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awesome, mr. shift at the, on our side of the phone on the the welcome, ect. across software, all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle to mind you were discussing the new year 2025. the ok, let's go back to mark my market. the end of november, beginning of december of last year, we saw a, an event that no one in that i know of predicted. it was the complete collapse of the state and sovereignty of syria. is this the order of on the menu for the middle east for 20? 25. is this the some the beginning of something a developing trend? because there is so many moving pieces we have a has the law that is still vulnerable. the i can't remember the last time 11 on had a real government a if the is re lease with american backing and x, the west bank. um uh we're gonna have a huge refugee problem going into jordan. jordan, who is already packed full of people that are refugees. we have no idea what the series, what the, what used to be called syria is going to look like. and then we have a rack is input, apply even around. so i've kind of said a lot of pieces on the board move whichever one yo

the welcome, ect. across stock were all things are considered. i'm peter la belcher mind. you were discussing nato n. you create the . well, let's go back to scott in washington. you know, for all the talk of, of negotiations, i'm getting a team together and the point person on all that, scott, at the end of the day this is going to be dealt with on the battlefield is that's the only because of the, the type of people that are being involved in this here. i mean what that mean? kelly's what mean? he and he's been doing this for like 70 years or something. i mean people don't change. okay. and that's why it's going to be settled on the battlefield. scott, you know, i, i believe that again, i don't pretend to have any insight into russian government thinking i don't speak on behalf of the russian government. that's the little aside for the f b i who's watching this that's just my assessment. after years of studying the russian government, this russian government, they haven't done what they've done here. they didn't initiate what they called military technical means back in

so i was in mdle hooljimmy rter was ected president, and i vividly recall how my mother admired him, how much she admired his stngth of character, his honesty, his integrity, h work ethic. and. determination, generosity of spirit. we have heard much today and in recent days about president carter's impact in the four decades after he left the white house. rightly so. jimmy carter established a new model for what it means to be a former president and leaves an. extraordinary post-presidential legacy. from founding the carter center, which has helped advance global human rights and alleviate human suffering to his public health work in latin america and africa, to his tireless advocacy for peace and democracy around the globe. and jimmy united states who was ahead of his me. he washe first to have a of the united states comprehensive energy policy, including providg some of the fit energy. he alspassed over a dozen jor pieces of gislation regarding environmental protection and more than doubled the size of amera's national parks, including protecting our beloved reoo. in my state of ca

if you look at the combined regime we have put into place, sanctions and ect port controls work determinedt would have more of an impact than a state sponsor of terrorism designation without what we hear from humanitarian organizations which i know is something your questions never grapple with, which is the harmful effect that such a designation could have on their ability to work in the region. >> going back to today's sanctions. two parts. one is you are targeting designation and you are redesignation using a different law which is executive action order 13226 which i believe gives extra power to congress to block any attempt to ease the next move. is that why you're doing what you're doing? >> we thought it was appropriate to move our sanctions regime under this new authority to ensure that congress has full visibility, both on our sanctions and any contemplated -- any contemplation of removing it. >> how concerned are you the next administration will -- >> i'm not going to speak to what the next administration may or may not do. we believe the sanctions we have put in place have been

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c's jeff zeny has the dls from west >> less than two weeks before taking office,reside ect donaldrump made cleahe has his eye on aull agenda, both domestically and internationally. speaking at mar a lago, his resort, giving his first full throated news conferce of thyear, he made clr about the gaza hostas. he said if they are not released bthe time he takes ofce, all hell will break ose in the middle east. he also did not rul out pardoning january 6th defendants. he said that he would still evaluate case by case, but made clear that he was sympathetic to the defendants. on january 6th. over the police. but it was the international law that drew so much attention on tuesday here in florida, when president-elect donald trump, for the first time said that economic security is the reason that he would like the u.s. to acquire greenland. >> people really don't even know if denmark has any legal right to it, but if they do, they should give it up because we need it for national security. that's for the free world. i'm talking about protecting the free world. >> and danish officials pushed b

later this year that will get better but again, this is -- this is a bird flu crisis, and that is ecting an update on the breaking news we brought you at the top of the hour. >> president trump moments ago signing multiple new executive orders. >> let's get right to it with senior white house correspondent gabe gutierrez back with us. we understand the president just signed a number of orders. what are the big takeaways here? >> that's right. we are just getting this information because while there were cameras in the room when he signed them, it has not been played back jest yet. we're relying on notes from reporters in the room. the president did sign five executive orders. the first one was concerning artificial intelligence. and he wants to move the u.s. to the forefront of artificial intelligence. we're still waiting for more information on that. the second order he signed was about cryptocurrency and designed to make america the cryptocurrency capital of the world. the third established a presidential council of science and technology. the fourth recognizing native american tribe i

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