i said that the department of washington to his rel, security, resolve suited to a state or non state actors seeking to escalate this for us. that was presumably referring to yvonne and live in us as well. the other one has not stopped at yearly criticizing the united states back in for as well. over the past days. the one has it after the tone was different, the military and state officials were wanting of consequences. the conflicts insidious especially now that tell of eva speaking about if essential, randolph, i sent the receipts on quite a while and have now israel upshaw later or you call me in a also made a similar remark saying that his will will suffer a humiliating defeat if it continues its, attached to your foreign minister of jose, and on behalf of all your husband that any scenario is possible. this is where the airports continue. as you said, the other one needs to come out to me as a kind of which is on towards the 2nd girl. the insides are being drawn into the battlefield. police for now they're getting increasingly engaged in the heated war ports. we heard from a pan

that said that the department of washington to as well, security credits was not suited to any state or non state actors seeking to escalate this was possibly was presumably referring to yvonne and living on the as well the for marketing towards the complex one has not stop the yearly, sort of the size of the united states vacuum for as well. over the past days everyone has adopted. this wasn't installed with your friends, military, and state officials warning of consequences if the conflict insidious especially now that tell of eva speaking about a potential run operation and the disease on quite a while and have now israel upshaw the leader of your home. and they also made a similar remark saying that as well will suffer a humiliating defeat. it continues, it's attached to your foreign minister jose and on behalf of all your husband, but any scenario as possible. this is where the air sparks continue. as you said, the other one turned off for me as a kind of which is on towards the 2nd tiers growing. the insides are being drawn into the battlefield. police, for now they're getting

i said that the department of washington as well as well, security, and this was the top or non state actors seeking to escalate this war. austin was presumably referring to yvonne and live in august as well. this one has not stopped at merely criticizing the united states backing for as well over the past days. and one has it after the tone with different military and state officials, warming of consequences if the conflict since it is especially now that tell of eva speaking about a potential land operation and the receipts on the wall and have now israel upshaw the leader of your home and they also made a similar remark saying that his real will suffer a humiliating defeat. it continues. it's attached to your foreign minister jose, and i mean off the volume as well. any scenario as possible? this is randy airports. centennial said that they want, in other words, the police cannot remain as a kind of which is on towards the 2nd girl. the insides are being drawn into the battlefield. police for now they're getting increasingly engaged in a heated war ports. as news of the strike filt

so in the 250 years since we have collected these records, first in the hands of george washington, later at the department of and now in the national archives, each one is a snapshot time tracing the history of a young republic, our republic from its nascent beginnings to who we are today. the greatest, most country on this planet planet. the constitution and the declaration of independence the louisiana purchase and emancipation proclamation, the 13th and ninth, 18th amendments. harriet tubman, civil war, pension claims. thomas edison light bulb patent a letter. annie oakley to president mckinley in 1898 volunteering the lady sharpshooters for the span the american war, the transfer of power. between 46 presidents. each of these of paper tells a story. the story of a country and its people zigging and zagging through history. imperfect matching marching toward a more perfect union. conversely sometimes that's story is a dark one. man office of slave ships. president roosevelt's executive order on japanese internment. the supreme court's dred scott decision. it's the story is we must learn the most from i

so in the 250 years since, we have collected these records, first in the hands of george washington. later at the department of state. and now in the national archives. each one is a snapshot in time, tracing the history of a young republic. our republic from its nascent beginnings to who we are today. the greatest, most powerful country on this planet. the constant tension and the declaration of independence. like the louisiana purchase and emancipation proclamation, the 13th and 19th amendment. harriet tubman. civil war pension claims. thomas edison's light bulb. patent. a letter. annie oakley sent to president mckinley in 1898. volunteering the lady sharpshooters for the spanish-american war. the transfer of power between 46 present agents. each of these pieces of paper tells a story. the story of a country and its people seeking and zagging through history, imperfectly matching, marching toward a more perfect union. conversely, some times that story is a dark one. manifest lots of slave ships. president roosevelt's exact native order on japanese internment. the supreme court's dred scott decision. it's

in the healthcare sector of this country. 75,000 employees of this department in the states of california, colorado, oregon, virginia, washingtonryland and washington dc have stopped working. all medical staff, from the receptionist to the last person in the surgery department, went on strike. the main problem and protest of the strikers is the inadequacy of wages due to high prices and increases the prices are extreme. our request is clear and when we expect it. they want us to take care of the patients without defects, they should pay our rights in full. we want support. why is only the rich supported in this country? our salaries have deprived us of the possibility of a decent life . the people who are on strike are the employees of case permanente, the largest healthcare organization in the united states. but briana jouri, a media expert, says: this dissatisfaction is not only limited to the american healthcare sector and is a general concern in the american society. now in our country, the salary of general manager is about 400 times that of normal employees. and this is a deep discrimination and income gap and a structura

teaches classes at george washington at the university named after him and you teach at mount vernon as well. tell us more. >> i'm the professor and chair at the history department of george washington university. i get to teach classes on early american history including the american revolution, the war of 1812, and george washington and his world which takes place in his world at mount vernon estate for gw students. >> on the other hand, george washington didn't sign the declaration, what a slacker. >> he was getting ready to fight the british. he was in new york, welcoming, intercepting the largest armada of soldiers and sailors to ever cross the atlantic to that point prayed about 30,000 british soldiers were arriving in new york. >> around this time the planning was underway, the invasion of canada as well. >> a lot of people do not realize we have lexington and concorde in the spring of 1775, this was a con of the war by july of 1776 it was happening up and down the east coast and all the way into canada and into the southern colonies. >> june the prior year was the battle of bunker hill. the war was underway for a year. maybe i need to find a john hancock pr

of wild flowering plants and crops. the atlas project has had some success this year. washington state department of fish and wildlife has announced a plan to help conserve eight at risk species in the state. there are atlas projects in about a dozen states nevada, utah, colorado, wyoming and iowa start theirs in the spring. so go ahead and grab a group and a guide and start collecting. that's it for this edition of matter of fact, i'm soledad o'brien. i'll see you back here next week to watch more stories like this. any time head to matteroffacttv. here in the bay, our cars take us and all of our stuff where we want to go. but, our cars can't take us anywhere with unpaid tolls. vehicles with overdue, unpaid tolls may not be able to renew their registration until outstanding balances are paid. payment assistance is available. visit bayareafastrak.org/assistance so go pay your unpaid tolls today and keep your wheels on the road! >>> today oon "asian pacific america" it's time to take the nba and golden state warriors. frankel fin join us, and time for the fam jam in san jose on october 20th. it's

of protesters demand an end to israel is assault on the right. we'll begin with breaking news and take you to the state department in washington, where the secretary of state anthony blinking is speech an after i'm off earlier today, released to american. capt assessed isn't it? but there are still 10 additional americans who remain on accounted for in this conflict. we know that some of them are being held hostage by. i'm us, along with an estimated 200 other hostages, held in gaza. bang for men, women, young boys, young girls, elderly people from many nations for every single one of them should be released. since the early, our earliest hours is crisis, the present is made clear that he will do everything possible to secure the release of every hostage during my own recent travel of the region. i have, besides the urgency and importance of this to the united states and pressed our partners to do everything they can to help us secure the release. since that time we continue to work relentlessly with partners to do just that. i can't speak publicly about the details of these efforts, and i know you understand that. but the urgent work to free ever

and this comes from the top from the department of justice, which coordinated this case in washingtoning candidate, i'm 10 points ahead of biden. our country is going to hell, our country is in serious decline, the man running our country has no idea what he is doing. immediately after the speech, trump announced a fundraiser, the money will go towards the upcoming trial, the former head of the white house emphasized that this is a matter the greatest witch hunt in the history of the united states. and the ex-president risks not only his reputation; if he loses, he may lose the famous trumptau estate of marolaga. now the footage from the uk is there. there was a strong explosion near oxford due to a lightning strike, there are minor problems with the video at the very beginning filmed by eyewitnesses, but now, at least everything is clear what is happening there, fireballs appeared in the sky above the city, some even mistook it for a nuclear one mushroom, the blow landed on the garbage plant, the fire happened due to the biogas that is located there, firefighters and police arrived o

heads of diplomatic departments reported that washington, seoul and tokyo will continue to provide comprehensiveo kyiv. well, with cynicism against the background of this statement, the statements of the minister of foreign affairs of russia sergey lavov are already being heard, who said, well, these are all fables that north korea gave russia weapons, this is all untrue, we need evidence, it turns out that there is evidence, i really hope , that soon these evidence and make it public, well, they just don't want to seem like a country that begged in... ena, it's weapons, but you know, i'll just convey that in the background of this support from china, there is tacit, direct support from north korea , iran, there is another big country in that region, it is india , and the chief general, the chief of the defense staff of india, general anil chauhan, said that, well, we are seeing the glorification of russia in military terms, although, by the way, he was criticized by the indian authorities, that you didn't say that, he says, well, i say for the military, then in the military plan we see the weak

washington at the university named after him. you teach them at mount vernon too. >> i'm incredibly lucky. i'm a professor, and a chair of the history department at george washington university. i teach a range of classes on early american history, including the american revolution, the war of 1812, and george washington and his world. it takes place in his world. his mount vernon estate, it's right here. >> george washington, did not sign the declaration of independence. >> what was he doing? >> he was getting ready to fight the british. he was in new york. he was welcoming. he was into something the largest armada of soldiers and sailors ever to cross the atlantic at that point. 30,000 british soldiers were arriving in new york. they were waiting for them. >> around this time, they were planning. they were already on their way looking at the invasion of canada as well. >> that's right. a lot of people don't realize, in the spring of 1775, this was a continent by july of 1776. up and down the east coast come all the way into canada. only down into the southern colonies. >> the war was already underway . maybe i needed to find a john hancock p

case of the same approach have shown that security for peace leads to me that security not to piece the state department staff are even getting ready to send out urgent, distant cables, over washington's backend of israel. one of the draft as disclosed by the media allegedly demands an immediate cease fire and exhorts washington to support a more well rounded approach to ending the conflict. when is really officials no longer differentiate between homos and civilians of gaza. when strikes, talk, adults, threats and civilian institutions, such as places of worship, schools or medical facilities, is ro must, would double to rejoin if he runs to international norms, we so proudly and rightly preached to all the nations. and while us officials are finding it hard to stick to one story or one side, apparently the media should do just that. and preferably only show the crisis from the is rarely view point. otherwise, you're doomed to be a how much sympathizer, if the international media is objective, it says come us. if it just shows both sides, it says, come us. my argument is that the media congress claim to bring both sides of the story. if you do that, you're only bringing one, come off

the washington state department of transportation says first time hov violators receive $186 fine and drivers caught using a dummy in a vehicle automatically get another $200 added to that ticket in nevada. fans rallied near the las vegas strip to celebrate the aces back to back championship win. las vegas aces defeated the new york liberty last wednesday to win their second consecutive wnba title. the team and fans gathered at toshiba plaza outside t-mobile arena for that rally, which immediately followed a parade and talk of a three peat has alrey ben. and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday or find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. new at 11 police in san francisco gave an update on its efforts to shut down open air drug markets in the tenderloin and south of market. police say officers have made 1400 arrests since the operation began on may 30th, including more than 650 arrests for narcotics use and more than 400 arrests for narcotics sales. officers have a

allocation of funding to parts of the country that already have high speed broadband like right here in washington, d.c. unfortunately. and as the report went ton uncover, the department of commerce allocated washington, d.c. more than $547,000 per unserved location. 33% of those locations are at the national zoo. this is a waste of taxpayer money. i think that most taxpayers would be horrified by the prospect of spending upwards of $100,000 or $200,000 to connect a single location. especially when many of these homes could be connected by an alternative or innovative technology at an exponentially lower cost to taxpayers. so question. would it be better for tax payers to spend $200,000 on a fiber connection to a single home that's worth $50,000, that's $200,000 to connection it, connection fee and cost, to a home worth $50,000? or would it be better to spend $500 connecting them oa high speed satellite? sec. raimondo: thank you, senator, for your question. first, i want to say the statute provides -- >> thank you for the elaboration, if you could just answer is it better to spend $200,000 on a $50,000 or better to spend $500 connecting it to satellite? sec. raimondo:

the decision of the state department to declare two employees of our diplomatic mission as persons of nongrath, as the ministry emphasized, washingtontinues the bad tradition of so-called leaks to the media, contrary to its assurances. the us state department said that two russian diplomats were expelled from the us in response to moscow's september decision to announce the persona of the embassy's first and second secretaries. in russia. as indicated in the media, jeffrey sillin and david bernstein were expelled in connection with espionage activities and were caught red-handed. we are waiting for your comment on our broadcast russian ambassador to the usa, anatoly antonov. negotiations between the heads of russia and uzbekistan took place in the kremlin. as a result of the meeting, the parties signed a package of documents on expanding cooperation in the field of oil supplies, on the supply of petroleum products by rail and on the establishment of a russian one. consulate in samarkand, on saturday the presidents of russia, uzbekistan and kazakhstan will take part in the launch ceremony of russian gas supplies to uzbekistan through

by russia as soon as possible, therefore the decision to use them - says the head of the us state department, washingtonit to the discretion. well, at the same time, anthony blinken added, quote: our position is not to encourage strikes outside of ukraine and not to facilitate their execution, but fundamentally, these decisions should be made by ukrainians. it is clear that he is a diplomat, a professional diplomat, that is, he clearly said that washington washes its hands, we do not encourage it, we do not want it to be done, but this weapon... ukrainian, so let the ukrainians, well, we handed over everything, so let ukrainians do with her whatever they see fit. and by the way, during the same speech at rice university in texas, us secretary of state anthony blinken said that the west seeks in the long term to strengthen the position of ukraine to the extent that it would have the opportunity to independently repel aggression, possible aggression against russia. her in the future and added that the fastest way to come to diplomacy is to end the war on the battlefield, not at the negotiating table, agai

to attack the biden administration and the justice department and he is still allowed to make comments about washington, d.c. and its residents, who, of course, make up the jury pool for the trial. they describe it as nuanced and limited, saying she appeared to be attempting to thread the needle on rights to trump's rights to freedom of speech and her duty to protect the proceedings in front of her. the judge appeared not to buy the argument that a gag order would be a violation of the ex-president's right to free speech. the judge laughed after the lawyer argued the current conditions are working, saying she disagreed before she went throh some of trump's staten one by 1. she said he does not have unfettered rights and the court is allowed to draw restrictions to ensure the fair administration of justice. "the new york times" reports, quote, the judge did not immediately dress how she will enforce her gag order. she merely said she would assess any consequences for trump if

decays of the same approach have shown that security for peace leads to me that security not to piece the state department staff are even getting ready to send out urgent this and tables over washington's backend of israel. one of the draft as disclosed by the media allegedly demands an immediate cease fire and exhorts washington to support a more well rounded up close to ending the conflict. when is really officials no longer differentiated between homos and civilians of gaza. when strikes, talk, adults, threats and civilian institutions, such as places of worship, schools or medical facilities is room us would double to rejoin that he runs to international norms, we so proudly and rightly preached to all the nations. and while us officials are finding it hard to stick to one story or one side, apparently the media should do just that, and preferably only show the crisis from the is rarely view point. otherwise, you're doomed to be a how much sympathizer, if the international media is objective, it says come us. if it just shows both sides, it says, come us. my argument is that the media congress claim to bring both sides of the story. if you do that, you're only bringing one. it come

there was no crime. and it comes from the top from the department of justice, which coordinated this case in washington i'm ahead of biden by 10 points. our country is going to hell, our country is in serious decline, the man running our country has no idea what he is doing. well, trump in once again emphasized that this case is the greatest witch hunt in the history of the united states. the ex-president risks not only his reputation; if he loses the case, he may lose the famous trump tower and the marolaga estate. roscosmos has begun creating a constellation of satellites for monitoring the earth's surface, the general director of the state corporation, yuri borisov, announced this at the international astronautics congress in baku. about new prospects in baku , roads are being blocked to open or pave the way for space exploration, event scientific and business sense, which mixed samples of technological thought with the aesthetics of azerbaijani culture, the roscosmos delegation, headed by its general director yuri borisov, talked about the future without the iss. this kind of stations, the station

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trump the latitude to say that is that letitia james, unlike what's going on at the department of justice here in washingtonhere merrick garland was questioned on "60 minutes" to whether or not the doj was out to get trump, merrick garland said no, but letitia james campaigned on getting trump. >> jacqui: he makes that point frequently. >> john: should an attorney general be campaigning on getting trump, i guess you could campaign if you were, you know, running for the prosecutor position in the city of chicago, say i'm going to get al capone, maybe that might get you into office. but i guess maybe we should put this question to john with us now, former deputy assistant attorney general under george w. bush. it's been a while. this idea that letitia james campaigned on a pledge to get trump, how should that be looked at by the general public? >> people should understand in states like new york, attorney generals, even district attorneys like alvin bragg are elected by the people of new york. they are partisan elections. republicans versus democrats. but is what they are doing in the best interest of the peo

on october 1, 134, the secret department of the american embassy sends an important telegram to washington . america can definitely stage a coup, what is it thinking? is there going to be a story about the confrontation between the communists and the embassy guards? in sukarno's ears, he talks about the danger of communists. sukarno becomes suspicious of his defense minister and dismisses him as well. little by little, doubt creeps into sukarno's soul. like a head that started bit by bit and took root in his whole brain and soul. hatred of communists is planted in sukarno by greene. he orders the army from the arena on the fans communism will be harder. grein's correspondence with washington is revealed decades later. he advised to prepare a crime story for the communists. most of this left movement are students and they should be compared to the middle-aged army. that will be the same. angry students to ambassador britt's car. they attack. they also set up a tapestry outside green's house, which is called green's house. now there are fires and suspicious murders in indonesian cities. comm

uh, you know, they're making tens of billions of dollars for us. presidential helpful nicky holly says washington should read brad. it's defense department in to of quote offense department to focus on countering potential threats even before the arise. we gotta be smart and we gotta be ready. i'm tired of talking about the department of defense. i want the department of offense. every energy needs to fewer us to retard us air force less than a condo. kevin quite got ski, believes that there's no need for that controversial rebranding. all the pentagon, the idea of a department of off fence actually is something i think we already have. um, our, our united states military um does not defend the borders of the united states. it doesn't defend americans anywhere. and it, it really spends its huge budget, which is almost a trillion a year now on office, both getting involved in other people's wars and also attempting to intimidate other other countries around the world. so to me, i think we already have that department of options. our economy is not in the best of shape. so we know that. and nikki haley also knows that because she made poin

a little earlier and in the coming hours, the us secretary of state antony blinken will depart for israel. we can get the latest from washington of state, to underline the us support for israel but what else does he go therewith? yes, he is going to essentially deliver that very impassioned and forceful speech delivered by president biden yesterday, which is that the us stands unequivocally with israel. but he is also going to be giving military support as well. already we know the aircraft carrier has arrived in the east mediterranean carrying warplanes and cruisers and destroyers to help israel. that is just to begin with. there will be more military assistance for israel which blinken will reiterate to benjamin netanyahu. he is also going to be, as part of this trip, visiting jordan, and meeting with king abdullah. he was one of the first people that president biden spoke to on saturday following the attack by hamas. just to remind, jordan and israel do have a peace treaty and king abdullah has already said that he wants de—escalation because he is worried that this could flare up even more and could get even worse and that

. >>> we go now to secretary of state antony blinken who joins us from the state department here in washington. good to have you with us, mr. secretary. i know you have been working -- >> thanks, margaret. >> can you answer the question yet of whether the hamas assault is over? are there more attacks to come? >> the assault isn't over. there continue to be very active fighting around gaza. at the same time we've seen more quiet in other parts of israel, but there is intense fighting going on? >> what about americans? there are a lot throughout the region. how many are among the hostages an the dead? >> we've got reports that several americans are among the dead. we're working very actively to verify those reports. at the same time the reports of americans being taken hospitalas, there, too, we're work to get the facts and find out if the reports are accurate. >> you don't know if there are hostages or not? >> we can't confirm that in this moment but we're actively working to see if we can confirm the reports we have. >> has the united states asked israel not to strike iran? >> the only things

defense analyst and london is michael clark, visiting professor at the department of worst studies at kings college london. and in washington, d. see, is john ledner, an independent researcher with a special focus on conflict in africa and the author of a forthcoming book on the wagner group. a warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story problem. let me start with you today. what message is president put in sending to the world by appearing on television with andre throw ship. is this from your vantage point? a clear sign that the kremlin will be exerting more control over the group of all the kremlin and present the fortune aspire to control the group or not the group of last rest of it because big, we're really need the price. there's a problem there. is there need this in the, primarily on the it printed in front rod, but also most of the day or operations in middle eastern that's really good to so yes, so that's what basically pushing was going from the been kind of find the prices of the partner prices sent me a match or the retrieve it from boss. so there was a meeting in the crime

washington says, it's lining up yet another aid package for the country. the corruption and key of has been an issue of concern for washington. with the state department spokesperson labeling the problem as wide spread. this is a question that obviously goes back to before the full scale russian invasion, where we have been working with ukraine to urge them to root out corruption and, and talking about best practices. they could rely on for tackling corruption. that conversation has, can, can continued on his continued as recently as the secretary's visit when we talk of through these issues directly with presence of lensky with others in the ukrainian government. they need to have the economy that can kind of stuff that can support a security apparatus that can deter future russian aggression. and it can't do that if there is, you know, widespread corruption, a difference in different sectors of economy. meanwhile, a late confidential report shows a biden administration fears. high level corruption could undermine the training and government's credibility comes after ukrainian law maker. ers, the countries officials to steer clear of corruption scand

of health education and welfare. the department is the newest in the federal government having been established by congress on april 1st 1953. this program has come to you from washington. and was a presentation of the combined radio and televand. there goes another one down the way, another tank off the assembly line and into america's line of defense, making america strong. but the strength of the nation on the health of the people, on the health of the army, on the health of the men in factory and farm who equip and paint the army on the health of all the people in every walk of life. that's important. so just how healthy are we, for instance, how are your. have you thought of them lately? well, that's what we want to talk about about your teeth. well, everybody in the audience pleaser on the tip of his tongue over his teeth, just to get into the spirit of the story. please. that's right. thank you. just like that. that's the idea. thank you. and what do you find anything wrong. bridgework. missing and. that's what i thought. well, now that we've inventory of our own teeth, let's go on with the story. here is a scene familiar to every part of the nation. selective s

health and treatment of this country. 75,000 employees of this department have quit their jobs in california, colorado, oregon, virginia, washingtonnd and washington dc. all medical staff from the receptionist to. the last person in the surgery department went on strike. the main problem and protest of the strikers is the inadequacy of wages due to the high prices and the sharp increase in prices. our request is clear and when they expect us to take care of patients flawlessly, they should pay our rights in full. we want support. why in this country only from the rich is it supported? my hand. we have been deprived of the possibility of a dignified life. the people who are on strike are the employees of case permanente, the largest healthcare organization in the united states. but american media expert brianna jouri says: this dissatisfaction is not only limited to the american healthcare sector and is a general concern in the american society. now in our country, the salary of the general manager is up to 400 times that of regular employees, and this is a deep discrimination and income gap and a structural problem in america that

i worked at the state department back in the 1980s here in washington, some of my colleagues and i had this some great ideas. what's your we'd be promoting, what we should be promoting democracy. democracy is the thing we ought to be from on the kitchen. the, it's good to have you all here to help celebrate the launching of a program with a vision and at a noble purpose. the national endowment for democracy is just as we've been told, more than by part of the establishment of the national endowment goes right to the heart of america's faith in democratic ideals and institutions. it offers hope that people everywhere. right. again, that still yeah, we don't want us to boot of it. uh, it's weird. formulae stood on the bottom. they didn't come today. so the young king, my son, the so is the $74.00 that's showing is it's showing me and, and the tv is always gonna be this. i mean that i single to be nimble, though, since i get a call back for the day enough to see on it because everybody can look for a place and nobody choir goal was the toner, most non governmental organization, the son of

i worked at the state department back in the 1980s here in washington, some of my colleagues and i had this some great ideas. what's your we'd be promoting, what we should be promoting democracy. democracy is the thing we ought to be from the kitchen. the it's good to have you all here to help celebrate the launching of a program with a vision in a, at a noble purpose. the national endowment for democracy is just as we've been told, more than bi partisan, the establishment of the national endowment goes right to the heart of america's faith in democratic ideals and institutions. it offers hope to people everywhere. right. again, that still yeah, well then, what was the food of it? uh, weird formulae stood on the bottom. they didn't come today so that i can the key my son, the so is the same people that sony, sony and noble. i'm not even if we do this, i mean that i single to be nimble. no. since a one year to cool man. what are the the elected ceiling? it, they go, everybody with us, the place and nobody choir goal was the toner most or non governmental organization, the sort of organi

yes, i'm incredibly lucky i'm a professor and the chair of the history department at george washington university. so i get to teach a range of classes on early american history, including the revolution, war of 1812. and the one you mentioned, my favorite, george washington and his world, which takes place in his world at his mount vernon estate for gw students, that's exciting. although on the other hand, george washington didn't sign the declaration of independence. i mean, a slacker. i know, i know. what was what was he doing? well, what was he doing? it was getting ready to fight the british. so he was in new york just welcoming. he might say, intercepting the largest armada of soldiers and sailors to cross the atlantic. to that point, about 30,000 british soldiers arriving in new york and was there waiting for them. that's right. at this end and around this time, they're planning or already underway an invasion of canada as well. that's right. that's right. yeah. of 76. yeah. a lot of people don't realize i mean we have lexington and concord in the spring of 75 but this was a con

i'll state department of corresponding mostly jordan standing by for us in washington dc . but 1st, that ahold of is on the 11 on israel board us i will join had now and say that obviously there was a call to arms by him asked for all those who want to uphold. suppose i protect the palestinians, and many have been perhaps alluding beyond the list that we may be speaking to, that that cold may or may not be heard while you are the well behind me is one of the most volatile borders in the region. this really border a lot, you know, is really lebanese border. how mazda is called earlier this morning for arms groups and 11 on to join the fighting against israel has not been heated, even though how mouse has allies 11 on. in fact, thomas has a presence and 11 on and it's main ally has the law. the lebanese group has the law . it should have statements expressing supports of for the palestinian people as well as the palestinian arms goose, but really stop short of saying it will join the war. but in that statement, it has made a threat to the israeli government, telling them to th

of money for long-term support for ukraine. washington begins. the head of the press service of the state departmentney, the state department promised to provide kiev with a new aid package in the near future, but did not specify what it would include. the news from washington caused serious concern among us allies in europe. as bloomberg reports, citing its sources. the eu leadership believes that the funding problem needs to be resolved quickly. at the same time, brussels realizes that the situation with allocation of money to kiev will become more difficult as the us presidential election approaches. against this background, it may arise. another legislative crisis. american congressman matthew gates filed a petition to remove speaker of the house of representatives kevin mccarthy, who did not want to approve the allocation of aid to ukraine. if the politician can be removed, then a struggle will begin in congress to appoint a new chairman, and legislative work will be completely blocked. to normalize relations will require, quote, titanic efforts. about the abyss that now separates warsaw and ki