c. mike, it's basically, i mean, what does by know that we don't seen says perhaps the order of the day at the moment as well. so what we do know is that they'd be numerous negotiations and recent days, and indeed weeks in doha, in paris and other centers of people attempting to get a nother ceasefire in place to get out those still being held captive in gaza. but there was a lot to unbundle in terms of what president biden was saying on that late night show, basically that he's outlining a short term policy, a medium to in projection, and a longer term theory. now what you saying is that he indicates that there will be a ceasefire in place by as soon as monday to allow the captives to be released from gaza. benny adds that there is a commitment from israel not to conduct activities during the whole of the month. of ramadan, which would give time full, the captives to bowie brought out of gauze ramadan starts round about march the 10th. but then the president biden says, as well that this wou

c. or mike martin is with the worst studies department of kings college in london. earlier. we asked him how big april out the sinking of this russian warship would be? well, i think in and of itself, the sinking of a single. i mean, this was a landing cost is not a huge deal, but when you add it up to all the other ships they have been selling. i mean, this is the 2nd ship this month, the financing son from the black sea. and this thompson is starting to hit holly, really starting to cause the russian severe problems. i mean, obviously the, the ukrainian defensive last year didn't really achieve what it was meant to achieve. and that's because the russians had some time to be able to dig in. so all along the front they dug in strong ations anti tang dishes, mine fields, and the reality is it's easier to defend them to attack. and so that is why we see that the war line stalemated. but of course, in the amount of time domain, as we seem to this attack, just a few drones and you can have quite a large effect on ships that much. how does it defend the engine each is defense mi

and instead of the court center for real life insurance, and i'm not requested that to invite c or mike or what for the fun you. and i think because x and see months here that i now go to the store to start microwave. so i do have the full mister president, len. this is a quote, it's a great on a trip here before you and to do so on behalf of the hash. my kingdom of george, mister president, joyfully maintains all that it said, and it's written the statement and comments including the conclusions. and i respectfully refer the court to those pleadings for details of opposition and the time available. and given the hour, i shall be very brief in the dressings. 6 points. first, a small number of states suggested that giving its opinion, the court should take care not to undermine the negotiating framework. yet both and it's 2004 opinion and didn't cost of the the court rejected in no uncertain terms. the argument from the advisory opinion could have a detrimental effect on negotiation. your caseload confirms but it is not for the court to substitute its own views. for those of the general

and meanwhile, full of c, i, a director mike from pay has raised more than a few eyebrows on his trip. to as well what he was pictured singing and dancing with all idea of soldiers. while i find something called her pools people a morning, the depths of the children don't copy from the us national security council headset, washington tunnel fools as well to reduce the number of civilian casualties. to many of the many thousands of people killed in the guise of conflict of an innocent civilians too many and we have been very, very clear about our concerns with ours rarely counterparts. about that this is a sovereign nation. they plan their military operations and they conduct their military operations and they make the choices. there, there is not, it's not like we give them a homework assignment and they have to then turn in their plan to us for grading. we have said that from our perspective as a friend of israel and as a supporter of their efforts and to defend themselves, we would expect that any plan for going into rafa would properly account for the now more than 1000000 civilian

policies and otherwise the middle east would explode in an unprecedented way . meanwhile, form a c, i, a director mike from peo has raised more than a few eyebrows on a trip to as well. but he was pictures, singing and dancing with ideas. soldiers, one in southern gauze people a morning's the desktop that children some copy from us. national security council has at washington cannot force as well to reduce the number of civilian passions. to many of the many thousands of people killed in the guise of conflict of an innocent civilians too many. and we have been very, very clear about our concerns with ours really counterparts about that. it's not like we give them a homework assignment and they have to then turn in their plan to us for grading. we have said that from our perspective as a friend of israel and as a supporter of their efforts and to defend themselves, we would expect that any plan for going into rafa would properly account for the now more than 1000000 civilians that that are seeking refuge down there, south africa as judging the international court of justice to investigate as well as th

for the update, mike, handle that for us in washington, d. c. both for the monks to is this not from occupied east jerusalem then? when one does what is well, easy of easy, the thinking. all saying about vitamins, comments about them while these ran a government is not saying a huge amount and we've reached out to prime minister benjamin netanyahu, whose office they have said they are not offering comment on the remarks from the us leda. we've also reached out to the ministry for an offensive is often involved in these kinds of negotiations and obviously often responds to what foreign governments say about israel. they too, have not responded to our requests in terms of the, of the policies to this negotiation impulse. we've been hearing from the target for our ministry of the last couple of us from us. we've been trying to reach out to some of the people close to the organization. we've not been hearing back from them yet. they have spoken to reuters over the course of the last few hours in which they've said, and this is according to what is n

and now donald trump, of course, did include anti russian hawks and key positions including a mike pompeo, a c dies, c i, a director, and john bolton, his national security advisor. now it's crucial to point out that the new york times claims the size partnership and ukraine can be traced back to 2 phone calls at the night of february 24th of 2014. during of course, the might onto the key ups supplement news by chief, went to an office and called the c i a station shape and the local head of the am i 6 and ask for help in building the agency from the ground up. and therefore, this 3 partnership, 3 way partnership was established as the partnership different for 2016 to ukrainians, became impatient with what they considered washington's on due caution and against agent assistant nations and other legal operations which while aided the terms the white house bought the ukrainians had agreed to if you read officials in washington threatened to kind of support, but they never did. now this of course was all part of the victorian newland, jeffrey piatt apparatus during that time. that of course remo

c. i, a direct to mike on, peo has res. moving a few eyebrows on a trip to as well when he was pick. just singing, i'm doing the same with the idea of souls is wanting a solvent. garza people are mourning the death of that children. john copy from the us. national security council has at washington county schools as well to reduce the number of civilian casualties to many of the many thousands of people killed in the guise of conflict of an innocent civilians. too many. and we have been very, very clear about our concerns with ours rarely counterparts, about that. it's not like we give them a homework assignment and they have to then turn in their plan to us for grading. we have said that from our perspective as a friend of israel and as a supporter of their efforts and to defend themselves, we would expect that any plan for going into rafa would have properly account uh for the now more than 1000000 civilians that that are seeking refuge down their families, all is really hostages on that way to the international criminal court in the netherlands to lodge a case against a mass. mean

and now donald trump, of course, did include anti russian hawks and key positions including a mike pompeo, a c dies, c i, a director, and john bolton, his national security advisor. now that shows that no matter whose president the foreign policy largely remains the same. now these uh, under trump, they actually visited t of and they continue to expand their secret partnership, which allowed more specialized training programs and the building of secret basis. now it's 1st on to point out that the new york times claims the size partnership and you frame can be traced back to 2 phone calls at the night of february 24th of 2014. during of course of might on to the key of the permitting use 5 to one to an office and called the c i a station c and the local head of the m i 6. and ask for help in building the agency from the ground up and therefore this 3 partnership, 3 way partnership was established as, as the part the ship deepened after 2016, the ukrainians became impatient with what they considered washington's on due caution and against agent assistant nations and other legal operations which

republican german to be leading congress following previous announcements from mike gallagher, patrick mchenry and kay granger. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government, funded by these television companies and more, including mediacom. at mediacom, we believe that will happens here or right here where we ate -- way out in the middle of anywhere should have access to fast, reliable internet. >> mediacom supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> c-spanshop.org is c-span's online store. browser our latest collection of c-span products, apparel, books, home to core and accessories. there's something for every c-span fan that every purchase helps support our nonprofit operation. shop now or anytime at c-spanshop.org. >> national security advisor jake sullivan briefed reporters on the senate approved foreign aid package for ukraine, israel and taiwan. he repeated president biden's request to speaker mike johnson to take the bill to the house for for a vote. he responded to a tweet from congressman mike turner, calling on the pres

c. i a to write to mike, compare his race more than a few eyebrows on his trip. to israel, he was pictured singing and dancing with idea of sol, just want a full side front solving calls of people on mornings with us of the show on poppy from the us national security council inside the washington tunnel pool as well to reduce the number of passions to many of the many thousands of people killed them. it does a conflict of an innocent civilians too many. and we have been very, very clear about our concerns with ours rarely counterparts. about that. it's not like we give them a homework assignment and they have to then turn in their plan to us for grading. we have said that from our perspective as a friend of israel and as a supporter of their efforts and to defend themselves, we would expect that any plan for going into rafa would have properly account uh for the now more than 1000000 civilians that that are seeking refuge down there, south africa as arch in the international court of justice to investigate as well as decision to northside operation in roswell pre

c-span, powered by cable. >> next, missouri republican governor mike parson delivers his final statef the state address before a joint session of the legislature in jefferson city. the governor, who's in the final year of his last term in office, highlighted his policy achievements and shared his ayen a da for the state's future. he touched on several issues including work force development, education, infrastructure investm

let's cross over to mike canada, who's monitoring events for us in washington. d. c. lot to be discussed. isn't that mike? it's very crowded agenda, but certainly the issue of ukraine, very much top of the table. this is the issue that the leaders appear to be focusing on. they may have some brief comments before beginning their meeting to report as the german chancellor is saying that he and the us and president biden are closely aligned about what must be done in ukraine. president binding agreeing, but also shot pretty critical of the republicans in congress who we says are blocking attempts to get financial aid to ukraine. to know about 2 years ago. here i'm sure the failure not to support this close to now the jim and john slo rotan opinion piece and the local newspaper saying that the russian capture of ukraine could alter the face of europe . he said it is a threat to the liberal world of the or the liberal order of the world. so certainly this is something that he's deeply concerned about as is president biden . the 2 now attempting to align the efforts to pr

. >> you know, we are expecting to hear from mike lindell at c pac along with donald trump and some of supporters this weekend. how is it changed since when you were rnc chair from the time when i started going to cpac. what's its role now, michael? >> it's a clown show. it has no role. it serves no purpose other than to, you know, put in play the grift. you know, this was a space that up and coming candidates for office around the country, certainly for the presidency, would come and make the case to young conservatives from around the country, around a value set of ideas and policies that we thought would be important for the nation to hear and certainly to implement. that's not what this is about now. you know, there's a sign up there. this is the place where globalists go to die. really? who are you talking to? you're talking to moms and dads sitting at kitchen tables, trying to, you know, deal with life as it's coming at them. you're preaching to a very very small choir of people who are going to stroke your check, and so that becomes the new play. >> michael steele, charles colem

so trump had put hawks there and key positions including mike pompei o, who is a c i, a director, and john bolton as national security advisor. and they visited kids to fully underline their cooperation during that time and expand their partnerships to include more training programs and more building of additional secret basis. and so there was a familiar story that the new york times claims that size partnership and ukraine, as you know, can be traced back to 2 phone calls on the night of february 24th 2014. right in the middle of the might on to if you recall the caps government, the spike chief went to an office and called the c i, chief and the local head of the m 6. and ask for help and rebuilding the agency from the ground up. and basically propose this 3 way partnership that's listed as the partnership different of your 2016. the ukrainians became impatient with what they considered washington's on due caution and against agent assistant nations and other legal operations. which while late at the terms of the white house bought the ukrainians, had agreed to if you read official

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c-span, powered by cable. >> next, missouri republican governor mike parson delivers his final state of the state address before a joint session of the legislature in jefferson city. the governor, who's in the final year of his last term in office, highlighted his policy achievements and shared his ayen a da for the state's future. he touched on several issues including work force development, education, infrastructure investment, judicial appointments and the fentanyl crisis. [applause] [applause] [applause] if. >> governor, welcome. ladies and gentlemen, help me welcome the 57th governor of the state of missouri, michael l. parson, to the dais. [applause] >> i thought maybe, speaker, you was going to do this. oh, okay, all right. well, first of all, thank you, lieutenant governor, mr. speaker, statewide officials, members of the general assembly, esteemed guests. and it is my honor to welcome for the first time in our state's history, judges of the first ever female majority supreme court of missouri. [applause] there's another person i want to recognize today that i normally don't do, but i'm going to do it

so joining us now is mike geddes, who is the oakland roots and soul c's chief purpose officer. , mike. we appreciate your time here all right. so mike, we have a nice announcement for soccer fans in this growing popularity sport here in the bay area. tell us what that is. >> yeah we super excited that the partnership with ktvu is expanding. we're going to have every game home and away shown on the network, which is expanding from last season. so more people across the bay area will be able to see what a fantastic product we've got, what great entertainment we've got with the oakland roots, and hopefully get some more people out to our games. >> tell us what this means to have this expanded partnership, to really kind of showcase the both these soccer clubs now. >> yeah, it's super important. we've always supported the we've always appreciated the support of ktvu in telling our story. you know, we are a very young club. you know, in terms of comparison to some of the more established sports teams in the bay area. but we're growing really fast and i think that's part of the incred

i never forgot the mike level, which is 0. the director of the c i has met with the chief of most said in cairo if the tool is broken by both guitar, indigent officials, the discussions aimed at reaching a deal to release the captives. but the meeting ended without a clear breakthrough is riley media is reporting that serious disagreements remain on the salute reports from occupied east to jerusalem. so there is no progress made on this deal. and in fact is really media is reporting that even before the delegation went to cairo, the deal they had presented to these really prime minister that was made by his own security establishment, was rejected by him. and that he merely sent them to cairo to listen and not to respond to whatever deal hand this has put on the table. it's very interesting because these really is had severe red lines before going into these negotiations. these really prime minister reiterating for weeks that they will not be a release of thousands of palestinian prisoners from is really jails. and that there will not be an end to

for c span tv when the q&a is happening please raise your and somebody from c-span will come their microphone like a boom mike and just wait for that to be near you so that they can get you recorded so you can be on tv as well. after that, there will be a book signing and that will start over here in line starts over coming this way and you can get your book signed then pay for it downstairs after it's signed. a reminder that we do close at 8:55 p.m. all right. and now, please give a pal's welcome to mike rothschild old and shane burley. thanks so much for having us out here. it's great crowd of folks and i feel lucky that i get to be on c-span books finally. so i'm i could make that happen for you. well, i thought we would just have a little bit of a back and forth. we both are kind of soaked in far right stuff. the last few years, particularly, it comes to the --. and so i thought they'd be interesting conversation. and so i wanted to kind of start with obviously no relation, but where did you get the idea from the book? where did it come to you? so i've been writing about theories, hoaxes scams, frauds, al

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is a total neil con, more monitoring, you know, global head geminus, and mike com peo, who's even worse? any, what's one of the c i a, the other is national security advisor and then rewards bound failed by making them sick. j state. this tells me you're dealing with someone who doesn't have any ability to focus the same things through and, and make the decisions that are going to be affected. so i don't want another 4 years of learning experience for donald trump have been struggling. i'll, i'll stop you that more from the reagans budget director and the older of trump's war and capitalism after this break the, the, the welcome back to going on the right. now i'm still here with people that you as budget management director on your ranking, an order the new book, comfortable on capitalism. david, we were talking about, well, you and talking to me about our clearly your, you know, fan of trump personally and anything else. joe biden, and of course that's the main choice and you know, find that is either and i'll give you a backing robert f. kennedy joe biden, obviously obsessed with this border as well. explain

is a total neo con, more monitoring, you know, global head geminus, and mike com peo, who's even worse? any, what's one of the c i a, the other is national security advisor and then rewards bound failed by making them sick. j state. this tells me you're dealing with someone who doesn't have the ability to focus the same things through and, and make the decisions that are going to be affective. so i don't want another 4 years of learning experience for donald trump have been struggling. i'll, i'll stop you that more from the ravens budget director and the older of the drums war and capitalism after this break. the hello and welcome to the cross, the full board. here we discussed the wheel and the march, the 112011. the little just as quick ever recorded it in japan is really just it a 14 me to to nami devastates the focus, fema each and you play a pallets on the the new theory enters a flooded sparking and a risk disaster. the future i. d z killed by 20 i o. b o. any time in june is living in japan and this nice to go to the area that needs to be a meltdown. focus shima immediately. the sooner the better for ya.

throwing out the colorado decision there's multiple reasons why what c did was unconstitutional and under all those colorado loses. mikeses are tiply busy through late june or july, when will we hear from them? >> i think very quickly. the trump team asked them to take it up over christmas break and within two days, the sort said they'd take it to grant oral argument as month later, that's a rocket docket for the court. they know absentee ballots are being sent out all over the country and they realize they've got to decide quickly. mike: another case in georgia where the district attorney admitting to an improper relationship with the special prosecutor. fani willis saying "while the allegations raises in the various motions are salacious and garnered media attentionty were de-tined to obtain, none provide the court with any basis with which they seek and are factually and accurately malicious and devastating this relationship. >> she's got very serious problems and i've heard from a source that further motions filed this week with additional grounds for her to be recused and remember when she made a statement at her c

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c., is remembering a community leader. the family of mikeill said he was shot monday in his own vehicle and later died, his wife writing, the father of three's sudden departure has left a void in our lives. last week's series of attacks just the latest in rash of carjackings nationwide. in oakland, california, this car swerved, blocking the road as a suspect gets out pulling a gun on this approaching driver, who eventually drives away. in san francisco, this car caught on camera flying through trees flipping over and crashlanding. that vehicle was also carjacked. despite these headlines the latest fbi data shows an overall drop in violent crime from january through september last year compared to 2022, that category includes carjackings. fbi data showed auto thefts did increase in larger american cities. washington, d.c., however, is not in the line of national trend of violent crimes decreasing n october a congressman was carjacked about a mile for the u.s. capitol. >> you got to stay calm. >> reporter: last year homicides, sex abuse and ro

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we will start with you on this idea that matt gaetz has, about doing the c y a because of these investigations. as he mounted mike johnson at this point. it's a concerned at this point he ousted the last guy. what do you see matt trying to do with the situation given what he wanted mccarthy to do, which was squash that investigation into his ethics? >> he denies, that he since he was taken down, he wanted to take down mccarthy because you said the budget deficit is too big. it is still really big like it was when he took down mccarthy. but there's not a lot that johnson can do. it is a house ethics commission investigation. johnson can't quash that. and he knows he can't. that is what mccarthy told gaetz. i can't do this for you, i won't do it, so that was sort of the context within which he took down mccarthy. is that the motive? it is unclear. and we don't know yet what the house ethics commission is going to do. any day now we could find out whether or not that goes anywhere, if it is just kind of ending. it's not basically where we are? >> the worst that can happen to him, the criminal investigation is done.

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republicans like former vice president mike pens and the only candidates still standing it gets trumped in the presidential primary. nikki haley. i think what we're going to see at c pack is we're going to see a continue showcase of a party that is wrapping itself around on a crash and fascism. the regular keynote speaker in the 1st decade of c pac gatherings was then president ronald reagan. you were to jeer off the, his message constant. republicans, especially as wisely fellow citizens fell. conservatives of our time is now our moment has arrived to be another moment has arrived for republicans, as the c pack is likely to demonstrate upon people has become a party for one might kinda, oh, just sierra washington of mexico's most active volcanoes erupt. thing again, prompting the government to issue a gallow in a, it's cool pool pool. kathy pethel and has been spewing ash for the last 2 weeks. the volcano sits to 70 kilometers from mexico city. well, that's it for me, joe. now whole board on a website is as a witness is next the a week to look at the world's top business stores. how much is the rebuilding going to cost? who pays from global markets and economies

about 2 minutes, he can't talk anymore, and then he walks c off. >> he ever he always goes like this. ause] and then he comes back up to the mike and he's looking.d e he's totally los'st the stares over the place. he can go there. they're here. we could jump of f the of the black audience. he always goes like this. e' and then there's this air right there. thenthere. he starts , careful, trump, if you keep that up, dr. d jill might try to give you a sponge batr. jilght try h. >> but is he up here rapping to you guys from 45 minutesg wi without any notes? because the stupid telepromptetr wasn't working? >> i'm up here now rappingng to you guys for 45 minutes without any notes. this is stupid t. wasn't working. so biden lost the teleprompter first of all, he's no good with the teleprompter anyway, even when it does work. but think of jam for from nbc. >> and he's like, yeah, yes, yes mr. president, what's your favorite color of the ice cream and flavor of ice cream? uhand fl, okay."u then he picks up a cartoon, a answer. my favorite color is black, but my favorite ice cream is vanilla. e >> we don't deserve him. meantime, the atl

, they're basically going to trans figure cnn a c b s last 800 folks from news rooms because this particular model doesn't work. what i will tell you, mike, what it is doing. great, independent, alternative citizen, civilian and, and this new book, pod casting and, and the streaming platforms, people who have an idea, you know what i'm talking about. they may be broadcasting from a bedroom, but they have a veracity. they have a verity, they have this authenticity that you can beat and there's also something like that . i think it's so important. it's ok to the news business to say, we don't know. we don't know, we don't know yet. and, and, and to re reject the script that is handed to you from either government or sponsors. because don't forget, there are commercial concerns to. there are people who have to watch what they say, not because of some governmental either, because they'll lose their sponsors. so if you strip that away, a lot citizens and civilians that regular people actually speak. you know, by years ago roger ailes was asked to do, you need a license to be a journalist. he says, no, you only did a license to cut hair to tel