well, money did go into accounts of biden family members and he refers to paying bills of his father f those accounts. it is very clear that president biden benefited from this because it benefited his family. and in bribery cases in federal court that's enough as a benefit. but there is also references of direct payments out of some of these accounts and shared credit cards. he is going to have to answer those questions. >> bill: you write the threat of prosecution is real. i would just underline that. you come into an election year and his dad will be on the ballot. jonathan turley, thank you for your time today and we'll speak again very soon. thank you, professor. >> thank you, bill. >> universities struggling with addressing the ant semitism issue. they can't square their policies and initiatives and narratives with what they are actually being asked to do when it comes to protecting the jewish students on their campus. >> dana: a federal investigation into a university over alleged anti-semitism. not the only elite school under scrutiny. >> this will empower our city to put pres

at 3:00 house members are expected to hit the floor and debate the gop israel package as a bill biden promises to veto. and today secretary of state antony blinken leaves for israel. watch it all live on fox. >> bill: there is a group of democratic mayors in washington begging the begging the white hp on the border crisis. that coalition ironically includes the new york city mayor eric adams and the chicago mayor brandon johnson, both mayors of sanctuary cities. they're asking for $5 billion in federal funding to house thousands of asylum seekers. we ex pect to hear from the mayors making the rounds in washington. more as it happens. first this. that was the scene recently on the fight to flee gaza. egypt allowing the first evacuees through the rafah border crossing. at least five americans among them. sources telling fox news 400 americans have been cleared to follow suit. whether that happens today or not is something we await. i'm bill hemmer live in new york city. team is back together. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." it is astounding the mayors have to

the us senate rejected the republican bill to help israel due to the lack of money for ukraine. bidenviously demanded that assistance to both countries was voted on as a package, but the house of representatives introduced its own bill without mentioning kiev. biden promised to veto it, but now he won’t have to do that either; without the approval of the senate, the document will not go to the president for signature. disagreements also rage between the former mysterious friends. poland has become. according to the deputy head of the polish foreign ministry, first we need to resolve the issue of exhuming the bodies of poles who died during the events in volyn during the second world war. i will tell you our position, in my opinion, without resolving this issue, and many ukrainians are already aware of this too. ukraine has no reason to dream of joining the european union, so we will absolutely emphasize that without resolving this issue there will be no long-term reconciliation with ukraine. according to jablonski, the reality is that if warsaw has to be in the same union with a count

and means committee chair congressman jason smith, speaker johnson proposed a two-step funding bill, bidenre okay with it, will you need democrat votes to pass it because several republicans had said they will vote no. >> is definitely going to have to be bipartisan i been all about cutting spending since i've been in washington and from the last continuing resolution spending an extension bill that we had six weeks ago we wasted 22 days for a speaker fight because somebody decided to remove the speaker but the three weeks after we had a speaker we were able to pass three additional appropriation bills we have funded more than 75% of government, the senate has only appropriated 17% bills, this spending bill continuing resolution will allow us to finish the additional spending bills and get to a compromise with the senate instead of having a huge christmas tree omnibus bill that is thousands of pages that nobody read. if this bill passes it extends funding into january and early february of next year, no government shutdown, we have the debate next year is accurate. >> no government shutdow

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at 3:00 house members are expected to hit the floor and debate the gop israel package as a bill bidenes to veto. and today secretary of state antony blinken leaves for israel. watch it all live on fox. >> bill: there is a group of democratic mayors in washington begging the begging the white hp on

-israel aid package a bill biden has promised to veto. today hypocrisy on the world stage.dor to the u.n. is set to chair the human rights forum, despite its countless human rights violations. that's all live today on fox. now skyrocketing anti-semitism putting jews across our country on edge and according to fbi director christopher wray, the group makes up 60% of all religious based hate crimes. so what do jewish americans think? lawrence jones is talking with us live at the iconic second avenue deli. hey, lawrence. >> lawrence: hey there, my friend. let's start why this is happening and how long this has been happening. you guys noelly she has been on our. enjoy to combat anti-semitism president trump passed anti-semitism back in 2017. we see the biden administration actually enforce the order. giving jewish students title 6 protection for the first time in american history. the biden administration is really not stepping up to the plate and we have seen a spike in anti-semitic attacks and incidents since the october 7th hamas massacre of 1400 jews in israel. there has b

. >> stephen: speaking of 2-year-old, coming up on the second anniversary of biden's historic infrastructure billh of it is being spent on signs like this? where it says "project funded by president joe biden's bipartisan infrastructure bill?" i'm a big believer in these kind of science. if the government is going to spend a lot of money, we get to know where it's being spent. i like this sort of public -- >> secretary buttigieg: the answer to your question, the transportation piece from about half the bill. 200 billion so far has been identified in projects. we are right on track. i think you're right. sometimes, especially elected officials from my party, little too subtle here we can't be subtle about this. people need to know if you like that airport being fixed in your community or the bridge it's getting redone near you or the transit is coming to your neighborhood, that's there because joe biden got this bill done. >> stephen: actually think even beyond. obviously i'm a fan of joe biden and the idea of the infrastructure bill but i think beyond that, it's very important for the -- a cynica

. >> the democrat bill, the president biden bill, $106 billion in aid and obviously any time you seet is filled with stuff that doesn't necessarily need to go to israel and in that case ukraine. we don't have an economy anymore that can sustain just throwing billions here and there for no reason. if they really want to support israel, this is a perfectly utilized bill. the irs, the old irs commissioner said $80 billion is not necessary for the irs. taking 14.3 off the top and gibbing it to israel is the right move. democrats are showing their true colors by not going for it. maria: it's hypocritical to talk about 87,000 new irs agents, making sure everybody pays their fair share. meanwhile, hunter biden did not pay his fair share at all. >> exactly. maybe those irs agents -- we know what those agents are going to do they're going to go after small businesses and individuals. maria: that's right. >> because those are easy prey for the irs. and so when you keep spending money like drunken sailors and that's kind of a bipartisan comment, i'm going to be clear because we've seen a lot of

money on it, at least at least in the next 2 months, they are simply not included in the new bill that president bidenc situation now is such that it is more important for the states themselves to avoid a shutdown of their government, agriculture, energy, transport and housing construction. the americans did not have funds for israel either. we met more in damodedo today. one group of russians who returned home from the gas sector. 120 people are citizens of our country, their relatives, all managed to evacuate from the palestinian enclave through the rafah checkpoint, from where our rescuers took buses and took them to cairo. i remember what i had to endure with horror and pain. it hurts me, my grandchildren will ask our children, in 2050-60, was there such a city as gaza? it's not real, what does it say? about 6,000 children died, this is 6,000 projects of life, a rocket fell on a house, everyone died , how else can i say it, that is, they are attacking peaceful lives, military or someone else, that is, they are attacking everything, despair and helplessness, what are you, you can't do anything when

and then the opinion of the united states president bill biden, and those who are working on the ground for him. and of course we've got buildings here pushing i believe, and trying to work and prepare for, not just this choice, but for a longer one. as someone who's been part of international diplomacy behind the scenes and in this region before, what do you think are the likely obstacles biggest obstacles that are still in the way right now of the, in the way of this is expire extension? well, of course, it's whether benjamin netanyahu and his cabinet willing to go very far. um, you know, letting yahoo is gonna have to choose between this coalition at the end of the day . and the longer to cease funding, of course, that's the logistical part of and then of course, something can happen. you could have an assassination. you could have some form of a mess of trust in the west bank, which we've already seen. you could start to see some other form of retaliation and then of course in gaza it's very interesting that come off seems to have maintained its level of control even as it's being h

near you or the transit improvements coming to your neighborhood, that's there because joe biden got this bill i'm a fan of joe biden and the idea of the infrastructure bill but i think beyond that, it's very important for the -- a cynical public or a portion of the public that is cynical to understand that the government can do things. there are some projects, some things so big that you want the government to be empowered to do it. >> secretary buttigieg: absolutely, and then you build public trust by getting these big things done. america has always been at its best when we set out to do big things. the fact that it was done on a bipartisan basis. not everybody, but we got a good number of house republicans on republican senators to cross over and work with the resident to get this done at a time when people said that was impossible. before we got the bill passed, so many people wrote the political obituary of that bill again and again and again. we actually got it done in a time that's chaotic, sometimes even blink even bleak when you look at some of the news stories out there. it's an imp

this bipartisan and bicameral bill requires the biden administration to hand over russia's frozen sovereignto ukraine, and it's time for russia to pay for the war it started. my bill would also deny the biden administration the ability to defund russian sovereign assets to vladimir putin until russia compensates ukraine. as the war develops, so must our economic strategy. this includes support for ukraine, which will allow it to become a full-fledged economic player in europe. and this should be done during the war, not only after victory. of ukraine. today's bill deals with one of the potential tools that we have not yet used: the transfer of frozen russian sovereign assets to aid ukraine. this is one of the means to which we must strive for together with our european partners. we are currently seeing encouraging signals from europe, where most of these russian assets are concentrated and whose legal conditions are more demanding. i keep saying that we must act. coordination with our democratic allies in our support for ukraine. our unity and determination have always been something that p

bill. >> todd: joe biden's bill would cost whopping $106 billion. protesters desecrating a u.s. war memorial during a so-called vigil for martyrs. watch this. >> this is -- [screaming] >> todd: seeing more and more americans getting fed up with disrespect and have the rest of the voot to show you. >> carley: a wanted terror suspect was released after illegally crossing the border. former trump adviser will react to that next, coming up next. i told myself i was ok with my moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis symptoms. with my psoriatic arthritis symptoms. but just ok isn't ok. and i was done settling. if you still have symptoms after a tnf blocker like humira or enbrel, rinvoq is different and may help. rinvoq is a once-daily pill that can dramatically relieve ra and psa symptoms, including fatigue for some. it can stop joint damage. and in psa, can leave skin clear or almost clear. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal; cancers, including lymphoma and skin cancer; death, heart attack, stroke, and tears

in ukraine, because it will be special bills, as biden insisted, it was adopted by the majority of thee republicans no longer have a majority, because they have about 10-15 completely insane trumpists there, but they are well-known in ukraine , this is mrs. green, goets, very strange people, who, apparently, have a hatred for ukraine, born of trump, they cannot block the financing of ukraine, they block the adoption of draft laws, transfers, procedural ones, and the fact that 3/4 of the members of the house of representatives always voted always will vote for the support of ukraine, this is 100% of democrats and approximately at least half of republicans, that's why everything what is happening, these are intermediate, technical difficulties and the same, for example, the speaker ... the new michael johnson, yes, he is a trumpist, but he is not a crazy trumpist, he does not share this madness in relation to ukraine, he gave a very revealing fox news interview, the first time he was elected, he was interviewed by a leading trumpist, he tried to win at this very moment that you are such

way, does not include the budget for either israel or ukraine, because these will be special bills, as bidented, she would accept that the republicans no longer have a majority, because they have about 10-15 completely insane trumpists there, but they are well-known in ukraine, this is mrs. green, goets, there are very strange people who some, well apparently, generated by trump, the psychological hatred of ukraine, they cannot block the financing of ukraine, they block the adoption of bills, procedural transfers, and the fact that 3/4 of the members of the house of representatives have always voted and will always vote to support ukraine, this is 100 % of democrats and at least half of republicans, so all that is happening is intermediate technical difficulties and the same, for example, the speaker is new mike, mile johnson, he is a trumpist, but he is not a crazy trumpist, he does not share this madness... to ukraine, he gave a very revealing interview to fox news first , when he was elected, he was interviewed by the leading trumpist, he tried to win at this very moment that you are such

bill: yes indeed. pick a side. go for it. hunter bidenmes before the house overnight committee. a lot of members of the family have been subpoenaed. griff jenkins live on the hill to break it down. >> good morning. this investigation clearly intensifying over hunter and james and subpoenaing many family members. he wants people to testify in person. >> to hear from the bidens. we're at the point now where the evidence is overwhelming. now we can bring the bidens in and ask them substantive, specific questions about things that we have serious concerns about. >> comer wants transcribed interviews from jim biden's wife and hunter biden's wife and the widow of beau biden romantically involved with hunter. records revealed members of the biden family received more than $1 million in payments from accounts related to rob walker. at the white house karine jean-pierre had this reaction. >> this is an investigation that has been going on for a year now and has turned up 0 evidence of wrongdoing by the president because there is none. >> will he s

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bill, from the u.s. perspective any threats at this point have been viewed as idle threats. the bidenny credible deterrence. the u.s. responses with attacks on unmanned facilities in syria has only escalated the attacks by iran-backed militias. it is not having the impact they want. now that you really what you see is secretary blinken and c.i.a. director burns spending time in the middle east trying to build coalition or support for a situation that the biden administration's policies contributed to in the first place. i think that's a real challenge as they try to thread the needle between supporting israel's right to defend itself versus arab countries across the board some of whom are allies calling for a cease-fire and they have put themselves in a boxed canyon that they haven't provided a good way to get out of. >> bill: sir, the truth is israel is surrounded. here is a tweet from 2015 from the ayatollah in iran. if you read it carefully now and in the yellow he says first you will not see next 25 years god willing there will be nothing a zionist regime. secondly until then jiha

bill. and president biden lands in san francisco ahead of his meeting with china's leader. hello.ilitary launched a precise and targeted operation against hamas in inside gaza's biggest hospital hours ago. speaking to us earlier the debbie consul general of israel in new york confirmed the raid

would easily beat biden in a rematch in 2024 and fresh calls from democrats for biden to not run for re-election. >> bill: thanks, bryan. a lot to chew on there. thanks in miami. >> dana: let's look at the democrat side of things. headlines sounding alarm bells over president biden's re-election chances. it reads joe biden is in trouble. let's bring in bret baier, anchor of "special report." what's the buzz in washington, d.c. about the biden campaign chances? >> good morning. it's five alarm fire in democratic circles. it is not just a whisper, it is now a full on conversation that is happening and it's not just "the new york times" poll, other polls have tracked that. inside "the new york times" poll is tough numbers for the president. one african-americans, black community going to the former president head-to-head to 22%. that's a big number for any republican. and then you look at who thinks president biden is too old? 77%. >> bill: that's daunting. you wonder what the fed does over the next 12 months? if there is a chance in the next quarter they start lowering rates, maybe the stock market gets mo

us president joe biden, after long after hesitation and contradictory statements, he nevertheless signed a bill government, this is a temporary budget for the country. there is not a word in the document about the allocation of assistance to the kiev regime. biden did not dare to sign the documents in this form, but in the end he conceded. firstly, because failure to sign the bill threatened america with a shutdown, that is, suspension of the work of federal departments. and secondly, it sounds too loud. voices of those who accuse the biden team of ignoring domestic problems the united states is paying excessive attention, and of course, money to ukraine. well, anna voronina will tell you what all this could mean for the kiev regime. it's time to patch up the black hole. joe biden signed a bill to finance the work of the us government, which does not contain a word about additional assistance to ukraine. apparently, he finally heard the indignation of the senators who demanded to investigate how kiev was spending the money allocated by the white house? the truth is we shouldn't be sending any m

this is trump. >> bill: the tit-for-tat continues. president bidensed colorful language to talk about him. karl rove is with us now. good morning to you. remember that axelrod was critical two weeks ago when the battleground states came out, all that polling showing trump leading in i think five of the six. but axelrod is not alone, right? you have jonathan martin, "politico", as one shrewd democrat argues the party enters 2024 with advantage on message, money, organization and brand. the messenger is the problem. he should try to fix that. what would be your message to martin and axelrod and to biden? >> well look, i agree with david axelrod. when you have over seven out of every ten americans saying he is too old, including 69% of democrats, and when you have a nearly 2/3 of the country saying he lacks the stamina and mental acuity to be effective as president, you have a real problem. now i do have a minor disagreement with david axelrod. he suggests that the answer is to get going. that is to say the duplicate what barack obama did in mitt romney

president biden has his own bill for congress. it marries aid for israel to aid for ukraine. essman, there's a lot of extra pork many that, in biden's bill. i mean, like, there's, what is it, there's -- i'm looking here. we've got $6 billion for broadband subsidies, $16 billion for covid childcare relief, $1.6 billion to lower the price of heating oil in the northeastern part of the country. that's all pork. what can you do to -- can you get it out? >> here again is another example of a biden spending spree bill with no accountability which contributes to inflation and, frankly, doesn't address and is not focused on the national security challenges right now. that's why house republicans want to the separate out and target the security assistance to israel and separate it out and take these individual bills separately. and furthermore, the $10 is 5 billion -- 105 billion that the white house is asking congress to pass is not paid for. and we have a $2 trillion deficit this year alone. we have got to get -- this is a martial security crisis in its own -- national security crisi

biden is at 58% roughly. obama was at 48%. that's 10 points better. >> bret: yeah. >> bill: i think for democrats and joe biden, to brian's pointia. and tiktok. >> bill: the left has high tech wired. that's where the republicans, if they don't catch up now, are -- they are going to have hell to pay come november because the democrats know how to do this. >> bret: so, ron desantis got some pick up talking about trump's age. >> bill: a lot. >> bret: saying he is getting old. i thought that this release today from trump's medical staff was about biden's birthday. but it may have been more about governor desantis and his comment. here is the report from trump's personal physician. i'm pleased to report that president trump's overall health is excellent. his physical examines are well within normal range. his cognitive examines were exceptional. president trump has improved weight through improved diet. continued daily activity. rigorous trial he will continue to enjoy a healthy lifestyle for years to come. >> case closed. >> is that from the guy on the upper east side? >> different guy. >> bret: i got to run. go ahead. >> brian: ma

chaffetz, general jack keane, "the faulkner focus" top of the hour. >> bill: see you in a couple minutes. getting word hunter bidennald trump and the former attorney general bill barr, among others. apparently in this court filing on page ten. i'm looking at it. that the relevancy of these witnesses will be addressed in pre-trial motions, if it gets that far. so hang on. i'm not quite sure what it means but i'm sure there is a higher legal power who does. so stand by. >> dana: get the judge on the phone. americans from coast to coast getting ready to helped home for the holidays. 4.7 million expected to travel by air next week. cb cotton is live at laguardia. are they expecting -- >> it is calm now. we aren't only expecting record travel numbers to beef up as we get closer to the holiday. experts tell us remote work has changed how and when people travel for the holiday season meaning some could get to their thanksgiving destination as early as this weekend. >> maybe work from their destination monday, tuesday, wednesday and then spend time with loved ones on thursday and friday. gives people flexibility of coming

and in atlanta, georgia, president biden and jill biden, bill clinton, and former secretary of statellary clinton joined other current and former leaders to pay tribute to rosalynn carter at her memorial service. all living first ladies were there. 99-year-old jimmy carter, who is now in home hospice care, was also in attendance. rosalynn carter was active throughout her husband's political career, acting as adviser and strategist. she's also remembered as an advocate for mental health care and unpaid home caregivers. this is her son james earl "chip" carter iii. >> mom was always well-informed on the issues of the day. in the white house, mom asked so many questions that finally he said, she should attend cabinet meetings. so she did and caught a lot of flak for that. amy: we'll have more on rosalynn carter and her mental health advocacy both as an advocate and an inpatient, later in the broadcast. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman in new york, joined by democracy now!'s juan gonzÁlez in chicago.

did not support the republican bill, which the lower house of congress passed a week ago, and where aid was prescribed exclusively to israel. what will happen next? joe biden's bill is in congress, which... provides money for ukraine, israel and taiwan. the republicans have already said that they are ready to negotiate, so let's keep our fingers crossed. but for us it is also a bell, he is counting on allies, but he is not mistaken, some needs, for example, to print spare parts for hymers. you didn't hear that, because ukraine received miraculous equipment from our western allies. what amazing prospects does it open? artem kulya understood. spare parts for hymars tanks and small arms, printed on a printer. how the ukrainians became such, you know, a testing ground for everything new, the experience of the american and british armies, how reliable the parts from the 3d printer are. we looked inside this miracle machine and found out how it can affect the course of the war in ukraine. this will be the first time in the world that metal 3d printing will be deployed on or near the front line. exclusive facts of the week from the factory in australia, the truck i

excuse me, the $6 billion ransom payment biden handed over to iran. this is a common sense bill that every lawmaker in this building should unequivocally support, republican and democrat. if you care about protecting americans, national america's national security extinguishing terrorism and standing with our troops who have faced relentless attacks from iran-backed proxies, than a yes vote on this bill should be a no-brainer. weakness invites aggression and house republicans refuse to sit on the sidelines as biden's disturbing pattern of weakness on the world stage continues to endanger us all. and with that, i turn it over to our majority, steve scalise. >> well, thank you, whip. as you can see, we have three different committees that are relentlessly working to get the facts out about this investigation that's been ongoing for months. the one thing that you can see as a steady, consistent theme where it started with jamie comer's committee, jim jordan's committee, and ultimately, jason smith's committee, is that every step of the way they've been consistently going after the

. >> bill: good morning, everybody. president biden turning 81 today. the polls for him turning dire especially with a key demographic. we have the numbers to show to you. good morning. hope the weekend was enjoyable. i'm bill hemmer. how are you doing partner? >> dana: i always love this week. thanksgiving week is fun. like a whole week long thing like a birthday should be. i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom." we have the new fox polling showing the president's approval hitting a low among voters under 45. a mere 37%. >> bill: an nbc poll found former president trump surpassing joe biden for the first time nationwide in that poll. that's feeling panic for democrats saying the president can no longer laugh off concerns about his age. >> mr. president, you are the oldest president ever. >> president biden: pretty good shape, huh? someone said that biden, he is getting old, man, i tell you what. well, guess what? guess what? the only thing that comes with age is a little wisdom. i've been doing this a long time. i know i don't look that old, i

. >> bill: president biden bolstering its support for israel the right to defend itself. his aid request is getting stalled in congress. getting it passed could mean cutting a deal with republicans on border security. jacque heinrich has it now. good morning. >> good morning to you, bill. republicans are insisting that any foreign aid to israel, ukraine, and the pacific also come with addressing the border challenges. and while democrats are feeling the pressure to come around to that, they insist that any changes to asylum policy also come with pathways to citizenship. senator alex pe dee yeah and senate democrats are concerned about reports of harmful changes to our asylum system that will deny lifesaving protection for vulnerable people including children and fail to deliver meaningful improvement to the situation at the border. using a one-time spending package to enact permanent policy sets a dangerous precedent. senate republicans are saying the reality is in order to get a bill here that can also pass the house chamber, you are going to have to come up with some wh

a stopgap funding bill now heading to president biden's desk for approval after passing the senate last government open until after the holidays >>> president biden and chinese leader xi jinping agreeing to resume high-level military communication after meeting for the first time in a year alongside this week's apec summit. >>> morgan stanley's ceo james gorman saying inflation has been tackled. gorman saying there's still room for the fed to continue its fight, he sees a 3% target as acceptable compared to the central bank's 2% inflation goal >>> watching shares of target on the back of yesterday's post-earnings rally where the stock jumped 18% that was its best day in four years. backing off just slightly off 8/10 of a percent this morning >>> the u.s. seizing the largest amount of fake designer handbags, shoes, and other items on record valued at more than a billion dollars. federal prosecutors also charged two people with trafficking counterfeit goods. >>> and union workers at starbucks planning to launch their largest strike every today over stressful working conditions during prom

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after the elections he said the cost $5 million to pay one billing biden and 59 dollars to another. meeting joe biden. he didn't send any funds directly to the big guy. i wonder what that means? we talked about that a lot today. because according to him it would take investigators 10 years to find the records of payments to the bidens. if these allegations are true, and there is a reason why it was so hard to put together, this was done deliberately and on purpose. we are here months later to finally get this document released to the public. what in your eyes is the most serious allegation outlined in the fd 1023? >> first of all, i'm not someone who puts a great deal of emphasis on these types of field reports from sources. but this was not just any source. this was a source that was not just trusted, received considerable amount of money from the fbi and had a long track record. so it does come with that degree of support. when i think it inquiry has to do is to drill down on the 1023. there may be nothing there when you drill down. but there may be bribery. of course that is the s

the 99 year old was joined by his successors, joe biden, and bill clinton and all 5 living 1st ladies. rosalind carter read upon the world, the modern 1st lady and spent most of her life working on by the tearing projects since the almost terror attack on israel. on october, the 7th, there have been discussions in germany about how the public and the cultural world has responded. some german say the some say germans are showing enough empathy and that anti semitism is making a comeback. internationally recognized german jewish pianist, ego 11, put together a show at the berlin ensemble to show solidarity with the victims of the attacks that it was an evening at the berlin ensemble patch and bowl to show is an accusation. why are you silent? why is there so little solidarity in germany in the face of him, off terror? on stage prominent artist, raise their voices. demand behind the event is ego or livid. the german jewish pianist either the, those who spread hatred of jews are showing their faces. and how would you but where are the others? they are shockingly oppressively to few aspect

in georgia, in the rear of public appearance and 99 year old was joined by his successors, joe biden, and bill clinton and all 5 living. first ladies was learned. carter re defined the role of the modern 1st lady. i spent most of her life working on humanitarian projects. the rest. your team's in india have freed all 41. construction workers were trapped in a collapse tunnel in the himalayas. the workers had been there since november 12th, when a landslide caused a section of the himalayan highway tunnel they were building to collapse as after 17 long r d was days. the search and rescue mission is hailed as the success of the work is have been rescued. the states and doctors have examined the old of them have been sent to us. the 41 men survived for over 2 weeks and the collapse tunnel things to supply of oxygen and food provided to them through narrow pipes that rescuers manage to get through. yeah, i did. it was a very challenging task on the work and struggled inside the tunnel non stop for more than 16 days and outside the whole country was struggling with the box and look through out the

the 99 year old was joined by his successors, joe biden, and bill clinton and all 5 living 1st ladies. rosalind carter read to find the role of the modern 1st lady and spent most of her life working on humanitarian projects . and german, chancellor of schultz says he will stick to his plans to monetize germany's economy . despite the looming budget crisis, is cabinet is facing a whole of 60000000000 years and it's budget after a ruling by germany's top court earlier this month regarding the use of emergency funds. sports now in germany's footballers have reached the under 17 world cup final. in indonesia, their semi final match ended 3 all in normal time with argentina equalizing in the 97th minute. despite the set back, germany held their nerve in the ensuing penalty shoot outs. they'll play france in the final where they will be appearing for the 1st time since 1985 all the players could barely contain their joy after that victory. here's what they told, dw, after making the final billing. amazing right now. so very crazy game. and when independent issue though, so last was, so now

biden: look, he is. he is a dictator in the sense he is the guy who runs the country that is -- based on a government different than ours. >> bill: before that there were nice words. how did you read it based on the output from california? >> i have to say that president biden is correct, xi jinping is a dictator. when john kerry who was in these meetings was asked whether xi was a dictator he refused to answer and instead said xi is a major decider. i expect the president's handlers will try to clean that up. as for the meeting itself it is important to understand that getting this meeting has been the focus of u.s. foreign policy for the past year. the stakes were very high and thus far all we have are promises of future talks and potentially new pandas coming back to the d.c. zoo. i'm afraid that's very disappointing because we have taken our foot off the gas when it comes to things like sanctioning chinese officials or human rights abuses, pushing back against pressure against taiwan. transparency around the spy balloon orr edge -- origins of covid. the military to military communication channel is good. that won't be enough

biden people. how did they talk about the things they have passed -- how do they talk about the things that have passed? they passed a big semiconductor bill, the results of the inflation reduction act, money for renewable energy, electric vehicles, but when you talk to people, they don't necessarily credit joe biden with that, and that is where his campaign is. how do we reach these voters, educate them? host: of the results of that trickled down? has there been enough time for people to see a difference in their life? maybe that's why he's not getting credit. guest: in a lot of cases, no. for the infrastructure bill and inflation reduction act, these are tenure bills with -- our 10 year bills with 10 year plan suspending. people won't necessarily appreciate the new bridge until it is done. these are things that, even when they were passing the bill, biden's team was talking about, how do we make sure this money gets out fast? president obama did the same thing when the recovery act was signed. like, hey, this is brought to you by barack obama. this is what they are wrestling with because people don't necessarily connect something that ha

. >> bill: president biden calls it a win for democracy. his poll numbers continue to flounder. there is a ton to get to. let's start in chicago with garrett tenney who begins coverage there. good morning, garrett. >> good morning. this is another big win for abortion rights and it shows that more than a year after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade this is still a big motivating issue for voters. even in red states like ohio where republicans currently control the legislature and most major state offices. voters overwhelmingly voted to enshrine abortion rights in the ohio constitution, 56 to 43% guaranteeing a woman has access to abortion up to the point of feet all viability. that will be determined by her physician. the measure also overturns a state law banning abortions with no exceptions for rape or incest that was being blocked by legal challenges. both sides were implementing lessons learned from the mid-term elections and pro-life groups were op mystic a win would give them momentum heading into next year. >> that would give the pro-life movement some momentum goi

to the 94 crime bill, i would say the biden administration has done a lot of things to right the wrongs of that bill, descheduling marijuana, working to -- the first act was passed under donald trump, but making sure this justice department actually does decrease the sentencing disparity, commutations, those are things that this administration has done to write some of the wrongs of the 94 crime bill. and i think that this important to recognize as well. >> i give significant credit to the president and the justice department for doing those things. i just think that hunter biden should not be surprised by this, abby. we are living in hyperpartisan tribes, hyper troubled times. some people may be of the belief that anything is to go, i don't agree with that politically. but, again, i think here is this guy who's the son of the president of the united states of america. i own a lot of firearms. i guarantee that by, as a black man, somehow made an error or did not put the proper information on that document, i would not have been given a sweetheart deal where the judge came in and said wa

the 99 year old was joined by his success as joe biden. and bill clinton, an old living of 1st light, rosel in content, redefined the role of the model, the 1st lady and spent most of the life working on too many, terry and colton. hong kong last been hearing the final documents. and a lot of my case against some of the cities most prominent pro democracy activists, they were arrested 2 years ago under a suite big national security law, imposed by the aging of to the 2019 antique government protests activist could face life in prison. and they thought was foreign ministers meeting in brussels for a 2nd day with the israel from us war in focus. and also we discuss and strengthening defense cooperation with ukraine as it continues its efforts to repel russian aggression on the bathroom. the night to allies were also pushed forward adults on sweden's bid from membership turkey. as total sweden expects to roger 5 sessions for the scandinavian countries within weeks for your clients for minnesota is a tentative adults and brussels is pushing nato member

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