against bowman at this point, talk to local legislators who say that bowman has not been connecting with lots of areas in the community, but specifically the jewish community as well as the number of groups, some of them jewish groups, some of them black groups as saying that they just have been really unsatisfied with the kind of priority is that that bowman has put on things and that has come to a head with where things were and have continued to be since october 7, but they were looking to defeat him already by october 6, probably yeah yeah. >> and it's interesting to see how this plays out district by district because similarly in pennsylvania was able to win her primary in a similar situation pretty easily. so we will see how this plays out. i think dovere thanks so much for that reporting. we appreciate it. thank you. >> let's talk about this more with republican strategist and former white house spokesperson during the george w bush administration. can seat and democratic strategist and former special assistant to president biden meghan hayes. good to see both of you. meghan, firs

bowman: and now i see guns being drawn on peaceful protesters at columbia university. when i was 11 years old, i was a victim of police brutality simply for being black in america. and now i see that brutality being inflicted on peaceful protesters at columbia university. and for what? simply exercising their first amendment rights to peacefully assemble as they protest the collective punishment and murder of civilians in gaza. 100,000 killed and injured. mostly women and children. protesting our taxpayer dollars going to benjamin netanyahu to continue this mass murder. that is their right. they are supposed to push us to stand for what this flag represents. are we in a police state or is this a democracy? the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. bowman: we must stand with our young people and demand justice and freedom for palestinians and everyone in >> c-span's washington journal, our live worm involving you, coming up thursday morning, discussing the ea plans to reclassify marijuana as a lower risk drug. and then u.s. potentially banning the s

on thursday, the group dropped nearly $2 million on attack ads against jamal bowman . with that influx of funds and a challenge are handpicked by aipac, it is no surprise "new york magazine," has dubbed jamal bowman "the most endangered democrat in america." congressman, it is great to have you back on the show. thank you so much for making it here. let me get your reaction. i want to mention a little bit of this added. there is an interesting dynamic playing here. aipac wants to strengthen the american israel relationship. they want politicians who believe in that relationship. notably, the ads they are running against you and others make no mention of israel. in fact, in this political article, someone, a spokesperson for the pac said "we run ads on the issues voters are most focused on." if this issue is not the issue that voters are focused on, that they are not even mentioning israel, why are they going after you buy primary me you and others who are apparently more pro-israel, not even talking about ? >> they don't want israel to be criticized, they don't want is

congressman jamaal bowman is lying. he is not telling the truth.i haven't talked to jewish kids i don't feel threatened. we have had five of them on the show that greg does not like, that morning show, "fox & friends." we have talked to them online, on the radio, then the other kids who have specifics about how they are being threatened. so why would you say that and put yourself in such a position to be easily disputed? alexis mcadams probably did 15 of them live. how do you feel? what is it like? my parents want me to go home, i refused to give into it. the last one was fordham, nyu, columbia, so that is a flat l live. why would he go more radical that he is right now? larry nassar, that horrible d.a. in philadelphia, how could columbia call the cops after a peaceful demonstration? to me, i think you are giving them the same credit -- >> harold: who have a mic and my giving credit? >> brian: these guys -- >> harold: the opposite of this. >> brian: going against the vietnam war, you know that was authentic. i don't believe this is authentic. >> gr

latter member contends bowman is ineffective congressman.ided bowman for preaching and screaming at people. >> do you see why is he ineffective congressman? >> why. >> because he. >> the people here understand passion? >> he is ineffective for this very reason that you just said. >> we are going to have a lot of disappointed voters. >> angry black man, the angry black man. >> let's stay on topic, please. >> the southern strategy in the north. >> bowman gained national attention for her censure over pulling a fire alarm ahead of a vote at the u.s. capitol. at the u.s. capitol lawmakers are debating a bill that would prohibit president biden from pausing weapons transfers to israel. we have been covering that all week. democrats are actively opposing that move right now. congressional correspondent aishah hasnie explains what's at stake up on the hill. >> you guys are pushing to restore the aid to israel. >> in an exclusive sitdown with fox's brian kilmeade house speaker mike johnson says he is stunned that house democratic leadership is whipp

mickey bowman is out probably the farthest in terms of putting it off. she says we will not be cutting rates, or she does not want to. she said i at this point have not written in any cuts. i've had an even expectation of staying where we are for longer. that continues to be my base case. don't count on her for a vote. you can look to the others who think maybe we get to it by the end of the year. raphael bostic saying maybe one cut later this year. lori logan is looking for data as they all are. next week, we get a lot of it that could influence peoples thinking on the fed. probably more influencing people in the markets. ppi on tuesday. and jay powell speaking on tuesday. the big news of the week is the cpi report on wednesday, he will not have seen that. he will probably not say a lot different. we also get retail sales. we will see if you help at all the u.s. economy. a lot of banks think we might see an improvement in retail sales. but the forecast is not for good news. the cpi forecast on the right-hand side, we are not expecting a big change, but

congressman jamaal bowman celebrating trump's conviction.ing a victory lap too. >> we should have faith on the system. it was an impartial jury of 12, donald trump and his acolytes and his supporters may not like it, but that is what makes this country special. >> justice has come back to haunt him. >> do you think he should go to jail? >> to me, it is irrelevant. >> reporter: it is not irrelevant to voters in the 2024 election if the leading gop candidate is in jail and taken off the campaign trail. republicans say that is what this has been all about. >> because donald trump is crushing joe biden in the polls they see the democrat party and the left so desperate to stop him that they will risk the destruction of our entire legal system to do it. >> the judge is going to do sentencing on july 11th four days before the republican national convention in milwaukee. you got it right here. >> other presidential candidates calling this a joke, not justice, rfk junior, running against president biden, says this is going to backfire. >> this convic

about noint being able o get these votes in november i do want to focus in on the comments jamaal bowmanamplea. he said the anti-semitism which is just racism is minimal will we accept a minimal amount of racism according to that standard it's not minimal whatng we h are seeing here the reason they are so focused on turning down the israel u.s.tion relationship is because it's a good relationship for america they don't like the country what it stands for the foundation of so when you move forward and look at how this will work it will get worse because democrats in 2020 tolerated this violence they are tolerating it now and when they say they are peaceful the encampment by definition is a violent place to be because t you are over property that isn't there's blocking people fromin getting ing and out of it they are blocking police officersays interesting to see them break the rules they know where they and win the police come in to break up their illegal occupation of a public space aft while going after jewish students wrapping george washington and hamas paraphernalia they are than the

. >> scotty bowman michigan. >> scotty bowman, michigan, wants 90-second speeches and at large. let's get our screen back up. just a second, mr. bowman. there with us one second. i was about to inquire about the status of the vote. are our tellers still counting ballots? everything is in. oh, they are finished. [cheers and applause] all right. av team, could we please have our screens back for our secretary if she is ready? she is ready. ok, and then we are going to pick back up with mr. bowman's motion. ok, we are on our presidential ballot. i'll ride, we are at the end of the states. -- all right, we are at the end of the states. let's go to our vote totals. chase oliver at 25.36%. michael at 35.17%. [applause] josh smith at 4.96%. mike at 18.19%. [cheers and applause] thank you very much. we are going to our vice chair vote totals now. av, could you please pop off the screen for just one moment? thank you so much. we are making sure we are on the right screen before we do a reveal, and we are ready. all right, secretary, when you are ready, please scroll. we are on the vice c

bowman writes this, i have not written in any cuts, i've had an even expectation of t staying where wewall street journal reporting high rents prevent the fed from finishing the inflation fight with nick timiraos writing stalled inflation hasn't derailed the federal reserve's plans to cut interest rates. it expects a slowdown in housing costs to drag inflation close to the 2% target. joining me is independent advisor, alliance chief investment officer, chris zacarelli. the big event of the week is wednesday with, the consumer price index expected to be up three-tenths of a percent. what are your expectations. >> the big news for the week will definitely be inflation data. we've seen a number of prints in a row that have been higher than exacted. we think the series will be a little noisy, we think there's a possibility that not only will we get 0.3% but possibly lower, we could get 0.2%. the trend has been higher. that's a problem for the bond market, we've seen what it has done for the stock market in april. we've seen a little recovery in may. that's due to softer jobs data and the h

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i want you to take a listen to what one democrat, jamal bowman who was an educator himself before heress had to say in a pretty testy remark here. >> we must fight hate in all its forms at the same time. i have members of congress talking about teachers teaching hate, none of them have an education background, by the way, they're talking about teachers teaching hate. i work in congress. when you go in the rotunda and you look at american history, you see colonists coming in and taking over america from the native americans. there is no reference to the black people who built this country in our rotunda. but we're scolding you about teaching hate. you know how many black statues there are in the capitol? three. you know how many confederate statues there are in the capitol? 12. i work in an institution that teaches hate. >> reporter: and certainly bowman makes some notable point there is. again, his background being a teacher, being an educator, he often comes out in front on these issues making a point here that, yes, we have to confront anti-semitism to these members of congress, to

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let's speak to bradley bowman, senior director of fdd�*s centre on military and political power.being told that the ceasefire talks went on sunday and monday, and the latest proposal that hamas agreed to was moved to the israelis on april 27 of no changes to major parts of it, so what do you think the disagreement is tonight? the outlines of the disagreement is tonight? tue: outlines of what the disagreement is tonight? he outlines of what hamas the disagreement is tonight? tt9 outlines of what hamas have reportedly agreed to are unclear, as you have been reporting, and i would suspect that a lot of the disagreement, if there is some, centred on whether it is a temporary or permanent ceasefire. obviously hamas wants it ceasefire mac permanent ceasefire so that they can continue and have another october seven in the future. to israel, that is unacceptable, they want to reduce some of the pressure coming from washington, but sooner or later they will want to go into rafah and get the remaining battalions there so they cannot do again what they did on seventh october. but they canno

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imagine if they win a house of representatives, aoc will be the chair, bowman and this group will be this country. >> carley: you weren't to israel following the attacks, i'm sure that etched in your mind. thank you for joining us this morning. todd, over to you. >> todd: columbia university cancelled main commencement ceremony over safety concerns. the universityopting for smaller ceremonies instead. >> these moments are supposed to be celebrations and they fizzle out. >> administration said they were going to do something and they are not. >> you did not get to graduate from high school and same thing happening in college. >> little bit. >> todd: a columbia university senior joins me with fellow se senior. do you feel slighted by your school? >> absolutely, columbia has made a big deal, we're making this decision for you all. we care about our students. it does not seem like that to any of us, i can only speak for myself, we feel the university does not care about us right now. >> todd: they care about a more nority of students, many are not even students. holding large commencemen

also hearing from michelle bowman that the continued qe operation should continue to proceed. how should markets interpret what we've been hearing from fed officials as we try to get a clearer picture as to when they will start cutting and the role of the balance sheet? mary: yeah, there is still no clarity on when we are going to see a commencement of the easing cycle. that has been very clear from a lot of the statements. what was interesting was how loretta mester was discussing the fact we were looking at ways to communicate better with the market because that is something probably the market is really looking for, especially at a time when the fed is just explaining they are going to be very data dependent. they will keep rates higher for longer. of course, any clearance on forward guidance, so to speak, and just clarity of where they are headed would be very much welcomed by investors. however, it is a little difficult when you have inflation as sticky as it has been and they are not progressing on their inflation target, because we still have to remember where the dual

bird charged with the leaves tonight from brussels. rosie is always thank you. credits president bowman's zalinski travel to today to the northeastern. the city of harkey, if you met some of the soldiers who were wounded while trying to hold the line against the ongoing russian offensive. ukrainian soldiers have been scrambling to defend the border area and to bring people to safety, the w's, max son, that reports to night, from the town of both johns, which has seen some of the fiercest find for the people of both chance. this is a nightmare repeating itself. the russians attacked and occupied the town at the start of the full scale invasion, but were pushed out. now they're back and this here is what the situation involve. chance is turning into at the very moment game here. this is a residential building. it was struck by a glide bomb from what we've been told on just about 20 minutes ago. or 2 women were injured in taken to hospital. the russian forces are hitting the city and neighboring areas with aerial bombs like this one. when we were there, russians had entered the northern subu

these ukraine you so just know to well what it feels like to be the receiving end of rushing like bowman text. they tell us they 1st came up against them about a year ago. recent months they've been getting bigger and more frequent on the card bombs. mike is using sound. did you hear that sound? and soon enough there is an explosion. you've got debris flying around and then the shock way for you to send you a solid right now it's the russians go to weapon to force out infantry out of the dog. and i suppose that even you says i'm let just flatten everything out. it doesn't matter how did you did your trenches at one hope. this will is the 1st to seek live bones, use a widely into such effect. the technology behind them isn't completely new. this is a hybrid what an ssl globally. she lied, bottoms that just conventional dumb bombs. they have turned into precise smart bombs with the addition of special wing kids and satellite navigation systems. crucially, they can fly up to 70 kilometers. please do so. thank you. or that means russian pilots can launch these guy comes out of range of most

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violently entered the university campus and arrested students, some members of congress, including jamal bowman, warned about the militarization of the university and the arrest of hundreds of students. board of education columbia university also considered the entry of armed police into the campus as a disaster. george washington university students also acknowledge. gaza students sit in this university, these students say that america should stop supporting this genocide. we know our country is spending our taxes on genocide in gaza by supporting israel by sending weapons to it. we want to stop this genocide . in response to these attacks, the islamic resistance of lebanon announced that it has targeted the buildings where zionist soldiers are stationed in the town of matullah in the north of occupied palestine. lebanese resistance also announced that a number of zionist soldiers were attacked during the cleaning operation in jalal al-alam base. lebanon's hezbollah announced a missile attack on the zionist settlement of dovu. the missile hit the factory. secretary general of the united nation

progressives like bowman are prigsing the president's move. protesting is working.ng for a cease-fire now. meanwhile alexandria ocasio-cortez calls it is most responsible, secure and just thing to do. the uncommitted campaign got thousands of anti-biden votes in multiple democratic primaries. spokesman saying withholding arms, quote, marks a step forward propelled by our growing anti-war movement. now on the flip side of all this some of biden's pro-israel donors are very angry with him. the "wall street journal," the war and protests have sharply divided democrats and the president's slow response has inflamed both sides. many democrats privately worry the college encampments have enhanced political weakness east and pose a grave danger to his re-election hosts. tammy bruce and kevin walling, thank you both for joining us this morning. tammy, start with you. the threat to withhold weapons to israel. what kind of a message do you think that potentially sends to our allies? essentially hey, if the political trouble gets too heavy, we'll pull out the rug from you? >>

peaceful protest is. >> joining me now is jamaal bowman, democratic congressman from the great stateyou for being with me here tonight. i appreciate it. first, let me get your reaction to president biden's comments today. >> i agree with him 100%. we want to protest to be peaceful. we do not want violent protests. i visited the columbia encampment last week and they were completely peaceful. there was a space for mental health support, there was a library, there was food, there was water and they were crystal clear on their demands. they are protesting the collective punishment of palestinian civilians in gaza. they are protesting our tax dollars going toward the killing of over 14,000 children. they are protesting our tax dollars going toward the sending in of the famine of over 1 million people in gaza. this is what they are protesting and there's nothing more american than protesting injustice and war. we've done it since the beginning of our country. i also met with so-called pro israel students when i was there just to hear about the anti-semitism they have experienced and they

both republicans and democrats and members of the squad jamaal bowman, protesting is working and keepmove by president biden threatening to withhold the weapons is fueling these radicals on college campuses that are causing chaos. >> carley, let's not forget we still have american hostages on the ground inside gaza held by hamas. hamas is not just taking americans but nations, the palestinian people used as human shields. the idea we have college campuses supporting a terrorist group, they are taking people, u.s. citizens and using them as human shields should be frightening for all of us. >> carley: tapping into your military background if president biden withholds the shipments, what does that mean for the war? these weapons are 2,500-pound bombs. they are specific and target smart weapons to eliminate terrorist cells. the threat is if we don't have the smart weapons, we will go back to the mass casualty dumb weapons. the real threat is if the united states can't support israel as israel said itself, will fight this war alone. that means not only do we get cut out of the opportunity

games escape unable to see him in this get in the new york. dylan told him no, i guess from a dealer. bowman done the but it is who i mean or you're not bringing that up on in lucky if it is and doesn't use in know with this any to the advice they want to publish. it electronica ease of it, but it for the best of the audio means that i probably see it as to what could i have done? this is okay. and then we'll be able to receive a few that pretty soon meant that when you're aware that someone is eking information on using duration in the, in the embassy, which is very embarrassing. and they say that you put it into words and saying that you was, you know, with the escape board or that you throw things into florida. you can not in the thing yourself, the smoke industries academic and also he's also a professor of international law at the university of glasgow from 2016 until 22. he was united nations special russell to torture and of the crew in human or degrading punishment when but his lawyer was 1st contact with me in december 2018. i frankly just kind of, you know, push this aside and, and

bloomberg had a conversation with fed governor michelle bowman who said she does not think it is appropriateor the fed to cut interest rates in 2024. she points to persistent inflation. when you look at that prospect, the idea we may not get a rate cut, what are the concerns? >> i think for the fed, they very watch -- they very much want to cut what they could do policy wise and say they will definitely not hike. i think the problem is the economic data. the economy is strong, the labor market is tight. there are greater worries of sticky inflation after three months of upside surprises. i don't think we have to get back to 2% inflation for the budget cut. it is why we accepted we get the preference for higher inflation. we definitely need downsize surprises and inflation. a clear disinflation trend. not just one month. there are plenty of months in 2024. so we can get 2024 cuts read but it makes sense the cuts and that the people are thinking about not cutting this year. we have to see how the data comes in in the next few months. >> we have been talking about how rent is the last domino to

in the big picture, i was thinking about jamaal bowman last week said anti-semitism is not a big dealn by the media. why don't you tell us the reality for you. >> yeah. on a day-to-day basis, seeing professors who lend credence to such barbarism and to legitimize terrorist ideologies, be able to continue to do so in the classroom and at these protests to students indoctrinated by these ideologies and are told to respect the words of their professors and when they see people in these positions of power, and positions of influence, legitimizing such vehement anti-semitism it's hard for them to not agree. >> brian: look at this. rides of anti-semitism. 1574 anti-semitic incidents since the october 7th. attacks, 700 percent increase in those attacks over the past year to year. and when you look around at cornell, as a prestigious as that university has been in the past, are you questioning whether to go back for your junior year? >> it's a difficult -- it's a difficult question that i have grappled with for the past few months. of course, you know, the vehement anti-semitism that we have

what do you say not just to congressman bowman, but that this stuff has gone too far -- the reactionas gone too far? >> again, that's the beauty of america. one has the right to have his or her opinion, and i respect that. i protest it. as a young man for apartheid, and to dismantle apartheid, and i respect that, and we issue this. the police in the city during 9/11, there was one of the fliers that was found inside the protests, and if you look closely, it says death to america. this has left a point of advocating for a particular item, and as i say over and over again, there's a real attempt to radicalize our young people, and when you look at the information and so many people who were there, we need to be clear that we cannot take this lightly, and when i use the term of outside agitators, anyone can protest in the city, but when you are on college grounds and you do not attend that college, you are an outsider, and then when you train people to do disruptive things, you are an agitator. i'm not trying to be politically correct. i'm trying to be correct for the city of new york a

no, i guess from a dealer, bowman done the but it is who i mean or, you know, bringing that up on in the game is, is and does on those in know with this any device they want to publish it electronica easy that the best of the audio means that i produce here as to what could have known this is okay, and then we'll be able to receive a few that pretty soon meant that when you are aware that someone is eking information on using the duration in the, in the embassy, which is very embarrassing, and they say that you put it into words and saying that you was, you know, with the escape board or that you throw things into florida. you cannot do the thing you sell the, you know, smoke. so is this was academic and also he's also a professor of international law at the university of glasgow from 2016 until the $22.00. he was united nations special russell to torture and of the crew in human or degrading punishment when but his lawyer was 1st contacted me in december 2018, but i frankly just kind of, you know, push this aside and, and i have this emotional reaction thinking owed assistance hacke

. >> reporter: second grade public school student bowman trimble beaming over his book fair find. >> it says it's glow in the dark, too. >> reporter: mom proud of her star student just as summer break begins. >> i think he just learned a lot and he's really developing as a person. >> reporter: math class is still very much in session at the state capitol where new numbers from the budget deficit are leading to school spending cuts. >> this is a sizable deficit. >> reporter: now governor gavin newsom is under attack. >> california classrooms face a monumental crisis. >> reporter: the ad paid for by the california teachers association blasts the governor warning against bigger class sizes and thousands of teacher layoffs. >> tell lawmakers and governor newsom to pass a state budget that protects public schools for our students and communities. >> reporter: the ad comes just after the teachers union contributed $250,000 yes on prop 1 committee in february. it also contributed $1.8 million to newsom's anti-recall campaign in 2022. >> they obviously are very upset because they would hope

christian: bradley bowman is senior director of the center on military and political power and a former pilot, a 15 year veteran of the u.s. army. thank you for being on the program tonight. we are being told that the cease-fire talks went on sunday and monday. the latest proposal that hamas agreed to was made to the israelis on april 27 with no changes to major parts of it. so what do you think the disagreement is tonight? bradley: the outlines of what hamas has reportedly agreed to are unclear, as you have been reporting there at bbc. i would suspect that a lot of the disagreement, if there is some, is centered on whether it is a permanent or temporary cease-fire. obviously hamas from my perspective wants a permanent cease-fire so they can survive and conduct another october 7 in the future. to israel that is obviously unacceptable. they are probably willing to accept a tempora cease-fire and get hostages released, reduce some pressure coming from washington, get more humanitarian assistance. but sooner or later they are going to want to go into rafah to get the remaining battalions t

can only be seen as anti-semitic and nature jamaal bowman goes and he supports the protesters who are calling for the elimination of the state of israel it says, oh yeah, this is all peaceful. i don't see anything peaceful as a jewish person when i see banners and slogans and a call to globalize the empty fodder for those of us who remember what the empty fatah was in 2000 and later and later 2000s, these were bloody murderous attacks, buses being blown up, the sub borrow pizza bombing. so there's a lot of irresponsible behavior that's coming from some of the further fringes of president biden's party, which is why it's so important for him to make a strong message at the same time. >> there's a war going on and israel is a close ally of the united states. every time president biden it has tough words for benjamin netanyahu. there are definitely people on the right who say oh, he's giving into the far left his anti-semitic is that unfair in your mind? is there room for president biden to exert pressure on an ally in this circumstance? and still be a strong ally to the jewish people of

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but someone like jamaal bowman is, you know, i mean, he may have severe issues, but his district is much different than corey bushes district, for example, in st. louis. so i think it's district by district will see but one thing this will play out as we know the chicago democratic convention. >> and look, there's also the people of course, there's a big pro-israel part of the democratic come party as well, including congressman steady, the former house majority leader what do you think would just in general their positions on israel? does it concern you your colleagues regret that there are members who are in effect i think reflecting the views of hamas which are to kill jews the eliminate israel and when you're talking about from the river to the sea i think it's very unfortunate. >> yeah, he says that he didn't name names. he said some of the members in his party are reflecting the views of hamas. >> yeah, i think that this is really laying bare the split within the democratic party and also just the complexity you have this issue. there are a lot of people who are coming to this issu

. >> i asked him all bowman khuza'a new york democrat i remember the so-called squad people on the far left of the house, democratic caucus, someone who is facing is owned difficult primary challenge over the issue of israel about whether that he agrees with the icc's prosecutors effort to seek arrest warrants about benjamin netanyahu and whether himself, jamaal bowman would attend that speech when it's delivered to congress so you wouldn't go if you're attending oh, no and then what about this idea of arrest warrants for netanyahu from the icc prosecutor i can as i do support that well, yes. >> i mean, the icc has their process of determining what's a war crime and what isn't obviously the warrants for the hamas failures who debited october 7 are warranted. and it seems like the warranted for netanyahu as well now democratic leaders don't share that same position. >> in fact, they had been sharply critical of the icc prosecutor is seeking those arrest warrants, but i put the question about whether or not netanyahu should speak to congress to democratic leader hakeem jeffries himself.

governor michelle bowman, for example, saying today there are still a number of upside inflation risks. earlier this week i sat down with kkr's henry mcveigh. >> our businesses are saying, yes, there is inflation coming down, but probably hitting the 2% target is going to be quite hard. the fed has done a great job where they are, getting rates up quickly, moving aggressively, and starting to do the taper. one of the new nuggets we took away yesterday was, i think chairman powell did introduce the notion that under 3% inflation you get a little more emphasis on the dual mandate of employment and not just inflation. sonali: we now go outlive stanford university, where michael mckee is standing by with former st. louis fed president jim bullard. mike? mike: thank you very much and welcome to the campus of stanford university, to all of our bloomberg viewers and listeners worldwide, and to jim bullard, the former st. louis fed bank president. now a dean at purdue university. when you look at where we are, if you were on the committee today, what would you think needs to be done? james: i

the southern city here in just the past week we're joined we now by democratic congressman jamaal bowman of new york, who is vice chair of the congressional progressive caucus. sir. thank you so much for taking the time to be with us. and if i can just get your reaction to this arms deal and if you see it to be in conflict with this suspension of delivering 502,000 pound bombs to israel yeah very disappointed in this news, you know, we fully supported the president's decision about a week ago, not to send additional weapons prince israel voted against that measure here in the house we have over 1 million people in gaza starving to death. >> we have at least 34,000 killed, mostly women men, and children. now we've called from very early on for peace and a permanent ceasefire in gaza. but let me say this, this issue was also hitting here at home, particularly in my district. a republican super pac udp is set to spread $1.9 million against me this week and my race, a packed as back by burning marcus anti-abortion, bernie marcus and others simply because we called for a permanent cyst, perma

all adults is have to work with hospitals, and garza has been bowman. israel's little cabinet on the prime minister benjamin netanyahu unanimously voted to to continue minute she opperation is in rough off. and it's was issued more orders, palestinians, east of the city to leave, to areas. it's heavily palms before is riley decisions have pushed the international community to speak out against any military action in or off off china and from space permanent members of the un security council. the latest to join those calls on the you hi, representative shows that bar. i'll have this to say the national community to us to be a new member stage. everybody asking it on your own not to attack rafa. despite to z as warnings and these requests to the doctor's doctor yesterday night. i am afraid that this is going to cause a game that a lot of casualties stop exporting. wesson belgium quotes for an immediate start to weapons being exported to ero. egypt has also raised its objections. israel's bowman writes on its border with hundreds of a trucks carrying desperately needed food, clean wate

this morning with my great colleague, isaac dovere, about how jamaal bowman it was one of the more liberal members of the house democratic caucus t is now facing a very difficult primary. in fact, he could lose. there's a belief among a lot of democrats that he could very well be the one of the first members to lose in large part because of his view on israel has a june primary icon up with both him and cori bush is another member on the left who is being targeted by those israel forces is coming after you pop it up, you're challenger. george latimer. what do you think about the fact that you're being targeted here's what it is. >> it's all good, you know, we have a really strong record in a district. like us being critical of israel, but they don't understand is us being critical of an ally makes our allies stronger and c5a in the long term, do you want equivocally condemn hamas for october 7 october 7 i say how many times have you not looked at my statements, so we'll look at the statements so we did look back at her statements. one of them said that from october 7 talked about hamas con

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well, this will talk about that rise or the 5 that the bowman was on necessary. tens of thousands of japanese civilians killed n mains. the official narrative is a lie. the military leaders knew that the atomic bounds were not necessary and knew that japan was effectively defeated. that japan was looking for a way to end the war. truman knew as his american and said others, mis a, a. so we did invasion, which began on august a do that, that was going to force the end of the war to, hey, fact, it was the soviet invasion of manchuria and beyond. that did force the japanese leaders to surrender. well, likewise, that seems to west wants us to forget about the red armies and norma sacrifices during world war 2. and it's up to russia and it's allies now to ensure that history is not river, it's in or forgotten, but honored and acknowledged works. it's up the most go sky on thursday night is the victory day celebrations came to an end. the nation had spent the day and walking nazi jeremy's defeat in world war 2 and remembering those who had full and the soviet union lost more than 26000000