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he is much more comfortable with republican presidents than democrats. >> aaron david miller, there,hank you for your time. fdic looks to be putting first republic under receivership. this is according to reports. they have not done so yet officially. reports are they are taking first republic into receivership. this is balance of power. ♪ your godaddy website and your store was also the first time you realized... well, we can do anything. cheesecake cookies? the chookie! manage all your sales from one place with a partner that always puts you first. (we did it) start today at godaddy.com we all work differently now. so cdw helped us deploy mac, supercharged by apple silicon. ♪♪ built-in security protects me from malware and forgotten passwords. i've got enough battery life to get me halfway around the globe. and lower overall costs leave more money in our budget. for more practical furniture? this was supposed to be hip. no. can you help me up? with mac, configured by cdw, a solution that works for everyone isn't just possible, it's powerful. >> a comeback let's get to the breaking

joining me now is aaron david miller.e is a longtime state department middle east negotiator and a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace. aaron good to see you this morning. you know, let's take a step back about how this all started because you have two warring generals right now who were once allies after you know, having the successful coup two years ago, they no longer want a power sharing agreement. they both want to run. the country and there are also foreign actors that want to influence what happens there on the ground. how messy could this get aaron? well i think it's already proved to be extraordinary message message message. extraordinarily messy. i mean, cartoon has never seen this sort of unprecedented, um, fighting between military factions. uh humanitarian implications are dire, clearly and not just for americans, but clearly for millions of sudanese. this this is easily going to spread. one of one of the generals. hamiti uh, has a base in, um um in southern cities sudan, so i thin

joining me now is aaron david miller.e's a former mideast negotiator for the state department and a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment. aaron good to see you again. so now we know that the israeli police the i d f. they are on the reserves are up. they are on heightened pasturing here. is de escalation possible is avoidance of this. these hostilities continuing possible or probable now. isaac great questions, victor. and thanks for having me look, i think de escalation, frankly, is about the only approach that you can use right now. you've got a perfect storm bill. you have a 56 year old israeli occupation you have the most fundamentalist extreme government. israel's history. you have hamas trying to undermine the palestinian authority's position in the west bank and to plan terror attacks against israel. and now you've got coordination on the lebanese front, increasing coordination between hamas and hizbollah, and i think the reality and said, uh as we enter another passover, ramadan, ramadan and easter that israeli

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s. army and its allies invaded iraq. montoya saheed the fated to david miller. minimum kind of said, was it anybody else have evan, yvonne savage? oh, $7.00. out of that lim, dash. and a hobby lay the 1st 2003 u. s. president george bush declared victory in the iraq war. how did it a good bit for to hire date of december, the 30th 2006. saddam hussein was executed at adams. i will shut down from done december, the 15th 2011. a ceremony was held in bagdad tomorrow at the end of the u. s. military mission. in reality, the u. s. army is still in iraq. a. she had a village, a still a couple football awe neutrality is one of the most flexible concepts and international relations that you can imagine, which is why it's so useful. but why it is so inherently difficult to grasp. so that the chances we have is that countries fill it with the meaning that is useful to them and hopefully to, to all those. because i did, i did, i did score. it means i'm not taking decide of either of these completely. ah, in hungary has been a member of the european union and nato since 1999 during the 1st post

. _ aaron david miller is an american middle east analyst and a senior fellow at the carnegie endowmentonal peace — he joins us now. very good to see you. we just had the biggest barrage from lebanon in about 17 years but she says it has been seen as a defiant operation thatis been seen as a defiant operation that is now over. is the sense that you are getting is none of the parties involved want to see an escalation? i parties involved want to see an escalation?— escalation? i think that is absolutely _ escalation? i think that is absolutely the _ escalation? i think that is absolutely the case. - escalation? i think that is| absolutely the case. since escalation? i think that is - absolutely the case. since 2006, which they major israeli lebanon war, israelagainst which they major israeli lebanon war, israel against hezbollah, which caused over 1200 lebanese dead there has been a remarkable degree of restraint, even while both sides have manoeuvred in an effort to pre—empt and weaken each other. the fact you have an israeli—palestinian explosion here is not new. everyone anticipated r

david lee miller, thank you.an. >> gillian: now to the southern border, fox news has obtained harrowing security footage, abandoned migrant child sen there drifting down the rio grande on a flotation device. that child was later rescued by texas national guardsmen, as mayorkas refuses to call the situation at the southern border a crisis. >> john: and he says he will not step down, despite growing criticism. brandon judd. >> gillian: hi, brandon, thanks for being with us. your reaction first off to the video we just showed of this child floating unaccompanied, seemingly abandoned down the rio grande. >> it's monstrous, and it's going to continue to happen. the administration's policies allow it to happen. they are allowing the cartels to enter our country illegally, to dictate what takes place on the border and any time you allow criminal officials to have control of sections on our border we are going to see images like that. but it gets even worse. we are going to have more deaths in that river. we are already

david lee miller with more on the story. disturbing indeed. >> good morning.officer was taken to a local hospital and reported in stable condition after a man hit her on the head with a bottle. the injured officer was investigating illegal smoke shops when 45-year-old jose garcia walked up from behind and struck her with a bottle. he appears to also attack the injured officer's partner. garcia is restrained. the "new york post" reports he told cops god told him to do this and that there were people in his house and no one did anything. garcia faces seven charges including assault. resisting arrest and criminal possession of a weapon. cops say he has five previous arrests including robbery and grand larceny. the most recent was back in 2007. the latest crime data shows that compared to the same period last year felony assaults are up 8% in the city but other major crimes have declined including murder rates and robberies, bill. >> bill: thank you. david lee miller with the fallout from that in new york. >> dana: paul mauro is a retired nypd inspector. i feel so

we get more tonight from fox's david lee miller.efighters in indiana working around the clock to put out a massive fire at a plastics recycling plant in richmond, near the ohio border. a little bit of smoke coming from right over there just a little bit within about 10 minutes, it started to really spread black plume of toxic smoke is pouring from the plant out of concern for nearby residents. officials ordered mandatory evacuations for thousands who live within a half mile of the roaring fire. beyond that people who live downwind of the fire have been urged to shelter in place and keep animals inside area schools were canceled wednesday, the city's mayor, blaming the property owner, saying negligence residents in danger this business owner had previously been cited by are unsafe building commission and given an order to clean up the property. this person has been negligent responsible, and it's led to putting a lot of people in danger today. the inferno started tuesday afternoon, the flames quickly spread to several buildings, cons

david lee miller, fox news.e night earthquake jolted some people out of bed in lake county late last night. it was a magnitude 4.4 quake and it hit just after 10 30 last night near the town of cobb. that's about 40 miles north of santa rosa. the usgs says. there have been at least two small aftershocks after the earthquake, and some people in social media say they were able to feel the shaking in the north bay. and after pipeline involved in an oil spill in southern california, back in 2021 is now being put back into service. amplify energy corporation says it's received approval from federal agencies to restart operations. it comes nearly two years after 25,000 gallons of oil spilled on the beaches and huntington's beach and newport beach. the company recently announced the settlement with companies associated with this bill amplify agreed to pay up to $95 million in settlements and also reached a plea deal with the federal government for negligently discharging well this incredibly wet winter we've had is lead

what this means in this moment, joining us right now is aaron david miller, longtime state department middle east negotiator and a senior fellow at the carnegie endowment. it's great to see you, aaron, i thank you for coming in. what do you thinking as you are seeing this play out 34 rockets from lebanon in to israel. today. it's clearly an escalation cape and thanks for having me, but i think it says it right. the reality is since 2006 the prospects of his serious escalation, which could morph into a major war between israel and hezbollah. the last time, of course, in the summer of oh, six, both sides of south to avoid it. this is a very curious issue. maybe palestinian groups fired those rockets as follows in control that area it's hard to believe that his power his bullet had no for knowledge of it. palestinian groups clearly are supporting hamas is rockets from gaza into israel over the last 48 hours, and both groups are supporting, um palestinians in their confrontation with israeli police on the harem of sharif, the temple mount. we always knew that ramadan and passover when rel

david lee miller joins us live with more details on this. lee, what exactly are lawmakers saying about this proposed legislation? >> bill, new york congressman pat ryan, who co-sponsored the bill, said in a statement that mifepristone is safe and effective. a federal judge in texas put on hold the 23-year-old approval, saying the fda ignored safety precautions. the biden administration today had its notice of appeal formally put on the docket for the new orleans-based fifth circuit. alexandria ocasio-cortez says there is a precedent for the administration to simply ignore the judge's ruling. >> the courts rely on the legitimacy of their rulings and when they make a mockery of our system, a mockery of our democracy and mockery of our law, as what we just saw happen in this mifepristone ruling then i believe the executive branch, and we know that the executive branch has an enforcement discretion. >> the judge's ruling impacts the entire country, another federal judge in washington state issued a nearly simultaneous conflicting ruling to keep t

david lee miller has the latest from new york.cing drug is escalation. seeking emergency stay to keep the judge available. legal brief matthew saz maker a trump appointee issued a order cited to take effect later this week reus investigatorsing the 23-year-old approval of the drug citing safety concerns. complicating matters almost simultaneously on friday. u.s. district judge thomas rice obama appointee granted an order from 17 controlled states in washington, d.c. to prevent the fda from limiting access to the drug in those states. seeking guidance if both orders remain in force. justice department lawyers today filed a brief in washington state asking which court has the final word. while some democrats have called for just ignoring the texas ruling. the white house says they must win in court. >> it would also set a dangerous precedent for this administration to disregard, right? a binding decision. that's what i'm getting to, again, we are ready to fight. this is going to be a long fight. >> many republicans have avoided publ

david lee miller is on top of this story.s patterson has sold more than 300 million books worldwide but it is a letter he has written to the "new york times" that is getting a lot of attention. in that letter he accuses the paper's best seller list and being bonkers. he released the letter online after he says the times refused to publish it. a book he co-authored called walk the blue line didn't make the cut when it first came out being though it outsold books on the list by a 4 to 1 margin. he blames the times and called book scan is more reliable. >> this isn't complicated. you have book scan counts 80% of the sales. all the change counts the sales. people who count the sales. it shouldn't be complicated. apparently it is for the times. >> in response the times issued a statement that reads our best seller's list are based on detailed analysis of book sales from a wide range of retailers, tens of thousands of brick and mortar stores and numerous online book selling vendors to best represent what is selling across the unite

david lee miller he was my work husband we shared an office for years.ought anything of it his wife and i are great friends women have to be less sensitive. >> wad weird you had a cot in there. >> julie: we liked to nap. >> kat: baker, what do you say when your work spouse asks you if her pants make her look fat? [laughter] >> mike: oh, man, i have a great joke just go through my head but i realized i can't say it. so first of all i find the whole concept kind of weird creepy i never heard about it before. >> kat: because no one ever asked you to be yours. >> mike: i never had it. if i did have a work house i would want it to be delores the 90 year old lady who can get [bleep] done, or stuff done. sorry. that whole swearing thing going on. but anyway, that's what i would want. you would want it to be somebody who can get things done, someone who's been there for a while. rather than -- i don't know. just surprised i never heard of this before. >> kat: so you're saying hot girls are stupid. >> kat: yeah. yeah did you hear that ladies, if you're attractive

david lee miller live in new york city with new details. how is the officer? >> the officer who has not been named, reported to be in stable condition, as you point out after a man hit her on the head with a bottle. surveillance camera recorded the attack on a busy street in the bronx. the injured officer was investigating illegal smoke shops, when 45-year-old jose garcia walk up from behind and struck her with the bottle, and garcia is restrained. garcia told cops god told him to do this, and people in his house and no one did anything. garcia faces seven charges, including assault, resisting arrest and criminal possession of a weapon. the cops say he had five previous arrests, the most recent though was back in 2007. now, this latest crime data shows that compared to the same period last year, felony assaults are up in new york city about 8% but other major crimes have declined, including murder, rape, and robberies. garcia as of now, we are told he is still being detained. bail was set at $30,000 cash, or $100,000 bond. his next court date is friday. john.

david lee miller has more. >> neil, an nypd officer on duty was injured by a man that hit her on theth a bottle. this was caught on camera and brought renew add tension to the efforts to combat crime. jose garcia walked up from behind the unidentified female officer and did an unprovoked attack. struck her in the back of the head with a bottle he was carrying. garcia appears to attack the injured partner's office. garcia just out of the camera frame is restrained. he was taken to the hospital where she's in stable condition. the "new york post" said god told him to do this and there were people in his house and no one did anything. his father said his son is crazy and he was diagnosed with schizophrenia as a child and he's not been taking his medication. garcia faces charges including assault, resisting arrest and criminal possession of a weapon. cops say he had five previous arrests including robbery and grand large -- larceny. the lightest crime data shows that compared to the same period last year, felony assaults are up about 8% in new york city. other major crimes have declined

. >> sandra: ok, david lee miller live from manhattan, thank you very much.ohn. >> john: president zelenskyy saying his call with xi jinping was long and meaningful. what will it take for biden to get on the phone months after taking down the chinese spy craft. >> sandra: and parents in wisconsin pushing back after a report that a transgender exposed herself to four high school freshmen girls. riley gaines has experienced that firsthand. she is up next what needs to be done to protect female athletes. she'll join us next. >> to compete against thomas but we were not forewarned beforehand that we would be sharing a locker room with lia. we turned around, a 6'4" biol biological man dropping his pants and watching us undress. that was worse than the competition piece. while other allergy sprays take hours. now with astepro fast allergy relief, [ spray, spray ] you can astepro and go. next on behind the series... that performance was legendary. they just piled it on. roast beef, ham, oven roasted turkey. all on the subway club. three peat - that's great. three me

and it seems to me, a very sensible article in forino, fs, the former british foreign secretary david milleris famous phrases that who are you to lecture me, using the english word for the letter f. well, now listen to what this same david millet. ukraine has united the world, said president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky in speeches dedicated to the first anniversary of the war, if only it were true the war certainly united the west but divided the world outside of europe and north america protecting ukraine is not a priority other countries perceive convinced from the west of the importance of this war . at best with skepticism, and at worst with outright contempt , the divergence between the west and other countries goes beyond the question of correctness or the wrongs of the war. rather, it is the result of deep frustration, even actual anger, over the mismanagement of globalization by the west since the end of the cold war, from this point of view, the agreed response from the west to the russian invasion of ukraine has revealed situations where the west has broken its own rules. or when

david urban, the former president steve jason miller. i think tweeted out that they've raised from $7 million off this so far. we can't tell if that's a real number or not. how do you think this is impacting? his reputation. how people view did you really ask that question? how does he how is it impacting his reputation? well, i mean, look, anderson, there's been two polls out recently, right? the cnn poll out this morning and then recent quinnipiac poll, which both kind of said the same thing, right 62% of people in the quinnipiac poll found that this was politically motivated, right and 76% in the cnn, paul said they thought it was politically motivated, so it's not surprising that the trump team is out there trying to raise money off it and say, look, i've had people call me up who despised the president and say this is kind of, you know bs, and i think you guys getting railroaded here, so they're going to raise a good deal of cash off this. i think they're going to you know, we talked about this earlier. there was some reporting out

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miller. he is the oldest competitor running in this marathon. at age 90 david is hoping to do it in seven hours. it takes me two hours to do 6.9 also miles and i call that a good run. also miles and i call that a good run-— also miles and i call that a good run. also miles and i call that a aood run. ' :: , ., ., good run. the 90-year-old has run 30 marathons _ good run. the 90-year-old has run 30 marathons in _ good run. the 90-year-old has run 30 marathons in his - run 30 marathons in his lifetime.— run 30 marathons in his lifetime. . , ., lifetime. that was my last one, es. i lifetime. that was my last one, yes- i was _ lifetime. that was my last one, yes. i was struggling _ lifetime. that was my last one, yes. i was struggling then - lifetime. that was my last one, yes. i was struggling then and l yes. i was struggling then and it took me about an hour longer to do that. that was when i was 64 and i thought now is the time to give up thought now is the time to give up marathons. that was my last run marathon.— run marathon. david will be runnina run maratho

miller and you can keep up with the latest news by visiting bbc .com or visit our app. thank you. he's the oldest competitor running in this year's london marathon. at age 90, davidthe race rather than run. he's hoping to do it in seven hours. it takes me two hours to do 6.9 or so miles. and i call that a good run. the 90—year—old has run 13 marathons in his lifetime. i missed my last one. yes, i was struggling then. it took me about an hour longer to do that. it was five hours and something. so that was when i was 64. and i said, well, now is the time to give up marathons. so that was my last run marathon. david will be running the race in honor of his sister who died of bowel cancer 50 years ago. and he uses fliers to get donations. it says london marathon 2023 for bowel cancer uk. thank you. thank you very much. that's very kind. and that was one member of the public that had just donated. she took this and 8:00 in the morning, i looked at it and she's paid to, you know, give her a donation. it's absolutely wonderful. and for david, he hopes to continue raising money as long as he can. irina has had to leave half her family back in ukraine, but as she tries to

miller was also seen visiting the courthouse where the jur meets. joining me now, former federal prosecutor paul butler, msnb legal analysts and georgetow law professor and davide new yorker.com. paul, i will start with you. what do you make of trump bein so comparatively talkative during's latest deposition wit the new york a.g.? >> alicia, in civil cases, i the amendment pleads the fifth the jury can make an inference that he is something to hide and that could hurt trump a bi time in the new york attorne general civil case remember, she is going after him for $250 million in damage for the judge to basically run trump's business out of th state, if you found liable but the problem for trump is that taking the fifth woul have offered him som protection in his criminal case, but let's t-shirt james -- the testimony with the distric attorney alicia, with t-shirt james, sh keeps beating trump by out strategizing him >> something that strikes me about all of this, david rohde this is like one case of man that we're talking about >> yes >> given the, i want to pull u to headlines they're both on the politica rampage at the same time i did the fact that the suspec