el senador bob menÉndez presentaron una resoluciÓn por la violencia contra periodista en mÉxico.cargada de la crisis en la frontera. >>> mÉxico se comprometiÓ comprar de estados unidos insumos como toneladas de leche en polvo y fertilizantes. eso Íi estÁ en el comunicado conjunto de ambos gobiernos, no estÁ la propuesta estrella del gobierno mexicano, de cientos de miles de visas de trabajo, vanessa, el resumen de la jornada. >>> muchas gracias javier. mientras tanto, los simpatizantes del presidente lÓpez obrador le llevaron un mariachi al hotel donde estaba hospedado. >>> amlo se uniÓ a cantar mÉxico lindo y querido o hubo muestras apoyo en la casa blanca. asociaciones de inmigrantes crit caÑo a amlo no porque mo quiso reunirse con ellos. >>> la primera dama jill biden ha tenido que disculparse por decir que la diversidad de la comunidad latina es tan Única como los tacos. fao una en convenciÓn de unids us. condenaron su comentario pidiendo noquear en estereotipos. muchos hispanos piensan que la primera dama no lo his o con mala intenciÓn. >>> el estallido que llevÓ a la toma d

bob menendez are apparently certain she shouldn't be deterred, are in fact pushing for a serious confrontation with beijing. you know, the whole idea that we're worried about chinese rhetoric shows how misplaced our policy is. this is a question of how america conducts its own foreign policy and thank you very much. decision king will conduct. it's a way we want to conduct it. can we send a constitutionally denominated official to china? are we going to back down because gigi paying is shaking his fist. if we can allow the chinese to dictate who can visit taiwan and who cannot, then we have already seated, tie one to the chinese. if they can veto every one in the world who wants to come to taiwan, then taiwan will be isolated. so i think she has an absolute right to visit, and i think the support of taiwan is important. is a sort of political performance by nancy lucy in washington, washington is jane hawkish, or lucy santa should you know what i mean by prison? by didn't saying that the military, this thing will be a good idea to is there is almost very little chance, a situation where we esc

bob menendez are apparently sure she can't. she shouldn't be deterred pushing for serious confrontation with beijing. you know, the whole idea that we're worried about chinese rhetoric shows how misplaced our policy is. this is a question of how america conducts its own foreign policy. and thank you very much . decision king will conduct, it's a way we want to conduct it. can we send a constitutionally denominated official to china? are we going to back down because she's been paying is shaking his fist. if we can allow the chinese to dictate who can visit taiwan and who cannot, than we have already seated, tie one to the chinese. if they can veto everyone in the world who wants to come to tie one than taiwan will be isolated. so i think she has an absolute right to visit and i think the support of taiwan is important. all right, lest thou cross over to benjamin child professor at paris, school of technology and business. welcome. so what do you make of the latest statements coming out of washington encouraging nancy pelosi to

is supporting led by no one less than the chairman of the foreign relations committee, senator bob menendezo be a democrat. this pathway is so dangerous and we are on the path to prevent iran from having a nuclear weapon, israelis are determined, conducting serious espionage campaigns inside of israel -- excuse me, inside iran and at large iran and i'm assuming we're providing assistance to that but we are on a pathway collision with iran over this issue. paul: i guess the president must hope and we have about 45 seconds but a short term deal at least for a while delay any nuclear weapons. >> yeah. in 2030 they could have as many nuclear weapons as they want. generally, according to the deal, that's worth hundreds of billions of dollars in their hands and what they have proven what they have done before, the logic and reasoning behind this is amazing to me to give iran that windfall knowing what their behavior pattern will be as a result. it's truly one of the most strategic mistakes biden has committed since he's become president. paul: thanks very much, still ahead, the crime search in am

there was a vote on this resolution on this, 16 democrats, including chuck schumer and bob menendez theee voted saying that there should be no deal that does lift sanctions on the igrc and other things. >> bret: all right. panel, stand by if you would. we saw boris johnson's problems with his party and panel next on the democrats in the u.s. distancing themselves from president biden. ♪ >> i want to be the face of this campaign and i don't want any distractions. i'm tired of the democrat-republican thing. i want us to move forward together. >> i intend to do the campaigning myself. i am the candidate. it's my name on the ballot. >> bret: step up and get behind this president. stop being the circular firing squad. >> we have to rally behind this president because it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy when democrats or republicans abandon their party. we have got to turn the ship around. >> bret: that's increasingly what you are hearing from democratic circles. disappointment. "the washington examiner" says why joe biden can't make democrats happy. they expected to be able to get big thin

yesterday, i talked with senate foreign religiouses committee chair bob menendez who said this about iran and the president's middle east visit. take a listen. >> iran is a nefarious actor not only in its march to seek to acquire a nuclear weapon. but also working with other rogue actors. the president's trip is important to create a coalition within the region that can work to counter iran's attempted influences in the region. >> and i guess the question, jane, is that nefarious actor, according to the senator menendez, iran, is not a government that should be trusted by many. the president, very clearly wants to continue pushing for diplomacy. is it possible to have some agreement with a nefarious actor as senator menendez refers to it? >> reporter: we had many agreements with nefarious actors in the past. some have worked and some haven't. its a supporter of the jcpoa in 2015. which was a containment deal. it didn't go far -- the obama administration in my view was naive to think it would also lead to warmer relations and the discontinuation of iran's use of proxies to engage in t

that even back in the us, back at home, you have the senate foreign relations committee chairman bob menendez, as you know, as well as senator cory booker, who are consider 2 of the most pro, is really senators, and they're actually pressuring a joe biden saying this in a letter they're urging the president to raise misses miss barclays case at the highest levels and pressed for accountability during his visit. but so far we've not seen anything. anything about sort have we, we have not seen anything of that sort. in fact, what we continue to see is the same refrain from the u. s. president, we see him and his staff saying, we want transparency. we want accountability, but it's, it's, i want a $1000000.00. but what am i going to do about it? what is the president going to do about it? he is the leader sensibly of the free world. and he had a meeting with the caretaker, israeli prime minister. he have the ability to say, what are you doing there? are people in the united states powerful people in the u. s. congress were pressing for a criminal investigation. there are people calling for an inv

to the steel led by the democratic chairman of the senate foreign relations committee senator bob menendezly flawed and we should scrap it. and go back to maximum extensions, strengthening our partnership certainly in the middle east with our allies and israel, and also, according to military action -- >> bill: in the meantime you know what kind of hassle they can bring our way too also watch that. in the meanwhile zelinski late last night's live significant developments in southeastern ukraine. here's what zelenskyy said in the nightly address. >> the armed forces of ukraine respond push and the occupiers day after day, we have no alternatives. it's about our independence come about our future come about the faith of the entire ukrainian people. >> they are pretty much same who got the next region will go for the rest and will have all of southeastern ukraine under control. if that's the case, that war is not a war over? >> no, not even close. actually in my judgment it's likely to be a protracted war. where we are, and putin celebrating this weekend because it has been taken by the russi

objection has been led by nonetheless then the chairman of the senate for a mobile relations party bob menendezt a win fill of money like they did in 2015 and do the same thing they did in 2015 which is buy tens of thousands of missiles and rockets and rain down on israel, fueled a civil war in syria and back the rebels with rockets and missiles as jennifer just pointed out. and that is what is bound to happen as we know, and full well the deal provides iran with a pathway to nuclear weapons and in 2030 they can have as many nuclear weapons as they want legitimately. which is a major objection to the deal. because it does not prove anything with nuclear weapons, so yes, we are on a pathway here, midterm dangerous, long-term very dangerous as well. >> bill: just that audio that jennifer was playing, ominous sounding. general, with regard to ukraine in march, now it must be pointed out, a couple of things, ukrainian leadership is saying that the western weapons are starting to help the war especially in the south, at the same time have you been listening to him today and the former russian presid