can choose the best to think of, you know, as life from berlin. moscow for answering, president, bush, charl onset, asylum that's according to russian state. medium facade for the syrian capital of damascus, su in rebels seized the city and ransacked his panelist. outside in the street, the syrians are celebrating what rebels are calling a new era for the country. and they are joined by millions of syrians living in an exile around the world from greece to france, the u. k. and here in germany as well, many are saying they'll now return to the homeland after fleeing serious 13 year old. so for the, i'm aaron told him, thanks for joining us. russian state media say president bus are all a side, has been granted asylum in moscow after flinging his country. this comes after his routine collapse in a whitening rebel offensive that began less than 2 weeks ago. the syrian revel commander abo mohammad. i'll go on. he has been greeted by cheering crowds and damascus. this is dorothy who my musk is. leader of the is on his rebel group. i have to reassure them, also known as h t. s. the group led the

north. government forces have dug into defend the city of homes as they find to see president bush charles thoughts 24 year old short time ago i asked journalist osama mohammed for more on the developing situation near damascus to the city where she needs to be coming. like change it very quickly and possibly the, the, the labels are taking from some of the salesman countryside or also the most close are taking to the, the country side of the city, starting with the yeah. there is some kind of collections happening in the yeah. in the 1000 of, of the schools in the, in the same time that is the advance of the east lubbock, militias and other peoples from the north and in syria up to, to the west coast. it loop, there is no, any terms for the gym to fight or to resist or take over or take bag any kind of off areas or any cds i don't know in damascus. so are you saying that it appears that the regime is going to collapse or is there still some chance that assad's allies, russia, and the ron will ramp up their military support and somehow help the regime clean on to power to that's really a g

as steering rebels announced the fall of president bush charl assad's government. new video from damascus emerge that's showing a deserted presidential palace. some people appear to be alluding items including tvs, well armed men and civilians, room deserted hallways and rooms that once belonged to the ousted president and his father. before him. the sod family has ruled syria for more than half a century. let's get more now from heinz. the options are senior director at the counter extreme and project. so how does the, how you're totally are from group or each to us, let this lightning offensive? how much support do they actually have among every day? syrians as well, it is one of the regular factions is now currently of course the dominant one because he left this particular offensive. but there's also a curtis force in syria that is a turkish fact counter. curtis 1st, which is already fighting the codes nor speak and then down varies the rays of opposition groups and is leave as groups that are part of the coalition and the outside the coordination. so it's not

stops december 18th on dw, the business dw nose line from berlin must over and syrian president, bush charl. i'll set aside them. that's according to russian state. media assaulted for the syrian capital, damascus, as rebels seized the city and ransacked his palace outside in the streets. syrians are celebrating with rebels or calling a new era for the country. and they are joined by millions of syrians living in an exile around the world. from greece to france, the u. k. in here in germany as well. and they are now seeing the return to their homeland after fleeing serious 13 year old civil war. the . i'm aaron tilton. berlin. thanks for joining us. russian. speak medias. a president bush oral also has been granted asylum in moscow after fleeing his country. this comes after his reading collapse that no lightning revel offensive that began less than 2 weeks ago. the syrian rebel commander abdul mohammed, elko lundy has been granted or been greeted by cheering crowds and damascus. historic or my and mosque is the leader of the as mrs. remo group hire to we are all show them also known as h t

the loss of hama is a mass of blow to president bush charl. also the after almost 14 years of civil war opposition fighters into the city and city of hama, after 3 days of intense fighting. the groups lead to size that here to clean up a 40 year old roomed the city and me says it's redeployed its forces from the city to the outskirts in order to protect civilian lives. it's another blow to president special assad, hama is one of the few major cities outside the capital to remain on the full government to control. it's about the nearly 14 years of serious civil war. it's capture comes just days of to is the mr. rebels rested to control of elect to the country, 2nd city. some government forces many tvs. the display civilians are overjoyed at being able to attend to the city of to more than a decade away. as part of how the jury is indescribable words cannot describe how happy we are it such an incredible feeling. after all this time we returned to a level smelt the sentinel, the walk through it, streets the streets. we could never forget into th

this comes nearly a week after president bush. charles thoughts troops suffered a string of significant losses. the insurgents have already captured large stretches of territory in the north, including syria, 2nd largest city level. tens of thousands of people are fleeing the finding as the u. n. warrens of a major humanitarian crisis. an exodus of civilians just as winter is setting in with the islam is lead rebels advancing and government forces back by russia intensifying their air strikes. ordinary people are caught in the crossfire. the u. n. is raising the alarm over the impact of hostilities on the syrian population slit. how office has documented a number of extremely concerning incidents resulting in multiple civilian casualties, including a high number of women and children stemming from a tax bite, but hereditary at our shops will hedge to us. and by pro government forces of particular concern is the faith of serious kurdish minority. among the rebels are turkish backed in search and forces who have been fighting curtis groups

the best to think of, you know, is live from berlin. moscow for answering president bush, charl, onset of silence. that's according to russian state media that's on for the syrian capital of damascus. su in rebels seized the city and ransacked his panel is outside in the street, syrians are celebrating what levels are calling a new era for the country and they are joined by millions of syrians leaving an exile around the world from greece to france. the u. k. and here in germany as well, many are saying they'll now return to the homeland.

it's a new set back for the syrian regime of president bush charl outside his government . and his russian ally have responded to the rebel gains with the air strikes the top of the last of ukraine, poland and the stony. i have walked out of speech by a russian foreign minister, surrogate lever off at the malta meeting of the organization for security and cooperation in europe. lab, ralph accused the west of reviving the cold war and from bulking a direct conflict with russia. the u. s. described laptops, remarks as 8 to nami, of this information is this data. we news from berlin, there's lots more on our website that's dw com. i france's without a government and many blamed the president michelle by muse tenure as french prime minister was shorter than any other in modern french history. and his departure leaves him, i knew him a call with no one to help him steer much needed reforms through the grid, locked parliament today. my call address the nation to explain his side of things. and surprisingly he doesn't see the blame line with him. and the defiance beachy, urge the

but yeah, so when, when george says that bush charl side wasn't in control of his own country, that's, that's not exaggeration. hyperbole, it's literal, right? the u. s. a and it's curtis proxies have been in control of all of these syria, east of the euphrates. right? uh for 4 years now, right. uh, you know, going back to the, the, just after the time of the russian intervention. right. and that is where syria's oil and weak fields were, which were denied to the syrian government, preventing any type of economic recovery uh, or restoration um the uh, hired to her all shop along with the purchase down as long as the party and the other 31 flavors of untouchable jihad were still in control of northern england. the turkish regime of early one. we're in control of all of northern syria to a depth of up to 30 kilometers where they continued to support the rest of the as long as then g, audi, fax, you and the primarily syrian wines that had been molded into what had once been known as as the free syrian army now they called the, the syrian national army and they had an 82800000 as long as

says its forces are striking back with russian air support and la scout, save syria and president bush charl. aside from defeat in 2015, but observers are wondering, russia will be able to help them again considering its own full scale invasion of ukraine. scenes of despair and bridge unfolding, northwest and syria, as people trying to identify the dead after russian and syrian strikes on it like proteins launch most go has once again deployed as well things to help syrian special assad put a stop to an offensive by rebel forces it was russians, military intervention in 2015. that time the tide in stops favor. the height of series will back then must have ariel bombardments with what critics said was little regard for civilian life helped aside to gain loss territory versus bloody me. a boots in claims have boosted his country, standing on the global stage by changing the costs of the conflict. aside with a few sit in his thanks. i but as to what is being called a stone, a new bush by a rebel forces who quickly move to take over a like post international apple. it's unclear if russia will be

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this week in germany. 2 men are on trial, their former syrian officials who are part of president bush charl assets regime. they got to germany with a wave of refugees and claim decide from there. and then last year, as already started looking into who these men were interested them on charges of committing crimes against humanity during serious civil war. the one equal phenomena with a lovely, the sense of what i mean. a lack of coldness, no jump serves inside. and what are the underwater with that? what is your laid down i took on the life of the police. know with that with the simple, vilified, or just what on with odd. like i'm seeing the comes the model i did to the higher what about the model so on the right side of the lack of a vehicle is going to send them between the sofa, but a good sort of that's not audible. so what do you mind if i look into this stuff and there's an article in the lease at the few of the don't in the cafeteria, but it has a she'll come sit on the, he's picking the sun valley to bundle in discussions off. and i mean all of us to unclick, i end up on a slope lik

this week in germany to mentor on trial, their former syrian officials who were part of president bush charl assets received . they've got to germany with a wave of refugees and claimed asylum there. and unless your authority started looking into for these men were interested them on charges of committing crimes against humanity during serious civil war. the logical one equal settlements with a lot of interest. as of what i need a lot going with coldness, nobody jump servers inside the underwater underwater. with that, what is your laid down i took on i left the police know with the simple, vilified, or what's going on with that. my o'connor. i'm seeing the lot going on uh comes the model i did to do. i did the higher 0 one model of the model before i sort of be lacking in the mid week openness to the send them between the sofa. but a did sort of the that's not audible. so what do you mind if that can do that stuff in the, in the least that got a few of the don't in the cafeteria but would have so she'll come set off the just pick another one of us on both the bible and discussion souls and

bush pardon his son neil. the writer charlesshut the f up about on her because h11 -- pardon his own too but that never happened either. they issued a correction and took the piece down. wouldn't it be easier to say biden was wrong? >> i think all of the criticism is valid because democrats stand on this moral high ground all the time and they act so self-righteous. i think this is also the problem when we pick sides. we turned political parties into teams. when it comes to political parties, if you pick a side, if you say you are democrat or republican, he refused to be objective about anything. >> that's why i'm an independent. >> democrats are not a monolith. >> why can't you say when democrats are wrong? >> jesse: the party is fractured. some think biden is a saint, the rest hurt he lied to them. >> president biden repeatedly lied and said he would not pardon hunter. he had his press secretary lie on his behalf. biden supporters held up joe biden's refusal to pardon hunter as an example of his commitment to the rule of law i

bush pardoned his son, neil. the writer charlesrce told his readers to shut the f up about hunter because h.w. pardoned his son, too. but that never happened either. they issued a correction and took the piece down. wouldn't it just be easier to say biden was wrong? >> i think all of the criticism is valid because, you know, democrats stand on this moral high ground all the time and, you know, they act so self-righteous. i think this is also the problem when we pick sides, right? we've turned political parties into teams when it comes to political parties, if you pick a side, right. if you say you're a democrat, if you say you're a republican, you refuse to be objective about anything. >> i'm an independent, yes. but that's i think that's the best way to go. but that's not a monolith. we're not democrats are not a monolith. >> why can't you say when democrats are wrong? >> no. >> the party is fractured. some think biden's a saint. the rest kind of hurt. he lied to them. >> president biden lied and repeatedly lied and said he wouldn

charles: you know kind of reminds me of george bush, the first, the older george bush who blamed the fed for losing, but i actually went back and finally looked at the history. they were accommodative. they just weren't accommodative enough so i think the fed will be always be in the crosshairs no matter what. hey i want your thoughts on this. the mag7. every time this market starts to get soft they ride to the rescue and reminds me of yule brenner, and the original movie but every time at least once a day one of my gues guests says there's concentration risk. what is it wall street has against the notion these names can lead us higher? what's wrong with that? >> other than if these names are up a lot and they could be very volatile and they could impact the entire market, and what you're also seeing is that if you're not playing in these names, and your playing in the other 493 stocks in the s&p or the 2,000 stocks in the russel 2000, that they aren't going to participate as much in this rally. by the way, the ceo of interactive brokers spoke at an investment conference last week an

bush, and clinton. one of the people donald trump pardoned, a man by the name of charles kushner. charles kushner, that last name might sound familiar because he is the father of jared kushner, who is the husband of ivanka trump, who is the president starter. as of today, charles kushner is trump's nominee to be the united states ambassador to france. i mean, reaction? >> a cushy, sweet deal and not what clemency is meant to be for, of course. what should be is what congresswoman presley stated, that clemency is a crucial criminal justice tool in order to assure that people who can, who do take responsibility for their crimes, who serve their time, have an opportunity to rebuild their lives again and that is crucial. in this case, i don't think charles kushner, at least for me, is not the first person who springs to mind as someone who has accepted responsibility for wrongdoing, is meant to set out a fresh course. i see this as being a reward to a friend and that is the exact thing joe biden is wary of. >> this episode, which is ongoing, would underscore the absurdity of republica

charles: the republican commissioner believes in a degree of regulation, paul atkins is a long time securities lawyer who was on the commission under george w. bush. he believes in the basics of the securities law as written. not that we should do what gary gensler did with environmental disclosures, he believes in disclosure. there' is not a lot of disclosure in the crypto business. there will be a regulatory regime involving disclosure and i will tell you it won't be wild west stuff. in terms of trump there is going to be a book written about how he became pro crypto and donald trump will play a role in it. neil: i am telling him. great job. excited to get this next gentleman on the show, a big fan of what he has built up, the robin hood ceo, the crypto trading, political debt trading a lot of money with that spread far and wide. i was noticing your stock quadrupled over the last year a little like bitcoin, but it can be volatile, you had an incredible run. why do you think is leading that, leading the charge? >> robin hood went public, it was at the peak of the secular bull market and 2022 was a little bit rough but if we look at the company n

bush and john mccain. i've been asking to come on the show forever. he wrote the book lincoln and the fight for peace. what is your reaction to the latest picks? charles's father-in-law quick >> i am reminded of john mccain,'s motto was country over party. the new model his family over country. it's clear donald trump is not only going to find the most loyal people he can but he will make it blood is thicker than water so he'll get the blood as loyal as he can by appointing these people who are family members. john can tell you a little about the chris christie persecution of charles kushner. it's too crude for me to say on television. chris christie prosecuted in new jersey so it's one of the most loathsome crimes he ever prosecuted. >> yet, he got the gig. tiffany's father-in-law is the middle east adviser and now we are looking at kash patel potentially headed the fbi. what does this tell you about trump's picks? i think right after he won, the people in his wall street universe saying he's about to pivot to the middle. it's about his legacy. we are not -- that's not where we are. >> anybody who believed that wasn't paying attention. what we are se