadly, the regime in tehran is defiant and having sent assassins to murder donald trump and vladimir putin has ignored initiatives with attacks on civilians in ukraine. with putin's television shamefully broadcasting nude pictures of america's first lady who is so beloved, melania trump. in conclusion, god bless our troops as the global war on america continues. trump is reinstituting existing laws to protect american families with peace through strength. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gen

you moved the american embassy there. you recognized israel's sovereignty over the golan heights. you withdrew from the disastrous iran nuclear deal. i remember when we spoke about it, you said this is the worst deal i have ever seen. i'm elected,, i'm walking out of it, and that is exactly what you did. and it speaks loudly for just common sense, just looking at things and seeing them as they are. and of course you also brokered the groundbreaking abraham accords in which israel made peace with four arab states. did this in four months. nothing happened for a quarter of a century but in four months we were able, working together under your leadership, to have four historic peace accords. and now, now in the first days of your second term, you picked up right where you left off. your leadership helped bring our hostages home, among them american citizens. you freed up munitions have been withheld from israel. they had been withheld from israel in the midst of a seven front war for our existence. and you just freed it. you ended unjust sanctions against law-abiding israeli citizens

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s embassy is in for countries that come after me it's, it's wild, like an american family that recently moved to russia with 6 children. i've never felt safe or land tire life then living here the. the moscow accuses ukrainian officer of war crimes for bombing a school in rushes in battle to curse, present, and attempting to draw attention away from the torture and execution of civilians by camp forces in a nearby area of warning. this 1st thing images are ahead. p c, and d of all right. do you do bull is to say attack and of course regions i'm shortly after russian troops discovered the bodies of at least 22 level 2 were apparently mass secured by ukrainian truth despite the cease fire in gaza. israel steps up as a salt on palestine telling.

i went to see several american embassy officials to get an update on the situation the country. and i was told that they were spending millions of dollars on a radio station that was broadcasting pro american propaganda indian. and, and i said, well that's just such an old school propaganda oper. ready why would anybody be interested in that? and they said, oh we've, we've dedicated tens of millions of dollars to making it sound like this was being broadcast by the american network. uh, national public radio n p r. they would intersperse talk with jazz and it was, was in specifically at young people, teenagers, and people in their early twenties in yemen. of course it was a failure. so where did all that money go? it went into the pockets of middleman. the same thing happened in afghanistan. the same thing happens across africa. it happens everywhere that usa idea spending millions of dollars and doesn't have to account for it. at the end of the day, the defense industry in the united states is very proud when it says we do not give cash to foreign countries. we give in kind aid

i recognized israel's capital, opened the american embassy in jerusalem, and got it built by the way, built to, to just that only designated it but got it built at a price that nobody's seen for 40 years. we got it built, it's beautiful. all jerusalem stone right from nearby and it was, it's something that is very special and recognized is really sovereignty over the goal on high something that they talked about for 70 years and they weren't able to get it. and i got it. and with the historic abraham record, something that was really a new treatment that was uh, i think gonna become more and more important because we achieve the most significant release based agreements and half a century by the abraham accords in particular. and i really believe that many countries will soon be joining this amazing piece and economic development transaction. it really is a big economic development transaction. i think we're gonna have a lot of people signing up very quickly. unfortunately, for 4 years nobody signed up. nobody did anything for 4 years except in the negative. so unfortunately, the weak

i recognized israel's capital, open to the american embassy in jerusalem, and got it built, by the way. tilted, to -- built it, too. at a price that nobody has seen for 40 years. we got it built, it's beautiful, all jerusalem stone right from nearby. it is something that is very special. and recognized israeli sovereignty over the goal on heights. something they talked about for 70 years and they were not able to get it. i got it. with the historic abraham accords, something that was really an achievement, i think will become more and more important because we achieved the most significant piece in half a century. i really believe many countries will soon be joining this amazing peace and economic development transaction. it really is a big economic development transaction. i think we're gonna have a lot of people signing up very quickly. unfortunately for four years nobody signed up. nobody did anything for four years except in the negative. unfortunately the weakness and incompetence of those years, those past four years, the grave damage around the globe that was done, including in

some bad personally sold it from the american embassy in the bridgestone town of high rise building of hypersonic. and we're doing super hypersonic actually could just either step back on stop, stop, and we'll have them think they're starting fairly shortly. but grocery got them and they built them. yeah. where as they stolen during the administrator usually stolen from the spanish embassy and funding from by 1000000 in portugal during the break. so inside the hypersonic stuff, then they may die for something like this. he just know it's just for, you know, done, please your go to stick with what you go to stomach is. here's the thing, che, i think americans are so unable to comprehend an idea that somebody could make new technologies cheaper and better than america. you know, for a 100 years of dominating planets, the only way they can cope with it is by telling themselves that it was store to store. yeah, and you know what? we don't mind just keep telling yourself, keep telling yourself that your 1st step old is money you spend is spent on on purpose and fairly because what we really

some bad personally sold it from the american embassy in the bridgestone town. of i was the rise of building of hypersonic and we're doing super hypersonic actually linkages. either the stuff that are non stop stop and we'll have them, they fish starting fairly shortly, but grocery got them and they built them. yeah. where as they stolen during the administrator usually stolen from the spanish embassy on funding from by 1000000 in portugal during the break. so inside the hypersonic stuff 10, they may diapers like this. he just know it's just for you know, done please you're good. it is. think what you're going to start making, here's the thing che, i think americans are so i'm unable to comprehend an idea that somebody could make new technologies cheaper and better than america, you know, for a 100 years of dominating planets. the only way they can cope with it is by telling themselves that it was store to store. yeah, and you know what? we don't mind just keep telling yourself, keep telling yourself that your 1st step old is money to spend is spent on purpose a

he did great things in the first term he recognized our capitol moved american embassy there, the recognizebout sovereignty and got out of the disaster iran deal. brokered the abraham accords made peace for four arab states in four states in 25 years. so he was a great leader then but he started now the second term, you know, he had the topic right so he got from the delivery of weapons that were being held -- withheld to us finding seven war front war for our existence against our common enemies against anti-semitism he went against the icc this corrupt so-called international core that targets america. targets israel, targets democracies, listen, it's a great beginning. and a restart a recalibration of our great alliance. mark: let's talk about this restart. since october 7th that brutal assault on the israeli people. a lot of things changed in the middle east. i mean, you defeating hamas they're almost finished. look at hezbollah they're on their backs he took on them and houthis getting help in my opinion from the rest of the world -- and then iran. iran is as weak as it's ever been in

and when he went to sign his name at the american embassy the day after the assassination, he was in tears. host: the book is "a different russia." it is not your first memoir about your time as a journalist in russia but -- guest: the first was because khrushchev labeled me peter the great and that helped me a great deal as a journalist getting closer to him. the second book was assignment russia and that was when edward r. murrow hired me at cbs and a couple years later as he sort of moved me through the system, i had never been a journalist before and they wanted somebody representing cbs in moscow who spoke the language and knew about the history and the literature of the country and i had written something for the times he had liked and on that basis and the conversation we had which lasted for three hours which he asked me any number of questions, a really fantastic journalist. he stood up and put his arm around me and said how would you like to join cbs. i said yes. that was sort of the end of my career as a scholar and the beginning of it as a journalist in that second book c

opened the american embassy in jerusalem and got it built, by the way. built it, too. but got it built at a price that nobody has seen for 40 years. we got it built. it's beautiful. all jerusalem stone right from nearby and it's something that is very special and recognized israeli sovereignty over the golan heights. something that they talked about for 70 years. and they weren't able to get it. and i got it. and with the historic abraham accord, something that was really an achievement that was i think going to become more and more important because we achieved the most significant middle east peace agreements in half a century but the abraham accords in particular. and i really believe that many countries will soon be joining this amazing piece and economic development transaction. it really is a big economic development transaction. i think we're going to have a lot of people signing up very quickly. unfortunately for four years nobody signed up. nobody did anything for four years except in the negative. unfortunately, the weakness and incompetence of those years, t

you moved the american embassy there. you recognized israel's sovereignty over the golan heights. you withdrew from the disastrous iran nuclear deal. i remember we spoke about it. you said this is the worst deal i have ever seen. i'm elected i'm walking out of it. that's exactly what you did. and i think it speaks loudly for just common sense. just looking at things and seeing them as they are. and, of course, you also brokered the groundbreaking abraham accords in which israel made peace with four arab states. did this in four months. nothing happened for a quarter of a century but in four months, we were able working together under your leadership to have four historic peace accords. and now, now in the first days of your second term, you picked up right where you left off. your leadership helped bring our hostages home. among them american citizens. you freed up munitions that have been withheld from israel. they have been withheld from israel in the midst of a seven front war for our existence. and you just freed it. you ended unjust sanctions against law abiding israeli citiz

you moved the american embassy there. you recognize israel's sovereignty over the golan heights. you withdrew from the disastrous iran nuclear deal. i remember we spoke. about it. you said this is the worst deal i've ever seen. i'm elected. i'm walking out of it. that's exactly what you did. and i think it it speaks loudly for just. common sense, just looking at things and seeing them as they are. and of course, you. also brokered the groundbreaking abraham accords, in which israel made peace with four arab states. we did this in four months. nothing happened for a quarter of a century, but in four months we were able working together under your leadership to have four historic peace accords. and now, now, in the first days of your second term, you picked up right where you left off. your leadership helped bring our hostages home, among them american citizens. you freed up munitions that have been ■withheld from israel. they had been withheld from israel in the midst of a seven front war for our existence. and you just freed it. you ended unjust sanctions against law abiding isra

i'm going to move the american embassy to jerusalem. we've got the abraham accords.i think he feels like he's got credibility in the region to do things that are extremely outside the box, which i think is why you saw what happened yesterday. >> yeah. all right. thank you

advice was coming from president biden, who's on the left, who put up the lbgtq flag and all the american embassies not only did the embassies did, should we abolish the state department because of that? i mean, this this doesn't make any sense. it doesn't make any sense to attack aid for this. when the defense department was doing the same thing, so was the state department. >> so your argument is don't throw out the baby with the bathwater. change it, move it to the right if you want, but don't close the agency because it does incredible good for the world. andrew natsios, we'll have you back on to talk more about this issue. it's not going away anytime soon. you're a learned guest. we appreciate it. another health scare today for republican senator mitch mcconnell. two falls for him at the capitol. what we're learning about the 82 year old's condition ahead. >> five good things. >> listen, wherever you get your podcasts. >> billions. >> of. people dream that they can live like. >> we do. >> the least. >> we can do is enjoy it. >> otherwise it's offensive i don't. >> know what. >> i expected. >>

donald trump did move the american embassy to jerusalem. i don't see any any strain in that relationship going back to the previous administration, donald trump, including the current one as well. >> so i'm glad you brought up that sort of idea that israel can normalize relationships across the region, because of course, the big one is saudi arabia, and that was on the table before the october 7th attacks, obviously got set aside in the wake of that. i want to show you a little bit of what was said on tuesday by trump and netanyahu about saudi arabia specifically, and then we'll talk about it. take a look. >> so saudi arabia is going to be very helpful. and they have been very helpful. they want peace in the middle east. it's very simple. >> i think peace between israel and saudi arabia is not only feasible, i think it's going to happen. >> so here's what saudi arabia said. this is the wall street journal, which has under the headline mideast powers reject donald trump's gaza proposal. saudi arabia, which the u.s. hopes to lead into a deal

i'm going to move the american embassy to jerusalem. we've got the abraham accords. i think he feels like he's got credibility in the region to do things that are extremely outside the box, which i think is why you saw what happened yesterday. >> yeah. all right. thank you all for being with us this morning. really appreciate it. it's very, very busy news day. it's going to be another one coming at you. thank you at home for joining us as well. i'm. >> president trump makes a. stunning proposal saying america will take over war torn gaza, sending in american troops if necessary, moving palestinians out and turning the gaza strip into, quote, the riviera of the middle east. he proposed this break with decades of u.s. foreign policy while standing alongside israeli prime minister netanyahu. the fallout swift. >> all right. >> breaking overnight. >> the cia offers buyouts to nearly its entire workforce. so what does this mean for the future of the spy agency. >> and the u.s. >> postal service is. suspending all inbound packages from china and hong kong posts. how long w

i recognized israel's capital, opened the american embassy in jerusalem and got it built.e way, built a two, just not only designated it, but got it built at a price that nobody's seen for 40 years. we got it built. it's beautiful. all jerusalem stone right from nearby. and it was it's something that's very special and recognized israeli sovereignty over the golan heights. something that they talked about for 70 years, and they weren't able to get it. and i got it. and with the historic abraham accords, something that was really an achievement, that was, i think, going to become more and more important because we achieved the most significant middle east peace agreements in half a century. but the abraham accords in particular, and i really believe that many countries will soon be joining this amazing peace and economic development transaction. it really is a big economic development transaction, and i think we're going to have a lot of people signing up very quickly. unfortunately, for four years, nobody signed up. nobody did anything for four years except in the negative

i recognized israel's capital, opened the american embassy in jerusalem, and got it built, by the way price that nobody's seen for 40 years. we got it built. it's beautiful. all jerusalem stone right from nearby. and it was. it's something that's very special and recognized israeli sovereignty over the golan heights. something that they talked about for 70 years, and they weren't able to get it. and i got it. and with the historic abraham accords, something that was really an achievement, that was, i think, going to become more and more important because we achieved the most significant middle east peace agreements in half a century. but the abraham accords in particular, and i really believe that many countries will soon be joining this amazing peace and economic development transaction. it really is a big economic development transaction, and i think we're going to have a lot of people signing up very quickly. unfortunately, for four years, nobody signed up. nobody did anything for four years except in the negative. unfortunately, the weakness and incompetence of those years, those

you moved the american embassy there. you recognize israel's sovereignty over the golan heights. you withdrew from the disastrous iran nuclear deal. i remember we spoke about it. you said this is the worst deal i've ever seen. i'm elected. i'm walking out of it. that's exactly what you did. and i think it it speaks loudly for just common sense. just looking at things and seeing them as they are. and of course, you also brokered the groundbreaking abraham accords, in which israel made peace with four arab states. we did this in four months. nothing happened for a quarter of a century. but in four months we were able working together under your leadership to have four historic peace accords. and now, now, in the first days of your second term, you picked up right where you left off your leadership helped bring our hostages home, among them american citizens. you freed up munitions that have been withheld from israel. they had been withheld from israel in the midst of a seven front war for our existence. and you just freed it. you ended unjust sanctions against law abiding israeli c

and that's american, us embassies and 4 countries that come after me is wild. and so we have a couple of theories, the one that most people come to me 1st is like, oh, there's just a bunch of bureaucratic mistakes, but there's no way they raised our house in 2002 in cyprus, they have issued fall on my wife uh, they've interrogated me, they visited me and bought here in prison. personally the i came, they tried to make deals. and also whenever can microsoft, i cover the middle east and africa and i had several intelligence agency trying to recruit me to work for them. and when i kept saying no, they wanted to make an offer. i couldn't refuse. and they have a history that to and is approvable, know because when they try and recruiters not like they leave behind a business card and say, hey, you know, i'm from the intelligence agency, but very clearly there are 3 recruitment attempts. why is it that the f b i is looking for you on the website? they say that i legally retain my son, which is not because i had custody of my son anywhere is here to lived in europe th

in the back yard and had a program for foreign students and we got together and went to the american embassy this woman welcomed us and she gave both. it is not [indiscernible] and then after that i got accepted and [indiscernible] ended up in san francisco where i had friends so i came to college of san mateo. from there, i transferred to chico state college, so i graduated there and that is when my culinary adventure started. i love cooking and also remind me of my childhood mptd >> my father had a dream and grit and deteation. worked very very hard. to me, food is one of the most readily accessible to understanding a culture. i don't think many ■gpeople hav the opportunity to travel to armenia or lebanon. we are lucky in the city, the abundance of asian cuisines and [indiscernible] staurants are in many ways an opportunity to engage with another culture through food. >> my grand father had his backyard you name it, we had it. [indiscernible] but my grandma's cookie the meries [indiscernible] ry powful. when you channel these memories there is a image because it is a experience all 5 sense