how was it that barton made the cut? and he was able to continue on.ell it's a great question barton was looking over his shoulder always looking always. and they were looking his shoulder. i think barton helps do marshall wanted to do by getting rid of some of his regimental commanders and other leaders. he kept producing on the battlefield and at the battlefield then was the louisiana maneuvers, the carolina maneuvers, several sets of louisiana maneuvers trying to till he got overseas he was demonstrating that he was there in front, you know, as a division commander, they had this massive high dive, the camp gordon johnston and, just the division commander, swimming first. you know, it first went in and he he had the reputation of being the leader. the other thing, of course, was his who was? his division commander, then corps commander, oscar griswold, one of these great army leaders that's disappeared from history. but oscar w griswald was a heck of a guy. and went to bat for barton a number of times because he was such a good so good staff officer

this of course, comes off to us. president joe barton made an announcement on tuesday night that the lebanese onto group has bullet on israel, have accepted a c spot deal. president barton saying the agreement was designed to be what he called a permanent succession off. all strategies, let's go to southern lebanon and speak to a correspondent, ali hashim. he is live entire, which is seen the bulk of fighting it in recent weeks. what is the situation that way you are right now? i was you said it's for an ceasefire time and every one anticipating but like the rest of the day, what's going to happen is the sci fi going to hold on? not people off for setting to come back to that homes that they left. of course, when we were talking about the, the displace intensity distaste, the ones from the city of $560.00 off know all the cities in the south are preparing to come back. people who are from the borderline who left the line around . yeah. and one month ago on also for fading, but they don't know whether they are going to be able to get in because of cluster bombs because of their houses

barton and was hosting has arrived in the up in east capital. is that a call to has moved from bayard for the 1st time in a months, israel has resumed attacks against hezbollah targets within bay boot itself. just as the armed group was set to respond to a us drafted ceasefire proposal. it responded with a yes, but with reservations, particularly about the western lead committee to oversee the deal. now, according to the part of the speak ability, the actual american proposal itself does last include israel, freedom of the news, but that's being said to be more media speculation. but the that you show up the committee to whoever say these implementation of our resolution, that is a point of preservation. israel has still not stated its position on the us proposal. that is based on un resolution, 1701. it was adopted in 2006, and called on loving onto extend its authority along the border is right, the official say it was never implemented. and the to army cross the border last month's as part of efforts to destroy it has the laws. capabilities i

he said, because barton officials have come up and said that this world change the course of the war and the cause of the war is such the ukraine is on the gradually increasing rate of retreat. at this point, the sudden of the incoming president donald trump, issued a statement as well as another representative on his way out of office. joe biden is dangerously trying to stop world war 3 by authorizing ukraine. the use of us long range missiles into russia. the american people gave a mandate on those and the 5th against these exact american last decisions and do not want to fund or fight foreign was the military industrial complex seems to want to make sure they get world war 3 going before my father has a chance to create peace and save lives, got to lock in those trillions. life be damned imbeciles. so the issue here, of course, is the many believe this is a move made by the bottom administration as of the spice to complicate things for donald trump, who is a mold. and one said that she will quickly, and this conflict that he will get you, craig, and rush out to the negotiating tab

among them, david barton and his son. we're not going sit down and take this.e and sort something out. they need to get rid of this tax. it's unjust. unfair. i met david on a much sunnier day last week, on his farm in gloucestershire. my great—grandmother came here with my grandfather in 1913. this budget has just ripped the heart out of us because i know my son cannot, will not be able to afford to pay inheritance tax. david says his son could face an £800,000 inheritance tax bill. he could have to sell the farm off to pay up. that's why the family have come to westminster, to raise their concerns. first stop, a mass lobby of mps organised by the national farmers union. how are you feeling about the situation? for 34 years i've had to go back to the family farm and produce food for the nation. it's a huge worry for me that that dream of mine won't be there. as an estimated 10,000 protested outside, the environment secretary steve reed faced questions in parliament about the new tax rules. the family had a chance meeting with him after leaving their mp's office

it's pretty well known that hospitals for the sick and wounded were set up in brockenhurst and bartoning, which now is the town hall in bournemouth, also had a part to play to look after indian soldiers, after king george v saw how stretched hampshire's facilities were getting, with huts and marquees being used to cope with the numbers. let's think about this for a moment. this is november 1914 and you've got sick and wounded soldiers trying to recover under canvas in the new forest. the king came down for a royal visit on 17th november 1914 and he was really unhappy at the way his indian soldiers had been treated. two days after the king's visit, a senior medical officer came down here and commandeered this building, the mont dore hotel, the biggest hotel. as time has gone by, that memory is fading and has largely been forgotten, other than by historians. nick tells me, over the period of around a year, more than 1,000 indian soldiers were treated here in bournemouth. as soon as they got well enough in the hospital, they were allowed out and they were taken by charabanc — old—fashion

barton myers barton myers. thank you, director noi. alice, i want thank you and your staff for putting on a great event. the cwi university is is really important. institute you're helping to keep public education, american history and civics alive. and i think this is a really, really important thing for another generation. thank you for all your hard work and your programing. with that i want to say there is a slight disclaimer comes with my talk today. this is the parental advisory moment of of my talk. this is not one of my more humorous talk. this is a very serious talk, but it fits right in the theme of just war and how it is applied to the american civil war. my talk today focuses in on the experience of southern unionists in north carolina during the confederate experience during the american civil war. so i'll begin with a series of stories about southern and what they encountered during the american civil. and then we'll dive a little deeper into what it all means as it relates to confederate military occupation, irregular wa

speaking of the summit inquiry barton said the world was facing a minus of significant political change at least to obtain a new born baby suff. die than more than a 1000 were injured after a fire slip through a neonatal intensive k unit in northern india. another baby remains missing. socrates are investigating the cause of the blaze, administer the rain from. marty has expressed his condolences. officials in pakistan's punjab problems have declared a health emergency of a toxic small schools and colleges must close with a lockdown imposed on 2 of the regions biggest cities, pollution in pakistan and northern india. the st. hey, quality full to dangerous levels in recent weeks will be annual lanton festival has begun in thailand, rebel as they released thousands of lands and into the night. sky of the northern city of chang mine. the douglas asia pacific bureau chief guild mathis was there to see its full moon, the rainy season's over. it's time to drive out the gloom and welcome in the night . the titans he paying festival business. what thousands of dollars on my for guidelines, room

yes, president john barton has held his last meeting with the latest of japan and south korea before donald trump returns to office next year. speaking of the summit in peru, button said the walls facing a moment of a significant political change in pakistan's punjab province have declared health an urgency of a toxic small schools and colleges must close with a lock down imposed on 2 of the regions biggest cities, pollution impacts done and open india as in a quality full to dangerous levels. in recently. now the annual lanton festival has begun in thailand. rebels released thousands of lanterns into the night sky of the northern city of chang mine the douglas asia pacific beard shift gear. mathis was there to see if it's full moon, the rainy season's over. it's time to drive out the bloom as well to me and then like the titans, he paying festival business, what thousands of dollars on my for guidelines for their release, for sick time and zones, and to be absolutely on the safe side flights that were scheduled for tomorrow or for 2 days after 7 pm have been rescheduled or cancel. t

barton taking that victory plan is he just mentioned in, in that sound like that, directly to the us president, to try to convince him that, of course, a didn't at the time you know, effect any policies shift. but that certainly gave warnings to the russians. they were able to move many of the strategic pop targets many weapons don't post a way out of the range of that $300.00 comb with the attack them weapon system. so, you know, certainly the element of surprise is going to present as the last thing, not wanting to give any more away as to when i might start using a vis the of these weapons. so the lensky, while the course is definitely understandable reasons. but how is this news being received across ukraine? well, it's certainly being welcome, as i saw by the government. and of course by and people are crying, who have been hoping that best like and turn around for them. you know the way hang out to a 1000 days since the will be done today. get hot. and of course, you know, many raul as low, you know, we're seeing on the battlefield. the new client are really struggling to take

following this remark, there was a joint press statement from president barton and also from french president and micro saying that both nations are committed on working with both israel and lebanon to ensure that this agreement is fully implemented and enforced. and we also heard it more details from a higher ranking us official that says the fronts will join and the already existing mechanism that was created up to the war in 2006. and they will be both diplomatic and military, it channels and through them, the us will work with the lebanese army. and this administration official also said that there will be resources allocated to support the reconstruction of 11 on because in the past. and that's also one of the learnings and that they, they said is that is, was often as well lied to help with the reconstruction. and now it's not only 11 and to interest to support the economic growth and seeing this as an opportunity to re establish power and the territory and also what's and pulled. that was something that we've heard over and over here from washington, is that the won't be you as compet

it 5 thousands of prophets to northern israel. us president joe barton and said to me, president elect donald trump at the white house on wednesday to discuss the details of the transition of power button as promised a peaceful and orderly hand of when button took of us 4 years ago. trump rejected such a major as your opinions, foreign policy changes the burial has expressed. the blocks unwavering support. all you think is the 1st thing a visual visit keeps. since donald trump selection victory borrow said brussels has to provide no military training and money and allow you trying to strike military targets inside russia. with tens of thousands of rally during the spanish city of valencia to protest the official response to the floods that killed more than $220.00 people. they want the original government later to resign. the issue issuing and a list to life thousands are still missing over a week of to turn swift vehicles and people away of anger and despair unites people here in valencia as they demand the resignation of regional liter carlos muscle. on more than 220 people died in s

. >> reporter: co-owner sean barton says establish roots on their four acres are doing just fine duringe for like 7 to 8 years and they see a deer, battier and they adapt to it. >> while you were out looking for the perfect tree sean says there are some things you need to be mindful of during this drought. >> grab a branch. if the branch breaks and you can tell it doesn't have water, it's not retaining water, it's not a trade. >> reporter: sean says it's not enough to look at just the outside of ae tree to be ababl see if it's affected by the drought. you have to look inside as well. >> there's no brown inside. % you shake the tree, no needles falling up. that's a tree. >> reporter: when cockburn farm opens on black friday for christmas ground hundreds of live trees will be on display pick >> here we have douglas fir, frazier for. >> there will also be precut trees. and he says the drought can % especially impact those, which is why they are waiting for the last minute to cut them down. >> we r don't cut our precut trees until the week of thanksgiving. so when we open up on black friday

. >> brad simpson's own brother barton choking up as he condemns brad for refusing to cooperate with the investigation. >> it is our sincere hope and prayer that brad will find the compassion and courage to end his family's suffering. we'd like to thank suzanne's family for their support and strength throughout this investigation. they are asking for respect of their privacy, especially for the minor children. >> i'm suzanne. i've been in real estate for 13 years. >> suzanne simpson seemed to have it all a successful luxury realtor, married for 22 years to real estate tycoon brad, with four children and several beautiful homes. >> but it brings some peace to our family, knowing that the authorities have gathered enough evidence to move forward with charges. >> the details now spilling out of the just released arrest warrant are investigators laying out exactly what unfolded on october 6th, the last night suzanne was seen alive. according to the arrest warrant, suzanne met brad for dinner at an exclusive club in their neighborhood with their five year old daughter, charlie, there. wit

barton also told supporters despite his party's election laws, the ideals of the democratic party have not and should not be abandoned. setbacks are unavoidable. like giving up is unforgivable. kimberly how his algebra, the white house, the greek and turkish foreign ministers, amazing americans on friday to decide how to control narrow time boundaries on the asian and mediterranean seas. the issue has brought the 2 countries close to will 5 times and as many decades. and those disagreements on the, on the issue between greece and took care of jobs throughout the last reports of police station and the greek island of rhodes. inside dozens of migrants and asylum seekers are being held in custody until recently, hundreds of them slept on the streets. roads has no official reception center, so they have to be brought to items that do like some of the camp here is overcrowded as migrant and asylum. so you can numbers have gone up substantially in recent months. every room had the for the bed. but right now, there is a, there sounds inside the room. so we slip the underground on the signs of

rhetoric with garbage and not the people it for us to come to la harris to distance herself from barton and put trump for a few minutes in the driver seat and break off from berlin. this is the day, the new like my garbage and my people to be about 4 weeks ago, i would say no, i want to protect the people i want to protect the women of our country. i want to protect them. sure. please don't say that why and now in america one and 3 women live in the state of washington. i said, well, i'm going to do it whether the women like it or not. i've got to protect them and he wouldn't been nationwide. listen. it's just, it's actually is, i think, very offensive to women in terms of not understanding their agency, their authority. i hope you enjoyed this. also coming up in 2016 russian metals in the us selection 8 years later it is trying to interfere again. but this time it has lots of company. americans are so focused on our own internal divisions that we've taken our eyes off external influences and those who are seeking to interfere with the election being so close . um, any, a small variatio

and so harris has been struggling to sort of draw back from what barton has, has been doing. um, i can't say that she has had much success. i was one of our problems. she goes around campaigning risk, which lose training and list training. you know, the training family has a, that of us to your point name for having very trip the american public, into attacking iraq over the supposed of weapons of mass destruction that never existed in killing a couple of 1000000 innocent people. and so it's, it's, it's a strange mix and it's very difficult for them across to sort out the differences within their party. so it's always going to be very interesting to see what happens in michigan. it is. yeah, adam, that despite so kennedy robot, can i do do junior, giving up his presidential bid, under those things from the supreme court? will these names should remain on the balance in michigan, wisconsin, do you expect seems to receive significant supports this spot given? got the right and um, there will be some people who vote for him, but, but kennedy has come out of the strong way endors

from wayne barton, the crutches are very important to me. no means they don't inspire me. they're a part of me that i couldn't do without. nobody asked him not asking me there, my best friends. and how did i mean they're my lovers. they're my companions by next sunday or everything. they didn't come home and the only time they don't exist for me is in my dreams. just when the self taught dancer had her 1st performance in 2014, today, she performs on international stages and collaborates with renowned choreographer as from across europe. the road here hasn't been easy though, but as time goes on, laila has begun dancing and increasingly prominent companies. england was her 1st artistic home a let this f, well not 40. 1 was a very important doorway for me. that's where my career as a dancer began more when someone steps into your life and says, trust in your work compared to that, you eventually start to believe it as soon as nothing, nothing in it, but that takes a lot of effort. so it doesn't happen over night. school, it's about gaining so confidence and embracing the cru

during that periods, barton's disapproval rating almost doubled. to 58 percent in the polls. what school box started the record supposed about? sure. let's just say she didn't get enough time or exposure. she had a hunch and 7 days, but she failed to make the most of them. well, trauma was on an interview blitz. she stopped to short stage the interviews, and would she couldn't answer how she would be different from jo by them. it seems that no matter which way you look at this, democrats and the mainstream media have no one else to blame for comma less failures but themselves and in their attempts to justify it. they are showing their true colors. well, we spoke with indian political economist on to ortho ross. he could decide who is saved by las ro relations between new delhi and washington. well, that's going to depend on the pragmatism, lovely, you'd ministration, o divided administration has been trying to rope india into a number of alliances that are regarded as being, you know, a sort of an antique china airlines. what happens into the trump administration, but it depe

this farm with its 200 strong beef cattle is all owned by david barton. he grew up here.n in assets. but that it doesn't actually make much money year on year. he wants to continue the family tradition and pass it on to his son but says the inheritance tax could run his business into the ground. they both travelled to london to take part in the protest. he's back tonight — i went to see him at his farmhouse. what was the atmosphere like today? it was an amazing atmosphere. all those farmers coming together with one voice and i'm hoping that the government were listening. sadly, i'm not sure that they are, but they'll soon need to. i think it's the level of feeling as farmers that we have at the injustice of what's being done through this budget. the government are in for a fight and they're going to get one. you say that farmers are really angry. you say that this will just escalate. what do you mean? i'm not one that, you know, want to rush out there and cause absolute mayhem. but if they don't listen, we'll have no choice. so i don't know what the things will be. but if

barton also told supporters despite his party's election laws, the ideals of the democratic party have not and should not be abandoned. setbacks are unavoidable, but gimme the business and forgive them all. in the meantime, president elect donald trump is already prepared to take office. there's much speculation about who may make up his transition team and his cabinet. no official announcements have been made, but there are already several members of congress and other high profile names under consideration. kimberly help you out a 0. the white house u. s. federal reserve has cut the interest rates by quarter, the point just 2 days off the presidential election po, so that high inflation was a major factor in votes as backing donald trump. central banks efforts to low inflation to stabilize employment under but recession appeared to be working. with a check, told reporters he knows americans, dental green, was enjoying reports from washington inflation in the united states to point one percent. unemployment 4 point one percent risk of a recession in the next year. down to 15 percent,

director has said the washington was threatened to moscow with supply even more weapons to key of then barton had been standing and then a tv interview sebastian go, guy didn't hold back on just what he thinks of allowed them to put a good one tip away that the president has mentioned, he will say to that low risk form occasionally being cut or less fog who runs the russian federation. you will negotiate now. all the aides that we have given to ukraine thus far right will look like p knots. that's how he will force those gentlemen to come to an arrangement that stops the blood shed. the gray zone has published it's investigation into sebastian go. okay. the oddly outlets says that the trump nomination has roots in anti communist activism. was shaped by his experiences in british military intelligence that we had this cost of the prospect . so the upcoming us administration with agrees those editor match blumenthal. well, trump was elected along with his vice president j. d vance, with a promise to make peace between ukraine and russia and stop the bleeding of the american tax period. if you a

he said, because barton officials have come out who said the police will change the course of the war, and the cause of the war is such the ukraine is on the gradually increasing rate of retreat events on the ground on the battlefield. all is going in ukraine's favor . it is losing the settlements almost every day in the new region, hemorrhaging more men, reservices, and territory in cost. where you create a new instance for a in may, it is last tens of thousands of troops. and the trends are looking like they can be robust at any time soon. it would take thousands of resolves to change women to on the ground and ukraine isn't going to get live thousands of nissan off to support the son of the incoming president. donald trump is issued a statement as well as i know the representative on his way out of office. joe biden is dangerously trying to stop world war 3 by authorizing ukraine. the use of us long range missiles into russia. the american people gave a mandate on those and the 5th against these exact american last decisions and do not want to fund or fight foreign was the military

and the cold war exactly drew barton was born before nato was even found. it means he knows the transatlantic relationship. and i think he looks at the international order and kind of with a transatlantic, a new point of view. so to say, but i think in many ways, you know, harris, she didn't have the same relationship to europe in her rhetoric. she's pro e u, she's pro nato. she's pro ukraine, but you know, we had the congressional elections yesterday as well, even if calculators and one and the republicans have picked up the senate. we would be in a very similar situation with the look. you train the difficulties that europe with face, from a, a, from a have a us ally and support in that conflict. yeah. perhaps no one was watching this election more closely than kids, right? ukraine. rachel is. we've heard trump saying that he could and rushes war on ukraine in 24 hours. do you think that's true? no, that's of course not true. um. but it like his promises with i've got us and i think we should take the idea behind the sort of outs observed statements true.

barton is arrived in brazil for the g 20 summit. now he'll join leaders from the world's largest economies for the annual meeting, which starts on monday. upon arrival, he took an aerial tor, the pumps of the amazon before meeting. indigenous lead is, is also pledged $500000000.00 to the amazon and most powerful solutions. we have to fight climate change is all around us. worlds, forest, trees, brief carbon dioxide, all of the atmosphere. and yet each minute we're always chopping down the chroma 10 soccer fields worth of force each minute is not the one you claim. climate change and trade will be front and center, but they'll also be lots of talk about someone who isn't the president's like double trump diplomatic editor james base isn't re edition that right? as leaders arrive in this huge seaside city, they are aware that although the formal agenda for the meetings was fixed long ago, the focus of everything changed dramatically in recent days. the election of donald trump to serve as us presidents again from the 20th of january,

and of course, from president barton over the last 4 years, g, 7 partners have met a moment of unprecedented testing. and we've transformed the group into a steering committee for the world's leading democracies. we've also strengthened ties with our partners beyond the g 7 new pacific. the middle east and more so that we can work together to find shared solutions to share challenges. i work has shown that when we come together, when we act in common purpose, we can better the lives of the people we represent. and indeed, better the lives of people everywhere. we boost a global investment in food security. we've done the same for sustainable infrastructure. we've advanced common rules of the road for artificial intelligence . we've generated ambitious commitments and investments for the point clean energy . and so much more. today our d 7 partners pledged stead set fast support as it was actually the state on the same plane can talking at the j 7. he did say at the top of that, but he was tracking the ceasefire. developments closely and 11 on the hopes that those policies will get hit over t

have it up to this point barton and is his own voice. and the secretaries of state of defensive have been singular, one of his route ones will do. and maybe that's really about the by did ministration deciding, now's the time for a some sort of cessation. also, he's always that about the trump administration does i think it's time presentation of hostilities. there's a lot of reporting in the last few weeks that israel was came to give trump a gift, if not this a temporary cessation of hostilities. i'm a major sci fi once tom gets into office. that was the washington post, i believe, news week and others were reporting that trump had given the green lights to these ravings through to, to push for this and to hawk steve himself to push for this right now. who isn't going to hear anything? it's different, right? now is a trump has been very clear, he doesn't want this to continue. so that's, that's where a lot of the speculations is everything centering and certainly administration, if it was ready, he'd so know that this was before the el

you know, i will say this, and the republicans probably would be doing better because barton is very unpopular and, you know, people say, how could they bill for truck? well, a lot of people are voting for trump, which is why the race is so close. many posters would have said if it was anybody but trump, if the republican party would be sweeping their selection. so he has actually brought the party down according to many posters, the talking to a fossil nice thing as ever, professor regular roger from massachusetts almost po. thank you. thank you. we outcome of the i feel that she could have a profound impact on people outside the united states, not least on ukrainians. candidates have stock and contracting visions of the us role and the will. donald trump has promised to end the ukraine's that war against russia's invasion. if he liked it with a deal, the thing haze was, would be good for both sides and contrast to come to harris. mister chump is a storage opponent of the billions in us aid for keith. well, today jim is foreign minister went to key. we're actually was briefed on the

serious impacts on russia's home by the effectiveness he sees an escalation for the sake of escalation, barton himself, was us to comment on the issue, at least was his response for the the russian ministry uh, the department of state is cut out who said the vladimir to address this issue previously and he address the 13 in other words, was lied to me. i wouldn't have to say this is roughly about the same time as russia changed updated. it's a new k of where the views doc suite web ice. if russia russian territory problem is attacks, the vast nuclear power will be completed, the tackled and russia do put itself up to retaliation unless you do that. if it's not a question of allowing the opinion regime to strike russia with these weapons or not, it is a question of deciding whether or not the native country could be directly involved in the military conflict. if this decision is made to mean nothing else, but the direct participation of the nato countries, the united states, european countries in the war and ukraine, this is their direct participation. like we mean the nato countries of the uni

barton address the nation. so the 1st time since donald trump is victory, this democratic policy is crushing defeat and tuesday's election. but the problem is that would be a peaceful transition to power on january the 20th. but he said there was still much work to be done. a white house correspondent, kimberly how could repulse her. she americans to accept the results of the 2024 presidential election. us presidential biden phrased his vice president campbell, a harris for her historic run for the white house shredded and spar and campaign. and everyone got to see something that i learned early on the respect so much for character and doesn't like his predecessor now president elect donald trump, who refused to accept defeat in 2025 and underscored his own commitment to transferring power peacefully off for a mile and a lot of the constitution on january 28th will have a peaceful transfer of power. here in america, of speaking from the white house rose garden side and reassured, nervous americans and democrati

i certainly will reckon president barton's decision comes, i had all the g 20 summit in brazil, law diplomatic editor, james base report, so from rio de janeiro. this is something the presidency. lensky is long, one to attack comes the all me tied to go missile system. that's what the abbreviation stands for. is a missile system that goes some 300 kilometers presidents. he wants to use it deep inside russia. and president biden has been very, very reluctant to given authorization to do so, saying that he probably wouldn't help the military situation. and his advisors have also bid that it might antagonize the russians. he seems now to have changed his mind on this issue. uninstalled the ukrainians might use. the attack comes to fall missiles into the coast area to protect that enclave that ukraine has taken from russia in west and russia and where reportedly the run. now north korean troops about to be deployed, where also hearing the u. k. and from switch at that low low wage. this all systems have also dropped their objection to ukraine using them deeper into russian territory. this is somet

kremlin has the keys washington of trying to prolong the when you crane off to us, president joe barton authorized sending landlines to ukrainian forces. it comes as days off to washington gave the green light for keith to fine american, made long range missiles into russian territory. the button ministration is working to show up ukraine's defenses against russia. before donald trump takes office in january and white house correspondent, give me hope it has more. there are 2 goals behind the by the administration's decision to authorize the use of and type personnel land mines. the 1st is to allow for the enhancement of ukraine's defensive capabilities, the 2nd to blunt the advances of russians ground forces. now, the use of these weapons are very controversial. in fact, human rights groups and activists say that there is a concern that these weapons will linger long after the conflict is over. for there, there is grave danger to civilians. still, the white house is defending the use of the ty, personal land. vive saying that it has secured a commitment from ukraine that these weapons

k barton and said, the days also, they entered the say to the russian forces it killed over all the civilians. yet no russian says the it was ukrainian troops, the nationalist elements who gave me the 35, the people that they accused of collaborating with russian forces. i butchered the then blaming russia for the that's a problem like a string of new clarity and strikes on rush. so with the long range us supplied miss solves. the white house has officially confirmed that is given to have permission to launch such attacks, but only in the custom crate. and that is being partially occupied by ukrainian troops since august. right now they're, they're able to use a tech comes to defend themselves in an immediate need basis. and right now, understandably, that's, that's taking place in around a curse. curse. oh blast. but nothing's changed about the, well, obviously we changed the guys and gave them guys since they can use them to strike these, these, these particular types of targets. but the task isn't the only positive russia that's already been hit by american made missiles. he has has also u

barton also told supporters despite his party's election laws, the ideals of the democratic party have not and should not be abandoned. setbacks are unavoidable, but gimme the bears on forgivable. in the meantime, president elect donald trump is already prepared to take office. there's much speculation about who may make up his transition team and his cabinet. no official announcements have been made, but there are already several members of congress and other high profile names under consideration. kimberly help you out as 0. the white house u. s. federal reserve has caught the interest rates by quote, a percentage point is the 2nd cut this year, and the sign that it believes that inflation is stabilizing, oppose so that high inflation was a major factor in both his decision to vote for donald trump was promised to bring costs down and impose paris on foreign goods was in jordan has more from washington dc. well, this is certainly a the, the 2 part mandate that the federal reserve house, which the chair jerome powell were put, reminded reporters on thursday afternoon. one is trying to

putting in the end into the will. politicians of brussels, a rocking that brings over how to keep barton groaning key of for more, a lot of announce i'll see, thunder pizza, rachel, most and withdrawal landing back in the white house in january. european leaders have a bit of a problem. as you rotate in council, president and gary and communist or victor, oregon has just pointed out more, you know, of them america one, a republican victory use. this puts the question on the table for us. the european leaders, whether europe alone would be able to maintain the military and financial support it has given to ukraine to apply. there are serious doubts about this and the new european strategy will be needed. so europe and official got together on november 7th to talk about ukraine in the context of this. you political community. the big problem that all this for the use of bows overdid, is that their model for the ukraine war racket is really a lot different from washington to bind in ministration. use it as an excuse to fund its own military industrial complex for ukraine. of course. even th

of the kremlin as the keys washington of trying to prolong the war in ukraine off to president joe barton, authorized the provision of us on the personnel land lines to courtney and forces comes his days off to washington gave the green lights for ukraine to find american made long range missiles into russian territory. the bottom administration is working to shore up the cranes defenses against russia. before donald trump takes out in january asset bank has the latest from keith. it's now the united states has given permission now to ukraine to have the latin lines that we expected would be used in the east of the country where russia has been making some gains in some places around the town of cairo cove. i live almost in circles. ukrainian troops between the 2 sides of the russian forces is about 5 kilometers, which means the ukrainian troops inside that pocket. and they used to that specific time. they were run 2 and a half come to either side of russian troops, which would make it very difficult for them to retreat. but the idea is that this would slow down so much the russian as lon

barton authorized, the provision of us and c personnel land lines to ukrainian forces. it comes just days off. the washington gave the green light and see cream to find american made long range missiles into the russian territory. the bottom, the administration is working to show up ukraine's defenses against russia. before donald trump takes power in january, i said, bank has moved from cave, and now the united states has given permission now to ukraine to have these land mines that we expect there would be used in the east of the country where russia has been making some gains in some places around the town of cairo cove. i live almost in circles. ukrainian troops between the 2 sides of the russian forces is about 5 kilometers, which means the ukraine interests inside that pocket. and they use the best specific time they're run 2 and a half come to either side of russian troops, which would make it very difficult for them to retreat. but the idea is that this would slow down so much the russian advance these mines and not aimed to kill people. the aim to injure an ove