ben hodges, okay, they sent, but ben hodges has been shouting for a year, it’s easy, but ukraine willwould win, and now they’re saying, no, well, i sent the ukrainians , not if there were americans, i of course, i wouldn’t have sent it, of course, i feel sorry for the americans, i don’t care for the ukrainians... this is really a terrible and insidious approach that they use there, well, in this regard, yes, there is a reckless, crazy person who constantly posts, mind you, not a word from the president’s office, well, some kind of neutral statement was made there, but the office seemed to distance itself, so it sits and watches, although everyone understands that she is voicing an opinion that is passed down to her from above, everyone understands this perfectly well, she still represents a servant ... people, and i look, now she is already openly calling for the zaluzhny, come out, yes , here, here, here, answer me here, answer, not through an economist, not somewhere else, directly, that is, dragging him into some kind of sharp an answer for which he could have already been removed,

and as far as your concerned thoughts, atanya hodge us on the world is simply not listening. i mean, you, you've been around this this month. so just as i have you watched the united nations boot an overwhelming majority over a week ago, the general assembly included for a few moments during a choose for us to use fire. and yes, we're still war mongering, and we're still actually no, don't we? i don't want to be included in these crimes. but the silence is deafening and it's, and the silence is consistency. be international leaders who are still of the strong thing of ceasefire. are complicit as well. i don't know what else you as a physician and just to be so. so i am i am speaking to right now from a clinic room because i'm in the middle of a visual of health care providers in london in the united kingdom. calling for cease fire. i have so. so a way to take this call because i understand how urgent it is to get this new job to the world. we are thousands of health care providers. thing enough, enough. this is not, this is not, this is not, this is not the world we want to l

[screaming] >> that is officer hodges, who you will hear from shortly. this was in insurrection that trump led as we've seen, he summoned and organized the mob. he gave the mob a common purpose, disrupt mike pence certification of the election. he did that by inciting the mob at the . he knew that mob was armed and dangerous, he told the mob to go to the u.s. capitol with him, once they were there, and not sufficiently violent, he incited the mob at 2:24 p.m. tweet and others that followed and importantly, he help the mob by refusing to mobilize resources to stop the attack. he spent three hours watching it unfold on tv without doing a single thing, even though he was the most powerful person in the world. now, what does trump say in response to this overwhelming evidence? he says a few things. he says, i said peacefully in the speech, so i did not engage in the insurrection. i already talked about that. that peacefully produces intent. he then says, i wasn't there. i did not engage in insurrection. but he did. he kept quiet, he tweeted inflammatory stat

let's bring in lieutenant ben hodges, former commander of u.s. -- i'm sorry, general hodges, former commanderthe u.s. army in europe. thank you for being with us. what message are they trying to send with these attacks on u.s. forces? are they escalating? are they trying to start a war with the u.s.? >> i don't think, kasie, that they want to start a war with the united states, but i do believe that they are testing, probing to see where is that point where we will strike back. this gives them some opportunity to demonstrate strength in the face of u.s. deterrence efforts, but i think secretary austin and the president have been showing restraint thus far but they will cross that line pretty soon. >> let's talk a little bit about the ground operation that's going on in gaza as well because this obviously, as pressure for a cease-fire has mounted, increasingly difficult picture is coming out of the al shifa hospital in gaza as the medical system is falling apart. but what the israelis have been doing, there are tunnels underneath gaza, including underneath some of these kinds of infrastructure

sent com commander, and ben hodges. i appreciate both of you being with us. general, let me start with you. this major ariel assault we saw tonight with all of those flares. 30 minutes of non-stop rocket fire and explosions bombarding gaza. and this came right after the idf said that its troops had fully encircled gaza city itself. you saw that low smoke as nic robertson described as possibly being used to disguise israeli troop movement. what do you think is happening inside gaza city? >> thanks, erin. great to be with you. i think what's happening here is israel is as they've stated, has closed in around the city. is trying to create the best positions of advantage they can for what will come next, which will be actual operations into gaza city. so, it's likely that may made contact with hamas forces on the outskirts of the city. they had to fight to get into position and i think that's a lot of what we've seen and will likely see in the near future. >> general hodges, this is the heaviest bombardment we've seen by far since october 7th. i just want to be c

the hodge costs from 162300000. a loan is 60000, is 200000 prices in euro's cannot bundle with the support for you to do. ok. you know what? it's and you've got a lot of categories, but you know what you can buy for business. it's a principal, it's a lawyer where at the, in the, at the and then of course you can clean up the build up is that i think get a minute come up with the funds the i need, which is think you just don't want me to cost but but the most appreciative, of course, i can show him what you don't want you to know hanging on to conceal tracks. trema, children as well as other means are used the money that you have been disappointed . delighted, but even the easiest just to let us know that there's a question like that. if it goes up to spring, you prepare this screen just to just sleep with you to push through. but your proposal is that you don't so well shadow didn't say also writes the danger maybe that a wounded ukrainian army soldier wouldn't be given the necessary medical care because that consid

we have video that shows officer hodges within 30 minutes.d retreated to the tunnel and was trying to defend the time against this mob. [shouting] >> >> that is officer hodges who you will hearu from shortly. this was in insurrection that trump led. as we've seen, he summoned and organize the mob. he gave the mob a common purpose, disrupt mike pence certification of the election. he did that by inciting the mob at the ellipse. he knew that my was armed and dangerous. he told the mob to go to the capital with him. once they were there and not sufficiently violent, the incited the mob with that 2:24 p.m. tweet and tweet and others that followed. and and portly, he helped the mb by refusing to mobilize resources to stop the attack. he spent three hours watching it unfold on tv without doing a single thing got even though he was the most powerful person in the world. now, what does trump say in response to this overwhelming evidence? just a few things. he said hey, i said peacefully in a speech so i didn't engage rein insurrection. we already tal

general hodges clearly said that zaluzhny soberly assesses the situation professionally and understandsine needs to win. from these two speeches, i can clearly conclude that the article in the economist is definitely a kind of beacon for our partners to form strategy for the 24th year. and when we talk about the ambulance. the possibility of the appearance of these new technological solutions, there is such a factor that it is uncertain when these technological solutions will provide a synergy effect, perhaps it will be for an excessively long time, and then the question of capacity arises. of our partners to provide the needs of the defense forces in basic needs, in particular in artillery, ammunition, missiles, how do you currently assess the capabilities and capacities of our partners next year to provide these primary, well, the needs of the ukrainian army, will such a thing happen a certain gap of opportunities, right at the beginning or in the middle of the year, given, in particular , the lack of ammunition, given the lack of capacities of our european and american partners, well

general hodges, what is your take on where things stand? to expire. >> we'll, of course, anytime you see people released, you see the families, grateful for that. but we are dealing with a terrorist organization. hamas is a terrorist organization. there is a reason they have not released hardly any of the americans, because they know that this will keep the u.s., the biden administration, focused on this. and that they will in turn keep pressure on the israeli government to moderate the israeli defense force activities. and so, i think hamas will string this out as long as they can. and at some point, the administration and the israeli government will have to decide -- can they change that narrative, can they change that trajectory? >> ben, discussions are underway for a broader deal. but israel seems intent on keeping up this offensive. do you think we are going to see a deal in the near future? >> i mean, i think you might see some additional extensions of short term pause. you know, if there can be the continued release of hostages, look

for miss hodges, that could mean a jump to over $40 an hour and pay, and quote.osition where i can afford to drive a vehicle for the company that i work for. that is a very proud thing for me. joining us now is gene sperling, a senior adviser to the president. jeanne, good to see you, thank you for joining us. donald trump quote, i don't really understand why during the strike you went to a non-union shop it, defies logic, where he said it's pointless and does not work. i remember talking to shawn fain about this, and i remember the uaw strike before that where they asked for the large wage increases because they said, your companies are profitable, your ceos take these similar wage hikes, why can't we the workers get them? and people thought it was ridiculous, and then the uaw got their contract, and then before, that u. p. s. teamsters got their contract. with the make of this? >> well, i think it's interesting when you look at this historic victory by the united auto workers. it's interesting to see how much it refutes virtually every single argument from the

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well, thoughts, so training him gives me great pleasure to this day, or the my monuments hodges headed to him. zips and amelia, the country and the southern crocuses region, which is still being threatened and attacked even now around a set of allow me means live in the capital city yet i've been working just district of nor key must thief isn't the north of the city and it's soviet era prefab buildings. it's relaxed and friends, the atlas van the, this is we're headed to in mid been young lives with his wife, daughter and parents in a small house with a gun sided with all at the age of 20. i move to and i never looked back mossey. we loved this area. lots of main showed us that i like it quiet and massive is a very quiet level developed online child tongue use the header to imagine john is practical and tumbled, which is evident in his daily schedule. calling for as long as i can remember, it's been the same routine. i wake up in the morning, eat breakfast, no after showering, i have to training and the gym needs to stay there until 2 30 pm. i'm off at the dolphin. that is set in ston

al hodges family. so tell us what happened to me on the sides of the solid. most embassy definitely be that early morning, around 4 30 am the house of dr. abdullatif l hodge was targeted, the family was there in addition to some of the relatives that came from the north and then altogether there were around 50 people in the house. dr. abdullatif is a well known surgeon and his house must be safe. most of them are now still under the rubble. we only recognised 14 people are dead and wounded in l. x a martyrs, hospital and the rest are under the rubble and we didn't manage till now to recover any of them. dr. abdullatif is still alive and he was in the nicer hospital. he was mainly in chief of but after the destruction of that hospital, he moved unnecessary hospital. it was a big shock for him. who is family members are less than 10 and the rest of the victims were displaced. there are also a lot of children among the victims targeting his house as a sort of personal punishment for one of the is really is, are also punishing us as coasting in israel. these are

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okay, well let's go to tanya hodge. her son who is a pediatric intensive care adult to works with doctors without borders. she's also the co founder of gauze medic, voices. she joins us from the georgia and the and capital amount of i will welcome to you. we kind of underestimate, of course, the strain on got off this last remaining medical facilities. what are you hearing for teams on the ground in gaza? i thank you very much. for having me on the show, it's a, it's a tough act to follow to come on after hearing the us secretary blinking continue to evade calls for a cease fire despite overwhelming global consensus, even in the general assembly of the united nations 3 days ago. in favor of a cease fire and in favor of stopping the violence on a health care standpoint. this morning is really forces targeted the gate of unlocked lives, children's hospital killing and wounding several people. this is a hospital where i have worked before it is a pediatric hospital where they care for children with all sorts of acute and c

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lieutenant general ben hodges the former commander general of the u.s. army europe. general, thank you so much for joining us. let me get your assessment. has that truce, this temporary truce, this pause as we're calling it, benefitting either israel or hamas militarily? >> well, wolf, of course, when this pause does end it will be very difficult for israel to resume operations as they were doing before the pause. the hamas strategy from the beginning has been about these hostages, the israeli strategy has been about destroying hamas. so it looks like the u.s., the united nations, other countries are for now going along with the hamas strategy focused on the hostages. we even heard the president say as much earlier today. hamas of course will string this out as long as they can but with more promises of hostages being released, that's probably why we have seen so few or only one american released so far because if they continue to hold american hostages, that will keep the u.s. focused on this and keep the u.s. putting pressure on the israelis. on the other hand, the

with you is derrick hodge on bass and chris dave on drums [ cheers and applause robert, it's always greator being here tonight, i appreciate this >> thanks for having me, man >> jimmy: i just recently went to see robert has a residency at the blue note here in new york city in october it's called robtober >> robtober. >> jimmy: yeah and it is -- it is unbelievable it's one of the best things i've ever seen every show is completely different. >> completely different. 50 -- 50 sold-out shows. [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: it was the best. like, do you know -- like, in a roundabout way, you know what you're going to do setlist-wise or no >> not really, no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah i mean, you just - >> because so many people come and pop up on us and you know, it's always kind of like jam session vibes. so, we kind of know. but half of it we don't know, which makes it great >> jimmy: like, 'cause you'll just start playing something and then, all of a sudden, you're going into a different thing. and then, you're playing something and then - like, could you just give a taste? just noodle

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. >> byron: compass has been working with 17-year-old rahim hodges for a year. are you in school?byron: you dropped out? >> yeah. >> byron: why? >> to be honest, when i came back from covid, it's just like -- felt like school wasn't for me. >> byron: were you absent a lot? >> no. i would show up, but i just ain't participating. >> byron: what grades did you get when you were in school? >> cs, ds. when i did try, i would get bs and as. i felt like they gave up on me because, like, when i -- when i would try, i wouldn't get the help i needed. >> byron: give me an example. >> they would make me feel like i was stupid. i would ask for help, and they would make me feel like i was just like -- like dumb or something. >> byron: this time last year, genesis luciano had dropped out of school. why? >> i was homeless. so it was just a lot of stuff going on for me. and i just said i didn't want to do it anymore. >> byron: how old were you? >> i was taken. >> byron: were you a good student, a bad situation? or were you in a bad situation and not really that good a student? >> i was a good stud

. >>> joining us now is retired lieutenant general ben hodges, commanding general for the united statesr adviser at human rights. thank you for being with us this morning. prime minister netanyahu was pressed on the top human rights official saying that israel was inflicting collective punishment on gaza. here's part of his response. listen to this. >> no, we're deliberately doing everything in our power to target the terrorists and the civilians as happens in every legitimate war, are sometimes what are called collateral damage. that's a laundered way of saying unintended casualties. >> general, how do you judge the military campaign so far? have they crossed the line into causing just too many civilians' deaths? >> jose, if i may say first, thank you for the way you named those five soldiers who were lost in that training accident. it was very thoughtful of you. so you know, the israeli defense force has launched an operation in a very methodical way. i think they did this in order to minimize their own casualties because it obviously is extremely difficult. but also it gave them -- i

i want to bring in retired united states army lieutenant general ben hodges, the former senior adviserhuman rights first, and former commanding general of the united states army europe. it is heartbreaking to hear those reports, to hear from children, to hear from their parents obviously, and it makes israel's situation all the more complicated, right? they say that when they struck and continue to strike today this refugee camp, it was a hamas stronghold, but there have been a wave of human rights complaints, a wave of international condemnation including other governments in the middle east, uae, for example, bolivia has severed diplomatic ties with the country. what do you make of this decision now, understanding that every major military decision like this also carries political and humanitarian consequences. >> chris, first let me say the way you and the rest of your colleagues have described the situation there is it is gut wrenching, very compelling, and as i looked at the video, obviously the buildings around the site are also unstable, so it's not -- would not be a surprise if

well yeah, i spoke to tanya hodge, i saw on a pediatric intensive kind of doctor who works with doctors without borders. she reacted to the news of the i right. that had, i'll ship a hospital. this is terrific. the direct targeting started last night. obviously this has not been that the 1st time this week, but quite heavily overnight. last night they hit the entrance, a bunch of the hospital, the emergency department entrance, as well as the back side of the civil hospital. they also hits the labor and delivery or directly. so one of our colleagues, such as a footage of smoke coming from the top of the hospital, i'm sure i haven't had a chance to watch uh the news in the produce that you showed on. i just need it today, but i'm sure you've shared the the, the entrance of the hospital and the compound that was hits and the, the, the massacre of internally displaced people. there were at least 13 people killed. there were a, there was blood everywhere there were, there were refugees on the floor and a complete leg amputation from from the explosion, hemorrhaging onto the grounds. childre

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things along >> but it's also important to know that this is not the end of this conflict was seem hodge outreach coordinator with the arab resource and organizing center says this hostage deal could have been reached shortly after the fighting began. he believes it will also not end the killing of innocent people in gaza. and for that, there is only one way immediate cease-fire and permanent cease-fire is the only way the only solution forward. >> the hope is that this deal will create some momentum to end the violence, which is now in its 7th a week. but israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu vowed to continue the war until hamas is dismantled in gaza and all 240 captives are released in the newsroom. dan thorn kron, 4 news. dan, thank you. >> over the last 24 hours back here at home. 2 people have died and a 3rd person is recovering all after suffering overdoses on bartch the first fatal overdose happening at fruitvale station in oakland around 6.20. the second just hours later around 11, 30 at the powell street station in san francisco. in both instances the men were given naloxo

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that's hodges and that's on the checks on all the nations and supports for need those who helped. so terry out that you political ambitions. so it's a nice piece defense is that this is real time and martial does allow him to postpone the elections. he is correct, but how is to ask is paid from washington? going to defend this? the us has never and it's history postponed to single election. in fact in 1950 for . busy a president and then a presidential elections were held and it was a referendum on results handling of the 2nd world war. savanski probably says that he's not going to fit 5, as well as a result that was a non slight victory because not only as will fatigue set to you in a boat, you know, of his mainstream stories now coming out. corruption to last engineers and exhausted sanchez, dwindling minute trade. but on the homefront, he is musing support to a recent poll from done inside. kids shows that his ratings have dropped in recent months. and these people, i agree that the rule has dropped on in part because of that president's refusal to negotiate, seemingly, to real

for doctors one to the health disaster because of lack of fuel water and basic medicine. atanya hodge hassan is a pediatric intensive. can't talk to who also works at the doctors without borders . early as she spoke to my colleague, the bulk of the react to the news, all these very s drive at a sheet of a hospital and i'm speech. this is the 4th to the 4th or 5th hospital in the last 24 hours that has been targeted. i, i am speech with this is prohibited under international law. it is it is known to own and that target optional hospital is award crime. our colleagues are, are, are in there are treating patients i, i have no more words, every humanitarian provider as a preview manager. and doctor, every organization has been out there for weeks saying this has got to stop. and every day there's a new level of atrocious roof with impunity with which these crimes are being committed. they are crimes against humanity. i am meeting with leaders with, with, with, with individuals, with organizations, wherever you are. if you're listening to this you, i, i can't imagine your humanity seeing

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this i can get on board with that hasn't been a lot of lift, hodges and an action from governments. promises repeatedly broken, white corporations and fossil fuel lobbies have been actively holding back the large scale changes that we need. then the experiment is not really what you would expect when you 1st hear someone prepping for the apocalypse. i think to the lonely bunk, go with gun tomatoes, weapons, and i already and tablets, and the anxious wait for them and get them. in some ways it's the opposite. i call this a research institute. it's a, it's a place where people can come and authentically think about the situation because he's safe on that with an experience. his goal is to produce a manifesto for the people who might be rebuilding the was post collapse and coding notes on the best music and art out that this was an extreme stance, but many especially young people do fees at the end of the world is nice in a pool conductors among $10000.00 children that are on the wall last year. overall, believe that humanity is dooms. and the biggest reason they saw was government, an action.

so one of this chris hodges has extensive because of the topic of hate speech and discrimination against palestinians. and a recent article entitled exterminate all the groups say on case that these radio forties have reached a point where the willing to commit genocide to quote, eradicates a native population that refuses to capitulate. he says those top picks are similar to what the wong says that the nazis here is the games, jews during the 2nd world war. that's not cross it to 1st touches it himself. chris skipped to see thanks for joining us. do you think is where the officials of 20 once were raise? the goal is a region off the face of the the as it is way the parliament member has said it was such a strong retro recommend a violent conflicts. i know that's consistent with positions that many and the net and yahoo cabinet have taken for many, many years. i cover the conflict for 7 years. was the middle east bureau chief for the new york times. i know garza intimately, but i also know many of these political figures including b, b and the attacks of october service have essentially

it has no tricity, no water, just damage you wanted, how you will get to how sooner this chris hodges has extensively covered the topic of hate speech and discrimination against palestinians. and a recent article entitled exterminate all the groups he on gays to these radio forties and reached a point where the willing to commit genocide to quote, eradicates a native population that refuses to capitulate. he says those top picks are similar to what the wong says that the nazis use the games jews during the 2nd world war that's now closer to for touches it himself. chris, it's good to see. thanks for joining us. do you think is where the officials of $21.00 to a raise the dollars of wages off the face of the the as it is way the parliament member has said, always thought to strong west to recommit a violent conflicts. you know, that's consistent with positions that many in the net and yahoo cabinet have taken for many, many years. i cover the conflict for 7 years. was the middle east bureau chief of the new york times i know gaza intimately. but i also know many of these political figu

speaking at a memorial for those killed emma se hodges says he lost 15 of his family members to his really airstrikes and with them his face in presidential bite in his own legacy . during this 40 years, an office is going to be this, that more than 10000 people had been killed and he did nothing. he did absolutely nothing to stop that. if he does not diverse course them, he's definitely going to lose my voice. rewind to 29 team, before biden was president. he stopped at this restaurant to campaign in dearborn, the epicenter of muslim american life in the state. he was warmly received by community leaders and voters. yeah, this is the place that's fine and i was visited then when he came out we really had a lot of hopes that he was going to be a good for america. good for our community. he ended up winning michigan by a small margin in 202155000 votes with 145000 of those roads coming from us and the americans, germany fast forward to the present. there aren't any pictures in this place, but commemorate biden's visit sitting here today, colored to ronnie of the michigan task force for pale

deployed and the soviet union, the operations idea was the product ukraine, especially it's west and hodge into a bloody reign of terror. this of course was done simply to show care. and the idea of terrorism is a terrorize and also to demonstrate that the soviet union could not maintain order in its own country. and the decree is we're pretty much on their own people as they had no re course and no protection for and the soviet union. the c, i a controlled you'd be ident squads killed anyone. they considered an enemy of ukraine. so it'd be at school teachers to shop workers. they were roosters and use the most sophisticated methods, the yoga sonic of a veteran of k g b foreign intelligence believes the events of the mid 20th century in nevada and some brutality. a very similar to what's happening in ukraine today. the school is the work of the descendants of ukraine, new nationalist, who fled to the us and canada to world war 2. it was a 2 at the instigation of the ca became the hands of various organizations. does are forming a company like yours or what finish the premium you keep on sh

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