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so coming up with a program serious vacuums, the interior of government says it's determined to stop the recent outbreak of violence and to take them across the toughest assignment mot. connie wins the rights of each canada as the us takes and increasing the post all execute to its northern neva. and joe, to hold on the borderline one strong for the piece that ended boston is more now the source of tension. once again, the israel has cuts off for electricity to avoid toll the solid nation plants which provides drinking water. it's around half a 1000000 people in central and southern garza. the facility news is about a has now relying on generates is on solar panels and functioning as a must have the reduced capacity. it's 5th. the pol codes could also affect water pumps on sinus ation. hum, us is called the move sheets and unacceptable blackmail as well. this comes over week, costs are and is ready, blockades, books are all the deliveries of fuel food and medicine into the strip bots. palestinians say they've already been forced to adopt to life without electricity off the israel caus

summit to discuss egypt sconces of reconstruction proposal present on the fact that his cc opened the meeting and called for an independent committee to govern garza for an interior in period of time. as well as booking all food fuel on medicine from entering goals of all the sci fi do is in limbo view and says food prices have more than doubled in the strip as a result. what has been, how easy is the full but adoption assistance for administer when he joins us live from cairo. good evening to assess and now with very clearly as a crucial crossroads. when it comes to garza and ending the will. what do you think the arab summit is hoping to achieve today? yes, it would even be madam, it's not. it's not on the bottom. gotcha. it's rather about the future of the policy and question whether we are speaking of that is a or the west bank. so the meeting of assignment, meeting taking place in, in cairo today has the account. i'm afraid i'm just going to have to stop to that because the egyptian present ogden for the has speaking the see 0, the is speaking right now. the up on you okay, well it looks like he may have just spoken, it seems to be over that parts of it. so

of the invest interior until this very moment. we on the next few years of a fucking beachfront, that's a input feed. unplug the city and government of bus outside before he left the office. i mean then in december, the 24th. this is a, it's fine that, that is the time of a policy kind of, uh, uh, if i may say kind of, uh, and it's like a z dictated by outside guns and or the if not the fragment celia or this integrity area. and to taking said, you have to another dimension whether it could be having a piece with this right here. but having tons of, uh, i don't know what kind of a be keeping to see the final away from yet on as they were saying before. now things have changed and people are paying the high price, such a complicated situation indeed. and so many different infections have contributed to the syrian crisis. what do you make of the disparity in interest? do you expect more in fighting? unfortunately i so i personally expect the more intensification and the 5 thing because what happened it a few days ago and even today is a sign that the songs thing is being pretty bad is being done in advance because it is impossible t

of power. how much is the education serious? how about que interior? government says it's the time to stop the recent outbreak of violence. the did send a tech the tech to the front office assignments, not connie windsor, right. to me, it's kind of the view is, takes on increasing the post office to choose. so it's all the neighbors and i'm selling. how much was ford? india's donation of white bull, cricket continues, they come simply beat new zealand to win the championship trophy for the time. the thank you very much for joining us now. israel has cuts off electricity to a vine, so the salvation plants which provides drinking awards. it's around cost a $1000000.00 people in central, as well as southern calls on how mouse is called the move cheap and unacceptable black mile. the facility near the bottom is now or line on generates as well as solar panels and its functioning to reduce capacity. now they're all phase, but the power costs could also affect what's a pumps and sanitation. and it comes as these rolls blockades of food medicine, fuel and even shelves e

water to more than 4000000 people, the hello i'm sort of hired us and this is all their life from the hospital. so coming up, syria's interior and government says it's determined to stop the recent outbreak of violence, of the hundreds of people killed in crystal cities the, the techno crap. so fist assignments, small connie wins the right to be kind of the review as takes increasingly hostile execute. so it's, you know, the name of the right now ministry seems to feel the crowd is so these are a die hard supporters who come out for a run. they basically celebrating the temporary chas. doris, thanks comes present. raleigh support. so she navigates a potential trade pool with fun. no, the name of the israel has console for electricity to avoid toll the solid nation cloths and that provides drinking water is around for a 1000000 people in central as well as southern garza and her mouth was cool. to move cheap and unacceptable black smell, the facility name data is about a has now or line on generates is and solar panels and functioning as to reduce capacity. it's fair. the power cost could also affect water pumps and sanitation. the move com

i'm sort of hired us and this is out there live from the hospital. so coming up syria's interior and government says it's determined to stop the recent outbreak of violence off the hundreds of people killed in crystal city.

board of regents posted a letter to doug burgum trump's secretary of interior, and says haskell is an important part of the federal government's commitment to enhancing the quality of life for indian people. we, of the haskell board of regents, ask you to relieve haskell from the burden of losing its valuable personnel who help fulfill the school's important and legally required mission. let's hone in on that for a moment. the government has a legally required mission to help tribal universities like haskell to begin to understand why here's important critical history. a recent article in the kansas city star newspaper explains haskell's origins. founded by the u.s. army in 1884, haskell was birthed from tragedy. it was created as an indian boarding school where children were removed from their parents and tribal nations to be stripped of their culture and heritage and assimilated into white america. children died there, a graveyard for 103 children at the southern edge of the campus. speaks to that legacy today. haskell says it welcomes more than 800 students every year to their campus in kansas. and those young people repres

that has seized the opened the summit and called for an independent committee to govern garza for an interior in periods of time. and how many that missile advocate egypt has always worked in cooperation with our brothers and palestine. it is towards forming an administrative commission from professional independent palestinian technocrats because take the reins of affairs of highway and because of this commission will be responsible for overseeing the relief a whole. so for a permanent and in 3rd period of time to pay for the weight for the time of the promise to me and move forward to administer goals are welcome. well, my jump june joins me now live on set to unpack all of this. uh huh. how does you've been listening to all of the different leaders from around the region speaking the what have they've been saying so far? well, sorry, you heard there an extreme point that was raised from pleasure having the capacity of egypt in his opening remarks. and he was talking about this committee of palestinian technocrats, essentially taking the lead for an interim period in gaza. and that's something that's com

the government goes up for an interior in periods of time. how many that missile advocate egypt has always worked in cooperation with our brothers and palestine at the thoughts forming an administrative commission from professional independent palestinian technocrats because take the reins of affairs of highway. and because of this commission will be responsible for overseeing the relief a whole, so for a permanent and in 3rd period of time to pay for the weight for the time of the promise to me and move forward. to administer garza, that is how much i'm joe. joins me now here on site. it's on top corner of what we've been hearing so far. um, how much who has been speaking already and what have saved been saying just out of the most prominent speaker, obviously so far has been a different program just for to has ccn in his opening remarks. he talked about this being a very complicated regional crisis that is being faced right now that the people that have gathered the countries that have gathered there in cairo are gathered by a painful reali

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california, calling on elon musk and his department of government efficient sit to pull back on the firings and cuts that have impacted the interior department. >> the cuts are expected to be a key topic of president trump's speech tomorrow night. it will be his first time speaking there in his second term since he took office a month and a half ago. >> leading us off, gabe gutierrez. federal workers were given another ultimatum by elon musk. they were being told to once again list five things they did at work last week or risk termination. do we have any more clarity about what workers were told to respond to that? >> reporter: not a whole lot more clarity. there's still a lot of confusion among the federal workforce about how to respond because several agencies are giving conflicting advice on whether and how workers should respond to the new e-mail from elon musk. again, as you said, workers getting that e-mail over the weekend for the second time asking them to list five accomplishments over the past week. so this all comes as the trump administration moves forward in its effort to slash the federal workforce. the nooa, even t

interior? >> are to be both of you. this is -- the bloat in federal government is so huge.27% out of the state of north dakota which was pretty lean because states have to have balanced budgets. even with that pressure, still able to cut 27% out in the first four months. so exciting to have elon musk leading this effort, opening his jacket, talking about tech support. we have so failed to modernize federal government. the systems -- we still have people receiving information by fax machines and interior. so there is such an opportunity to modernize what were doing, and we could end up more responsive, get permits done faster, via jobs for federal employees that have more meaningful and purpose because so much of what's being done today is just outdated and inefficient. >> john: elon musk about to joe rogan on his podcast the other day, saying the situation he believed was worse than he ever could have imagined. just listen to how he put it. >> i thought it would be that, but i did not think it would be as bad as this. the good news is it is a target rich environment. it is

tons of rock was used to build a seawall around an existing sand ball then followed by filling the interior with dredge material from the bay which was consistent of modern sand. the federal governmenttruction ask three permanent buildings which would serve as a potential future airport. treasure island was constructed at the same time as the bay bridge and it was a project of works progress administration to construct this island, which was initially used to host the golden gate international exposition. >> carnival gone big. it was busy. >> it was going to become an airport after the exposition but it was turned over to the navy and turned over to a military base for the next 50 years. >> 1941, the united states army moved to treasure island as america prepared for world war ii. the island was a major training and education center with 4.5 million personnel shipped overseas from triangle. after the war ended in 1945, treasure island was slalthed to be an airport -- slated to be an airport but aviation changed and the clipper were no longer in regular service, and the island was never developed as an airport. the navy continued their presence on treasure island. during the cold war

tons of rock was used to build a seawall around an existing sand ball then followed by filling the interior with dredge material from the bay which was consistent of modern sand. the federal governmentfor construction ask three permanent buildings which would serve as a potential future airport. treasure island was constructed at the same time as the bay bridge and it was a project of works progress administration to construct this island, which was initially used to host the golden gate international exposition. >> carnival gone big. it was busy. >> it was going to become an airport after the exposition but it was turned over to the navy and turned over to a military base for the next 50 years. >> 1941, the united states army moved to treasure island as america prepared for world war ii. the island was a major training and education center with 4.5 million personnel shipped overseas from triangle. after the war ended in 1945, treasure island was slalthed to be an airport -- slated to be an airport but aviation changed and the clipper were no longer in regular service, and the island was never developed as an airport. the navy continued their presence on treasure island. during the

of issues right now. the state wants the federal government to take over a lot of its border enforcement activity and focus on interiorgration. vice president vance was on the border. he did see the wall. he told reporters he was very surprised by the wall. he was surprised, he marveled over it. it is an 18 to 30 foot steel wall. it is pretty significant to see it for yourself. he's now pushing -- he is hopeful come he said, the president trouble get the rest of the wall done by 2029 before trump leaves office. trump had 450 miles of wall, over 700 miles funded through congress, funds that he redirected from the treasury and defense department. he only got 450 miles done. it's a 2000 mile border. you have about 700 miles of wall across the entire border, so he would have to put up 1300 miles. the remaining include some of the most difficult terrains to put up a wall in. vance didn't make a promise. he protected himself from saying that he broke a promise, but it's a lot of wishful thinking, you could say, about what vice president vance said about the wall this week. host: our guest, anna giaritelli, is a homeland sec

of issues right now. the state wants the federal government to take over a lot of its border enforcement activity and focus on interiorgration. vice president vance was on the border. he did see the wall. he told reporters he was very surprised by the wall. he was surprised, he marveled over it. it is an 18 to 30 foot steel wall. it is pretty significant to see it for yourself. he's now pushing -- he is hopeful come he said, the president trouble get the rest of the wall done by 2029 before trump leaves office. trump had 450 miles of wall, over 700 miles funded through congress, funds that he redirected from the treasury and defense department. he only got 450 miles done. it's a 2000 mile border. you have about 700 miles of wall across the entire border, so he would have to put up 1300 miles. the remaining include some of the most difficult terrains to put up a wall in. vance didn't make a promise. he protected himself from saying that he broke a promise, but it's a lot of wishful thinking, you could say, about what vice president vance said about the wall this week. host: our guest, anna giaritelli, is a homeland sec

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