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they had a d. j play music like it was a party like where the disco, you know, they had lights, plastic all over the place. the democratic party part is in vote or is so frightened by trump. they see any descent within the democratic party as objectively helping donald trump and that has drained any power, or there are any will on the part of critics within the party, the voice, any criticisms start, just like all right, let's, let's do this together. the choosing. here's without a primary turned out to be risky, especially considering her low approval ratings as vice president. it's been a long time that she has been able to close on the idea of what she could be. and her only real moment of political reckoning was when she actually ran for office in 2020, ran for president, and really did poorly. here she received an avalanche of political and financial support smashing fundraising records. but this excitement ultimately didn't register the polls. and that may have something to do with their messag

news business, mr. madrid, if i was a before i started working at cnn before that i was a rock radio, d j on the gulf coast beach is a florida t k. one. i want to be rock station. i was really into a rock kind of with all the big bands and it was a, was debauchery was great fun, you know, but i know you like to classic rock. so i'm gonna, i'm gonna give you some rapid fire questions here, and i want you to choose one or the other. are you ready by go ahead. ok. steppenwolf or ccr. creedence clearwater revival. criminal creedence. clearwater revival, led zeppelin or deep purple. uh, double. not deep purple, but led zeppelin, or just as great icdc, all metallica. i prefer a cdc oh, nevada or rage against the machine, a nirvana, nevada. on a side note, because you have such an interesting history and background in politics and international, this stuff and the other who killed j f k. that's for the show up with somebody that i have missed. it looks like your next question will be, what are they going to open the hangers where they keep the mummies of aliens, right. that may be the sale i'm.

they had a d. j play music like it was a party like we're at the disco, you know, they had lights, plastic all over the place. the democratic party parties in boulder is so frightened by trump. they see any dissent within the democratic party as objectively helping donald trump. and that has drained any power, or there are any will on the part of critics within the party, the voice, any criticisms and stuff. just like all right, let's, let's do this together. the choosing. here's without a primary turned out to be risky, especially considering her low approval ratings as vice president. it's been a long time that she has been able to close on the idea of what she could be. and her only real moment of political reckoning was when she actually ran for office in 2020, ran for president, and really did poorly. here she received an avalanche of political and financial support, smashing fundraising records. but this excitement ultimately didn't register the poles that may have had something to do with thei

and he's really shaking up the d o j, he believe, and he's very much questioning the funding that's gone to both ukraine and to israel. he's, he's, you know, definitely, america 1st. he wants that money to stay domestically. well that's the thing to trump is america 1st, trump is economy. first step is trying to get money back in people's pockets. that's what he says on moore's mom are expensive. this is going to be, i imagine one of the key focal point. it actually is because a lot of the money, i think a lot of the voting that happened, the people voted for the republicans for the house, the senate and the white house resoundingly. they are done with unless wars they were done with afghanistan with iraq, with ukraine. the proxy were actually that, that the us, the need are fighting against russia. and i, i think you have a lot of americans who realize, yeah, rush is not the enemy. china is not the enemy, these politicians in washington that are basically taking money laundering money and not putting it into the us economy or the enemy. and so you see that with the people they voted for

j is who's going to be attorney general who's going to be before he's going to be going after the d o j and f b i, there's going to be some n c i a. so there's going to be some big turnover there. you have you on most you on must, who's going to be cleaning house and what they're going to be doing is going after the bureaucrats, the beer, cat crap, are usually have been the ones behind a lot of the talk is war mongering because they benefit from it financially, that's all about the change. if, if this happens, the election needs to be certified. january 2020th is winning, and all gratian is we need to get to january 20th, and we need to get these people confirmed. now i think they have the votes to confirm. many of these nat gates has more controversial, even with a mattress. but i think you have enough support for him to get through the paving the way for a reset of relations that topic and others are on the table at a symposium in southern russia, which were the 1st time in the years, has gathered figures from bricks and e, you, nations, we spoke with a member of the var in state pa

j. d bogs. absurd. he made very clear that position on the complexity. okay. i don't. i don't appreciate so let's be coming to this country and telling the american taxpayers what they ought to do. he ought to say thank you to the american taxpayer. the ukrainians are going to have to make that decision themselves with chris man. they're already so exhausted when you talk to, you know, ukrainian leaders, especially in private but even in public, they're starting to say this. now there's a, this can't go on forever. they don't have the manpower, they don't have the equipment, they don't have the money. i will end the war and ukraine, which would have never started if i was for a bite. and then jamal. i got us into this war and ukraine and now they did get us out. they to get us out. but we're stuck in that war unless i'm president, i'll get it done. i'll get it negotiated. i'll get out. we got to get out from what they have said, nothing concrete, but they have said that you paid should stay as of next to the brush. it should keep the tears always a cheese and also the

he's vice president, and that's a party at this point j. d. bog upset he made very clear that position on the complexity. okay. i don't, i don't appreciate so let's be coming to this country and tell them the american taxpayers what they ought to do. he ought to say thank you to the american taxpayer, the ukrainians are going to have to make that decision themselves. but chris, man, they're already so exhausted when you talk to, you know, ukrainian leaders, especially in private, but even in public, they're starting to say this. now there's a, this can't go on forever. they don't have the manpower, they don't have the equipment. they don't have the money. i will end the war and ukraine, which would have never started if i was present by noon tomorrow. i got us into this war and ukraine, and now they did get us out. they can get us out. but we're stuck in that or unless i'm president, i'll get it done. i'll get it negotiated. i'll get out. we got to get out from what they have said, nothing concrete, but they have said that you paid should sta

and this was a part of j. d. vance as appeal explicitly through a new york times editorial and again and again and debates and on the campaign trail to the american public. and now we see a faction with in donald trump's america 1st world by which she wants to put nato 1st. and sebastian gorka is going to have trumps in here. so it could be, but he said he's not the only one. he's far from the only one. this lindsey graham is another figure in the senate who has emerged as a key trump ally and has said that america 1st actually represents sending is much military a. do you create as possible? because 65 to 70 percent of that aid comes back to american defense companies and contractors. so it's actually putting american americas economy 1st with ukraine as a kind of a laundromat. this, this is not what the american, what americans voted for. even democrats who previously supported ukraine against russia have turned against this war. it's just not what the american public supports right now. the american public al

well those could be should the j d bought to donald trump to have him do that? where the was the conditions, the black would be approved and offered zalinski in the 1st few months of this conflict webb. but in return for you guys, new travelers you actually would pull out of the territory that sees doesn't then ask them to god's regions. and the goal would be over. nevertheless, we must of course, bear in mind the, regardless of paul slides who insults donald trump is 1st and foremost a business. but. and i also have a very good relationship as you know, with president. and i think the hundreds of thousands of ukrainians you, katie, and so just killed many, hundreds of thousands, millions in this conflict would have avoided the faith. so charge me for your credit and what they're looking at now is bad news. indeed. many's readings have been treating the grass selection almost as if it were there. oh, no surprise, of course, given how strongly connected the 2 states are. and many believe trump has been and will be great to ally from attendance. and the whole of c

so that means by vice president elect j. d rams has been consulted. dalton junior adult donald trump's son. this is the america for us talking call some. these are cheap fingers. you who have problems. yeah. the whole point about very coalition is no more and less more. so we want to spend the money at home. we're done with being the world's policeman. we don't want intervention. and all these countries, window on wall street trump like over the working person or what kind of stuff. even though j d balance is very close to the street, we'll see ties, but there's a there that's what they say. and then we do actually, it will say part of the help will street itself, will the big chief executives involved? so we have a part of this rhetoric about the economy, but we also have wall street in charge of the transition team to where is it all get back with us. we're going to end up how is this, what we're going to be so that we have a really interesting story, just appear to be in the political pressure in washington about china. now

and this was a part of j. d. vance is appeal explicitly through a new york times editorial and again and again and debates in on the campaign trail to the american public. and now we see a faction with in donald trump's america 1st world by which 60 wants to put nato 1st. and sebastian gorka is going to have trumps here. so it could be, but he said he's not the only one. he's far from the only one. this lindsey graham is another figure in the senate who's emerged as a key trump ally and has said that america 1st actually represents sending as much military a do ukraine as possible. because 65 to 70 percent of that aid comes back to american defense companies and contractors. so it's actually putting american americas economy 1st with ukraine as a kind of a laundromat. this is not what the american, what americans voted for. even democrats who previously supported ukraine against russia have turned against this war. it's just not what the american public supports right now. the american public also does not suppo

we know one thing so far is that j d events, his vice president is a very important figure. i mean, i'll even put my money on him possibly being a successor. yeah. the only one. no. indeed. indeed, i'm not. okay. so moving, get much if i put a batch of it now, but the district events, but also donald trump junior, who was the one who actually insisted to his father that that point j. d events as opposed to the other ones. plenty of other candidates. rubio and others to be the vice president. so, and that is an ideological, there is a manifesto. we will be different this time and we will change america. and they, he also has the endorsement of a couple of very prominent personalities, including even mosque i, person who built the, a lot of pretty extraordinary businesses. and as i was going through this interview, i a read about the rumors that she may be appointed as they handled the commission in charge of reforming the u. s. government. uh, would you invest your trust in uh it will not masks ability to do that. i havent numerous to us is the ability to do things with your

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they took a 16 point lead into the final cool to what you call that didn't back down a later cd from d. j more helping them cut the pay for. so it's a 3 alliance, however, hung onto in the $2320.00. they took the n f c north division. send me that, so it was full of me for now. thanks so much peter. now the restore the interior of notre dame cathedral in paris has been revealed for the 1st time since the historic building was damaged. and the 55 years ago, french president emanuel my call visited the church, said workers have achieved the impossible and healed and national wound. it'll reopen to the public next month. a visual of the french gothic architecture tools that estimated $13000000.00 visitors every year. make it one of the cities most popular landmarks construction began in 1160 on an island in the house of the rivers, sen, solidifying those the dame as the physical and spiritual censor of paris. more than 850 years was damaged during the french revolution. the full being restored to its former glory in the 19th century. in april, 2019 the devastating 5 destroyed the spy and roo

as i took a 16 point lead into the final closer the chicago didn't back down late td from d. j. my housing and cut the deficit to 3. the lions however hung onto when it's 2320. they took the n s c news division that there is right, that is all use boats and that will be back later. 3 to thank you so much for that . the french president, somebody when my crow is visiting, not for them to see the restored interior as if the 12th century cathedral. that building was badly damaged and a huge fire 5 years ago. and it's been painstakingly restored with $750000000.00 contributed by $250.00 companies. the cathedral is one of the most visited sites in paris and will be reopening to the public in december. thanks for watching the news hour on al jazeera, fully back to post with you in a moment, and she will have much more today's use. as all the latest headlines, thanks for watching the 11 on what political power and diagnostic families often intertwine the jump. black family has dominated the drew's community for over a 100. it has basic terry. it is a civil political intrigue, just as t

i mean, the ethics and criminal accusations notwithstanding, is he qualified to be the boss of the d o j. this is a, a, a symptom of a larger disease. so he's not going to be confirmed the, the, the notion that there are $52.00 trump wireless in the senate, or is that the majority of in the house? so let's say 3 votes. it means that the root, trump controls congress is absolutely false. uh the uh, but let me, the professor act and, and where do you usually? yeah, we're, i mean, so you're saying that we are going to see some republicans who are not going to vote for to confirm to him. but we're, we're, we're where are you getting bad information? why do you think we're not going to see loyalty in the senate to truck? absolutely. cause all of these people have to when election 2 years from now me see that's this is absolutely crucial. and the 8 or 9 the of the existing of republicans in the house and a significant number in the senate are traditional conservatives. and they have devoted their lives to convincing their constituents if they are thoughtful. sure of which, uh, uh, the uh, in f

and i think we went to get it resolved, or vice presidential like j. d vance once to cost a to kias on to his proposed piece deal. ukraine would give up territory to most go and a band and is nato ambitions. what we're going to take care of israel and they know that in the middle east, the trump is signal strong, ongoing support for these riley prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his war against him. us in gaza. the campaign debate, trump said the us should let him finish the job and is lost to him. he pleads nothing yahoo by moving the us embassy to jerusalem and recognizing its annexation of the disputing golden heights now is illegal, is rarely settlers in the west bank hoping for similar support. israel is also expected to seek trump's backing forward, increased pressure on iran. i mean, the fact is, i've done more for israel by far than any of the presidents, not even 12 been tie one fears, a brewing of a transfer fuse or to commit to defend the island against a possible chinese invasion. in an interview, he said taiwan should pay us for defense.

but if you look at the program, that's why there's so many agreement. langley is even under d through j g, be 4 to be to be under gigi levels in discussing about the maritime me talking discussion about a 4 foot security discussion about the, the issues of a, of the friends together, you know, so all those are then comes to the business to business, this is where the $10000000000.00 is a follow up in a way of an alignment of those of the initiative our relationship that is g 2 g. okay, and that's why, for example, one of the largest of the $10000000.00 was an example is to to create additional value added on down streaming in indonesia of if that followed you from china. that was sharing donasia, investing, co investing with innovation businesses in indonesia. that's actually to further improve our advocacy fee, legal system as an example, and then under farming sites, right. how to push, i think i'll just and then also important for, for uh, for the in the nation. so let's go to the. so i've, i don't want to think that the complement only goes to chambers. no, but the 1st, the compleme

mac a, if she was going to be attorney general who's going to be, she's going to be going after the d o j an f b i. there's going to be some n c i a. so there's going to be some big turn over there. you have you on most you on muskets going to be cleaning house and what they're going to be doing is going after the bureaucrats. the beard have crass are usually have been the ones behind a lot of the hawkish war mondrey because they benefit from it financially. that's all about to change. if, if this happens for so the election needs to be certified as of january 2020th is when the and all ration is we need to get to january 20th and we need to get these people confirmed. now i think they have the votes to confirm. many of these mac caves more controversial, even with the macros. but i think you have enough support for him to get through. tar, read, know a big problem, something the development of numerous african countries is one. in fact, rarely spoken about that of the brightest and best minds being lowered away by former colonial powers, especially in the tech and engineering spears. nex

many people in trumps could we have said this, his vice president, j. d. vance says he doesn't, he doesn't care about you. crazy doesn't know why america should care about ukraine . so there is that concern and the europeans have been well aware of this. since trump a announce himself as a candidate, so they have been looking at both how to as they say, trump prove the a that they've already given the a that's in the pipeline, but also to increase their own contributions. defense ministers are meeting right now talking about how they can more efficiently integrate their own defense. do better with the budgets that they have. and in addition, send more to ukraine. of course, this is a struggle that they faced all the time and we have not seen any huge, massive packages come out in the last few days to ukraine, despite the fact that russia has launched a really vicious attack on ukraine. you know, in fact of what we've seen is the opposite of would many countries here we'd like to see, and that is all actual to making a phone call to put. and so for us to s