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national security advisor jake sullivan. >> in the coming days nato will announce robust new measuresincluding a new nato military command in germany led by a three star general that will launch a train, equipping and force developing program for ukrainian troops. a pledge from all i lies to collectively provide -- all allies to collectively provide at least 40 billion euros of assistance this year and a new nato senior representative in kyiv, f appointed by the secretary-general, that will deepen the alliance and serve as the focal point for nato engagement with senior craney and officials. anchor: joining me from the summit is the bbc's helena humphrey. what are we expecting to happen tonight, president biden is expected to make remarks. reporter: it will be a high-stakes address it is fair to say. you might be able to hear the marine orchestra playing behind me as we wait for president biden to arrive at the auditorium. this was somewhere witness to history in 1949 when the nato treaty was signed in the ashes of world war ii and i think it's fair to say that democrats hope history

we heard from jake sullivan a few moments ago talking about how the nato summit is going.ring that at least according to the national security advisor, there's been a lot of praise for president biden and everything he is doing for ukraine. the president trying to focus on preserving global alliances. one more thing we have just learned, first lady dr. jill biden will not be at the solo press conference this afternoon. she will be hosting world leaders at camp david. the spouses of world leaders at camp david. the white house is trying to manage a balancing act. knowing they have to get the president in front of a lot of eyes this afternoon and over the next couple days, they are trying to maintain that he does have a day job and he is trying to focus on this nato summit. >> ali, talk to us about the congressional democrats. refusing to take yes for an answer from the president. the president said he decided, starting with nancy pelosi's extraordinary comments on "morning joe" the other day, indicating they are not accepting that, they they still are sounding off, and a lo

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i think this was the moment jake sullivan died inside.on't know if you listened to jamie harrison. he said joe biden gave a master class in press conferences. >> bill: i think the story from last night is -- we can agree on this. the performance was good enough to continue. he wants to get to sunday. if he gets to sunday the rnc gets going in milwaukee and he lives to fight for another week. >> dana: the best of all worlds for trump and worst of all worlds for the democrats. there we go. >> of course, america can't unsee what they saw in the debate and can't unsee what they saw in this press conference and it's -- certainly there is confusion going on. the bigger confusion he may be confused but he is actually capable of doing the job. but what we know that he is surrounded by people that are co-conspirators in this thing. >> dana: republicans ripping president biden's defiant press conference. do top democrats think it helped? cnn think president obama and nancy pelosi have talked about biden's campaign. the end of his candidacy is a mat

it was wiki leaks that exposed jake sullivan. biden's, now national security advisor ryan speaking, how kind that was on the same side as the usa. it was leaking, leaks that exposed the present head of the ca, explaining the u. s. propagation of russia that would lead to war in europe. well is of course before his torture by britain.

that is not something india and easier from jake sullivan as a fact in the world. it's something we can take into account for the strategic dialogue with india. >> about a year ago cia director bill burns director of national and intelligence went to india and raise concerns about with the indian government suspicions the indian government been involved in the assassination of an activist in vancouver. what turned out to be a sordid d assassination plot in new york also against the activists. we are a year on have you received satisfactory explanations from india about what happened or didn't happen? >> first about we are very transparent about this publicly, with congress, with others. and obviously that is a carefully executed plan. i sat down and said we are going to go in the following order and actually talk to the indians about what her expectations are and light of what we have learned. we are going to work through until we see an outcome that we think is satisfactory. i do not think there's a lot of value in talking of the nature of that conversation public

tony blinken, jake sullivan, the whole team have just been in and out of the middle east and above all, ambassador bill burns, but as ben said a moment ago, the israelis have been pulling back, and hamas has been pulling back. both sides have manipulated this long series of conversations to the detriment of these hostages, so look. bibi really has three audiences here. two of which we've discussed, a u.s. audience. he's going to seek to show that he can work with both sides, we'll see how successful he is. his second audience, obviously is in israel. and we've talked about what he's trying to do there, shore up his right flank, hold on to power. he's doing this right before the knesset. their congress goes out for three months, so those two audiences, i think we understand. there's a third audience here. it's teheran. he is going to signal to teheran the resolution of israel. you saw it most recently in the attacks against the houthi proxies on the coast of the red sea blowing up. a major port there. 2,000 mile. benjamin netanyahu will be also speaking to the iranians. here in this adm

but as we discussedñr yesterday with jake sullivan, we understand that the entire israeli intelligence be released in phase one, it is the women, the elderly, which includesçóÑi steve Ñispeegle an hirsch, who was injured. his arm was amputated. he would come out in that first group, phase one. >> well,çóÑi we don't know. we have no idea. we don't make the lists. there'sçó no way to guess what' going to be. we have said all along, the same way you don't count your chickens before they're hatched, you don't count your hostages until you're hugging them at home. it seems like the deal is not imminently happening. we have a long time to still be hopeful and optimistic and praying, but we have no way to know.ñrÑi >> the deal, as we understand it, continues to be for all of theÑiÑiÑi hostages, maybe in dit faces, b+añ it's so important w do a deal that brings home everybody. it might takóçó some time, but everybodyçó has to come Ñihome. and that is the plan. >> the plan is for a six-week cease-fire and then to ñrextendt as long as it's still relevant. that's when the other hostages would get

who are involved in foreign policy there in the current administration, be it anthony blinken, jake sullivans can already be observed there from the middle of the second half of twenty- three. yes, the biden administration's foreign policy has gone completely wrong scolding, there was first a failed ukrainian counter-offensive, and then the conflict of israel, the gaza strip, palestine, but zelensky, by the way, is not to be envied now, i wonder how i saw abbas juma in the telegram channel, he says: you see, the curse is working assad, well, yes, another one has disappeared, but again zelensky’s curse works, a tactful character, that’s how it is, everyone is being demolished, well, it’s interesting, vladimir vladimirovich. yes, you know, in fact, when i hear there that the biden team made a decision at the last moment, in fact, i also pay attention to how the staff of biden’s office, official ones, and his representatives, on friday, saturday, this morning, said that no, that’s it, it’s ironclad, it won’t be removed, the decision accepted, in fact, as cnn and a number of other agencies are n

amy: that is national security advisor jake sullivan speaking at the atlantic magazine festival.mber 2023. jeremy scahill, your response? and speaking with hamas officials, talk about their response. >> let's remember that in may 2021, israel engaged in an 11 day heavy bombing campaign against gaza. at the heart of that was the attempt to evict people from the jerusalem -- occupied east jerusalem of shaikh jarrah as well as clashes at the al-aqsa mosque the netanyahu government was effectively allowing israeli settlers and others to come in and abuse the palestinians, defile the holy site. hamas and jihad launched a series of rockets into israeli territory. about a dozen israeli citizens were killed. netanyahu responded and several palestinians were killed. joe biden was early in his presidency, fully endorsed that but did eventually say, ok, the runway is up. he called netanyahu and two days later netanyahu engages in a brokered ceasefire with egypt. in the two years between those airstrikes in 2021 and the launch of al-aqsa flood on october 7, hamas was watching the biden admin

and jake sullivan bnngs that line.rings his hand to his mouth and looks to the floor as it happens. so they've reacted quite strongly to that incident. the cameras obviously pinged on them constantly during these moments. now, while this is going on, about 20 congressional democrats have said that they want biden to drop out. that's a big number one. senator peter welch from vermont. but it's who's not going public. that's attracting a lot of commentary attracting a lot of commentary at the moment. we do know that former president barack obama and former speaker nancy pelosi are understood to be having private conversations about their concerns about how much more difficult it's now becoming for biden to defeat trump in november. at the same time, other outlets in the us are reporting that there is now a growing unofficial committee to unelect the president from veteran democrats who are organising hourly. speaking to donors. one major donor who has spoken out in the last week as george clooney, the actor now just last

he has briefed president biden and jake sullivan as well. so christopher wray now that the fbi has taken over this investigation there. the lead agency has briefed the president. national security adviser jake sullivan on the status of the investigation as best as the fbi knows it at this point. so all of this is happening as we have been speaking here and looking at these videos and examining what has happened but obviously a clear picture. we are told by the secret service that rooftop was outside of their security perimeter. so anybody going to this event, the people in the rally in the foreground of the camera, in the background sitting behind trump that those individuals would have been screened and gone through magnetometers, making sure there was nothing on their person. certainly no weapons on their person. this shooting appears to have been outside that location. what happened leading up to this. obviously, continued questions, there are calls for congress for briefings from the secret service. that will take place in the coming day

rocket fires are coming across the border from russia, primarily toward kyiv, yet jake sullivan willraine to use everything it has to win this fight. right now they have one hand tied behind their backs. i have asked them repeatedly to lift that restriction. i met with president zelenskyy in paris and singapore and he had a cry for help to change the rules. they change the policy about feinberg cross the border, but limited weapons that can achieve that goal. >> do you think this needs to be an important part of discussion with nato allies this week? >> i had a discussion with stoltenberg and he expressed. for ukraine getting the ability to use any weapons they receive to defend themselves and hit valid military targets in russia. they have to be able to take the fight to russia as russia is attacking them from russia. i think this will be an important step. >> are you confident that would allow ukraine to win? >> they are fighting with restrictions. if you remove the restrictions, you will increase their ability to be successful. >> this comes at the same time we have seen viktor or

describing american's indifference to the settlement expansion, they it was, i think i believe it was jake sullivan, the security advisor for biden that like four days before october 7th published this piece, maybe it was two days uh in foreign affairs and prestigious establishment uh foreign policy journal where he... he talks about the quiet and says nothing about palestine and then he actually has to like change the article uh few days later after what happened so the americans until hamas uh launched their operations october 7th they were happy to just see israel you stealing more and more palestinian land and oh it's quote unquote quiet and and that's good for us and the like now with regards to uh the regional implications i think the regional implications are really serious i mean i think this still has the possibility of leading to a you know regional war and and it's you know there's obviously fighting uh with the against san americans are bombing and there's that which is completely tied to israel's holocaust in gaza. also there's of course the um the on the lebanese uh front uh there's y

i think it's - very important to parse the words of jake sullivan, he spoke about the military commandthere's been a great argument inside nato about what this thing will mean for that would be a command, a mission? apparently the germans were quite nervous about calling it a mission. that was too serious and in military terms. the notion of a command support, the continuing technical assistance to ukraine on the military front and also to ensure coherent training for the ukrainian armed forces going forward. that's has a very strong message. i think what i am hearing out ofjake sullivan message. i think what i am hearing out of jake sullivan smiled is that the alliance has come to a very good place in terms of its consensus around continued long—term support for ukraine. also to ensure it it is centred in the alliance and not too dependent on the united states of america. that's an important point here. the alliance is looking for ways, you could call a trump proving that i really think about it as establishing the institutional basis for a long term cooperation among allies as the un

the american's indifference to the settlement expansion, they it was i think i believe it was jake sullivan, the security advisor for biden that like four days before october 7th published this piece, maybe two days uh in foreign affairs and prestigious establishment uh foreign policy journal where he he talks about the quiet and says nothing about palestine and then he actually has like change the article uh few days later after what happened, so the americans until hamas uh launched their operations october 7, they were happy to just see israel stealing more and more palestinian land and oh it's quote and quiet and and that's good for us and the like now with regards to uh the regional implication, i think the regional implications are really serious, i mean i think this still has the possibility of leading to a regional war and and it's you know there's obviously fighting uh with against yemen, the americans are bombing, there's that which is completely tied israel's holocaus to gaza, also there's of course the um the on the lebanese front uh there's you know i think 550 lebanes have bee

the american's indifference to the settlement expansion, they it was, i think, i believe it was jake sullivan, the security advisor for biden that like four days before october 7th published this piece, maybe it was two days uh in foreign affairs and prestigious establishment uh foreign policy journal where he he talks about the quiet and says nothing about palestine and then he actually has to like change the article uh few days later after what happened. so the americans until hamas uh launched their operation october 7th, they were happy to just see israel you stealing more and more palestinan land and oh it's quote unquote quiet and and that's good for us and the like. now with regards to uh regional implications, i think the regional implications are really serious. i mean i think this still has the possibility of leading to a you know regional war and and it's you know there's obviously fighting uh with the against yemen, the americans are bombing. and there's that which is completely tied to israel's uh holocaust in gaza, also there's of course the um the on the lebanese uh front uh th

jake sullivan, the national security security advisor of the white house says the temporary pier to deliver aid is going to be permanently shut down after the military failed to reanchor it after it broke away. >>> there was drama in the courtroom at the alec baldwin trial. t the gun went off, killing halyna hutchins. the armorer on the fatal film is expected to testify as well. hannah gutierrez reed is also serving a 18-month sentence, and baldwin could face the same if convicted. >>> in charlotte, north carolina a 16-year-old and 8-year-old have been arrested, suspected of a drive-by shooting spree in the city. >> reporter: a pair of stunning arrests in charlotte north carolina. police taking two teens into custody, who they say are responsible for five random shootings that left the community on edge over a two-day manhunt. >> it's one thing when we have a shooting spree between two, maybe rival gangs. but this is random and just completely unusual. >> reporter: 18-year-old carlos roberto diaz and an unidentified 16-year-old now facing first degree murder among other charges. while their

secretary of state anthony blinken, defense secretary lloyd austin and national security adviser jake sullivanvel of support be at least the same as under president biden, who had a special attitude towards ukraine? unanswered questions. on the other hand, donald trump. he promises to end the war in 24 hours, and... reveals that he has his own peace plan. the publication politico previously reported that his team is apparently seriously considering the option of the agreement with the kremlin, which provides for territorial concessions to ukraine and its refusal to join nato. after meeting with trump on the sidelines of the republican party convention, ex-prime minister of britain boris johnson published in the tabloid newspaper, the daily mail, his version of the peace plan, there about increasing the military. support for ukraine, intentions to push russia to the borders on february 24, and measures to protect the rights of russian speakers in ukraine to help putin save face. finally , the us secretary of state in the trump administration, mike pompeo, and david urban, the head of a lobbying

national security advisor jake sullivan said on friday that getting evan gershkovich home is a top priority administration. >> all i can tell you is we are laser focused on this. we are determined to make it happen. i will consider it one of the most important things between now and the end of the year and especially now and the end of the month for us to try to get him home. host: evan gershkovich's conviction for espionage is the first of a u.s. journalist in russia since the cold war ended more than 30 years ago. however there is speculation of a possible prisoner exchange between russia and the u.s. in the future. our russia editor steve rosenberg sent this report. correspondent: the trial was behind closed doors. but the verdict -- for the verdict, we were allowed in. but where was evan gershkovich? there, almost hidden from the cameras, in the far corner of the glass cage that is the dock in a russian courtroom. he looked like he had lost weight. the judge found him guilty of spying. and sentenced the wall street journal reporter to 16 years in a high-security penal colony. what just

i but the language about victory, it's interesting. jake sullivan, the national security adviser spoke here today, and he very much spoke about the success for the frame failure. for russia. he says a shift in words. i don't think we quite know what the speeds. how would success, different from victory was failure? different from last are the words victory and boss to cataclysmic in a way is failure and success more palatable? and can we define success in a more flexible way? in some ways? uh, technically this can help you prayed, finish and complete its path towards 0 atlantic integration to getting into the european union to receiving a letter of invitation for nato. but again, there's a concern that all of this feels a little machine. it is in precise. how does ukraine remain in the strongest possible position? and how does the pressure learn that its invasion of ukraine was a catastrophic failure and one that it should not attempt anywhere else? the lack of repetition is going to be very important. but again, there are, there is word play and i think what is important is to show ac

but presidential advisor jake sullivan made a rather risky statement that the united states and ukrainere preparing for some kind of military operation against russia, which they consider a response to what is called here the incident with the okhmaded hospital. and here's what sullivan said about it. we are working with the ukrainians to understand the attack on the hospital and respond at it with strength and vigor, thanks to the decisions made by president biden in cooperation with allies and partners, we will ensure that ukraine continues to receive the air defense missiles needed for all the batteries that we our allies are now supplying, and the united states, denmark and the netherlands together began transfer of f-16s to ukrainian forces, ukrainian pilots will fly these f-16s. this summer, well, in total, in the final nato declaration, russia and ukraine were mentioned more than 100 times, while the alliance claims that it is not looking for confrontation with moscow, but precisely moscow, as well as beijing, remain the main threat to nato. dmitry melnikov and pavel kostrikov, n

it is jake sullivan and your administration that has but the restrictions on these weapons. i talked to them and they cannot achieve victory with these restrictions that you, not the congress have placed on them. i hope that you will take that back to the national security advisor and the national security council and change this policy decision that is very dangerous and damaging to the ukrainian people. my time is expired. i now recognize mr. sherman. >> mr. secretary, thank you for being here and presenting your budget request which i strongly support. -- did more for america than any other foreigner yet he remains in jail in pakistan. all-americans are dedicated to his release that some not dedicated enough to agree with pakistan for a trade. i would hope that you would urge the administration to make such a trade. i am confident the pakistanis would accept it. obviously they should release him without conditions. it is very hard to ask any other non-american to cooperate with the united states when the person who did the most for us remains in jail. i hope that you woul

and it seems that washington simply calling to get over it. us national security advisor jake sullivan says washington takes issue with the indian leader hugging block me a person. we never want to see countries that we care about who are partners and friends of ours shop in moscow and boot. and india has a historic relationship with russia that they're not going to cut off. but we do believe that we want to continue to have a deep dialogue within the about the specifics and the nature of that relationship and whether intervals over time. well, no. the moody of arrived in moscow at the beginning of july, taking his 1st foreign biological visit off to his re election. now the indian and russian leaders discuss energy and defense cooperation, freight and space development. moody, as you can see in these pictures here, also received russia's highest. they do this. while the indian prime minister was a most go us state department space person, matthew mila expressed is concerned. we need to at least close ties with russia. a heavy duty is a strategic partner with whom we engage in a full a

the us president's national security adviser, jake sullivan , recently said that if russia tries to expand its offensive front, ukraine will be allowed to reach targets at greater distances. what do american generals say about it? yes, all the generals who participated in this discussions, focus on the fact that it is necessary to remove all possible bans on the use of western weapons, both geographical bans and bans on the type of weapons, on the type of class of weapons that ukraine can use. and it is about the fact that the united states also needs to change its strategy and not just react to russia's actions, restrain russia, but not be restrained. i suggest listening to general breedlove's opinion on this matter. we studied the principles: restrain your enemy, don't let him restrain you. try to take initiative and support the initiative. we did not cope with both tasks, there are three of us. and we do not react to what is happening, to what russia is doing. we are not taking the initiative against russia because we are being held back. so i would like us to take it to a new level, in

been discussing along day for past two days prepared to us hear from secretary antony blinken and jake sullivan tomorrow about what they learned last 3 years with dealing with it, thank you both and i thank you all, good evening

aspen security forum where you met a number of important figures including antony blinken and jake sullivan have they had to say about a return of trump, if anything? those predated what happened this morning. michael: they did not talk much about trump. they talked about policy and among the delegates from republican and democratic sides there was a lot of concern about trump's return and j.d. vance. very impressive politician. someone who does not take traditional stances. his policy is different from the policies you associate with the gop. strong approach to defense. quite a lot of uncertainty and concern about what trump's return might create. paul: let's look at alliances over the past two years. the quad, or guess, what is the future? michael: well, to start with harris, we us you that harris will inherit most of the policies of biden. asian diplomacy has been the greatest strength of biden. she was present at a lunch for albanese and said she was a big supporter. so you would expect continuity. trump is much harder to judge. j.d. vance and trump support or cas, but everything depend

criticised mr gershkovich�*s sentencing in a statement, writing, quote: us national security adviser jake sullivanas one of the journalists at the verdict in moscow, and sent this report. the trial was behind closed doors. for the verdict, we were allowed in, but where was evan gershkovich? there, almost hidden from the cameras in the far corner of the glass cage that is the dock in a russian courtroom. he looked like he'd lost weight. thejudge found him guilty of spying and sentenced the wall street journal reporter to 16 years in a high—security penal colony. whatjust happened in this courtroom is unprecedented in the history of modern russia. an americanjournalist convicted of espionage in a trial that was held behind closed doors — a trial that us officials have dismissed as a sham. evan gershkovich�*s employer condemned the verdict. he isn't a spy. he's a journalist. he was on a reporting trip. he was gathering news. this is completely cooked up. it's a total sham and, you know, the whole thing is just utterly appalling. evan gershkovich was arrested at this steakhouse in yekaterinburg. he wa

moody visited moscow in washington and can't seem to get over at us national security advisor. jake sullivan says, washington takes issue with the indian leader hugging vladimir. but we never want to see countries that we care about who are partners and friends of ours shop in moscow. and i'll put them in india has a historic relationship with russia that they're not going to cut off. but we do believe that we want to continue to have a deep dialogue within the about the specifics and the nature of that relationship and whether edible is over time to render. mowdy arrived in moscow at the beginning of july, taking his 1st foreign bilateral visit after his re election. the russian and indian leaders discuss energy and defense, cooperation, trade and face developments. moody also received russia's highest state order for the indian prime minister was in moscow. us state department, so it's chris and matthew miller expressed his concerns over new dallas close ties with russia and do the part of the tool got some in the as a strategic partner with whom we engage in a full and frank dialogue. and

jake sullivan, cia director there's a whole of government efforts to negotiate the release and so on this case i am not the one sitting across the table negotiating and i'm okay with that because you can't have an ego in this business. we have a saying in our office we don't care who comes up with a plan, who negotiates her gets the credit as long as the job is getting done. and the nation definitely they have their foot on the gas and their car is moving forward. >> since you like to talk about how they are going can you give any update on, can you give anything on the latest on this process? >> it's one of those it's just in motion and even if i didn't tell you when i look at my watch things they have already changed but it's best to just let the people that are forward to do what theyar need to do and not talk about it in public. >> another case that is coming up for more than a decade now, can you give an update on what your office thinks? are you still in talking about him at all? >> maybe i will refer back as was reported we did go to damascus h and talk to the syris about the