dc is out of control. anyone who lives, visits or works in dc and seen the impact that weak -- weak on crime has had, in recent years dc council has taken a variety of that have weakened the city's crime laws requiring congress to step in. in 2020 the dc city council cut $15 million in metropolitan police department subject. simultaneously the council repeatedly past temporary emergency policy that restricted police officers authority and changed the dc criminal code. for the firstrs congress had to act and nullify a dc law because it was so ridiculous. crime inc is so bad that president biden was shamed into reversing his veto threat. month later, the house and senate had to act again. another resolution to overturn the antipolice policies, implement by the dc city council. unfortunately president biden vetoed this bill. this was a missed tuned as today dc crime continues to remain a problem. from in my hometown of wisconsin, i hear policies we have in place. this amendment came as concerns for public saf

., ,.,, ., what has he said about these results in dc? ., ., ., in dc?kki _ in dc? on a post on truth social trump attacked nikki haley - in dc? on a post on truth social trump attacked nikki haley on | trump attacked nikki haley on previous performances in previous look at the larger results and new cbs polling against former president trump and president biden, former president trump like now nationally is ahead by four points, which is the most significant lead of the entire campaign. it seems the economy is a huge issue for voters and we will likely see that as we head into super tuesday tomorrow. nikki haley has also hedged some of her language, hasn't she, when it comes to a pledge to support the eventual republican nominee. what has she said? you eventual republican nominee. what has she said?— has she said? you are right, normally _ has she said? you are right, normally it _ has she said? you are right, normally it is _ has she said? you are right, normally it is assumed - has she said? you are right, normally it is assumed that l has she said? y

it is what you think the result be from washington, dc?— washington, dc?? it is possible, certainly, that _ washington, dc? it is possible, certainly, that nikki _ washington, dc? it is possible, certainly, that nikki haley - washington, dc? it is possible, certainly, that nikki haley doesj certainly, that nikki haley does welcome and if she wins this district in washington, dc, i don't know if you could even see she's won a state before she drops out, and i think that is in question everyone is asking. this week could be decisive for donald trump, and winning the primary. and it is possible nikki haley, even if she does well here in washington, dc, where there is more elite republicans and liberal republicans, she might not win an actual state at all. and she might have to drop out by tuesday or wednesday. in all. and she might have to drop out by tuesday or wednesday.- all. and she might have to drop out by tuesday or wednesday. in what way do ou by tuesday or wednesday. in what way do you think — by tuesday or wednesday. in what way do you think this _

she can add vermont to dc in her win column.- to dc in her win column.t go back to the _ to dc in her win column. if we just go back to the issue - to dc in her win column. if we just go back to the issue of i just go back to the issue of abortion access and reproductive rights, as helena outlined, various —— positions there, what role do you see that lying is a campaign unfurls do you think? i think that the reproductive - unfurls do you think? i think that the reproductive rightsl unfurls do you think? i think. that the reproductive rights is one of— that the reproductive rights is one of those issues where there are single — one of those issues where there are single voter issues that definitely come out and vote energised by that, that is true on both— energised by that, that is true on both sides of the issue. i think— on both sides of the issue. i think that _ on both sides of the issue. i think that number that was up about— think that number that was up about two—thirds of the american people think first trimester abortions should be legal. — tri

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in dc. picture there in dc. ., ., in dc. good afternoon from the russian embassy _ in dc. good afternoon from the russian embassy in _ in dc. good afternoon from the | russian embassy in washington, in dc. good afternoon from the - russian embassy in washington, dc where there is a polling station open inside the embassy for russians to come and vote in this election that we know is not a genuine election, it is not free and fair, but nevertheless there are quite a few people here, a few hundred i would say, and washington, dc and the surrounding areas don't contain huge numbers of russians but there is still a fair turnout here. most of the people here, i would say, are here for the noon against putin event, that's when alexei navalny�*s supporters have called on russians to attend polling stations in russia and abroad to register any kind of protest vote against vladimir putin. there are people here with anti—kremlin banners and posters, they have set up a stage and there are various peopl

very professional campaign that he can meet joe biden november and yes people working in washington dcpolicy institute for example you are ready to be plugged into the federal government should he went the willing to do the work and deliver the promises that he is making in this their campaign. he's more popular than ever as of the republican party. never underestimate the power of unfinished business is a campaign of unfinished business. eddie's been running away without is going to run with it on super tuesday nothing is going to change the letter felt much of the voters are shamed. charlie: as of the important thing here in the issues of this fox news pool they also went on to say that pretty favors of the people say control policies help them comparative 32 percent he said, they did not have them is winning the issues. the issues have never been a problem and personalities a problem for some people and things like wedo we responded to losing the election is a huge problem for some people heard those are the only problems he has though is policies the results of never been a problem

that's the deputies stefan simons in washington dc. thank you very much. stefan washington, president settlement purch and says that radical islamists carried out the attack on a concert hall near moscow. he previously plains ukraine for the assault, which killed 139 people. i sis k, part of the so called the stomach state says it was behind the attack. some of those legend involved in the killings have been charged with terrorism. one after another, the suspects are dragged into a course in the russian capital. the investigators say all of them have confessed of carrying on fridays attack inside of moscow concert hall videos have emerged on social media suggesting some of the group or tortured, wiling custody. one of them brought in directly from hospital in a wheelchair all for suspect, who now facing terrorism charges and a possible sentence of 15 years to life in prison. president vladimir putin has now said that radical islamic carried out the attack. but he implied other forces were at work. yeah. could we still get the body atta

time to raise corporate minimum tax to at least 21%, so every they have a live images from washington dc with the president joe biden in his state uh... the speech or union speech, annual address delivered to the members of the us congress, he's in his first moments of his uh speech he talked about ukraine, he said that uh uh he brought up the need for aid to ukraine, biden also talked about the new nato members, finland and sweden, uh, he said that they have to stand up to russia saying the world is at risk, adding that the us and his allies will not walk away and that he will... not bow down. biden also ramped up his calls for the united states to continue giving aid to ukraine saying that freedom and democracy are under attack both at home and overseas. you also talked about ivf and the laws involved ironically uh while garzan uh mothers and children are being killed because of the us supported israelly unslot. biden promised to restore the right to abortion. he touched on the elections and talked of victory. he slammed trump again. saying he couldn't do his job, mentioning the covid

washington, dc is down by 500 police. they're offering a $20,000 bonus just to sign up.'s why they are so the media is so desperate to talk about donald trump because if you did a blind test on just the issues donald trump would win in a landslide. all right. so i don't know if everybody's going to be talking about this story this week, but i think that everybody should be talking about this story, this week. talk about horsepower. speeding cars halted to a stop as a cleveland police officers chased down two horses on the interstate. police say the horses somehow escaped their stables. but after a wild chase, the animals were eventually caught and returned to their owner. nobody was hurt , but i don't know. i mean, if i'm in like the like to me hell is being in traffic, but this would make it all okay. hey, at least they're not climate change protesters chaining themselves to the road. exactly exactly. way to evade traffic. get yourself a horse. you know, crazy horses are a are a weird thing to me because there is an animal much bigger that we keep in pens. i had a horse

okay, that is d w as benjamin alvarez group are in washington dc. thank you. ben of the united nations is wanting all of the threats of famine in gaza unless most applies arrive. much of the food entering gaza comes on trucks at all. first inspected by is rarely officials at border crossings. israel says they are less than enough 8 in but the you when is failing to distribute it, these trucks or causes lifeline care. i'm shalom is one of 2 crossings, whereas really officials check the items they say could be used by him. us, which is widely regarded as a terrorist organization. then the supplies are driven back to enter caused by the rafa crossing with egypt. agencies sites this system is acting as a buffer next and helping push palestinians toward starvation. israel is facing increase pressure and his national criticism for blocking a into the strip is really officials insist. this isn't the case and say that the real problem is that the un and other international organizations aren't capable of distributing the supplies once they get to gaza. the problem is

that's the deputies stuff on simon's in washington dc. thank you very much, stefan. a veteran is ready. minutes to get in sar has resigned from the national emergency units. he government saw says he stepped down because he was not included in the highest level full cabinet. he was one of several opposition lawmakers who joined the units he government to manage the war in gaza. so let's take a look at some of the stories making headlines around the world of israel says it will stop working with the human agency for palestinian refugees. honora, in the gaza strip. the government accuses the agency of perpetuating the conflict and where are was criticized off to as well accused some of that stuff of being involved in the home off october 7th, tara tax. a new court has given donald trump the reprieve on a bond payment of $90.00 hoffer $1000000000.00. the court caught the sum of $175000000.00 and gave the former president for an extra 10 days to pay. trump was fine for him, facing his wife to gain favorable loan tends more please bowing. theo dave calhoun is to step down

what do you think it means that dc's food scene is really this? melting pot of so many diverse cultures and fluids. >> well, shouldn't the capital of our country be a melting pot? shouldn't it showcase diversity? is the whole country built on a healthy immigrant population? well, my parents were immigrants. i'm sure many people watching are immigrants themselves. i think it's beautiful and dc has a really terrific diverse cultural scene, not just food, but everything >> you know, phil, just an idea for the future if you haven't done it already, which is my mom is a canadian immigrant. have you gone north of the border? have you done anything? i >> did montreal and i love it. all right. well, maybe winnipeg, maybe we go to winnipeg in the future sure up to i i've heard they've got some really good stuff there during this episode you sat down not only with me and jeff goldberg, but with secretary of transportation pete buttigieg and republican congressman brian fitzpatrick from the great commonwealth of pennsylvania. let's play a little snippet of t

a lot of people move out of dc into those areas for affordable housing. i think this really was a failure for the governor, but but i will say this. i am hope for from my understanding, he's looking at other economic opportunities to bring to the northern virginia area here you some things that if he plans to run in 2028, he could potentially campaign on >> yeah >> mark, can we talk for a second about about mayor browser? sure. it was >> handed like a bassett give >> because frankly, i mean, the perception for people that are invested in watten in the city here was mess this up. >> yeah. i thought she wasn't a lot of trouble. and in fact, i've taught front and interesting deadly you know, who owns all the sports teams, kind of eight somewhat humble pie and came out and said, well, thank, thank you to the mayor for continuing these conversations. they weren't even talking and, you know, the economic development we're talking about where they wanted to put this was basically right next to the pentagon right next to where amazon is putting its, it's hq t2 he

that president trump offered any and all support requested by suitable officials within washington dcfederal state local nonstate but federal and local. >> sean: the president wanted the capital protected the january 6 committee weren't telling the whole truth they didn't want that part of the story getting out why don't they bring in the capitol police chief never a serious committee conducting a real investigation the worst part is they have not come up with a plan to prevent this from ever happening again this was a play goal which can't a smear campaign of vessel for the liz cheney petty revenge and tonight we are just 227 days away from the election and while trump's opponents are banking on a variety of put a goal which hans to put them over the top right and is just struggling away in the polls a new cnn survey has biting down by a whopping eight points in michigan well beyond the margin of error the same polls show that donald duck up by two and a very important state of pennsylvania but today's biden sidekick kamala harris campaigning in puerto rico u.s. territory without any

do you feel, in washington, dc, that there is a failure?d i don't think i'm really in a position to tell them what to do. but what i am doing here during this week in washington, dc, we are trying to devise, to find ways to do some practical steps. we offer our experience, for instance, in tracking putin's money to americans or to europeans, also into the uk, so that this experience could be applied to make putin suffer, and to make him pay the price. 0urjob is to... but there's been two years of talk about crippling sanctions on russia, and we see that those sanctions are very far from crippling, and the russian economy is growing. that's true... well, russian economy's not growing. only the military is growing, while all the other sectors are doing very bad. but, of course, sanctions are not efficient. and, once again, we were around for the last two years explaining, like, what to do with the sanctions, how to address...how to fight against putin's regime more efficiently. and, yes, regretfully, there was not enough attention to what we'

i have to be honest with you i've been in dc for seven years. conservative movement, but i always tell chris if they made me mad, i wouldn't be working where i am now because i got and also because they were taking freedom away from me. but what i, i like to criticize the republicans in dc and in the us, we're very divided. if you look at the left's playbook and i have experienc in my earlier career in international working in leftist organizations since, you know, i still have my conservative beliefs. but we were working onvelopment. if you look at them, they're highly strategized, they're united. they have a plan and a goal. we rarely do that. we have a little bit here and a little bit there. and i can tell you from running a nonprofit that i see it up close. you look the figures of money that they spend on strategy and nonprofit that push conservative values, we're like 15%. so it's very there's there's like, you know, maybe nine other points i haven't covered. but they're sensis. if we would just do. all right. you've had your last. that's i

i'll see you next sunday >> in the 30 or so years i've lived in washington, dc. i've watched this company town at work off-duty politicians and members of the press sometimes gathering over dinners or drink just to trade gossip and share secrets because here information is the coin of the realm >> but >> in the early 2000s and the terrible wake of 911, some in the dc media got a little hello too cozy with the bush white house as it tried to make the case for going to war in iraq. and when the bush administration's cause for war started to unravel an explosive allegation became a federal investigation whether the white house sought to retaliate against a critic by disclosing the identity of a covert cia agents whose name was suddenly everywhere back in 2003. it suddenly seemed as though everyone knew this woman's name, valerie plane rally, plain calorie playing, valerie plane. he's probably heard my name but valery claim is a name you and i were never supposed to know because she was a covert cia operative >> who's covered was blown by some of them most powerful p

card in dc saying we want more people in jail while awaiting trial.ommit more crimes, they are trying to roll it back. these cities are left-wing loony bins but they are throwing reversal cards down a little bit. will: in new york as well, new york passed a budget with $1 billion in cuts to nypd the same summer. it led immediately to a 30% rise in major felonies. pete: guys and gals in. choosing to retire so they got a recruitment problem as well. here's the thing. on the reversal card with governor hochul she announced the national guard will be alongside mta, mass transit, new york police in the subway but that is kind of. if you talk to the national guard, they are not allowed to do searches or arrests. they are only there in case things get out of control for the transit police who make the introductions. you think there will be things changing on the subway? no. folks closest to this say it's a windowdressing exercise. will: a private sense and a citizen protecting other riders and charged for doing so. let's talk about oregon. they went full on

dc police responding to over -- overnight to a shooting in the northeast quadrant of the city.ividual pronounced dead at the scene. another fatal shooting this afternoon, second of the day. that victim also pronounced dead at the scene. and a citizen robbed at gunpoint by two juveniles in the navy yard area this afternoon. the bill was signed into law on an emergency basis meaning it could take effect immediately, but so far there has been no change at all. many hoping for the best, many also expecting the worse as many of the politicians continue to ignore the grim realities of soft on crime policies. we will keep you updated along the way. >>> we want to continue our conversation about america's crime crisis and the wide-ranging legal ramifications with former fbi special agent in fox news contributor nicole parker, washington times legal affair reporter attorney and a candidate for superior judge and fulton county georgia, civil rights attorney in front of the program robert. i want to begin with you, nicole. listen, i think i can speak frankly, i've shared with you privatel

i spoke with her earlier, and started by asking if haley could win the dc primary.en say she's won a state before she drops out. and i feel like that's the main question everyone's asking is this week could be decisive for donald trump and winning the primary. and it's possible. nikki haley, even if she does well here in washington, dc where there's more more elite republicans and liberal republicans, she might not win an actual state at all in this primary and she might have to drop out by tuesday or wednesday. yeah. and given that, in what way do you think this result could be decisive? i mean, hasn't she pretty much already lost anyway? is there anything she could do to change things around at this point? no, short of an absolute political world turning upside down on its head, there's nothing she can do right now. and the reason this week is likely to be decisive is because more than a dozen states vote on one day — on tuesday. that's called super tuesday here in america. and there are more than 900 delegates up for grabs. you need about 1,200 delegates a little

and brian center can also in washington dc, and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, algio dot com, and prefer the discussion to go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. you can also join the conversation on x. i handle this at a inside story from me, elizabeth put on him and the whole team here, bye for now the, the inside months of continuous bombing, israel has destroyed nearly all of causes higher education system. 12 of 19 universities completely destroy 95 professors and ph. d holders, 231 teachers and administrators for palestinians describe witnessing apparel and systematic more on education designed to wipe out the cause of schools and universe house. s as an attempt to annihilate the police. seeing an influence on the academic work, obvious attempts administrators and students say to silence peaceful protest at a century old institution with a history of fighting for free all the campuses and active as them go, head to here and rumble like it's no different

and also in washington dc. is brian for new ken? he's a senior advisor for the us at the international crisis group. he focuses on developing policies and checks to decrease american reliance on military tools and foreign affairs. it's great to have all of you on the program this diego, i'll begin with you. why has your organization along with ox fence submitted this memorandum to the us government saying that israel's assurances that it's missing us dual credible well ox them as a humanitarian organization and human rights watch as a human rights organization, decided to come together and package the violations that we have seen israel and conduct in gaza in, in, in one document that we could send in to the u. s. government and say, look, if you are not going to assess israel's conduct, we will show you what we have seen. and israel's assurances that is going to use us weapons to abide by international humanitarian law. that's the laws of war, should not be deemed credible. okay, it's interesting that you say, you know, you've set

so he's joining us from washington dc as well. so, you know, she has both mand introducing this strategic dialogue and also saying that it's taking place image. major regional challenges in light of the ongoing is really we're on gaza. as we've been told that as we have just that the trying to get some kind of ceasefire trying to catch you. monetary and aiden's, a gauze will be at the top of the agenda. interesting little code to that from blinking this extra estate on the who's the attacks on shipping still presenting them somehow is acting in a vacuum when silly those attacks off, intimately connected with what do the size of genocide in causes stop the genocide, stop supporting as well and the attacks will stop all the blinking and seemingly trying to tie into the good thing you saying the bad it's about for reputation is suffering because of the environmental catastrophe of a, of a sunken ship. what i'm actually driving says booties reputation is rather been in august by the fact that they are taking the lead in it originally

and we were very grateful for dc councilmember propento and the dc council for passing the bill unanimously. >> chief, talk about your police force. what is it like in terms of recruiting new officers and losing some along the way? >> i'm an outsider to the minneapolis police department. i was originally a police officer in newark, new jersey. i had some skepticism about this agency. as these uniforms were on everyone's tv a couple of years ago. i can tell you we have continued to shrink. but we are operating with the police force that is literally 40% smaller than what it had been in 2020. and we are dealing with levels of crime and demands for service that are higher than they had ever been before. so i can tell you what i have seen personally here, the police officers who have stayed are deeply committed to this city and to getting this thing right. they have been performing multiple functions. and working an extraordinary amount of overtime to do what is right on behalf of our residents and to try to bring some sense of justice for victims in this city. i'm incredibly proud of the work

and bryan center can also in washington dc and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, algio dot com, and prefer the discussion to go to a facebook page that facebook dot com forward slash a inside story. you can also join the conversation on x. i handle this at a inside story from me, elizabeth put on him and the whole team here, bye for now. the . and then it all goes to the poles as it holds its delayed presidential election on march 24th after weeks of trouble and protest could be recently free political prisoners propel the opposition to power. stay with alger 0 for the latest updates and in depth analysis. policies in the gaza strip as easily as long last continues. there's a deliberate mission of posting in humanity, in western media. and it needs to be questioned, sustains coverage that actively humanize as, as readings and actively humanizes palestinians. this is not the time for doing this to kind of wait tracking those stories, examining the journalism and the effect that news coverage can have o

center can also in washington dc. and thank you too for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, algio dot com, and prefer the discussion to go to a facebook page that facebook dot com forward slash a inside story. you can also join the conversation on x. i handle this at a inside story for me, elizabeth put on him and the whole team here. bye for now. the examining the headlines. is there any is of publicity for forms of life and unflinching journalism? awesome. every interview, just like the war sharing personal stories with a globe or, or do you want to create a world where women come and feel natur released that trauma and creates explore, and abundance of world class programming on eligibility era. a unique perspective that is done is one of the most of the 3 just example of abuses of human rights and environmental injustices on heard voices, luxury to young people. i know for russia, they're like any other people from any other country. we want to really connect with our communit

reporter: dc is facing a policing shortage and correct me if i'm wrong has stepped into dc affairs beforees says that may have to happen again and some democrats at least in the upper chamber tell us there's nothing to see here. >> i think some of the potential threats have been exaggerated and overblown. we can't turn the united states capitol into a fortress or prison. reporter: democrats blasting republicans for not addressing gun safety. elizabeth. elizabeth: aishah hasnie, thank you so much. welcome back from house law enforcement congresswoman kat cammack. you heard that democrat senator saying crime is overblown in dc, really? >> come on, liz, you and i both know better than anybody in the nation's capitol in the last couple years knows that's a lie. in phaco, it's gotten so bad that when people come up from our districts to visit their nation's capitols we have to arrange ubers and lyfts and taxis because if they're walking more than two blocks, there's a fear they could get mugged. this is a very real threat and not just petty crime, it is not just theft, it's violent crime. we'v

in the us many people gathered around the embassy in washington dc for the noon against putin protestse queued at the russian embassy in tokyo around midday. and here in london, there were protests and long queues. our correspondent, frances read, sent this update from outside the embassy. well, thousands of people have come out to vote here since midday today, really. the queue has been stretching back as far as you can see. and at the moment, if you have a look over here, this is the front of the queue. so this is people going in to vote. i'vejust spoken to someone in the queue. they said they got here at around "240 this morning. so we're talking about several hours to actually get to the front of the queue as well. if you then have a look down this way, we can see just how far the queue actually stretches. so it's been stretching as far as the eye can see. and if we just have a quick walk down here, you can seejust — i mean, really, you keep going and the queue just keeps going and going and going. a lot of the people that we've spoken to here today said, yes, they were here to vot

greeting card agreement deodorant or bag of candy for example, there's a grocery store in washington dc shoplifting that there threatening to close the mayor is begging them to stay open because there no grocery store for the neighborhood people live there to have fresh food to go to the steward that they can afford to give their families many people people like us the washington post the site is a moral issue nobody's panicking just about cbs late at night will knows or two about people's livelihood and remember back in 2020 with the right seven in downtown minneapolis liver and everything got a woman got interviewed ands saying the money right everything will just disabling equity worlds that all the stores on the get what i need to live in my own as an independent person, or destroyed now and people to curb that. >> i played out all of the country including here in new york city differently, if you don't punish them, you think you're going to be punished now for charlie the washington post aside, affect the people stare crime in the face what is happening the southern border and face

but anyway, we will get the view from washington dc. what she everytime see, but 1st let's speak with him to salute an occupied east jerusalem. and i'm to join slight from that. now israel, sending this delegation to go ha, as suggested. thoughts are ongoing despite the latest rejection of her master's proposal. is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu calling her message demands, quote, absurd, saying that she will in fact, be sending a delegation to meet with mediators in the study capital sometime in the next week . now these really have rejected how messes proposal and remember their position remains the same in that time. ass wants to see a comprehensive ceasefire, meaning a complete end to the war. whereas these rallies are saying, even if there is a pause in the findings, the war will resume. so there are non negotiable and sticking points from both sides. but mediators are hoping to bridge gaps on. but again, those talks in cairo just a couple of weeks ago and did with no results, has these really didn't even send a delegatio

what more do we know about that upcoming basing in washington dc as well? both secretaries did not provide many details about that upcoming summit in washington dc. accept that they confirmed that it is happening and that we know that it is happening on april 11th. and this will be among the leaders of the us, japan and the philippines. but secretary, blinking did say that this was a long time coming. and that leaders of these 3 nations had been meeting each other in recent years. president marcos, philippine president marcos since he became president, has met with the us president joe biden, 3 times. um he's also been to japan to meet with a prime minister for me. okay. shita x a she that was here last year and he even addressed congress here in the philippines. and so separately they've been meeting with each other. and officials from all these 3 countries, top officials, they've also been meeting each other. and so both secretary said that behind the seats, officials are working to oper, rationalize whatever they will be agreeing to. and that's some it i

that is our correspondent, janelle isn't alone in washington dc. change gears. the designer and fashion liter iris. apple has died at the grand old age of 100. 2. she was a fixture of the fashion world for more than half a century. also an interior design style setter and a passionate collector of contemporary art. i didn't give a damn about going to the party or being at the party. it was getting dressed for the party and there's truth in poetry in the design. alexander, one cold had the was she could send canary and i was out for was instantly recognizable by her. oh, besides clancy's and colorful costume jewelry, you're going to run good tests. but you can't learn stuff. i think they're 2 different thing. i think style is in your dna. and once you average, you have to work at a but good taste can raise and be taught, but then was moved to app full then her from bully and fashion sense. she was also and accomplished textile design a sometimes a good a piece of fabric. and i listen to the thread, say they tell me a story, they, they sing the song, they do somet

sustained in the fire he lit himself with in front of the israeli and embassy the day before in washington dc in protest of the israeli genocide on palestinians and the complicity of his government in design genocide. bishnel's final words were free palestine. in a video recorded on his way to the embassy, bushnel said, i will no longer be complicit in genocide. i'm about to engage an extreme act of protest, but compared to what people have been experiencing in palestine at the hands of their colonizers, it's not extreme. all, this is what our ruling class has decided will be normal,nell explained in the video he streamed before he set himself on fire. let us see what mr. fuad itayim, our broadcast expert and writer at the cradle has about this issue in fake news expose. aaron bushnell a name that will go down in history as a man who opted sacrifice his own life to protest... his country's involvement in genocide against the palestinian people, however, as expected, western and zionist media made sure to smear his name, every chance they got, and went as far as accuse him of being mentally il

its a gerald firestone from the middle east institute in washington dc. thanks so much for your time and your perspective pressure you k counter terror, police are investigating the stabbing of an iranian opposition journalist in london periods a reality worked for the, for a run international, a broadcaster, which has been sharply critical of the regime in tehran. he's now in stable condition in hospital after reportedly being attacked by a number of men outside his home. in the london suburb of wimbledon, persian language journalist in britain have faced a number of threats in recent years. and bailey is a spokesperson for his around his broadcaster iran international. welcome to dw sir, i'll get straight to it, adam, we appreciate your joining us. you know that periods are reality personally. what can you tell us about the circumstances of the attack? he was a talked yesterday afternoon about 3 and the all new london time bye to man. um. flashed with a knife in his lower body and then the man ran off to avoid. she can catch my car. i don't know if he w

i'm at least analyst in washington dc. i asked him if this statement from harris is assign, the washington is trying to distance itself from is rarely leadership. well, it's a good question and i think it's important to realize that of course us domestic politics are in the way, are many of the 3 basic voters, if you will, in the democratic party, are very upsetting, providing administration for being so incredibly supportive of israel's war on causes over these past few months and the by that seems really just gotten lines um more progressive voters sitting at home in november or in terms of the us is real relationship though. i mean, what we've seen over these past few months is that the buying the administration is always voicing its opinion, explaining what it prefers telling is really what it was like to see happen. but we never seem to bite it in ministration. you know, actually condition aids, israel set, and red lines are ultimatums, and with our any of that, i'm always skeptical with this rhetoric. and these state

yeah, well 1st of all, this is a decision not to send the gay should go to washington dc. i was suppose to create and leverage on the americans and maybe to pressure the american administration and to try and it caused them to veto the decision in the security council quoting for a ceasefire with this, it clearly has saying that tactic has failed and it's in the i was criticized so it only by the media who has been mocking him for the same decision, but also from, with inside the government. and administers, have been saying that this is, was the wrong decision as the delegation should have gone to washington. as it is always in no position to put these kinds of conditions to the united states. does that mean? why don't you think nothing else? who did this? i mean, why would he risk losing the support of the us is most important ally or well, the reason the bose and is there a has indicated that let me draw or do a visa or any public do believe that is really leaders should follow the interest of the state of israel, lot the a or do so to speak from the american allies. an

unfortunately, missouri, silas georgia, here in washington dc. thank you so much for taking the time. speak to us. it's a pleasure. well, here's look at some other stories making headlines around the world in the us. nikki haley is one of the republican primary and the district of columbia is the 1st one for hailey is lost to her arrival. donald trump, in all other votes. so far, the sea is one of the most democratic leaning jurisdictions in the country. sizes of inmates of fled, haiti's main, prison after armed gang storm, the facility is suffering from worth and in gang violence designed to remove prime minister arial henri from power. he's currently abroad trying to gain support for un back security, forced to stabilize the country. el salvador ends went to the polls for the 2nd time in a month on sunday. this time for local elections. over 6000000 people were eligible to vote in a race described by some as a formality following the line slide re election of president night. okay, last month as a teenager has been arrested and the stopping att