so, we will begin with commissioner bork off. >> thank you very much, both of you. from my viewpoint, you were very specific talking about ev is and on a much more general look at what is happening and what needs to happen. so, it is hard because i can't ask a question or i am not capable of asking a question that applies to both of you after listening, so i know that a huge percentage of the ev battery market is -- what is it, 80% controlled by china? lithium battery surges, their purview at the moment, and yet, it is clear that if america chose to, to get involved in that in some fashion, and we have immense resources to be able to do that both here and near here. our ev vehicles are selling extremely well, domestically, that are made here, and you pointed out, not well at all in europe or china. given the fact that the batteries are such an integral part of this, is there even a way for us to grow our market? i am concerned about the domestic sales of ev's. i mean, for it has a waiting list for their trucks, you know, there vehicles are in great demand. but they

but the revenge of the punitive forces did not end with the destruction of the borks, they did not tryple, it is much easier and safer to fight in order to turn this zone into a squeezed-out desert, liquidation nearby villages were subject to a week after the destruction of the bohrok, derlivanger and his team appeared in zbyshin. the villages are located less than 10 km apart, and through the forest the distance is even less. residents of sbyshin saw the huts burning, and on june 21, reprisals came to them, people were supposedly gathered in meetings, then driven into houses, 1076 people were shot and burned in the vzbyshina, the next day, june 22, a new town burned, a fiery fate befell the village of gorodets, jump, novosyolka , studenka, vetrenka, there was always some kind of combat surrender to a special team, in particular for the burning of the village of vetrenko, this means the release of the crew and capture, return to the camera. from a downed german plane. the window was empty, but in the surrounding forest 15 people, local residents, were found, they were destroyed, and th

live now to tobias bork, the middle east security senior research fellow at the royal united services conflict, with israel vowing to eradicate hamas, what is your assessment of when this ground offensive will take place and what form it could take place in? to offensive will take place and what form it could take place in?- form it could take place in? to be honest, i don't _ form it could take place in? to be honest, i don't know. _ form it could take place in? to be honest, i don't know. i'm - form it could take place in? to be honest, i don't know. i'm not i form it could take place in? to be| honest, i don't know. i'm not sure anyone else, either the israeli security establishment or those close to it, that is foreign leaders coming to visit. i don't think they actually have a proper insight on when this ground offensive will take place. i think there is still a strong expectation that it will indeed take place. but many had expected it to start a week ago. 0r certainly the last few days. so i think at this point we can do is continue to speculate.- think at this point we can do

tobias bork, senior research fellow, let's broaden this picture.st got the nitty-gritty from oliver. talk about the chances of this escalating into a regional conflict. >> thanks for having me. we currently have two scenarios ahead of us. scenario one is that somehow this is contained primarily to gaza and southern israel. other groups, perhaps some of the factions in the west bank, get involved more actively as well and this could turn into a multi-front war. that could then widen ever further because you could see in escalation spiral. kriti: talking about the escalation spiral, which bordering country's most likely to be entrenched in this? is it an egyptian story, a syrian story? there is distance between israel and iran. so egypt and syria, walk us through it. >> the classic point everyone is looking at is lebanon. it is hezbollah. it's a group that similar to hamas, resistance against israel. that is the group everyone is looking at. siri is related to that, there are -- there is a hezbollah presence in syria as well. we could see something t

robert bork and william rehnquist. those were his advisers on opposing the civil rights bill, which is a pivotal moment for the republican party. turning it from the party of lincoln into the party of strom thurmond and so it entered it opened a battle in congress that that went for a long, long time. but a lot of people don't know that all during the filibuster in the senate. senator russell, my senator from georgia, who i met several times, was the leader of the southern democrats, and he a big easel in the back of the senate explaining. his bill, the racial relocation act, which said that the civil rights bill unfairly targeted the south because most black people live there. and his racial relocation act would export the proper number of black people from the southern states to the northern states to equalize the black population. so for each state, it had plus or minus, how many black people are. we're going to have to we're going to be, as a result of his bill. now, of course, it was a fantastic bill, but he said,

the trademark in english. it turns out that ours, right, so we told you, here’s carlo pasalini or borkt hits those who haven’t done this for a long time, those who are not so famous, some grandees won’t change anything, well , that’s absolutely right, this is of course a complex question, i have three characteristics for this law, is it russophobia? he won’t understand anything either, you see, we, this is our russian language, and we call it whatever we want, what we want, we borrow, why do we want it that way, we want, for example, to have park city, some kind of residential complex, this is the second topic, why is it ukrainian, you know, because they come people are like that, why not a sovereign? because the russian people are a great european people, why was the ship of peter ii of the line called godestination , was he not a patriot, or was he a fool, but no, because we understand the whole world with our russian russian embrace, we embrace, for us beijing is ours, and paris is ours, so we, when we are a great people, we absorb all the best into ourselves, but when we are tortur

guest: this is exactly what happened to robert bork of the supreme court years ago.t is what happened to clarence thomas years ago. this is character assassination, when someone starts to be successful. they will pull everything out they can think of. as gordon blackwell said years ago from the leadership institute, "if they don't have anything against you, they will make something up." host: if mr. jordan is not voted in today. -- guest: that will not pass the gop conference. that is one of those ideas like coalition government. put it to bed. host: why? guest: because we need a speaker of the house. we do not need a temporary speaker. we do not need a speaker pro tem with temporary powers. we need a speaker in the chair. we need to get the work. as long as it takes, jim jordan will be the speaker of the house. host: what gives you that confidence ultimately? guest: because we have got enough people with jim jordan until he drops out, and i don't think he will. he is a wrestler. he knows what it is like to be in the ring alone, and we are going to stand with him whi