congressmen are here, warriors really who fought with me a long time, john james, john molinaro and jack bergman, they are great friends of mine and they love your state. [applause] they love your state. i want to thank and congratulate because this guy has gone like a rocket ship, i've never seen -- well, i have a couple of times, gotten a lot of people elected, those endorsements are pretty good but you still have to endorse the right person because otherwise it doesn't work. your next u.s. senator mike rogers will be fantastic wherever mike is. [applause] wherever mike is, thank you, mike. he was a great congressmen and a tough guy too. he had one little sabbatical and went to cnn for a little while and it's okay. [laughter] other than that he has been great, that's good because now you have a few of the more moderate people. we are being nice but he is a very respected person. he is the one we wanted and the one who decided to do it and i think he'll be a fantastic u.s. senator. always respected at the highest level. and it was always fair to us too what he did in this television thing he wa

hijazi, freed ronen bergman, a famous israeli writer who is close to moses, a few hours ago. saad and you wrote a report on that famous book, kill me soon we were talking about israel's situation after receiving iran's missile response. he quoted an israeli official who , of course, did not reveal his name . he wrote about the meetings of the israeli security and war cabinet that if the internal discussions of the officials were broadcast in the media, half of the israeli population would leave the country. they attack the airport . what is your analysis about this quote ? what do you think is said in these meetings that if the settlers hear it, they will prefer to leave israel. will be placed and these information and reports cannot be published in the inner circles of the zionists, because if they find out according to the security and military realities , the zionist regime will leave this land. these statements confirm that a large-scale war with the islamic republic of iran and a regional war will expose the nature of this zionist regime to great and unprecedented risks.

and i can say that they are... well made, but you know that when in the 80s there were antonionni, bergman were the most important authors, it was a lot of these that were not successful, i think that most of the films are not only that they are successful and that they have a lot of viewers, but they were always very good authors.

hijazi, hours before ronen bergman, a famous israeli writer who is close to the mossad and that book. we wrote a report on the situation in israel after receiving the response of iran's missile , according to an israeli official who, of course, did not disclose his name. karde wrote about the meetings of the security and war cabinet of israel that if the internal discussions of the officials are broadcast on the media, half of the israeli population will rush to the airport to leave the country . what is your analysis of this quote ? what do you think is said in these meetings? if the settlers hear about it, they will prefer to leave israel. to what extent does it face the dangers of confronting the islamic republic and the zionist regime with a war of b history with the islamic republic of iran. these statements show that they do not want to expand the conflict with the islamic republic because understanding with the islamic republic of iran and the regional war will expose the nature of this zionist regime to great and unprecedented risks. scenarios. which will be much worse than th

now, why they don't want a sound from their meetings to be heard, ronen bergman made it a little clearer in the report. this he wrote about last week's meeting of zionist authorities on the issue of conflict with iran. if a video had been taken of them and uploaded to youtube, today four million people would be at ben gurion airport looking for a way to escape from here. when he published this on his website, the audience page wrote in the comment section of his post, i am not surprised by this , iran has also passed through the iron dome, i am sure this is one it was a show. israel's decision to bomb the embassy was the most stupid decision. i see iran as the big winner here. an english-speaking user believes that he doesn't even need to bring his most advanced military equipment to work. iran showed that it can overcome the iron dome. with drones that are even cheaper than an electric bicycle. but then allowed iran to use precision strike weapons against the mossad headquarters airbase, which is responsible for the bomb. it is the beginning of a new era, an era in which america's allie

now, why they don't want a sound of their meetings to be made outside, ronen bergman clarified a little in the report. this reporter of the zionist newspaper yedi avot aharonot wrote about last week's meeting of the zionist authorities regarding the conflict with iran, if they had been filmed. it was uploaded on youtube. today, 4 million people are at bangorion airport looking for a way they were trying to escape from here. when he published this on his virtual page, the audience of the page wrote in the comments section of his post, "i am not surprised by this , iran has also passed through the iron dome. i am sure that this was a test. israel's decision to bomb the embassy was the stupidest decision. i am iran." i see the big winner here, an english-speaking user believes that he doesn't even need to use the most advanced military equipment. iran showed that it can overcome the iron dome with drones that are even cheaper than an electric bicycle, but then allowed iran to use precision strike weapons. used against the air base of the mossad headquarters, which were responsible for the

journalist and zionist security expert ronen bergman wrote about the crisis of decision-making among senior officials of the zionist regime, if it were possible to broadcast the meetings of the israeli war cabinet live, at least half of the residents of the occupied territories would have gathered at ben gurion airport to escape. the american website politico also revealed. the government should warn the zionist authorities they should not react to iran's operations , otherwise they will regret it. daily newspaper. he described iran as powerful and destructive. the washington post also wrote: iran's attacks brought israel to an ominous moment. the minister of culture and sports of the zionists declared that this regime has failed against iran. miki zohar said that israel was defeated by hamas, it was also defeated by hezbollah's continued attacks, and so on. iran, which did not hesitate to attack israel directly, failed. the hebrew newspaper yediot aharonot also wrote that iran's attack caused mockery of israel on the surface it became strategic. the new york times reported: israel f

now, why don't they want a sound from their meetings ronen bergman made it a little clear in the reportzionist newspaper yediot aharonot about last week's meeting: the officials of the zionist regime wrote about the conflict with iran, if a video was taken of them and uploaded to youtube, four million people would be at the airport today. bangorion looking for a way they were trying to escape from here, when he published this on his virtual page, the audience of the page wrote in the comments section of his post, "i am not surprised by this , iran has passed through the iron dome, i am sure this was a test, israel's decision to bomb the embassy was the stupidest decision. i hate iran." i see the big winner here. an english-speaking user believes that he doesn't even need to bring his most advanced military equipment to work. iran has shown that it can overcome the iron dome with drones that are even cheaper than an electric bicycle. but then iran was allowed to use weapons use a precision strike against the mossad headquarters air base that was responsible for the bombing. the delinquen

now, ronen bergman made this reporter's report a bit clearer as to why they don't want any sound fromir meetings to be made outside. the zionist newspaper yedi avot aharonot wrote about last week's meeting of the zionist authorities on the issue of conflict with iran that if a video had been taken of them and uploaded to youtube , today four million people would be at ben gurion airport looking for a way to escape from here. he published it on his virtual page, the audience of the page wrote in the comments section of his post, i am not surprised by this, i am sure that iran has passed the iron dome. it was an experiment. israel's decision to bomb the embassy was the most stupid decision. i see iran as the big winner here. an english-speaking user believes that even the most advanced system equipment is not necessary. but then he allowed iran to use precision strike weapons against the mossad headquarters airbase that were responsible for the bombing. targeting, which according to the atlantic council think tank is the beginning of a new era. an era when america's allies may not step

many of those interviewed by bergman are now dead, like dagan. but the killing bequeathed to their children. saeeda zanganeh of sed and sima news agency. well, we saw that it is a fully documented book. based on the interview of the historical documents that come up , it states the examples of about a thousand people who were assassinated by the zionist regime . you have also seen the author of the book who says that israel does this with pride, but why does it carry out these assassinations and eliminations? as we mentioned that this regime is based on terror and its foundation is based on terror, but we have to see that the actions that countries are taking now to deal with these terrors are deterrent. we are at the service of mr. dr. rostampour , a political researcher, as well as mr. mehdi tabar, an international relations expert . you are very welcome, mr. dr. mr. mehdi. these assassinations mentioned in this book are also mentioned and about 2,700,3,000 assassinations that have been carried out in all these years, from the martyr seyed abba

now, why they don't want a sound of their meetings to be made outside , ronen bergman clarified a little in the report. this journalist of the zionist newspaper yedi avot aharonot wrote about the meeting of the zionist authorities last week regarding the conflict with iran . they were looking for a way to escape from here when he published this on his virtual page, the audience of the page wrote in the comments section of his post: i am not surprised by this. iran also passed the iron dome, i am sure this was a test. israel's decision to close the embassy was the most stupid decision. i see iran as the big winner here. an english -speaking user believes that he doesn't even need to use the most advanced military equipment. iran showed that it can overcome the iron dome. with accessories that are even cheaper than an electric bike. but after that iran is allowed. he sent a message to the others. the former iranian officer aimed this at the zionists, but in addition to that , the information of the us marines says: they sent the message to israel, the us and others that if they attack iran

now, why they don't want a sound of their meetings to be made outside, ronen bergman clarified a littlert. this journalist of the zionist newspaper yedi avot aharonot wrote about the meeting of the zionist authorities last week regarding the conflict with iran . when he published this on his virtual page. the audience of the page wrote in the comment section of his post: i am not surprised by this. iran also passed the iron dome, i am sure this was a test. israel's decision to bomb the embassy was the most stupid decision. i see iran as the big winner here. an english -speaking user believes that he doesn't even need to bring his most advanced military equipment to work. iran showed that it can overcome the iron dome. with drones that are even the price of a bicycle. electric is cheaper, but then it allowed iran to use precision strike weapons against the air base the headquarters of mossad, which was responsible for the bombers, was used . targeting, which according to the atlantic council think tank is the beginning of a new era. an era when america's allies may not step forward to de

ronen bergman, a journalist and zionist security expert , wrote about the decision-making crisis among senior officials of the zionist regime: if the live broadcasting of the cabin meetings is allowed. war israel was possible. at least half of the residents of the occupied territories had gathered at bengorian airport to escape. sarah flanders, director of the american center for international action , said in an interview with rasha today: iran's actions against israel are completely justified. iran has the right to defend itself . iran has the right to defend itself. with israel's attack on iran's consulate in syria, a completely illegal action was taken in violation of international laws, an act of war without reason against iran. israel has failed in its efforts in gaza and now they seek to expand are war and all this is with the imperialist support of america. this could not happen. israel's attack on iran in qalam roh. iran's consulate was not possible without american support. at the same time, the support and defense of the palestinians must continue. at the same time , there w

ronen bergman, journalist and the zionist security expert also wrote about the decision-making crisisng the senior officials of the zionist regime and that if the live broadcasting of the israeli war cabinet meetings had been allowed, at least half of the residents of the occupied territories would have gathered to escape to ben gurion airport. the president emphasized that any action against interests. we will respond to iran in a bigger, wider and more painful way than before. mr. raisi in a telephone conversation with the president of russia while criticizing the silence of international assemblies. iran said in condemning the zionist regime's terrorist attack on our country's embassy in damascus in exercising his right to legitimate defense based on article 51 of the united nations charter , he designed and implemented an operation against the same centers that have done evil against us, and the operation of the honest promise was successfully carried out with the aim of punishing the aggressor. president to the countries that have a dual approach in the face of the crime of the z

according to studies, why is really author of ronan bergman? up until 2018. israel assassinated 2700 people worldwide. and the past leaders who rallied for a 2 state solution have also been targeted, posted in president. yes, it out of died unexpectedly in 2004, and many suspect israel may have been behind his desk. now decades later, the warren garza has read it tonight as pest pensions and field new ones. some believe the is really assassinations of honey. his family were intended to do real negotiations between israel and home off phoebe and i had a long discussion. us president joe biden is pressuring is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu to reach a ceasefire. but many now say israel's continued use of assassinations will further risk. the long term prospects of peace in the region. katia, little bits of the m l g a 0 for insights story. let's bring it out. guess the intel of eve and i'm a professor of history at x to university in the u. k. in boston. let me cody distinguished public policy fellow this um products institute at the am

gary bergman's that has opened. he stated that he's country will not support and h as proposed to 5 years, 100000000000 euro aid package for ukraine, budapest reasoning for this. well, it says the tax pay should not fund military escalations for similar candice jacobs status from you. regarding the 100 building your support package for your crane. i would like to remind you that i made it to clear yesterday at the council meeting that hungary does not want to increase. need those coordinates enroll in this line of operations to participate. not only do we not participate physically, nor in the planning, nor in the implementation, but we're also now willing to offer financial assistance. because if needed were to accept the 100 buildings. you were a package for 5 years, it would mean another expenditure of tens of billions for the young during budget. and i say once again on, during tax payers, money cannot be used for decisions that carries the risk of the military escalation . so these, meanwhile, nature's chief ha

destruction in the scale of the past that you've given that over the mid, like there were so many of them bergman's old with the funds from an afford out to uh, ship a fight the farms and none of them, and the so far the, the day is still breaking and you know, we have been an in the board and in the midst of what we have been, and i've been on vacation for the eclipse. so basically the, the day is taking as we will see now, what are the sequences of what is, what has gone by the and what's the 8 amiens, have one by the also in is right. but despite declaring its full support for ease, all the united states is infested, that it is not seeking to directly engage in a conflict with you, ron. we do not see conflict with iran, but we will not hesitate to act to protect our forces and support the defense of israel. former pentagon security policy analyst, mike mallos, says, will be right in the strikes, could lead to a rapid escalation in the region. it was a signal i thought that it was going to be a limited type of thing, but now that they're going to be sending ballistic missiles and cruise missiles

section in the scale of the past 2 days given that over the midnight there were so many of them bergman's old with a strong strong enough, pulled out to uh, ship a fight the farms and none of them on the so far the day is still breaking and you know, we have been in, in the board and in the midst of what we have been and i've been on vacation for the i a. so basically the, the day is taking as we will see now, what are the sequences of what is, what has gone by the and what's the amiens' have gone by. the also in is right to buy some powers, including as the u. s. a, the u. k. as well as the you react to in a long step with condemnation of the ron. i'm pages of support as well. let me all in there trying to add russian quote on both sides to show this fact we are seriously concerned to the escalation of hostilities between israel and iran, which threatens a peace and security in the region. we call for immediate the escalation exercise of restraint. stepping back from violence and return to the path of diplomacy. china expresses deep concern over the current escalation and calls on releva

you know, if you think about the way ingmar bergman worked, he would give actors gestures, you know,tion. through that gesture, he would know, eventually, that would unlock the psychology of the character. so, you have to be alive to the way that every director works. and some directors are more absolute than other directors. and some directors are much more fluid. but to me, it's about being part of that conversation and saying, well, you know, as an actor, you're always at the table. and as a producer, you canjust say, well, you have a certain standing in the industry, so if i can help find the money, the space for something be heard and seen, like the new boy, or like christos nikou's fingernails or... this is the new film that you're producing, which has jeremy allen white and jessie buckley. yes, and riz ahmed, yes. we were very lucky with the cast. yes, very lucky. and what are you yourself most looking forward to in the coming months? what am i looking forward to? i'm always saying i want to get back into the garden. you know, ifeel it's... i love the australian landscape, but

. >> david: jeanette and neil bergman from fresno, california, flying 1,300 miles to austin, texas. >exas tonight. >> we thought we'd try and see it because the next one isn't for 20 years. took a chance on this one. >> hope the weather's good. >> david: in rochester new york. lindsay chertoff at chocolates. >> making lots of chocolate molds. we have suns and moons. we have truffles we have adorned with white chocolate stars, and they actually look like the eclipse when you cut into them. and we have celestial bark. >> david: hoping to make a sweet moment across america even sweeter. the eclipse monday afternoon. we can't wait. you'll have a perfect view right here on abc. the abc news/national geographic event monday, 2:00 p.m. i don't think about richard allen davis until something like this happens. so here we are, 30 years after the fact, and i'm having to relive my daughter's murder again. >> anger klaas as the man who killed his daughter, polly tries to get his death sentence overturned. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. i'm larry beil and i'm julian glover, attorn richard

. >> david: jeanette and neil bergman from fresno, california, flying more than 1,300 miles to austinhey're in texas tonight. >> we thought that we would try and see it, because the next one isn't for 20 more years, so took a chance on this one. >> we hope the weather's good. >> david: in rochester new york. >> hi, david, i'm lindsay. >> david: lindsay chertoff at laughing gull chocolates. preparing dessert for those here. >> we're here at the shop making lots of chocolate molds. we have suns and moons. we have truffles we have adorned with white chocolate stars, and they actually look like the eclipse when you cut into them. and we have celestial bark. >> david: hoping to make a sweet moment across america even sweeter. the eclipse monday afternoon. we can't wait. you'll have a perfect view right here on abc. the abc news/national geographic event monday, 2:00 p.m. eastern. i'll see you then. good night. ht. on death row. why? he's calling for shorter prison sentences is another close call for united airlines. >> this one on the ground sfo. the incident that left two planes stuck tog

i released footage of what remains of i'll see for often months of id f raids on fund bergman's, the images so ravaged hospice awards with bodies strewn across the wreckage. following the visits, the members of the un mission with the to the facility is quote, an empty shell with graves or satellite images of our shaffer put the scale of the destruction into perspective, wealth help organizations, folks. person monkwood harris describes the hospital's law. so someone would think the hall town of the regions health care system, access to live saving 8 and garza is now from spine to just 12 partially functioning hospitals. like the majority of the north, i'll ship a hospital once the largest, the most important referral hospital in gaza is now with them to show off to the late to seek no patients remain at the facility. most of the buildings are extensively damaged or destroyed, and the majority of equipment is on usable or reduced to ashes. the who team said that the scale of devastation has left the facility, complete the non functional side, the reducing access to live saving, healt

but i graduated in australia or not and we got about 50 percent of all of your new 10 minutes, sco bergman's from students. so started. let's try a skilled all those skills. migraines had been vital to the economy once the leading times a row, the students and workers are likely to be in demand again. but next time they may be more wary. wayne hey, al jazeera oakland thoughts and team as high as criminal code has blamed roland for 2 attacks that were in the 19 ninety's 29 people were killed. and these really i'm the same times and one is always in 1992 and take his license, a truck loaded with explosives, draven's, a jewish sense. it could've gained some calling people. and in doing 300, the names of the denies any and go next. okay. well, it's like with all expelled from the united nations. it's government has complained to the international court of justice after police and equitable rated the mexican i missing key to last week. the rest of the equity was a former vice president, jorge gloss. he'd been granted political assigned to buy mexico after 2 convictions for corruption g legally on

waldman and al bergman. i think it's too early to say.eople can start that process, but it doesn't seem there's any wholesome debateius who exactly will be in the running. >> david faber, thank you so much, reporting from california for us today. >>> the jobs report is always watch, but maybe more closely this time. carl, it seems this week that there is a growing sort of thought base that indicates that inflation may be stickier, and that the result will be that the fed will have to keep interest rates higher than they might otherwise. where do you come down on this? and are you worried about the possibility that inflation may be harder to get to that 2%? >> i think you're right. it might be harder to get to the 2% -- thanks for having me on, by the way, tyler. i appreciate t. >> of course. >> right after powell spoke, there was sort of a 60% chance now that there will be a cut in june, the first cut. before that, there was about 50, but i would say that's certainly not a given. the market is pricing in just a 50/50 chance of the three c

spoke with his iranian counterpart reisii. they are leaked, leaked into the media, here is ronnen bergmanreflects the character of prime minister winston churchill, perhaps it would be correct to hang this sign at the entrance to the war situation center, and also in an underground bunker in the heart of the jerusalem mountains. prime minister. meetings that took place this week in secret discussion rooms, both above and below ground, said if negotiations broadcast live on youtube, 4 million people would have gathered at bengurion airport trying to get out of here, do you think they would hit, well, first of all, i would like to start with the quote spoken, the impression is that... cherchel stood at helm when the second world war began, a year and a half later he became prime minister, so if they know history as well as they demonstrated, nothing good will happen, let's call a spade a spade, what we have today is a one-man war , this is netanyahu’s war, and it began not yesterday, not the day before yesterday, but essentially on october 7, when i am personally confident that netanyahu, w

let's get more from jonas bergman. what do we know about this?: as you said, they are planning to cut about 50 jobs in the asia-pacific region. most of them were 80% focused in hong kong, mainland china. this is a continuation. we've seen cuts from morgan stanley and other big banks over the past three years. this is of course due to the geopolitical concerns. the protracted housing crisis in china and the sluggish economy. the deal spigots have been shut off both from mainland china and in hong kong as well as the expected business of taking chinese companies public in new york which was always the big cash cow. so it's a grim time to be a china focused investment banker right now. haslinda: you have to wonder when we will see the end of it. are we expecting more? jonas: it's hard to tell. it's right after the first quarter now. so the latest results aren't in from any of those big banks. morgan stanley saw a 12% drop in revenue from the asia-pacific region. so they are getting down to fairly low levels in terms of staffing these tasks. so we wi

the alan bergman is also in the running.entioned jimmy and perhaps bob iger would go it in that direction if he looking for someone with experience running big entities. >> what about outside candidates or board members? >> now it gets murky. it is possible that anybody is a candidate. in fact, in nelson peltz gets on the board, i would say that goes to the larger spectrum. peltz is running on a campaign that i'm a head hunter. in the disney board, you don't know what you're doing with succession. the evidence is chapek was a disaster, but bob iger pushed back his retirement five times and there is no successor. that is the argument to say put me on the board and i'll make sure this gets done correctly and we'll look at a bunch of candidates. maybe candidates you never considered before. the disney culture is thick. i think it hard to bring an outsider in to steer the company in a different direction. >> we have to leave it there. alex sherman, thank you for being here. >>> turning now to the global briefing. voters dealing

ronan bergman has talked about some of the most strategic assassinations that israel has undertaken, but that does not take up capability. he was a brilliant strategist who he took out and that probably did affect the revolutionary guard in its operations, in syria a lot. but this is and that. so, everything that has happened in the last few weeks has not been what you would normally see, between two countries who are looking to go to war with one another. >> by the way, the murder of general solo money on the back that airport i thought was a very bad judgment also. again, when you kill these generals, you get a provocative response. you invite retaliation, you don't affect, necessarily, their capabilities these generals get replaced in two hours. what you have to do, if you want to degrade your command- and-control camargo after the system, the notes. so, i think the israeli strike on the iranian embassy in damascus was a mistake. i felt the same way about the u.s. attack on solomon he, but again, back to the major point, iran had a huge capability to attack with ballistic missiles

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running bergman said he is not sure that is actually going to happen, given netnyahu's popularity theree different in iran. things used to have inroads in iran, while we had a nuclear deal with them. we do not now. >> that is absolutely true. during the nuclear deal, there t was extensive diplomatic contact between the united states and iran, in fact, during the negotiation phase that led to the nuclear deal, then secretary of state, john kerry, spent more time talking to the iranian foreign minister than any other foreign minister in the world. and that was quite needed, th because the u.s. and iran have a lot to talk about, and in order to de-escalate conflict and avoid confrontation. trump walked out of that deal, biden failed to get into it, he hesitated at first and misplayed some of his cards, and now we actually don't have any deal at all, that is still kind of in place in some parts, but much of the diplomatic connectivity has been lost, and that connectivity is crucial importance in moments like this. >> trita parsi, one of the outcomes of pulling out of the nuclear deal in 201

we all know he is reading of a teleprompter he makes ron bergman looks like a genius but he is told toy is rigged. then he went after juror number two and the next day he comes to the court and says, i don't feel comfortable anymore. maga has already tampered with this tree. juror number two would have been there but it would've been a good juror and took everything set three sleep. if they are doing this in front of us, what is maga doing behind the scene to temper the jury and witness? they will do it for money to witness intimidation, just like john gotti did. same things. >> renato, let us talk about this upcoming gag order. prosecutors urging the judge in the case, judge merchan, to hold trump in contempt every violet summer times. the judge said he would wait until after today's hearing. what do you make of the move? >> it is part two hangover trump's head pretty wants to wait and see how trump behaves. he is this sword that is hanging over trump's head it is giving the judge more leverage, more ways to try to inspire trump to potentially follow the rules in the courtroom. the st

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a couple examples, not to mention over a 170 unrest staff killed because if he's really a button bergman in the last 6 months. but let's really also saying that increasingly unrest work in the west bank is being impeded by is really officials as well. saying that they continue to limit the movement of unrest staff in the west bank. it is causing terrible difficulties, including make it even harder for unwrapped to keep open medical centers and schools that they run in the west bank. so he said, all of this is very, very troubling. we've heard from several security council members as well as other member states that have spoken all talking about and they're using the same word backbone. audra is really the backbone for palestinian refugees for so many years now and it must be protected. yeah, and these really ambassador is currently addressing the council in january will recall of course, gave that israel government presented the united nations with information accusing and why employee some of them of taking part in the october 7th attacks, but didn't provide any evidence to the un what'

bergman. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. bergman: thank you, mr. speaker. and thank you to my friend and colleague from northern minnesota. we share a lot of commonalities. one is our love of the outdoors and of our national treasures. i rise in favor today of h.r. 3195, the superior national forest restoration act. for those of us in the north woods of michigan, minnesota and wisconsin, mining is a core part of our history, economies and wa of life. from the long heritage of copper country in the upper peninsula of michigan, to the millions of tons of iron ore that come from minnesota each year, it's a treasure. the abundant resources in our region are now more important than ever, with sources of nickel, cobalt, titanium and now even helium being discovered and poised to play a huge role in the growth in renewable energy technologies and mineral independence. at the same time those of us in the great lakes region are fiercely protective of our forests, waters and wilderness, which is why i'm a proud supporter of programs like the great lakes restoration i

the most expert journalist on this subject, bergman from "the new york times," wrote a book called riseese operations over 30 plus years, have been almost always tactical successes, but you have to be honest that in terms of overall strategy, they haven't really brought israel closer to the kind of settlement of these problems that it seeks. >> the united states government, the biden white house reached out to the iranian government, said it didn't know about the strike and had nothing to do with it. this was an israeli operation. david, i want to go back to what happened on the ground in gaza with the world kitchen group that was killed, apparently, seven people killed in that israeli strike there, that israel is not taking -- has not claimed the strike yet, that wonderful group that rushes in for the last decade or into places like ukraine and haiti and wherever they are needed to feed people, in a time when public perception of the israeli mission there has turned. obviously, the sympathies of the world are still with the israeli people over what happened on october 7th. the public p