and there there's plenty of evidence that carter was carter was in these ideas. he agreed with these ideas that even as a as a person in the south, he had actually borne personal cost as a business person, not joining these kind of reactive southern white citizens councils and things. but when it came to being president just wasn't at the top of his agenda and he has sort a mixed legacy for that reason in them. and the early part of the administration, the supreme heard a big case on affirmative action and the administration was really torn internally about exactly where to go with that. but they ended up kind of coming out in general support of of the concept of affirmative action. but again, that's kind of reactive. yeah. did any of his campaign focus civil rights like were there broken promises, i guess, or promises, but that that's a good question. yeah, it wasn't really wasn't really a campaign focus either. i mean, it was the campaign was lot more general about this kind of good government kind of idea. yeah it wasn't really front and center campaign. and y

and there there's plenty of evidence that carter was carter was in these ideas. he agreed with these ideas that even as a as a person in the south, he had actually borne personal cost as a business person, not joining these kind of reactive southern white citizens councils and things. but when it came to being president just wasn't at the top of his agenda and he has sort a mixed legacy for that reason in them. and the early part of the administration, the supreme heard a big case on affirmative action and the administration was really torn internally about exactly where to go with that. but they ended up kind of coming out in general support of of the concept of affirmative action. but again, that's kind of reactive. yeah. did any of his campaign focus civil rights like were there broken promises, i guess, or promises, but that that's a good question. yeah, it wasn't really wasn't really a campaign focus either. i mean, it was the campaign was lot more general about this kind of good government kind of idea. yeah it wasn't really front and center campaign. and y

son carter. though he was on the other side of the aisle, we game good friends and worked closely together. we joked about our political differences but focused on the things that we agreed upon, and there were many. in fact, when i won my first election for congress, one of the first calls of congratulations was from the carter family. the interaction with the carters did not end there. just a few years ago, i was working on a piece of legislation called the build act. the build act was to reduce government regulation when it comes to the 0% mortgages by charity groups such as habitat for humanity. when we were working on this bill in the financial services committee, we reached out to the carters who helped us with this very important piece of legislation, putting partisanship aside with their hearts upon still doing everything they can to help the people of georgia and help the people of this country. they reached out and helped us move along this bipartisan piece of legislation which, by the

without rosalynn carter i don't believe there would have been a president carter.alynn carter, millions of lives are better off. what a gift she left. [applause] ♪ ♪ great is thy faithfulness o god my father blessed am i with thee great is thy faithfulness great is thy faithfulness morning by morning new mercies i see great is thy faithfulness lord unto me ♪♪ great is thy faithfulness great is thy faithfulness morning by morning new mercies i see all i have needed thy hand hath provided great is thy faithfulness lord unto me ♪♪ >> i chose something that is hard to read would crying, so be patient. my mom spent most of her life in love with my dad. their partnership and love story was a defining feature of her life. because he isn't able to speak to you today i'm going to share some of his words about loving her. this is from a letter he wrote 75 years ago while he was serving in the navy. my darling, every time i have ever been no way from you i have been thrilled when i returned to discover just how wonderful you are. while i am away i tried to convince myself tha

and that's president carter. and for who demonstrated that you could be a decent, honorable person and still hold the highest office in the land. and i think there is not just simply a nostalgia for the idea of decent, honorable people being president, but a recognition that in some sense our republic requires it. and secondly, they demonstrated a real ability for civic friendship and for personal friendship, even though they were bitter political rivals in the 1976 presidential election after their presidencies, they became very close friends. i was telling paige earlier today that my favorite exhibit here in the museum is the funeral, president ford's funeral, and president carter's speech at the funeral, which is just profoundly moving. it's a really beautiful speech and just such heartfelt delivery and some sense hope on its own right? well, with that, i'd like to introduce our two guests tonight. i'm going to start on my far left there. you're far right with gleaves whitney, who is the executive director of

and that's president carter. and for who demonstrated that you could be a decent, honorable person and still hold the highest office in the land. and i think there is not just simply a nostalgia for the idea of decent, honorable people being president, but a recognition that in some sense our republic requires it. and secondly, they demonstrated a real ability for civic friendship and for personal friendship, even though they were bitter political rivals in the 1976 presidential election after their presidencies, they became very close friends. i was telling paige earlier today that my favorite exhibit here in the museum is the funeral, president ford's funeral, and president carter's speech at the funeral, which is just profoundly moving. it's a really beautiful speech and just such heartfelt delivery and some sense hope on its own right? well, with that, i'd like to introduce our two guests tonight. i'm going to start on my far left there. you're far right with gleaves whitney, who is the executive director of

president carter said, no. fundamentally, i don't have anyi major disagreements with my decision president ford made as a president. and this helped explain, you know, president y ford was known to deregulate, you know? thern federal government had a t ofad rules and regulations backn the early and mid '70s when he tarted to deregulate. carter picked right up and then reagan became the president and took all the a credit. [laughter] the deregulation actually started -- [inaudible conversations] yeah, absolutely. of thingsre a number where president carter showed respect. and president carter is keeping president ford in all the briefings, you know? inin monthly briefings. in fact,t, he said to the formee president whenever you're in washington, d.c., and president ford would goo back to washingn a lot to speak and teach in the classroom, and and also he was a member of american enterprise institute. whenever you're back, you're welcome to have lunch with me in the white housewh at any time. and this wonderful f

president carter said no. fundamentally i do not have any major disagreements with any decision president ford made as president. and this helps explain -- president four was known to deregulate. the government had a lot of rules and regulations back in the early and mid- 70s and he said to deregulate. carter picked right up. and raggett became president and took all of the credit. [laughter] the d regulation started with carter absolutely. there are a number of things president carter and president carter is keeping president ford and all the briefings the monthly briefings in fact he said to the former president whenever you are in washington d.c. i will go back to washington to speak and teach in the classroom and he was a member of american enterprise institute whenever you are back you are welcome to have a lunch with me in the white house anytime. and this wonderful friendship arose. here i want page to pick it up she can tell the next installment of an airplane trip and what happened in the post- presid

rosalynn carter, do you remember when you and president carter started having conversations about him running for president? >> i do. >> what was that like? what was that conversation? >> it was interesting. we had a friend that thought healed to run for president. we couldn't even say the word that my husband was running. while i didn't tell anybody because we kept it very quiet. but once he decided he would do it, he could hardly say i'm goingg to be president. it was just something that we never, ever dreamed would happen, but it was exciting. i was excited about it. i had campaigned the whole last year before the governor's race for him and it was hard with the baby and i didn't like to leave her all the time, but i enjoyed it. i learned so much about our state. 159 counties. i knew every county and in fact that's how i got involved in running the campaign, there was a big mental health facility hospital, they had a big exposÉ and the systems act had been passed i think it was 63 and this was 66 when he first ran for governor, he got beat that time. but they were moving people out

rosalynn carter do you remember when you and president carter started having conversations about him running for president? i do. what was that like? what was that conversation? it was very interesting. we had a friend that wrote and told jimmy that he thought he ought to run for president. well, we couldn't even say the word. that's like my husband is running for. well, i didn't tell anybody because we kept it very quiet. um, and. but then once he decided that he would do it, um, that was when i couldn't. i mean, he could hardly say i'm going to be president. it was just something that was, you know, we'd never, ever dreamed would happen. and, um, but it was exciting. i was excited about it. i had campaigned the whole last year before the governor's race for him and it was hard and amy was a baby, and i didn't like to leave her all the time. um, but i enjoyed it. i mean, i learned so much about our state. we have 159 candidates. i knew the capital of every, uh, county. i knew, i mean, and, and issues. in fact, that's how i got involved in mental health issues. running, campaigning f

rosalynn carter do you remember when you and president carter started having >> this rosalyn carter to remember when your president carter had a conversations about him running for president >> i do. >> what was that like, what was that conversation? >> we had a friend that he said he thought he ought to run for president. we couldn't even say the word when my husband was running for office. we kept it very quiet. .. i couldn't. i mean, he could hardly say i'm going to be president. it was just something that was, you know, we'd never, ever dreamed would happen. we never ever dreamed it would happen. but it was exciting -- i was excited about it. i had campaigned the whole last year before the governor's race for him. and it was horrid. she was a baby and i didn't like to leave her all the time. but, i enjoyed it. i learned so much about our state we have one or 59 counties i knew the capitol of every county. and the issues that's how i got involved in mental health issues. running the campaign in virginia. maga mental health facility hospital there had been a big exposÉ and a been pas

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he was able to work on behalf of jimmy carter in 76 and he was carter's arkansas. and carter went on to win 65% of the arkansas vote that year during time that bill was running the arkansas carter campaign, hillary actually went to indiana and ran the campaign there and helped set up campaign offices and things like. so their lives were very much about political campaigns and working on behalf of democrats across the country. bill became the general rather easily in 76 and two years later would become the country's youngest governor in 1978, when bill and hillary were married, hillary kept her name, her maiden name, rodham, which have been unusual in 1975, and arkansas, of coue, but even across the country and really kept her look and she wore glasses and no makeup, natural hair, that kind of thing. after bill lost his term as governor in 1980, the two of them really regrouped. and you see the beginning of the eighties. her transformation and and his transformation in politically thinking about what the people needed most and her transformation into what arkansas w

have a good weekend. >> pleasure. >> carter, i have not forgotten about you. i know you're still there. based on what you heard from steve, from the jobs report, anything standing out to you that you want to make a change, you want to make a trade, you want to shift your thinking going into next week >> sure. look, there are so many ways the market is basically a four-month round trip to nowhere. we were streaking higher in july consensus was, this is it. game is onle we'll two to new highs. we plunged drops almost 12% what we've done today is turned exactly to that july high. in fact, it was a thursday, it was july 27th, and it was 4607 and today we closed at 4604. there are two ways to sbrerpt that -- good recovery, now backing and filling, or four months of nothing and the year is ticking away. do we come in in december and go into a powerful continuation, an is it all bet off and people start harvest? i'm in the latter camp but we'll see. >> carterer while we have you here, les talk about the small cap. russell 2000 up 12% in the last month, beating out th

first lady rosalynn carter and president jimmy carter. >> we had arguments about anything you could possiblywith the children and helped us, no matter what the consensus was. my father took the opposite side. so that we could know there is more than one answer for it. >> did your mom ever take your side and you knew that she actually didn't believe your side? >> absolutely. absolutely. she would always tell me afterwards, you know, that was right. she studied issues, and knew what she believed, and a lot of it was based on her faith. >> one of those issues she more than believed in? mental health and caregiving. >> only four kinds of people in the world. those who have been caregivers, those who currently are caregivers, those who will be caregivers, and those who will need caregiving. >> rosalynn carter lived all four. alongside her mother, caring for her father as he battled cancer, leader receiving care herself from family, friends, and husband, jimmy. including chip, driving the six hour round trip to planes two or three times a week, often alone, and he did that for six years. >> in the

carter? >> it's such a testament to underperforming on the way down and still underperforming on the way up. the nasdaq 100 dropped 37% from its peak. this dropped 62%. it is still underperforming other key marquee tech-like names, and today's news doesn't help their cause. >> yeah. all right, there's a lot more "fast" to come. we're going to take a break now, and here is what's coming up next. >>> job cuts at etsy. the e-commerce company slashing its work force at the height of the holiday season. their plans for restructuring, and why they're sending shares lower today. >>> plus, we're chatting chips. the group beating the broad market in a big way recently, but the technicals could be saying there's still a power play in store for the space. the chart master makes his bull case, next. you're watching "fast money," live from the nasdaq market site in times square. we're back right after this. the first time you connected your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realiz

ewj. >> all right carter >> gld, of course, the spdr gold eflt ultimately silver. own both in a big way. >> steve >> it is new year's. >> it is coming up >> there will be a million people out there in a couple of days >> happy new year to everyone out there. dom, you are dropping the ball this year. >> no, i'm not >> are you not >> fake news not going to happen. not going to happen. >> so another deal stop, dish network. everyone forgets about this stock including myself it is up 58% for the month i think it can go higher >> all right, everyone thanks very much for joining us here on this final trading day of the year. happy new year >>> my mission is simple. to make you money. i am here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere and i promise to help you find it. mad money starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to mad money. my job is not just to entertain, but to put it all in context. call me at (800) 743-2622. i am constantly on the show telling you that

carter, what's your take on these stocks? >> the first thing we know is health care has been a massive underperformer to the s&p and it's breaking s all data relative trend line,o we don't like it as a space pfizer was always one of the largest. now eight in terms of market cap, and its covid lows are in play. >> right, and so it still hasn't figured out after all this time what its future is post covid. image being back from it discovered all these just rt of seminal vaccines that changed the course of events in the pandemic. >> right, you need something to reple or plug that hole. when we listen to that entry, you talk about diarrhea, voming and nausea. i'm thinking, doesn't that -- isn't that what they're looking for? that'shat you want to lose weight. >> you don'tant weight loss that way. >> i kid, i d. but when you look at this, they still haven't figured out how to plug that hole. when you look at moderna it has weaker year to date performance th pfizer. so they're all trying to figure out what the next holy grail is, d

carter? sub-industry group, it is at its relative low of '09 to the market. so, at some point, can a stock turn? everyone's waiting for pfizer. guess what, they're waiting for intel, finally it did. but usually better if you wait. >> all right, there we go. on the media story. >>> coming up on the show, pot stocks up in smoke this year, despite progress on legalization and other key measures in washington, d.c., but could higher times be ahead for 2024? we'll ask the executive chairma. "fast money" wilbeacafr start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com the power goes out and we still have wifi with a partner thatto do our homework.rst. and that's a good thing? great in my book! who are you? no power? no problem. introducing storm-ready wifi. now you can stay reliably connected through power outages with unlimited cellular data and up to 4 hours of battery back-up to keep you online. only from xfinity. home of the x

jimmy carter. but joe biden is not jimmy car. joe, mine is alone among american presence. a guy who is preacher naturally has been throughout most of his career halls, career choices original. he considers himself literally part and parcel of these released their story and he's dealt with every label. every is what is really lead to for decades. no, nobody has 2nd and not in terms of his support for his question is can that support be used to have not just to have the uncomfortable conversations, but at some point to basically say benjamin isn't yeah. what else? because it's harming america's reputation as well. by standing close to an ally that is doing the things that nothing yahoo is doing. i think that certainly the, the key consideration on the part of part of these really is whether or not is this administration has reached a conclusion that my proposition, that it's magical thinking to believe that israel kind of jewish subjected to without a reeking tremendous harm under college senior popu

jimmy and rosalynn carter were filled with mixed emotions.they could no longer serve the american people in the white house, while at the same time overjoyed that the 52 american hostages who had spent well over a year in horrific captivity in iran had been returned home to the loving arms of their families. jimmy and rosalynn sat in their home, the same home where they'd managed a peanut farm, planned their governor and presidential campaigns, raised four children, grandchildren, great grandchildren. now they decided how they would plan their future as a former president and first lady. instead of fading away, or cashing in, they committed fully to a life of service. they did so because, do unto others and to whom much is given are more than the tenets of their faith. they are the foundation of their character, the fuel that keeps their life in service running strong for decades. and tonight we celebrate it all and how it all began in the most humble of ways on the fall day here in new york city. >> in september of 1984, jimmy and rosalynn s

both appeared on the carter family reality show house of carter's pretty younger sister angel carterby jean as a childhood best friend in an emotional tribute on social media and her mom, jane carter told tmz she is in shock after learning about bobby jean's sudden death. the country music world is paying tribute to dixie chicks founding member laurette lynch new details emerged on her death in a head-on car crash in texas. christina coleman is live with more, christina no charges have been filed in this fatal crash just yet. >> that is right. charges are expected for they say they are waiting for further investigation. laura lynch a founding member of the dixie chicks was killed in a car crash leaving the music world, her family and friends morning her tragic loss to texas department of public safety can from the deadly crash happened around 5:45 p.m. friday afternoon. the mouse east of el paso. the driver of a dodge ram heading west tried to pass another vehicle on a two-way undivided portion of the highway crossing jute lynches at late and hit her ford f150 head on. she was pronou

after carter's stinging presidential defeat in 1980. longest marriage in presidential history, at 77 years. number eight, hunter biden's high stakes plea agreement with federal prosecutors falls apart. >> the prosecutors who came forward to us and were the ones to say can there be a resolution short of a prosecution. >> reporter: now he's facing three federal firearms charges, and nine new tax charges. the case would pose another challenge to president joe biden's re-election bid, with house republicans also investigating the president's son and pursuing an impeachment inquiry into the democratic incumbent. so far, the gop-led probe has struggled to uncover wrongdoing by the president. >> i'm here today to make sure that the house committee's illegitimate investigations of my family do not proceed on distortions, manipulated evidence, and lies. >> reporter: number seven, foreign wars create political fractures at home, from the halls of congress to college campuses. president biden calling on americans to unite behind israel and ukraine

in 1976 during carter's campaign for president, rosalynn carter imagined what kind of first lady sheecome. >> i don't think i could ever compare myself with eleanor roosevelt, but there are so many things that i see that need to be done. i don't -- i don't think i have ever shied away from controversy and i don't think jimmy has ever shied away from controversy. jimmy has always told me that if you do anything, you're going to be criticized. the only way to not be criticized is to be mediocre and not do anything, but the things i want to work with are the mental health program. i've worked with that for a long time. i'm very concerned about it. i want to work with programs with the elderly. everyone talks about the elderly and nothing gets done for them and to me it's urgent. rosalyn carter was 96 years old. >>> and when we come back, the most decorated u.s. track & field athlete in olympic history is calling for better maternal health care for black women. our conversation with allyson felix is next. nversation with a felix is next. first time i connected with kim, she told me that

the carters were internationally known for their humanitarian work. after carter's stinging presidential defeat in 1980 they have the longest marriage in presidential history at 77 years. number eight, hunter biden's plea agreement with prosecutors fell apart. >> the prosecutors came forward to us and said can there be a resolution short of a prosecution? >> reporter: now, he's facing three federal firearms charges and nine new tax charges. the case could pose another challenge to president joe biden's reelection bid with house republicans investigating the president's son and pursuing an impeachment inquiry into the democratic incult. so far, the g.o.p. probe has struggled to uncover wrongdoing of the president. >> i'm here to make sure the house committee's illegitimate aggressions did not proceed with disportion, manipulated evidence and lies. >> reporter: number seven, foreign wars create political fractures at home from the halls of congress to college campuses. president biden calling on americans to unite behind israel and ukraine in their resp

he lost, but i think we can put up numbers carter with 54 fo% approval rating biden is now at 39%.s there are thing, pe yondfigure heads. that all of the wokeness that americans are now raking to. -- reacting to, we saw more of it by the way more of wokeness from mayor of chicago, talking about the reparation issue. >> what i built within last 7 months for us to have a better stronger safer chicago, requires full force of government. a half million dollar for representations to address -- reparation too address of cycle of violence. david: but he wants to put out a new reparation, that will cost more millions. chicagoans are not fall for that will they. >> i hope they work on getting their mayor to focus on solving their crime problem that is up 17%, rather than worrying about slavely in 1863, end thatted -- that ended in 160 years ago, and jimmy carter it since richarding jimmy carter had excuse, it was his first time in washington d.c., joe biden had 44 years of experience in dc before he walked into oval office, he is a disaster, he does not have excuse, gee, i just got here. th

lite speaking to our golf correspondent ian carter. ,., ~ ., , ., ian carter. a much _ ian carter. liv golf in saudi arabia are in a much stronger _ ian carter. liv golf in saudi arabia are in a much stronger position . are in a much stronger position because they can turn around and say, if you don't want our investment, look what we can do. john rahm was the biggest thing that they could get and they have landed him. the biggest fish in the sea that was available has now gone to liv golf giving you an idea of their buying power and of their strength. if the pga tour and they ultimately conclude they can go on their own and use venture capitalist investment rather than money from saudi arabia, that makes life very, very difficult i think for the pga tour so it will be fascinating to see how this plays out and as i say, whether or not this is made easier to arrive at a deal or whether it has driven an even greater wedge between both sides in golf�*s the civil war. between both sides in golf's the civilwar. ., , a ., ., civil war. rory mcllroy one of those t in:

at number nine, a moving tribute to rosa lynn carter.president jimmy carter emerges from hospice care to attend a public memorial service paying tribute to his late wife, which brought together the first lady's club. ♪ ♪ the carters became internationally known for their humanitarian work, after carter's stinging presidential defeat in 1980. they have the longest marriage in presidential history, at 77 years. number eight, hunter biden's high-stakes plea agreement falls apart. >> the prosecutors, who came forward to us and the ones to say can there be a resolution short of a prosecution? >> reporter: now, he's facing three federal firearms charges and nine new tax charges. the case could pose another challenge to joe biden's re-election bid, with house republicans also investigating the president's son and pursuing an impeachment inquiry into the democratic incumbent. so far, the gop-led probe has struggled to uncover wrongdoing by the president. >> i'm here today to make sure that the house committee's illegitimate investigations does n

known for their humanitarian work after carter's stinging presidential defeat.hey have the longest marriage in presidential history at 77 years. number eight. hunter biden's high stakes plea agreement with federal prosecutors falls apart. >> the prosecutors who came forward to us and were the ones to say can there be a resolution short of a prosecution. >> reporter: now he is facing three federal firearms charges and nine new tax charges. the case could pose another challenge to president biden's re-election bid with house republicans also investigating the president's son and pursuing an impeachment inquiry into the democratic incumbent. so far the gop-led problem has struggled to uncover wrongdoing by the president. >> i'm here to make sure the house committee's illegitimate investigations of my family do not proceed on distortions, manipulated evidence and lies. >> reporter: number seven. foreign wars create political fractures at home from the halls of congress to college campuses. president biden calling on americans to unite behind israel and ukraine in th

>> julie: biden knew carter was in trouble in 1979 and now he is in the same boat.iden actually said this. that man is in trouble politically in trouble. asked who he would endorse for president at the time biden said i'm not certain it's jimmy carter right now. the journal puts it this way. both men struggle to sell legislative victories and retain the party's core voters as high inflation and foreign policy disasters eroded their support. both men had a disconnect with voters. that's leaving democrats afraid that biden could share carter's political fate of being a one-term president. jessica anderson, the action fund president and former executive director of heritage action and matt bennett, former clinton white house special assistance. jessica, two key topics heading into 2024. inflation and immigration. as we just heard according to a monmouth university poll conducted between november 30th and december 4th he flunks in both of those. it doesn't seem to get better. almost too little too late? would you agree? >> i agree if president biden can't unify his own

the carters became internationally known for their humanitarian work after carter's stinging defeat in 1980. they have the longest marriage in presidential history at 77 years. number 8, hunter biden's high-stakes plea agreement with federal prosecutors falls apart. sdwl the prosecutors who came forward to us and were the ones to say can there be a resolution short of a prosecution. >> now he's facing three federal firearms charges and nine new tax charges. the case could pose another challenge to president biden's reelection bid with house republicans also investigating the president's son and pursuing an impeachment inquiry. the probe has struggled to uncover wrong doing by the president. >> i'm here today to make sure that the house committee's ill let jit mat investigations of my family do not proceed on distortions, manipulated evidence, and lies. >> number 7, foreign wars create political fractures at home the, from the halls of congress to college campuses. president biden calling on americans to unite behind israel and ukraine in their respective conflicts. >> american leadersh

carter, for five minutes. mr. carter: mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate the life of laura lynn miller of shellman's bluff and savannah. she graduated from valdosta high school and valdosta state university and began her career as a social worker with the department of georgia family services and left for the joy of being a mother. she began working providing home care to the elderly and physically disabled. she and her husband purchased a company and expanded it into all corners of the state as well as the southern region. the miller's impact on the home health care industry cannot be understated. through her work, she laid the charge for state home health care in 1993 and remained active by serving her synagogue go and she is survived by her husband of 50 years and her daughter and two grandchildren. my thoughts and prayers go out to the entire miller family during this difficult time. mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate kevin exley who was elected council member. the city was up for a special election to fill an emp

eastern, the life and presidency of jimmy carter. and at 9:30, those who serve back back terms in the white house hosted by the gerald ford foundation. exploiting the american story. watch american history tv. >> watch the best of c-span's q&a. gospel scholar talks about her memoir, everything happens for a reason for reflecting on being diagnosed with colon cancer at the age of 30 five. sunday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. you can listen to q&a and all of our podcasts on our free c-span app. host: inform policy directory with the brookings institution is here again to talk to us about israel and hamas conflict. we have seen headlines in recent days that tensions are rising. describe what is happening. guest: as you know, there are iran based rebels. to the extent that the u.s. has been involved with it on the others, helping the government, although there is not much government left. 10 years worth of bad blood. they have decided at this particular moment to start shooting missiles and drones and a retaliation or escal