you know that centcom is the commander of centcom, and martyr soleimani is the commander of centcom in every battle against martyr suleiman. it failed in 90 syria . from shahid soleimani, maybe a discourse is working here and is playing its role. yes, but well , we should look from the american perspective, not look at it. we ourselves from strat's point of view. americans should see that he feels that the resistance front had an extraordinary general who was unparalleled in the entire region . now he does not have that general from the point of view of american strategies. if we don't say the preliminaries, that's why i said it, maybe there won't be a chance, this has a preliminaries. you are analyzing when the issue of isis tools was in the hands of america and they were behind isis. and you compare that the commander of centcom was against sardar soleimani and now he is sardar soleimani was assassinated by the americans, but they still can't carry out their own plans in the region . in your opinion , how is the atmosphere in that operation room now ? he said, look at the gaza war ag

you all know that centcom is the commander of centcom and that martyr soleimani was defeated in every battle. now, what happened after the assassination of saeed soleimani ? they considered that the fronts can reach him in less than a month, but it seems that beyond the martyrdom of soleimani, maybe a discourse is working here and is playing its role. yes, but well, we should look from the american perspective, not from the eyes from the point of view of the american strategy, we have to look at the fact that he feels that the resistance front had a great general who was unparalleled in the entire region . american, by the way, why did they design this strategy ? look carefully. if we don't say these preliminary points, i said that's why i might not have a chance . this has a preliminary point . first of all, even i would like to leave aside some other questions. we have a lot of plans, we have questions from you, but my question now is what you think you actually have. you analyze the operation room of the us and the zionist regime when the issue of isis tools was in the hands of the

centcom's report on the brain damage caused to american soldiers following the iraqi islamic resistance missile attacks on the ain al-aswad base and the death of 83 americans due to the cold caused by the snow and blizzard , tens of thousands of electricity connections have been cut and thousands of flights have been canceled. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful muhammad and the family of muhammad and ajl farjaham , greetings, courtesy and respect for your presence , dear and respected compatriots, please accompany us until the end with the detailed news at 8:00 am. . according to the managing director of the property organization, about 1,500 categories of goods with a base value of 900 billion tomans will be offered in this auction. extraordinary auction of temiriki properties from today , 588 extraordinary auctions with 14 provinces, god willing , will participate in this nationwide extraordinary auction. about a thousand auctions where various goods are offered. 500 categories of goods with a basic value of about 900 billion tomans are offered . the goods incl

centcom has announced. these soldiers have been evaluated and medically examined to determine the extent of brain damage. iraqi media yesterday evening reported that 40 rockets were fired at ain al-asud military base. america reported in western iraq. reuters news agency also announced that this base was targeted by ballistic missiles and witnessed one of the most intense explosions. the iraqi resistance also announced that it targeted ain al-aswad base with advanced al-aqsa missiles. the pentagon has also announced that there have been about 140 rocket and missile attacks against american forces in iraq and syria in the last 3 months. however, according to the new york times, last night's attack on ain al-aswad base. it is the most serious attack on american bases since the start of the gaza war. the iraqi resistance has announced that it will continue these attacks as long as america supports the crimes of the zionist regime. the zionist regime targeted areas of southern lebanon . the fighters of the zion

the american central command, known as centcom , claimed to have intercepted a missile fired from yemen at the destroyer uss lion in the red sea. according to centcom's claim, this incident happened on sunday afternoon and the missile that was fired was a cruise type and there were no casualties or damage. following the us and british attack on positions in yemen, the yemeni authorities have announced that the us and british naval fleet is a legitimate target for sana'a. at least 130 people have been martyred and dozens of people have been injured as a result of the zionist regime's night and day attacks on gaza. most of the attacks on the center of gaza and khanyounes the south has been narrow. in the last hundred days, more than 24,000 palestinians have been martyred and 66,000 have been injured. unicef also announced in its report: in addition to the thousands of children who lost their lives, more than a thousand. in gaza , they are also mutilated. according to the zionist media, the fighters. the palestinian resistance has taken control of the northern half of the gaza strip with r

and so i think we are centcom.he stage where one of the guys that i used to work with in centcom was the former centcom commander, general frank command , uh, mckenzie has said, command, uh, mckenzie has said, is using a baseball analogy at the moment. we're catching that is catching in a defensive posture with operation prosperity. guardian in what will probably be doing in the future, is pitching. that is, we'll have to take offensive action against some of these houthi aspects and destroy the cruise missiles, the radar sites to try and further deter them. now, the thing which is difficult about that is not the actual kinetic action itself, but is this to be a single strike or is it to be an elongated campaign ? there's elongated campaign? there's always a risk if you go into an elongated, elongated campaign , elongated, elongated campaign, because we we've had since 2015, operation decisive storm by saudi arabia and the uae in yemen , which was neither yemen, which was neither decisive nor a storm. >> no , that'

and so i think we are centcom.g to the stage where one of the guys that i used to work with in centcom was the former centcom commander, general frank command , uh, mckenzie has said, command, uh, mckenzie has said, is using a baseball analogy at the moment. we're catching that is catching in a defensive posture with operation prosperity. guardian in what will probably be doing in the future, is pitching. that is, we'll have to take offensive action against some of these houthi aspects and destroy the cruise missiles, the radar sites to try and further deter them. now, the thing which is difficult about that is not the actual kinetic action itself, but is this to be a single strike or is it to be an elongated campaign ? there's elongated campaign? there's always a risk if you go into an elongated, elongated campaign , elongated, elongated campaign, because we we've had since 2015, operation decisive storm by saudi arabia and the uae in yemen , which was neither yemen, which was neither decisive nor a storm. >> no ,

the missile was launched from houthi—controlled yemen, according to centcom.juries or damage were reported. the houthis are, of course, backed by iran. reuters is now reporting that china is getting involved. citing four iranian sources, the report says officials from beijing have been asking their iranian courterparts to help reign in houthi fighters. the discussions reportedly took place in recent meetings in beijing and tehran. china would take notice, because the commercial shipping route is used widely by its vessels. plus, these attacks come amid a sagging economy in china, heavily dependent on shipping. not to mention, last year, beijing imported 90% of iran's crude oil available for export. the houthis have repeatedly launched attacks on ships in the red sea since november. they say it's in response to israel's war on hamas in the gaza strip. the timeline of course begins with the attacks on by hamas on israel on october 7. 1,300 people were killed and 240 taken hostage. about a month later, the red sea crisis officially begins. the houthis respond to

a statement released by centcom said "forces conducted strikes on 14 iran—backed houthi missiles that

centcom released a statement saying, we mourn the loss of our two special warfare warriors and we will forever honor their sacrifice and example. >> also this. officials say that u.s. personnel are injured after a ballistic missile attack saturday at al asad air base in iraq. central command says that, quote, a number of personnel are being evaluated for traumatic brain injuries. an iranian-backed militia group claimed responsibility for this attack. this comes as tension continues to grow in the region against the israel/hamas war. and since this began on october 7th, u.s. and coalition forces have come under attack more than 143 times in both iraq and syria. >>> well, we're going to feel much warmer temperatures over the next several days. that will be welcome news to a lot of people, including jason kelce, who likes to go around shirtless in buffalo, after deadly winter storms and an arctic blast tragically left more than 82 people dead in a dozen states earlier this month. daily highs are expected to go up about 30 degrees in some regions, with heavy wane and potentially flooding f

. >> dana: team coverage, former centcom spokesman on the military challenges and mike tobin on how all this is impacting oil prices at home. first senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot. >> the u.s. and its allies, including the u.k., hitting back against iran-backed houthi rebels wreaking havoc on global shipping. war planes off the eisenhower and missiles fired from ships and submarine what president biden called a direct response to unprecedented houthi attacks against international maritime vessels. 100 munitions fired at those 60 targets in 16 locations, launch, production supply sides or drones and missiles along the mainland and coastline near the red sea. houthi officials vowed retaliation saying the strikes would not go unpunished. the claim five killed and six injured. houthi supporters taking to the streets. iran condemning the assault. just yesterday they seized a greek owned and operated ship. crew and ship taken over by masked gunmen. dealing with all this alongside the u.s., the u.k. earlier today we spoke with foreign secretary and former prime minister david

centcom in and out senate minutes ago that three mueller service members were killed today, and 25 moreured from a one-way attack by an unmanned drone that hit a base in northeast jordan. this is near the syrian border. it comes amidst heightened regional tensions, and amid an uptick in attacks on u.s. forces by iranian-backed militants in the region. this breaking story is continuing to develop, we will bring you the latest on it as we have it, right here on msnbc. switching gears to politics. the black vote will be crucial to president biden's reelection in november, but his support among black voters is sketchy. in 2020, biden captured 92% of the black vote, according to nbc news exit polling. but the new york's time siena college survey released in november's shows his support among -- six key battleground states is at 71%, while trump is sitting at 22%. to be clear, it is doubtful that donald trump could actually pull in 22% of the black vote, but the lack of enthusiasm for the biden harris ticket is palpable. especially among black men. with that in mind, i traveled along with msn

centcom of the us central command headquarters has not yet confirmed more than 34 wounded. three american soldiers were also killed in this attack. it is said that 8 of them are in critical condition. this attack was carried out using a drone. the spokesman of the jordanian government said that the attack on american forces inside the country jordan is not done and the base that was attacked in syria. the islamic resistance of iraq has taken responsibility for the attack on the american base and emphasized that all the interests and bases of the american forces are their legitimate target. in recent days , america has targeted the positions of resistance forces in iraq several times, which led to the martyrdom of a number of them. resistance groups and palestinian movements welcomed the attack on american soldiers . sami abu zohari, a senior member of hamas movement, said that the killing of three american soldiers is a message for the american government that as long as killing people he should not stop the innocent in gaza, he should witness that all nations stand against

centcom appears to have been holding the reins there and the president signed off on it on tuesday.e tweets ahead of time coming out of the authentic seemed to report this before it happened. that's very unusual. we don't ever see the u.s. sort of announcing what it's going to do. you hear a lot about not wanting to telegraph punches but news of it slipped out from u.k. reporting. >> brian: just to be clear, jacqui, you say news slipped out before the attack or that we did attack. >> before the attacks. there were some reporters in london saying strikes to happen soon. we're hearing about it. and it's going to be happening shortly. and still waiting to hear from the u.s. in terms of impact and casualties. that's unusual. >> steve: no kidding. >> you don't hear the u.s. either. that is not what happened this time either. this came from u.k. reporters. that was a little bit out of the ordinary. >> steve: it was coalition partners leakage like that slogan world war ii loose lips sink ships. unfortunately we knew about it early. going back to something we were just talking about how a n

centcom says the strikes were on two anti-ship missiles aimed at the red sea after determining an imminent threat to shipping and navy vessels, the houthi missiles were destroyed. but the houthis are still terrorizing ships in the red sea, despite the u.s. retaliations pressed by nbc's gabe gutierrez, president biden acknowledged u.s. actions were not deterring the iranian-backed militia. >> are the air strikes in yemen working >> well, when you say "working," are they stopping the houthis no are they going to continue yes. >> reporter: saudi arabia's foreign minister met face-to-face with his iranian counterpart this week. >> so, our message to everyone, including our neighbors in iran, is we need to work together towards de-escalation. >> reporter: and in an interview with nbc news, another stunning shift, openly discussing a possible deal to normalize relations with israel and a u.s. strategic partnership. but there can be no deal, he says, without a cease-fire and a two-state solution >> what we feel is key at this time is to find a credible irreversible path to palestinian statehood.

according to centcom's claim , this incident happened on sunday afternoon and the missile fired was a cruise missile and there were no casualties or damage. following the us and british attacks on places in yemen, the yemeni authorities announced that the us and british naval fleet is a legitimate target for sana'a. while the world has witnessed the crimes committed by the zionist regime in the gaza strip in the past 100 days, this regime is trying to accuse it of genocide. to deny according to al-manar tv channel , the zionists are trying in vain to defend themselves in the international court of justice. with its operations in gaza , it is not thinking of destroying its nation, but supporting its own nation, which is facing attacks on multiple fronts. the occupying regime tries to play the role of the victim. the team of lawyers of this regime claimed that the hamas movement tortured children in front of their parents and parents in front of their children without providing evidence. he accused the resistance under the hospital. they hide with the schools. this is while the raids of

attack in the southern red sea, secretary austin was engaged in a call with the chairman and the centcom review in real time the houthi attack and then subsequently had several -- excuse me, two conversations with the president, multiple conversations with the national security council, the chairman of the joint chiefs, and the centcom commander over the next couple of days, as they reviewed response options and then once the president gave authority, it was secretary austin who gave the command yesterday to conduct those strikes. last night, he monitored the strikes from his hospital room, with access to a full communications suite of secure columns, monitored again in real time, and then after the strike spoke with the national security council, chairman of the joint chiefs, and central commad commander to do post strike assessment. continues to monitor the situation today and stays actively engaged on all dod activities worldwide. >> neil: but he himself launched this attack from that hospital room. you must have a lot of equipment and the like in that room. >> he has a full suite of

lotf i'm saying goodbye to you, we want to see the pictures that the united states central command's centcomed on its account in the cyberspace of last night's attack, he said. did you see part of the images of the american and british attack on yemen last night ? we are still with mr. masoumi and torabi in the studio of the khabar network . when i came to the streets last time , i asked mr. turabi about this presence and the calculation that the americans had and your attack in what do you think about this? you see, i think that the presence of the yemeni people and the support they have for the yemeni ansarullah is actually showing us the results of this american operation and the developments and results that the region is facing in the future. this is showing us that the war in yemen is actually the american attack on yemen and the support of the so-called ansar allah of yemen. the people themselves are showing this to the public opinion that they are showing the americans that yemen's ansarullah will never back down from their policies and it is possible that that yemen's ansarullah wil

fired back american centcom said this morning's strike destroyed a houthi anti-ship missile they haveounded ships to protect international shipping the white house addressed the operation earlier this week. >> knocking stuff out of the sky when it's on the way to these ships like we did this morning it's about self defense. there's no double standard here. >> reporter: but many shipping companies have already diverted. avoiding the red sea and taking the much longer route around the cape of good hope. as israel's war in the gaza strip echos far beyond its borders. matt bradley, nbc news, tel aviv >>> today another airline cleared the 737 max 9 for takeoff. it's the fleet's first weekend back in the sky since the faa grounded them after that terrifying mid-air incident earlier this month steve patterson tonight with how passengers feel about being back on board >> reporter: tonight, the big push to get the max 9 back in the friendly skies now in full flight passengers landing on last night's flight from vegas to portland caught off guard. >> when i saw the seat card that it was a 737 m

centcom of the us central command has not yet confirmed more than 34 wounded. 3 american soldiers werelled in this attack. it is said that 8 people are seriously injured. this attack was carried out using a drone. the spokesman of the jordanian government said that the attack on the american forces was not carried out inside the territory of jordan and the base that was attacked was located in the territory of syria. islamic resistance of iraq. he has assumed the attack on the american base and emphasized that all the interests and bases of the american forces are our legitimate target. in recent days, the united states several times the positions of the forces it targeted the resistance in iraq, which led to the martyrdom of a number of them. resistance groups and palestinian currents welcome the attack on american soldiers. sami abu zohari, a senior member of the hamas movement, said that 3 american soldiers were killed . this is a message for the us government that as long as it does not stop killing innocent people in gaza , it must witness that all nations stand against it. this i

now the united states of america's centcom forces are present on the scene. british forces are helping a coalition of western countries in this. the war they are carrying out against the defenseless people of gaza , they are present, see what a battle it is it is asymmetric and really young men that here the palestinian fighters are fighting with the zionist occupying army, but on the other hand we see that with the money and support of the united states and the weapons of the united states yes yes and on the other hand we are witnessing that the israeli army is fighting with the people defenseless gaza is fighting and the statistics and casualties that are being announced through the media, the testimony of many people, women and children , is a sign of the cowardice and betrayal of the western countries . i will discuss other dimensions and axes with you and receive your analysis. mr. dr. farkhandepour, mr. azizi, among others the addition of mr. azizi to our group of political experts and analysts of west asian issues. i greet you . have a good time . sinc

according to centcom, the two went in the waerlt off the coast of somalia, while they were boarding ahip carrying weapons. it was part of the military operations intended to counter rebel attacks in the red sea. >>> another winter wol lop of rain and snow is headed for the midwest and plains. millions are under alert after a week of frigid temperatures brought deadly ice, high know and wind across the country. nbc news has confirmed 69 weather-related deaths since january 12th. officials warn this number will likely increase as the week goes on. >>> a new video of a man's dramatic rescue after he was buried by an avalanche in utah. nbc news's dana griffin spoke with a friend who saved his life. >> reporter: we're getting a look at shocking moments after an avalanche buried a man in utah last week. you can hear the screams after the wall of snow barrelled down utah's american fork canyon. underneath it all, 60-year-old bob tilletson who was riding his snowmobile. >> moum? >> one i know of. i'm not sure. >> reporter: in minutes, a group of snowmobilers, raced to the rescue, used beacons

according to the announcement of the headquarters of the central command of the united states of america, centcom, the fire of the ship with the flag of the marshall islands was targeted by the yemeni ballistic missile, after which it was stopped after hours with the help of the american, indian and french naval forces. people's movements in yemen are increasing every day with the establishment of millions of marches throughout the country to help gaza and the palestinian people. according to al-mayadeen network, the people of yemen say that they are not afraid of the threats of the united states and its allies, and they want the yemeni armed forces to respond to these threats. the march and widespread movements of the yemeni people to help gaza continue. people's march in saba'in square in sana'a and dozens of squares in the provinces another yemen was established. the goal of all of them is to stop israel's crimes against the palestinian people. the people demanded the continuation of the operations of the yemeni armed forces in the sea despite all the challenges. we will not leave gaza and al-

mistake the strategic thirdness of these equations should make israel retreat when the command of centcomand the united states of america directly enters its forces. kurdish and the commander of the operation should take over the control of the management of the scene, not allowing these crimes against humanity to occur in the gaza situation , that is, the situation should be extended to these 100 days , they should manage and control the process. bringing to the situation, in fact, the exchange that did not happen, the mistake they made was that you did not recognize the situation in yemen. thinking that they are actually facing an element of the masses of people and that they can put out the fire immediately, and basically, biden, as far as the presidents of the united states of america, think is one of the winning cards in the field of political equations inside united states of america login to. if war costs money, the public opinion in the united states of america now admits that 60% of the people of the united states of america suffer from economic weakness and poverty, and this can

so yeah, whether, whether the centcom email was part of a brand strategy shaping the narrative, or just simply a bit of callousness. well, history, we'll have to tell, have that story perhaps we'll say is that the original email, the us state, the us department of defense while that has written to i just need to again, to clarify that quote, this was not a us strike the email referred us to the is ready for us is for further questions. this has been no let's up the in the, on the ground in gaza with israel continuing its bombardment of central and southern parts of the strip. southern region of rough i has been hit hard by is rarely strikes. plains of smoke could be seen from a make shift refugee camp. the people have been searching so rubble for any survivors did it. but i am hon. eunice have also been shelled injured palestinians and the bodies of the dead had been brought to the apple uses in a job hospital in rough, far more than 22000 people have been killed in gaza since the start of these really offensive on october 7th thought i was doing reports from russell in southern guns .

whether whether the centcom email was part of a brand strategy shaping the narrative, or just simply a bit of callousness. well, history will have to tell, have that story. perhaps. there's been no laptop on the ground in gaza with israel continuing as bombardment of central and southern parts of the strip. the southern regional brought for has been hit hard by his way the strikes. plumes of smoke could be seen from a make shift refugee camp there. people have been searching through the rubble for any survivors data, but i am con eunice, have also been shown. that means it palestinians, and the bodies of the dead have been brought to the apple uses in the job hospital to enjoy for i will be 22000 people have been killed in gaza. says the start of these really offensive on october 7th. thought it was zoom with full, it's now from roughly in southern garza 7 palestinians have 3040 killed after being directly hit by and is really military driven. me saw you as an upper residence also had been injured in this attack, being driven to an ajar hospital to get treatment. and the tax today ha

so yeah, whether, whether the centcom email was part of a brand strategy shaping the narrative, or just simply a bit of callousness. well, history will have to tell, have that story, perhaps. also such original contact. the u. s. department of defense has responded to all diseases request for convocation. and the 2nd email video the specifies this was not a us strike. it refers further inquiries to the user, the military. it's not going to be on the confrontations and the occupied westbank has these really, i mean raids to refugee camps. they've been targeting to have them notions for more than 24 hours. the residents have reported dozens of arrests palestinians there, say they've been beaten, and the homes have been damaged the laws of the south last. we live the 3 of them. at midnight the army entered like crazy people broke the door and took us. they beat us everywhere and then they put us in a car on top of each other. they interrogated us. i had the beat me on my shoulders . i can't move my hand and there are bruises on my back. they were a young man. they were beating a lot. there

centcom says the houthi missiles were determined a threat and were destroyed.gaza. us stocks have notched a new record, with the s&p 500 topping its previous peak set in january last year. investors have driven the index higherfor months, amid hopes that the us federal reserve will cut interest rates. tech companies like apple, microsoft and n—vidia fuelled friday's rally. japan has become just the fifth country ever to touch down on the moon. but its uncrewed "moon sniper" lander appears to have hit a glitch. pallab ghosh has the story. japan's lunar landing has touched down with a soft landing but there has been a glitch. the solar panels are not working, so unless it is fixed the spacecraft will run out of power. experts say the mission has achieved 99% of its aims. this was all about precision landing. they have not confirmed the exact precision of the landing, but they are the fifth nation to land successfully on the moon and that is a huge success. flight engineers are pouring through the spacecraft�*s data and will report next week on what went wrong. bu

so yeah, whether, whether the centcom email was part of a brand strategy shaping the narrative, or just simply a bit of callousness. well, history will have to tell, have that story perhaps. i'll say is that original email, the u. s. department of defense has written to just say that again, to clarify that quote, this was not to us strike email, referred us to these really forces for sort of the questions already. our white house correspondent, kimberly how can us us national security spokesman john cubby? why, if the u. s. wanted to avoid a 2nd front, it was supporting israel's pursuit of how much leadership outside of gaza. your questions presuming an awful lot and is presuming that i said things. i didn't say . i'm not. i'm not confirming that the that the, these rallies took this air strike. i would free to them to speak to the military operations. nevertheless, i'm not confirming that they, that they, that they took district. they have a right and responsibility, go after him, us leadership, and we expect that they'll do that. and, and of course, with international law a, nothing's

a statement released by centcom said "forces conducted strikes on m iran—backed houthi missiles thate loaded to be fired in houthi controlled areas in yemen. these missiles on launch rails presented an imminent threat to merchant vessels and us navy ships in the region and could have been fired at any time." the raids came hours after the us added houthis to its specially designated global terrorist list. speaking at the world economic forum, national security advisor, jake sullivan, called for the iran—backed group to stop its attacks on shipping vessels in the red sea, despite houthi fighters saying they would continue until there is a ceasefire in gaza. at the same conference in davos, iran's foreign minister said an end to the war in gaza is needed to stop houthis targeting ships in the red sea. the attacks on merchant vessels since november have disrupted global shipping and raised concerns that inflation could worsen as a result. live now to our correspondent will vernon. what can you tell us about the new statement that we just received from us central command about what the u

the former head of centcom in the last weekne or two and at te centcom commander a great sense of affinityand there was a paragraph in that piece that basically said if you don't want to have a forward leaning policy in the middle east, thennt just leave and i think that was a weird thing that was different than 15 years ago in the journal it would have been full steam ahead where that paragraph said if you don't want to do this then don't dog people through the region to be shot out with no good end. i'm looking at small victories for myself. there was a small victory. >> the u.s. israel, u.s. iran conservative attitudes are not set in stone. there was an evolution there had been long streams of criticisms of u.s. israeli positions and it wasn't until they were the supplier of arms so if possible to have some nuanced critiques about the relations from that standpoint. that is going to be the toughest. the easiest way to ease tensions. do we have a consensus on the panel if we are talking about conservative consensus, europe and asia are a little easier in the i middle east in this narrow

hours ago centcom informed u.s.bound for houthi rebels last week. missiles and war heads for houthi medium range ballistic missiles. the two u.s. seals reported lost at sea were involved in the operation. the search continues for them. meanwhile as defense secretary austin was released from the hospital he put out a statement saying this, i'm grateful for the excellent care i received at walter reed medical center as i continue to recuperate and perform my duties from home, i'm eager to fully recover and return to the pentagon. in the two weeks of his hospitalization they were 24 attacks on u.s. forces in iraq and syria. 137 total attacks since october 17th. and yesterday we learned this. there was houthi missile struck a u.s.-owned vessel. it is the first time a u.s. ship has been hit. the captain on that vessel saying that it was minimal damage. no one was injured. ainsley and brian. >> brian: the red sea is not possible. the ripple effects what the houthis are doing are going to cost every country that uses that

centcom today received signatures in support of vladimir putin’s self-propulsion in the presidentialtives of the election headquarters reportedly brought 95 boxes (315,000 signatures). this is the maximum amount required by law. in total, 10 times more was collected for the current president in all 89 russian regions. vladimir putin's co-chairs came to submit documents and signatures to the central election commission for registration. this record number of signatures in support of our candidate, the current president of the russian federation vladimir vladimirovich putin, speaks of the colossal support for our candidate, and i would like first just thank all the volunteers who took part in collecting signatures, volunteers and the central headquarters, moscow volunteers, will make a decision on registering all candidates no later than february 10. family values ​​and traditions were discussed today in moscow at the relatives and loved ones forum, which takes place as part of the international exhibition russia. participants discuss what 2024 will be like, which vladimir putin declar

. >>> now, as a former cia director and centcom commander, retired general david petraeus has been thereit all. he now advises civilian and military leaders as a partner of the global investment firm kkr, and he is joining me from the nation's capital. general petraeus, welcome to the program. all of those things i just laid out, all of that stuff we have been watching this week, the dangers in the middle east, are you concerned now that it could start spilling into a wider war? >> well, i think you have to be concerned, christiane. in fact, the way i would characterize the overall global situation is that we face more challenges in number and more complex and more dangerous chal challenges than arguably than at any time since the end of the cold war if not the end of world war ii. it is a very, very dicey situation out there, as you characterized it. >> so that's pretty, you know, pretty dramatic language in comparison. so from your perspective, from the u.s. perspective, what is the most dangerous or can you not separate them? >> well, i think it is hard to separate them because in a g

are waiting news on those navy seals lost at sea last thursday when the us seized uranian weapons, centcoming a search and rescue mission continues. stuart: congressman mike waltz is a military guy and frequent guest of the program. no sirens on the ambulance for the defense secretary. they want to remain a little subtle. sounds like they were trying to cover it up. >> reporter: i don't know. the entire thing is just bizarre. a press release, secretary is ill. his deputy has all authorities and powers designated to her and the president has been informative. that is what he would expect of any commanding general, any committing officer down the chain. i will continue to ask and i will ask him when he comes before senate hearing. will you hold yourself to the same level of accountability as you wall to hold the military you lead? we will see. the entire thing is bizarre. he doesn't grasp the gravity of the position he is in. stuart: the war on in israel looks like it is expanding. more tax on houthis in yemen, rockets from iran into iraq and pakistan. can we keep it contained? do you want t

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centcom has not released information about what the sailors had been doing when they went missing. than to say that they were forward deployed to the u.s. navy's fifth fleet. the u.s. maintains a small military presence in somalia which focuses on the threat of the al shabaab militant group. >>> russia today launching a fresh barrage of drones and missiles on ukraine. it is the fourth major attack since december 29. and it is raising concerns that moscow is trying to overwhelm ukraine's air defenses. ukraine says that more than 20 of the air attack weapons were stopped by countermeasures. the u.s. has stopped contributing to ukraine's air defenses after a dispute between democrats and republicans cut off funding. let's bring in ann applebaum, author of several books including "twilight of democracy." good to see you. so russia continues to pound away at the air defenses. is it that moscow is shifting its strategy and the goal for now is to erode ukraine's air capabilities? >> so moscow has been unable to win a conventional war. they can't defeat ukraine's forces. so what they are t

and centcom will have more color on it than i've got on it. but it has to be something that is decisive and it has to be something that clearly the iranians value. they don't care about their fighters out there, their proxy fighters and rockets and missiles. they will ship them more rockets and missiles and radicalized these groups out there and they'll get more fighters to take the place of the ones that get killed. that's the reality of what we're facing here. we've got to step up and have a much better strategy overall dealing with this. it is not just the military issue. it is diplomatic as well as economic. we've got the wrong strategy right now. >> bill: wow, jack keane, thank you for your time. analysis on this monday morning. much appreciated. >> dana: house republicans unveiling articles of impeachment against dhs secretary mayorkas in its bid to remove him over the migrant crisis. at the same time lawmakers are still trying to hammer out a border security deal with the biden administration. that might be on hold. senior congressional

really of service are saying you've got to go after iran, and who used to be the spokesperson for centcome are ways to hit iran that will not escalate to a wider war. >> iranians have irgc bases ins the south largely empty most of the time, you could strike those. iranian vessels, iranian ships in the arabian gulf that you could strike. also arabian oil refineries, and u.s. central command has sent them to the white house and disapproved many times. there are a series of targets you could strike that will not ignite a war, but will send a message, and will really inflict pain. that's really what you have to do here. >> john: his suggestion that the pentagon, the military side of this, has got a plan to deal with iran. but the political side of the department of defense and the white house is saying no, no, no, we can't do that. why? >> i appreciate those comments. but again, i'm not going to get into intelligence assessments and every single day this building, this white house, this administration, is thinking through how can we protect our forces, and how can we continue to protect comme

. >> bill: centcom says some u.s.ir base in iraq may have suffered traumatic brain injury. missiles landed near their base with more strikes on iran-backed houthis in yemen. all raising fears the war in gaza could be spreading. retired three star general served in gaza and iraq as well. thank you for your time, sir. thank you for being here today. u.s. personnel i'm reading the headline, undergoing evaluation for traumatic brain injuries. we've been waiting and keeping our fingers crossed to make sure that any of our troops were not affected and now they have been. so what next, general? >> yeah, bill, thanks for having me. i think, you know, the one common denominator to all of these are the iranian influence. the axis they're creating with hezbollah and hamas, but with the houthis, with the iraqi militias that shot at our guys. look, i've spent time in iraq and thousands of americans have spent time there. it is now an iraqi and u.s. base and bill, if you can't reach out and touch israel, going after americans in ir

we're told it was authorized before he went in and the centcom commander run point.t was january 4. tom cotton says the secretary of defense is the key link in a chain of command between the president and the military including nuclear command when the weightiest decisions must be made in minute. if this report is true, there's consequences for this shocking breakdown. we're told austin participated in a secure call with the president before he had these issues. the white house needs to know what the situation is at all times and didn't know where he was. >> it's generic. it's what town they're in, d.c., overseas. that's that process. the issue of when a cabinet official gets hospitalized, that's on the agency to inform that that has happened. >> austin has no plans to resign. president biden would not accept a resignation if austin sent one in. but what officials are not explaining is why this huge breach in transparency is so easy for the president and white house officials to excuse. neil? >> neil: thanks, peter doocy at the white house with more. after this alask

centcom also says the destroyer u.s.s. gravely shot it down. >> bill: rich edson from the pentagon on that. we'll see in time. evidence will show us on the ground whether or not they are living by their word, right? iran is trying to rein some of this in not to increase the conflict. >> dana: if they still have enough power over them. do the houthis think they have enough to go out on their own? >> bill: the most powerful people in the world of technology will appear later this hour before a senate compat committee on the hill and we're watching. how to protect your kids from social media. mark zuck and others witnesses. >> dana: drug smugglers taking advantage of the border crisis. we will talk to a former cartel member and why he says the criminal enterprises are smarter than we give them credit for. >> bill: mothers speaking out against a bill that they say would cost more lives. >> we have 51 city council members. we have five borough presidents. what are you doing and what are you bringing into the community to keep o

centcom says the search and rescue mission continues. >> bill: let's find them.e is running out. thank you, griff jenkins at the pentagon. >> dana: robert green way is the director of the center for national defense at the heritage foundation and so many other things you've done in your career leads you to be a great guest today. can you explain to people perhaps if we're looking at it this way the good intentions of the biden administrations thought they had by taking the houthis off the terrorism designation in the first place? >> thanks for having me. i think we can all respect the fact that the administration stated publicly their goal was peace and stability in yemen and easing the suffering of the people and the humanitarian cause. we can all be sympathetic with it. the lifting of the designation was in contravention. facts we all know then and now these are terrorists. second, that they've been taking advantage of this time in order to resupply and rearm and equip themselves to threaten the united states directly in international shipping. despite the fact

there's some video from centcom that came in. backed rebels are threatening retaliation. saying every aggression will not be without a response. let's bring in pete hegseth, iraq and afghanistan war veteran. pete, good to have you with us. i was saying to you in the break, feels like we're spending a lot of time and energy swatting at this houthi rebel force. you know, where is this going? how long do we have to do this for? >> tell us the end game, the strategies. the attacks against the houthis have a name. it's known as operation poseidon archer. once you give something a name, it means it's going to stick around for a while. this becomes a mission. okay? we have -- the other one is operation prosperity guardian, which is meant to protect the shipping lanes. this is the protect the missile capabilities of the houthis without killing any houthi leaders in the hopes of not escalating. so hitting pin pick strikes, we hope to deescalate, which means we will increase the likelihood that a miscalculation happens. this is the exact o

s.e.a.l.s who have gone overboard during a mission in the gulf of aden on thursday in a statement today centcom said the mission found parts bound for houthi rebels in yemen in a somali boat, the same type of weapons the rebels have used to attack shipping vessels in the red sea. >>> the u.s. supreme court said today that it will stay out of the fight over bathroom access for transgender students rejecting an appeal from an indiana school district. the rejection leaves in place a ruling that allowed a transgender boy to use the bathroom in accordance to his gender identity in a middle school the decision keeps litigation in lower courts for now >>> and philadelphia eagles' center jason kelce reportedly told his team he is retiring league sources tell espn kelce, who is considered one of the best centers in the nfl history, made the announcement in the locker room after the eagles' wild card playoff loss to tampa bay last night scott, i guess maybe he'll be joining taylor swift to watch his brother in buffalo that will be a big matchup, the bills versus the chiefs. >> no doubt about that first b