the american st since 2017, will have an impact here haswell.— impact here haswell.e haswell. the economic reality is different as _ impact here haswell. the economic reality is different as well. - reality is different as well. china's well documented woes right now, they no longer have the upper hand economically and that could change the dynamics of what? absolutely. let's not be mistaken, the united — absolutely. let's not be mistaken, the united states economy is tied to the united states economy is tied to the chinese economy and the chinese economy— the chinese economy and the chinese economy is— the chinese economy and the chinese economy is tied to the united states economy _ economy is tied to the united states economy. it has always been for decades, — economy. it has always been for decades, these two countriesjoined with each— decades, these two countriesjoined with each other. on the united states. — with each other. on the united states. it — with each other. on the united states, it doesn't matter if you are a democrat— states, it doesn't matter if yo

haswell, for 200 them. strongly that the british museum haswell, for 200 years. the marbles themselves were damaged dunng marbles themselves were damaged during a really corrosive cleaning process in the interwar period. and we know as recently as a few years ago, 2021, there was a leaking roof in the duveen gallery . so to make the argument gallery. so to make the argument , i just don't see it, i'm afraid . afraid. >> but they have been over 200 years pretty well kept compared to what remained behind and that the marbles that remained until very recently when they had the museum built weren't particularly well cared for were they. >> well, the marbles they certainly weren't looked after as i as i've just illustrated. but prior to the to them being removed by lord elgin, he actually took a saw to the marbles to remove parts of them from the parthenon itself. and so in the mere act of removing them and taking them to britain, that was in itself a destructive act . act. >> but in the times of the day and the law of the day, what he did was lawful. he had the permi

cautioning haswell not to intensify its effect.irut what it has done in gaza. —— hezbollah in also prepared on the northern front and are working there very strongly from the air and on the ground. and i worn hezbollah, do not make that mistake and start a war, because it will be the mistake of your lives. the moment you start a war, this will decide on the destiny of levin on, for working and fighting on additionalfronts working and fighting on additional fronts against terror, against the proxy, against its terrorists in syria, the red sea, levin on, where ever needed. meanwhile in the uk, police estimate 3000 protesters march through central london calling for a ceasefire in gaza. food at suspected three individuals of committing anti—semitic hate crimes during protest document 0verall crimes during protest document overall 126 people crimes during protest document 0verall126 people were arrested. the vast majority were counter protested from right groups who police lamp for violence in which nine officers were injured. the home

on israel's northern border continues to be extremely problematic with leben on, the iran backed haswellen exchanging regularfire along the border with israeli forces since the attacks on the 7th of october that were launched by ham as smack —— hamas. i spoke earlier to hugo bachega. i think a lot of people here in lebanon and israel and washington are relieved after the speech yesterday. the first time the influential leader of hezbollah made a public speech since the beginning of the war between israel and hamas and four weeks we had been talking about fighting along the border between lebanon and israel and fear that violence could escalate and lebanon could be dragged into the conflict so a lot of people were watching the speech yesterday and i think the most important thing that came out of the speech was he did not announce any intention to escalate those attacks, step up the campaign by hezbollah against the israeli military. he did leave the door open for more attacks, he said all options were on the table and he said the actions of hezbollah will be determined by what happened i

. >> because there is no state and haswell is instilling itself as the protectors of lebanon, even theese against hezbollah, when they have no other solutions, they say yes, we would rather have them than the israelis. simona: for now, hezbollah has lowered the temperature, but he also warned all options remain on the table should israel not de-escalate its bombardment of gaza. i'm simona full team i -- foltyn in beirut. geoff: the biden administration's priorities include preventing the kind of regional escalation that nasrallah warned about and evacuating american citizens from gaza. more than 380 palestinians and dual nationals were allowed to leave today. it is unclear how many were americans but the u.s. state department about 75 of the 400 americans who want to leave have made it out. nick schifrin speaks to one of those american families who were stuck in gaza. nick: americans who woke up in gaza on october 7 found themselves in the middle of a combat zone. the hamas terrorist attack that morning included thousands of rockets fired from gaza into israel, and now, israel has wage

. >> that's the one that really haswell,:ted the newspapers. >> that's the one that really haswell,:teden sort of canoodling almost the camera caught little caught them having a little private moment and it's gone bonkers online. >> yes. inside palace, >> yes. so inside the palace, when looking at when they were looking at different royal different artefacts in the royal collection south collection to do with south korea, little moments korea, there was little moments between and between prince william and princess catherine looking really up, actually really loved up, actually touching other they touching each other when they thought off camera. thought they were off camera. and it just shows the and i think it just shows the strength relationship, strength of their relationship, actually. really, actually. and it was really, really of really lovely. and then, of course, had state course, you had the big state banquet last night where the king the pop king spoke about the pop culture, blackpink , culture, including blackpink, which a south korean pop which is a south korean pop band. t

e campaign haswell, look, when o the race we were bracing for these indictments.summer. i was not someone who thght, nationally, we were gonna see major movement in those national polls. it is a state by state process. we have woed really hard to lay the groundwork in all the early states. that is not necessarily something that shows up in a poll but i think if you look at what we've done we have built a foundation. now we are and of incision where we are in the home stretch. most people have not made up their minds in iowa or new hampshire. i was with governor sununu last week. he thinks the majority of republican primary voters in new hampshire are not gonna decide until january. the key is really creating that foundation. i think we have shown, a lot of the numbers that come out, you can take it all with a grain of salt, we have the highest percentage of people in iowa who are actively considering voting for me. i have the highest favorable lucky. that gives you the base of voters to draw from. you just have to go in and make the sale. that is what we are going