days is, is, is unlike anything we've seen before. semen state definitely special correspondent, i abraham in jerusalem there. well sir, being president alexander voltage claims his party is one, a commanding victory in the country's parliamentary elections. but counting is still under way, associates saves these populace ivy and progressive party is one and absolute majority of the part, west and opposition coalition. the opposition and election monitors have warned of irregularities during the vice, including claims of unregistered bodies from other countries or join. now by d. w, brussels bureau, chase, alexandra phenomena in belgrade. she is that the election party of the vintage progressive party, alexandra counting, certainly leaning towards voltage. what's the latest way? not for sure. well, the rest of the party disturbing the rest of the party funded by the judge. as you just mentioned, the claim to sweeping victory with the president telling us report says that this is an absolute victory. that may seem very happy. both accounting is still under way by it, according to eliminate

dw is a him for him or i abraham, excuse me, reports. this stands as a reminder, a reminder that nearly a $140.00 hostages are still believe to be held in gaza. among them is 26 year old, no organ money is terminally ill mother recently pleaded to see her daughter one last time. also among the speech therapy bus taken when he was just 9 months old each day that is pressing the suffer more and more we are in what has become known as hostages square, located in central tel aviv it's become the police people gather to demand the return of those taken during the october 7th, almost her attacks many here including shimmered schaeffer. believe this is what their government needs to do to meet that demand. you are beside them hard from us because a that's the way they understand. no other way. they where they understand the way of power and if that's the way to to get our people back. so that's the way i expect my government a to act nearby. hundreds of protesters closely back, seem government to be replaced here. it's not just hostages that ne

are you that i abraham in jews the other in the early weeks, the conflict of israel told gosh, a civilian population to evacuate to the southern part of the gaza strip. but not finding that has intensified. israel's ministry has been directing people to the tiny coastal tongue of al milwaukee declaring a safe zone. but many of those displays to say they have not received humanitarian aid to promised by israel is another palestinian school. this become a mass displacement cam labeled in israel's evacuation plan is a humanitarian zone. many who moved here were promised better conditions. the base of this place would be the safest that it would be a dump for humanitarian aid. but of course, that's not true at all. those sheltering that the school say they've mostly have to fend for themselves, describing and complete absence of all utilities. we're old, right? there are no services here. there's no running water, there's nothing more sleeping outside in the cold, but it's more than 2 months into the war guidance here, say they're exhausted of living in, in humane conditions and not having ac

the double use i. abraham reports now driving through cut out with benny hudson. it's difficult to miss, but it's a town in morning. at its entrance, plastered on its buildings, bus stop, even wrote signs everywhere. you look posters of some of the hoss see what the words murder or before it became a martyr to people. here he was, a carpenter, has spent and besides a father to 6 children, a brother, and a cherished son to stay and look at him. isn't it a shame that he has now been east the ground when he said was loved everywhere. his family loved him, his friends loved him. everyone loved him. what has his boy done wrong? but he now has to grow up without a father. what has this girl done wrong that she now has to grow up without a father to have been by the court below this makeshift memorial marks the spot where i from its body was found. she'd been shot in the chest. it was hours after palestinians here say about 20 is really settlers descended on colorado and benny has son from a nearby hill, a local council of men who says he witnessed the attack, walks me t

i abraham, welcome. i have so initially israel had refused to open a car. i'm show on for a what's behind this change of hot that's right. just last week. this really is really officials announced that curium shalom would be reopened only for inspection. and just to give our viewers a little bit of context about what this crossing meant for the gaza strip prior to the outbreak of the war, this crossing between israel and gaza and was responsible for something like 60 percent of the goods that come in and out of the strip every day. and so having it not be opened and the bottleneck, a rough off, which was never really, you know, made for the kind of volume, but because of strep needs right now, a probably is what led israel to eventually change its mind. but probably this also came as a result of u. s. pressure. international pressure has been there's virtually since the beginning of the war. but in the past couple of days, week or so, we seen a much sharper tone coming from us. official of the united states as israel's largest becker us officials have promi

if i have mouse as a terrorist organization, special correspondent, i abraham in generally. so that tells me more as well since yesterday we've seen these videos in images circulating on social media, but also broadcast on is really media during prime time hours. the is really a military says that it is investigating who the what the identities of these people are. these men that have been found, a human, it's unclear of the surrendered, have been been captured. the details are really send trying to ideas as it is trying to ascertain any of them are from us a fighters. but there have been also reports identifying at least one person from these photos as a, a gaza based journalist for a london newspaper. and the images have also been verified. some of them, at least been verified by the f p, a news agency, but this has caused at which, especially among people in the error broad. these are, you know, pictures are very community humiliating. these people are stripped down to their underwear. their eyes are um their, their eyes are covered. uh, they're standing there with is rea

countries including job the classify, how much as a terrorist organization, special correspondent, i abraham in generally. so that tells me no as well since yesterday we've seen these videos in images circulating on social media, but also broadcast on is really media during prime time hours. the is really a military says that it is investigating who the what the identities of these people are. these men that have been found to you and it's unclear of the surrender to being been captured. the details are really send a trying to, the idea says it is trying to ascertain if any of them are from us a fighters. but there have been also reports identifying at least one person from these photos as a, a gaza based journalist for a london newspaper. and the images have also been verified. some of them, at least been verified by the f p, a news agency, but this has caused at which, especially among people in the air world. these are, you know, pictures are very community humiliating. these people are stripped down to their underwear, their eyes or their eyes are covered. they're standing there with is

i think the momentum behind abraham's accord is one reason. i remember waking up on october 7th and seeing the initial headlines that were very incomplete, we sadly know of rocket attacks from gaza and my immediate, this is tehran letting the dog off the chain to disrupt abraham accord discussions obviously when the full scale atrocities became clear and something more than that and i do think that's part of it. you're talking about deterrence the and there's seventhly erosion of deterrence overall. but if you look in the north, north of israel there's this focus and we've had scrimmages across the board but escalated but not to the point where either side would call it a northern front has opened up between hezbollah and israel. so i want to get your take on that and perhaps focus on -- does that surprise you? teheran wants to go, next place to go to unleash chaos and second, the united states has been most active from military standpoint at least publicly on the front sending one at times two carrier strike groups to deter. we will get the ho

i and abraham in cheers. slight agents as a warning that the humanitarian situation in gaza is getting worse. in the early weeks, the conflict, israel told dos of civilian population to evacuate to the south of the territory. the fighting that has intensified in food water and other essentials that are in short supply this is a common for displaced people in con eunice and the. 7 types of the gaza strip. entire families have moved here during the intense fighting like states a struggle. well that's all come on. how does the duration is really difficult? just what am i? we haven't had bread for a week. there's nothing like that. even when we get it, i give it in the system, my children, my husband and i do not eat. we can go without petroleum and call and tell them what i've used for that it's gonna have to be then we make it me last the whole day . so instead of having breakfast, lunch and dinner, we have one meal before sunset because there's nothing but we don't have the financial means. it takes me 3 or 4 hours to get one kind of pains, i don't know about the other believe. and befo

i was very happy to get married to abraham. celebration, the chair of the only prisoner that was not released was empty. un security council passes a resolution on gaza to facilitate aid deliveries approval of the resolution comes after the original text proposed by the uae was repeatedly watered. due to us opposition to include sease fire clause. hamos resistance movement has called on the un security council resolution on gaza insufficient, demanding immediate cease far. hamasa's move does not address current catastrophic situation in gaza created by with the movement called israeli terror apparatus.

i do see the abraham accords holding. and at some point the momentum behind an expansion same strategic imperative and logic that was driving that in dramama back in 2019 and in 2020 are still there. the atrocities against israel. furthermore systolic any of the arab nations have any sympathy for hamas. they view hamas as one of the informedm offshoots of the motherhood which have very little use for. to their own people and their own government. i do think the abraham accord even if it doesn't happen on the time m one might expect from october 6 will remain solid and continue to grow as well. the ayatollahs were worried that may not be the only reason that may not be the main reason i think time will tell as probably a more hamas leaders capture and are interrogated. picturereferencing the possibilt particularly more insight exactly the key decision-makers why diden this happen on octobe7 october 7why didn't happen at mt saturday think that momentum i'm ever waking up on the morning of october 7 and sing the initial head

he mentioned abraham accords 902 the audience questions. i think they hold promise for the future, how to be a grain momentum of abraham accords and build an explanation from the security perspective, how to rebuild security architecture? >> i think we start by not accepting the premise of the terrorists, which is at peace instead project that have handled the conversation going through the united states congress and congress continues to support these strongly. i have been thinking back to the summer of 2017 when we were first in the white house and terrible troubles and president trump actually intended to go through with it. as violence flared and things seemed to break down, it seemed impossible but what came out about was the recognition, increasingly over from no longer giving the palestinians veto over national security, they could not condone any longer violence, particularly against civilians which was not consistent with what they practice so in this case being very clear about the nature of what the palestinians have done, do you r

i spoke earlier, did you go to use i you abraham about the humanitarian situation in gosh, it was, it cannot be emphasized enough. according to all humanitarian organizations, the situation and causes catastrophic. as you said, apocalyptic a. we're looking at an estimated 90 percent of the population of the gaza strip that has been displaced, 90 percent of the population. some have been displaced more than once. once civilians were 1st asked us to evacuate from the north to the south and now there are also parts in the south, the hope that they have been asked to evacuate a from. and so there's also the logistical challenge of how to get a to people that needed within the gaza strip when there was near constant bombardment and an ongoing ground, expensive and humanitarian organizations have been very vocal in their demand for a cease fire in order to save what at this point can be saved of a, for the civilians in the gaza strip. these really is really, it really is very defensive about these, these accusations we heard today, the spokes person for the prime minister's office say that

hillary clinton. [ laughter ] >> seth: "we beat obam -- and then -- bill clinton we beat him, i think, maybe. abrahamwon an election against abraham lincoln. [ light laughter ] watching trump try to get to the end of a sentence is like watching a dog walk across a balance beam he's also physically incapable of just pausing and correcting himself. he has to act like he meant every word he said, even if he misspoke which only makes him sound even more insane. if anything, biden has the opposite problem he's always stopping himself and apologizing. "i ever tell you about that time -- never mind, you don't want to hear that story. [ laughter ] but let me ask you this -- ah, no, i shouldn't say that you know what? [ laughter ] let me just stand here in silence with my head in my hands, like my flight was just delayed for a third time." [ laughter ] trump is obviously deeply addled and untethered from reality, but there is one thing he's nevertheless been extremely clear about -- his desire to install himself as a dictator if he wins another term when it comes to that, he's been laser focused and very cons

so had decided it was better to leave gaza 2 years after meeting abraham and his family. i managed to track them down to find out how they had coped under israel's bombardment of gaza. but they were still all stuck there. we have been forced to leave a home. we live in an area which is close by to many of governmental buildings and military sites. it was really unsafe. the room that we are, you're seeing garcia. this is a living room in the day and the sleeping room and the night this household's almost full families. we sleep together just for the company and to feel safe, safer in the clouds, as they said, leaving the it was very hot. we did not take our belongings, we have basically 2 sets of change for each one of us. so whenever one gets 30, it has to be was not the mention. of course, the problem of the exist in water. we look at the water and the next pharmacist when we really felt that it was really a disaster, not having more time because a seat in a house with children. some thousands were luckier than abraham and his family back in 2005, i had met up with bass on

correspond damas. and hopefully we will rejoin him um if we can reestablish that connection. okay, abraham, do i have you? i'm here, i can hear you well, if you can hear me, yes, if you could answer that question, go ahead, exactly, i'm sorry, we have two indicators to to build on, first, we have the nun squadron, the 122 squadron israeli squadron that is... specified or specialized in espanage activity usually prior to any attack the national squadran scan the the area before for example if there's an attack on damascus international airport you would see that the the the airplanes uh airplanes uh have been scanning the southern the southern area if it's central area they've been scanning the central area so uh in the past few days national squadron have been has been scanning the southern area along with espanage or the possidon eight which is an american espanage war plane, american espanage plane, so this means that the us definitely has participated at least with the information uh so in general when the general the other indicator the general attacks usually takes other shape, the general

some thousands were luckier than abraham and his family. back in 2005, i had met up with bass on law sir, who had spent over a 100000 dollars setting up his restaurant business back then, many palestinians had invested in the local economy. confidence that with israel is gone, gaza would prosper. but in the following years, dining out became an increasingly difficult and perilous thing to do. when i met up with basle again in 2007, his restaurant was fairly operational and he wanted to leave garza, he and his family had applied for and obtains immigration papers for canada. i met up with basso just before he left. most of the leave guys that because of the situation, because getting some is up because of the bus for years and due to the security situation, most of the business closed out and we have no foot investors coming to inject money and goes so there are no more jobs, civically it's, and that's for me. um, i think of a good the job at the end of nations is he and that i'm doing anything for the frontier, maybe the future of my kids and the security

i wt to read from your book, abraham lincoln was a politician. people like to identify him in ways that sound more noble, a lawyer, a statesman, a sbd, father. this revered american vocation is not revered at all. seen as the province of money, power, cynicism and lies. lincoln preserve the country and took part in a social revolution because he engaged in politics. guest: i think that a lot of us today have an idea of politics as fundamentally dirty. fundamentally bad. and politicians practice their craft, when they build coalitions, when they cut corners, when they make compromises, we consider that automatically wrong. we are harsh on our political leaders and we should be because of someone -- because some of what they do is fundamentally wrong. as an art, as a craft, politics is what we are supposed to do in a democracy. politics is what democracy demands. we do not have two points of view in this country, even though sometimes it seems like it. we have many points of view, possibly millions and we should, because it is a free society where

we are expecting some more in a couple of hours, i guess from the latest meeting that lot of people have with abraham. right. see. yeah, it's amazing stuff. and i mean, i just, i just wanted to get back quickly because the global investment form that you had told me about him a moment ago. one of the things of putin said, well, as he said, so the west disconnected russia from the swift, the visa, or a mastercard system, because they thought it would break russia and make russian citizens stuff. but those were the plans that put into they wanted to create problems for millions of russian families. but instead rusher is now reinforced. a saw frenzy is actually g, d, p y, sparing best of the most of those who even impose the sanctions in the 1st place. against russia, amazing things happening today. marina will be speaking to you very, very soon. i is absolutely, rory, less to forget up the west always likes to on the mind, russia and russians. but russians always have that sleep on their shoulder and they know how to make things work, the spot restrictions, and it's something i've seen before, so they

they take one verse and is scripture and the genesis where uh, god says uh to abraham. i will bless those who bless thee and cherish those who cares the through your seed with all the nations of the world, the blessed people say we need the blessing, we want the blessing. and so we want to support the state of israel because that's the way to obtain god's blessing. and the problem of course is that this is a totally. busy interpretation of scripture because a new test and it says that the seed of israel is used in the singular who is christ, it is through christ that all the nations of the world are blessed. and that's the thing. yeah. or the state of israel. i find it interesting because i think this is a certain strain of the van jellico movement that has as that talks about the conflict. it's simple that today almost in holy war terms, which we haven't seen with political power, but this does have political power. yes. this is really a very fascinating thing. i live, there's an all day applied to christian design is the state of israel and design. this movement has act

and i just want to say that, i pray to the god of abraham isaac and jacob, but i know there is a lot of other faiths here that of so many faithses, to pray to the god that you serve, a men. let us bow our heads, we thank you for this day, lord as your people come together. you are the god of our weary years, the god of our fathers, we come oh god, thanking you for this day, another day that you have made and you have included us, we says thank you, lord, help us to be the people that you have called us to be to be and we ask that you continue to bless san francisco. our wonderful mayor, and each and every one with tha* leads in the city. we thank you today for adia n*e. we lift you up, we lift you up, our help, all of our help come from you. so we celebrate you now and we say thank you lord n jesus name, i pray, amen. amen. let's give the lord a praise, he's worthy to be praised. >> thank you, thank you, pastor ismale. >> so again, another dear friend and a family member who i have known as educator for over 40 years here with the san francisco public school district. this brother al

i also don't see it as just a trump administration, something that started with the company ministration. so to be tech support, so that the name abraham accords and the kind of the celebration trappings of it and certainly the moratti's and who would be able to tell you far more about it. and i could, um and uh, and the bar end is who signed 1st i did that did so with president trump, but the basis of the, that agreement on all of the things that flowed from it, almost all the things that flowed from it. i was discussing and i was seeing senator george mitchell as the middle east. peace on boy in the 1st obama term talking about i somewhere have a document or how to document when i was in government that list a number of these things. and so it was a matter of moving forward, the president trump, in this case, or jared cushion, or was standing on the shoulders of his predecessors in moving forward on this, which is true for most us presidents in foreign policy. uh, president, trump, unlike other presents, has not to credit anyone else with his success and blame everyone else 1st failures . and so in that case, this is consistent. but

that for weeks looked at unbelief. abraham kept to the experience with his phone. today is saturday and i just went out to get red, hoping the irish government would help evacuate his families. unfortunately, we didn't make it to the list for today. directive guys. but he, in the thousands of all the irish citizens inside gauze of waited week.

some people, but this guy has done more for the black population than any president, and i think he included abrahamt i am not 100% sure. it is a great honor, and we just had a pool, 22% and 25%. we had another poll that cannot today, where we are at 69 and sanctimonious is at nine, and nikki haley -- birdbrain -- is at seven. and the rest of them are at like 1, 2, zero. at some point, the one and two still have a lot of potential. anyway, we have had a great time. we have had a great time with this stay. we won two elections here by a lot. this is not necessarily republican. it is not really. this could go if they have a real candidate, and this could go the other way. i don't call this a lock. there is no such thing as a lock in politics. but this has been a great place for us. i love it, i have so many friends here, and it is an honor to be with you. this is a special group because you will be out there on the 15th, and you will be getting people to go out and get people to do what they have to do. the first time i did it, i learned a lot. when we had our caucus, and nobody knew what it was. what

you might say i survived the abraham lincoln presidential library. learned success in illinois is getting out before the indictments arrived. and i managed to trick more than a couple governors. anyway i am delighted to see you all and thank you for coming out on this gorgeous september day in west michigan this is why people live in west michigan. and of course we pay for this, february, march, april but in any event. this side of the daily jeopardy daily double you are from with george glens and the force of orth vice president of the united states. yet clinton spoke for most if not all of his successors when he complained about the long-winded speeches he was forced to endure presiding over the united states senate. it wass a fair criticism two centuries ago. it is one i have taken into account in preparing these remarks. i do want to begin by thanking the ford museum andfo the foundation and all of her staff. for all of the work that goes into a program i know a lot of workers into a program like this i also want to think the participants. for sha

can he talk a little bit about abraham lincoln's secret family? and one more thing. i it is christian and, two, later on, during the civil war, when you guys turned it into satanism -- host: he did not say the country was not christian. he says he does not have any sample of lincoln's writing saying this was a christian country. guest: why don't i pick up on the idea of what the civil war was fought about? he made the assertion, which is very common, so i'm glad he brought it up, the idea that the civil war was not about slavery. i think you said it was about states fighting over money. people say it is about states rights. the civil war was started by southern states over slavery for the purpose of preserving slavery and the reason we know this is because they said so, they publicly said so. one of the most famous examples, and not the only one, comes from alexander stephens, who was the vice president of the confederacy, who in early 1861, as the war was about to begin, gave what is known as the cornerstone speech in which he said slavery was the cornerstone of this

she's i think in forties by this time, abraham zapruder, of course, is dead by this time. and so she writes this book and comes up with her excellent. now she said she did this with a lot of fear, trepidation because you know, usually behind these taboos, there's a dark secret. and in families. so she did it with a lot of fear. and so i commend her for that. but she came up with to explanations that i considered were absolute ridiculous. she said one reason for the taboo was that grandfather was deeply grieved over the assassination. deep grief, and the other one was that he felt really guilty that he to this huge amount of money that had been spread out over many $25,000 a year. i'm looking at this, peter, saying that's ludicrous that's not why family taboos come into existence it's dark secrets neither those is a dark secret and he died in around 69. why were the taboo extend all the way through her childhood and growing up why would extend to her parents and if he felt that guilty, why wouldn't he just waive the rest? the $25,000 yearly payments or give them away? and s

she's i think in forties by this time, abraham zapruder, of course, is dead by this time. and so she writes this book and comes up with her excellent. now she said she did this with a lot of fear, trepidation because you know, usually behind these taboos, there's a dark secret. and in families. so she did it with a lot of fear. and so i commend her for that. but she came up with to explanations that i considered were absolute ridiculous. she said one reason for the taboo was that grandfather was deeply grieved over the assassination. deep grief, and the other one was that he felt really guilty that he to this huge amount of money that had been spread out over many $25,000 a year. i'm looking at this, peter, saying that's ludicrous that's not why family taboos come into existence it's dark secrets neither those is a dark secret and he died in around 69. why were the taboo extend all the way through her childhood and growing up why would extend to her parents and if he felt that guilty, why wouldn't he just waive the rest? the $25,000 yearly payments or give them away? and s

that was the, don't use it abraham in jerusalem. so i can look at a few other stories making headlines today. and as well and present nicholas madura has welcomed his ally, alex, who was freed by the united states and a prisoner deal. so a colombian business man was arrested in 2020 and accuse by the us of money laundering for the venezuelan government. as part of the deal, venezuela released several opposition linked prisoners as well as 10 americans. hundreds of thousands of residents remain without power in the us state of maine following a store and that left several people dead in the northeast of this us. the clean up continues, but the streets remain flooded. the power company says electricity may not be restored for everyone before christmas. in argentina, new economic measures announced by president javier men. they have sparked protest in the capital. one of ours. thousands turned out to march against drastic cost public spending plans to sell off all state and companies and a deep valuation of the paso they are fighting for wo

we're expecting some more in a couple of hours, i guess from the latest meeting that lot of our people have with abraham, right. c i. c takes inventory of the situation and gaza. the un secretary general antonio cortez laid out the desperate situation in alaska, where he invoked the rarely used article, 99 of the united nations, john a more than 8 weeks of hostilities in gaza. and israel have created a policy in human suffering, physical destruction and collective trauma across israel and the occupied palestinian territory. there is no effective protection of civilians. the health care system in gaza is collapsing. hospitals have turned into battle grounds amid constant bombardment by the israeli defense forces, and without shelter or the essentials to survive, i expect public order to completely break down soon, due to the desperate conditions rendering even limited humanitarian assistance. impossible, and even worst situation could unfold, including dep, it damage diseases and increased pressure from mass displacement into neighboring countries. article 99 of the un charter allows the secretary genera

. >> i did the president freedom fighter abraham lincoln because i came to south carolina and we triedt you out that i think you were golfing that day but i talked to tim scott and lindsey graham and we talk about how far we've come about race in america and i want to prove to people that you could address slavery, segregation, jim crow, poll taxes, everything that happened with the kkk, terrible stuff but the people the broadest due to the place we are right now deserve credit and then they work together to bring america make us better, let's salute those people in my hope you understand teddy roosevelt but then you understand teddy roosevelt losing to the south to find out what was wrong in reading the same book that i read up from slavery in 1901 and giving it to his wife and she said what do you think and she said we've got to meet this guy and they met when they were vice president of new york city and they said we gotta work together i would be president one day and when that happens i want you to be my advisor, would you come to tuskegee, he said absolutely then mckinley gets sh