that you all came and spoke to the congress over the ran deal without the approval of us president brock obama. we've seen that this is becoming a part as an issue. more democrats say that they support the palestinians. republicans, the majority say they support the israelis, but the polls have been eking up quite a bit. it's still the majority of americans say they have more support for israel, but it is becoming a part of an issue. and i have to say, i've covered this conflict from america for decades and i've never seen what we seen in just the last couple of days. even well, the horror stories or coming out of israel, of what happened on the ground. we stopped protest pro palestinian protest sizable ones in cities across the country. now usually the criticism stops when it gets to the potomac, just outside of washington dc, where there has been vice partisan support for israel. we've seen a handful of democratic left leading congress. people come out and say that the support needs to end. but in general, it's bi partisan. well that got flipped out. it's had all of a sudden when that your f

ninety's, he returned to office in 2009, and quickly found himself butting heads with us president brock. obama. netanyahu had formed a coalition with parties that supported illegal settlements in the west. bank, he alive himself with republicans in the us. not only on settlements, but in opposing the obama administration, sponsoring of a deal with israel's arch enemy. iran of his government's increasing right wing direction seemed to pay dividends. when donald trump came to the white house within a year, a trump recognize jerusalem as israel's capital to the dismay of palestinians. far greatest allied the united states of america. today, it's the embassy open here, a big win for netanyahu. the trump administration also spearheaded agreements between is real and middle eastern countries, normalizing relations. meanwhile, netanyahu's problems at home are growing in 2019. he was formerly charged in 3 separate cases. he lost that election, but after 18 months in opposition, he was back in office to achieve a parliamentary majority. he entered the most of right wing coalition. israel had ever seen

ninety's, he returned to office in 2009, and quickly found himself butting heads with us president brock. obama. netanyahu had formed a coalition with parties that supported legal settlements in the west. bank, he alive himself with republicans in the us. not only on settlements, but in opposing the obama administration, sponsoring of a deal with israel's arch enemy iran. his government's increasing right wing direction seemed to pay dividends. when donald trump came to the white house within a year, a trump recognize jerusalem as israel's capital, to the dismay of palestinians, the greatest ally the united states of america today. it's embassy open here, a big win for netanyahu. the trump administration also spearheaded agreements between is real and middle eastern countries. normalizing relations. meanwhile, netanyahu's problems at home or growing in 2019, he was formerly charged in 3 separate cases. he lost that election, but after 18 months in opposition, he was back in office to achieve a parliamentary majority. he entered the most right wing coalition. israel had ever seen the efforts con

. brock obama didn't get on well with benjamin netanyahu either. so the leverage, the joe biden has isn't great. you know, the united states does spend a lot of money in supporting israel militarily. that goes through congress that will go through no matter what the relationship between the white house and benjamin netanyahu is. so it's unlikely they will be able to temper and say, please, please don't respond viciously to this or respond expensively to this when they are aware that there will be an expensive response from the use really well. what of, what is the support like for israel and isn't yahoo in particular within the why the united states because when he spoke at the you in general assembly uh only a few weeks ago and they were protest, southside went there as he see, he walks a fine line, there are people who are very supportive of benjamin that benjamin netanyahu. i'm what he's doing, but there are others who look at who are useful and the government with a particular uh, the security humans, the a bank of us. and we know that the unit

so, coming up next, the mess that is ukraine began under brock obama. when he set victoria new in there to spread democracy and cookies, we'll discuss it when we return with garland nixon sit tight, the m o will be right back. the the coffee is back after going dark, being cut off from the world. israel continues to deny god's that everything needed a modern line. in the meantime, the west collectively turn supply died to the collective punishment, palestinian, the, the most people don't understand the global financial system and how financial resources are distributed. or the dominant financial group, of course or, or the united states and your k bikes. their objective, is there a huge event controlling the world's money flows grants the power to wipe in time, nations of the face, of the government. to see if this to put in 3, in global, in the condition of september, the coke states. think of that. i mean, pretty for the rest of the police. give him dealing with some of those. when we lived on a guy, the player, the good thing, the go with the book, a

newland, was dick cheney's assistant to your policy was she was hillary clinton's assistant under brock obama. she missed a little bit of time under trump and she's back. so this is a ideological strain that has come to power and they are doing what the they do. so look, here's what i want to do. i want to talk a little bit more about what can possibly happen moving forward, and maybe a better understanding of what's actually happening in the theatre from you. michael, as a military guy, they help us understand that. all right, you guys stay right there by the way, i wanna continue this conversation with you as well. all you gotta do is reach to me on twitter. the handle is rick sanchez, tv. that's rick sanchez, tv, and we can have a conversation like the one we're having here and i'll look for you there. by the way, when we come back, we'll have money for ukraine ever. dry up or are we being led into a hot wheels with your port when we come back? don't go with the in a, in a c 90 age, the new ones are really kind of became a us colony, but still retained its own cultural identity and speak i

brock obama came up with the around nuclear deal. the republican congress invited is really prime minister netanyahu to address congress much to the complete anger of obama, his official, his administration, and democrats in congress. since the impulse of the broader american public, it really shows support for the palestinians, really going to have a young democrats and support for the israelis. but it stay in the same with republicans. still the majority of americans, although it is shrinking seam, decide with is or israel, more than palestine. it has this moment. but those are the people when it comes to politicians and then a handful. you really don't hear criticism. now, the likely republican presidential nominate donald trump is wayne and he was speaking but possibly was classified information at an event in florida. and he was complaining that he thought israel was going to help him with the attack on the reading and general so on. so little money in a rack, but that they didn't to the last minute. here's what he had to say. b

so, coming up next, the mess that is ukraine began under brock obama. when he set victoria newland there to spread democracy and cookies, we'll discuss it when we return with garland nixon sit tight, the m o will be right back the the acceptance and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show seriously. why watch something that's so different whitelisted opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please. i do have the state department to see i a weapons bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead, change and whatever you do. don't want my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time. but again, it's not. we don't want to watch it because it might just change the way inside the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case for the med, most of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also absurd. this is the 3rd world lunacy r

so coming up next, the mess that is ukraine began under brock obama when he set victoria newland there to spread democracy and cookies. we'll discuss it when we return with garland nixon sit tight, the m o will be right back. the the oh the the the welcome back to the m. o i manila chance. it's convenient to think that the conflict in ukraine began in 2022. but the reality is it goes back almost a decade before and victoria nolan was there for it. political analyst and co host of the critical our on radio split net, garland nixon is back with us. thanks for sticking around. garland. so speaking of obama, it was under his watch that we saw the mastercard at my down square ukraine. victoria newland was there, handing out cookies just days beforehand. then this happened. that would be great, i think, to help glue this thing and have the you and help glue it. and you know, the, you know, exactly, and i think we've got to do something to make it stick together because you can be pretty sure that if it does, if it does start to again, altitude, the russians will be working behind the scenes

and after covering president george bush and brock obama, when it comes to israel. busy i can tell you there is a pattern across republican democratic ministrations. if they are talking to the israelis publicly trying to guides them in and give suggestions and try to put limits on these really, they never do it in public. all of a sudden you'll start to see stories as we're seeing now, leak out from a name sources within the administration that what they want to do is really to do . and we've seen that is true. interestingly, that just came out today saying that they've told these release that they don't want them to do a large scale full invasion of cause, or they want them use airstrikes and special forces teams to try and go and covertly, and to try and target how most leadership that way. more interesting is the reasons that they're giving these reporters behind the scenes. they said after listening to the is really plans, they became more convinced that it could easily become a wider conflict. that is something that they are afraid of. the vast majority of amer

so coming up next, the mess that is ukraine began under brock obama when he set victoria newland there to spread democracy and cookies. we'll discuss it when we return with garland nixon sit tight, the m o will be right back. the, the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the welcome back to the m. o i manila chant. it's convenient to think that the conflict in ukraine began in 2022. but the reality is it goes back almost a decade before. and victoria newland was therefore, it political analyst and co host of the critical our on radio split net, garland nixon is back with us. thanks for sticking around. garland. so speaking of obama, it was under his watch that we saw the massacre at my down square ukraine. victoria newland was there, handing out cookies just days beforehand. then this happened. that would be great, i think, to help glue this thing and have the un help fluid and you know, the, you know, exactly, and i think we've got to do something to make it stick together because you can be pretty sure that if it does, if it does start to gain altitude, the russians will be working behind the sc

biting himself does not have a great relationship with benjamin netanyahu as vice president to brock obama. he visited israel in order to try to persuade them to stop building settlements. nothing. yahoo announced new settlements at that time. that was widely considered a snap. also, there is no us and bassett, or to jerusalem at this time, and that would hinder any effort to try to uh it, to try to build a bridge to create that a also the us congress is in complete disarray. so if they were to have to approve new aid, which they would have to do to go beyond that $3000000000.00 figure, you'd have to have a speaker of the house which you are not going to have until wednesday. and then you have the difficult negotiation between a republican controlled house and a democratically controlled send it, although on this particular issue, they might be inclined to work together. but as i say, that's not going to happen before they select the speaker of the house. all right, to join hands on life as the in washington dc johns. thank you. i to know how much the site is involved in a surprise operati

us to other times, and there was an incumbent president in 2004 at george w bush and in 2012 it brock obama, both times a majority of voters that this this'll action. my choice is about the incumbent president. that's not what is happening now and, and that is a really important point is that donald trump did not fade away after the election, which most losing candidates do. he's still front and center. and that's what this election about, that's between 20 election was about a majority of buying voters when asked who about why my body needs to get donald trump out of office. we're still in effect, reside of getting that election. and that's what is kind of mentally differential with mike is saying that donald trump, this is all about trump, you mean he's, he's got a strong point. there is a very strong point, and that's where the debate tonight is going to be about trump, even though he's not in there where he won't be there. and so that's what fundamentally is different about this election. and i'd take your point about the democratic year concerns and the democratic side. oh, let me, let

ninety's, he returned to office in 2009 and quickly found himself butting heads with us president brock. obama. netanyahu had formed a coalition with parties that supported legal settlements in the west bank. he alive himself with republicans in the us, not only on settlements, but in opposing the obama administration, sponsoring of a deal with israel's arch enemy iran. his government's increasing right wing direction seems to pay dividends when donald trump came to the white house within a year, a trump recognize jerusalem as israel's capital, to the dismay of palestinians, far greatest ally the united states of america today. it's embassy open here, a big win for netanyahu. the trump administration also spearheaded agreements between is real and middle eastern countries. normalizing relations. meanwhile, netanyahu's problems at home or growing in 2019, he was formerly charged in 3 separate cases. he lost that election, but after 18 months in opposition, he was back in office to achieve a parliamentary majority, he entered the most right wing coalition. israel had ever seen the efforts contin

drop of blood president brock. hussein obama, who to possibly be from america, who is, you know, you use syrup or who is why the tea party movement habits. and then to get donald trump and all of these people who are evan shell calls in 2016. you have a rise in people who vote for donald trump in 2020, but what studies have found one in particular, i'm sorry, i'm forgetting the name that they said more people called themselves up and joel because of what happened in 2016. not because they thought they believed in this particular kind of christianity. it's because they believe that admin joel coal is a mit white to them. and that is the core of all of this white mist is imbedded in american. evan. joe, cool. if you could have black in the jungles, you could have latino evan jungle. but why dublin, joel coles, or the senate won, not of everything they are yet. and so as a voting block, they are the people that they go for. and let me say this very clearly, because this is the way you need to understand why i have a job is like, don't try. donald trump delivered donald trump delivered t

biden also backs a gentleman whose name is brock hussein obama.ng global sick attack on u.s. autoworkers you have been attacked for a long time. those attacks all stopped for four years with us they are getting so strong and you are getting so strong that they were building plants here again. now the plants and come back to mexico and they've gone back to china. he isn't coming back for more but i don't know that he's going to make it to the starting gate but let's assume he does. if it's not him at some bales of the same ideas as the ideas they have their very destructive for our country. but we will stop him. hopefully your leaders at united auto workers will endorse donald trump. it. [cheering] because standard history for years and decades and years and years they always endorse a democrat. it's almost like an automatic reflex and there's no reason for it but it is a habit. it is a bad habit it has not worked. you have lost 38% of your industry over the period of 25 years much of its kind in mexico we don't talk about mexico much of it is goin

so coming up next, the mess that is ukraine began under brock obama when he set victoria new in there to spread democracy and cookies. we'll discuss it when we return with garland nixon sit tight, the m o will be right back. the the, the most people don't understand the global financial system and how financial resources are distributed. or the dominant financial group, of course or, or the united states and u. k bikes. their objective, is there a huge event? controlling the world's money flows, groans the pallet to wipe into nations of the face of the i'm going to be sending said this to the local in $3.00, in global, so upset the blue coke stays. think of that. i mean, pretty close to the national origin proficiency him dealing with some of those when we lived on a di, the player, the good thing, the go with the book, are you out a whole that were to present the apple store any 3 or so you can set the feed, me see, oh, the for the all new to this old 3. the welcome back to the m. o i manila chant. it's convenient to think that the conflict in ukraine began in 2022. but the reality i