around me, cory, some of romani, about the james jeffrey 24 hours today. i'll just or we'll continue to report on the war on garza with all reporters around the world in israel and the occupied westbank and on the ground in gaza. you'll also find more context and analysis on our website, which is there a dot com. what are we discussing next time on the program? let us know your suggestions on our facebook page. about facebook dot com forward slash ha, inside story on on x. the social network formerly known as twitter. well, at a inside story for me, james, based on the team here in doha, all see you again soon, bye for now. the as the situation in gaza escalate. we bring you expertise and analysis what the world is allowing these really wanting to do not only have the 2 children, but now they're going to kill the patients in hospitals. all the people that suffer from children. so people are starting, the whole system is collapsing was broken up that stay with us for the latest developments on tuesday and the stream is back and you can be part of it. join m

jeffrey. i'm gonna call you james from now on. um, do you agree with him or your wife? uh, the core american role in the world since 1947, 48. and we haven't read many different roles. is to maintain a global collective security system to ensure. busy the major global actors do not stop nothing out of the states destroying our views from mazda is language extinguish, other nation states, because that puts us down the road to worldwide. why don't know why to that is the most important issue for us foreign policy. joe biden sees it and is absolutely right. okay, around the country, that was 2 weeks into the war. we now 6 weeks into the walt, rather a lot has changed the death toll and gauze it has risen dramatically. it's not even being counted anymore. israel has besieged hospitals and raised rate and re did the biggest one. israel is also despite the 2 thirds of gauze as population. and the un is now saying that the risk of starvation and chronic disease, do you think by now finds himself on the wrong side of history? i think he probably does. i don't, i don't think by

jason, sarah, margaret, hugo, john michael, casey, james earl carter iv, joshua jeffrey carter, jameslton carter, errol kelly, and sarah elizabeth reynolds. this is very much -- we had a feeling for it in the interview you did, a family that much like the couple that people admired, a family that people often admired. >> admired and, you know, he was telling me how they used to sit down for dinner and that it was always -- >> let me just -- obviously saw the vice president, you see melania trump, you see michelle obama, laura bush, hillary clinton, former president bill clinton, and behind them, the current president, joe biden, first lady dr. jill biden, who are coming as we're about to begin this tribute. let me allow you to finish your thought as we wait for the casket to be brought into the church. >> as we watched chip carter walk in, the middle son, he was saying how at the dinner table, rosalynn carter would always support the children's ideas. she would fight for the ideas and guess who was the one that always would say hang on a second, what's the proof behind that, of course

that nobody's listening and instead is trying to bury their heads in the sam, jeffrey um, and with the policy you're going to james, can i say the problem is the united nations. there is the difference between the war crime is gluten and nation. yahoo, bruce irene, discriminatory cummings should be loose. and yet the united nations is actually help seats not be for its purpose because the security council, this general assembly is merely talking shop. the security council has this big power vito where a rush of the to is it really river space solution. the tries do get to cease fire in ukraine. don't negotiate shoes. and of course america last week, v to a cease fire resolution in relation to gaza. so us, southern un, jeffrey, jeffrey, the u. n. is also the useless. what about the international criminal court? because they came out with, with an arrest warrant for platinum, it pushing and praise heels is going to use the international criminal world to do the criminal product to attack it in this case. geoffrey, or do you think that is going to be a great deal of pressure to stop the prosecute to cream con, bringi

nobody's listening and instead is trying to bury their heads in the sand. jeffrey um and waiting for the policy. you're going to james, can i say the problem is the united nations. there is no difference between the war crimes gluten and nathan, yahoo, bruce, irene, discriminatory cummings of the list. and yet the united nations is absolutely health seats. not be for its purpose because of the security council. they generally send these men even talking shop. the security council has this big power vito where russia does it really, really space solution. the tries do get to cease fire in ukraine, don't negotiate actions. and of course america last week, the tude a cease fire resolution in relation to gaza, southern us southern you and jeffrey, jeffrey the u. n. is often the useless. what about the international criminal court? because they came out with, with an arrest warrant for platinum, it pushing and praise heels is going to there's nothing to sing the international criminal world to do between the criminal problem. in this case, geoffrey, or do you think there's going to be a great deal of pressure to stop the

jeffrey says, talking about the james bulger killer, he says this person's being given anonymity beforeled. so why give him a second chance? he's actually, i think, as i understand, on his fourth, if i identity, john says what on earth is wrong with this country? why is he even being considered for parole ? phil considered for parole? phil says, i am convinced if he is let out, he will do something bad again. he seems beyond help and actually, craig makes a good point. he's asking, are james venables family even allowed to hear the hearing? so whilst they're not allowed to be there, is there any way they're allowed to hear it? i don't know how that would work. maybe an audio feed somewhere. i actually don't know the answer that, but know the answer to that, but i do i suspect the answer to do think i suspect the answer to thatis do think i suspect the answer to that is no. lots coming. your way tonight. i want to talk to you also the you about ofcom. also the armistice protests. armistice day protests. what's going those ? gary says. going on with those? gary says. are you going to ment

said by the distinguished historian h w brands james, a lecture with the antiquarian but eerily relevant title founding partizans hamilton madison jeffrey, son adams and the brawling birth of american politics. by the way, here, said an advanced copy of the book, which will be in bookstores soon. i believe, which promises to be a provocative read. professor brands is the jack s blanton senior chair in history at the university of texas at austin, which is his doctoral mater. he's the author of over 30 books, two of which have been finalists for the pulitzer prize. and in discussing my introduction, he said he'd be happy with a brief biography. so i'm not going to recite all 30 of those titles to you. but here's a sampling of them. the moneymen andrew jackson. the age of gold. the first american tr. the strange death of american liberalism. what america owes the world. lonestar nation and the devil we knew. henry william brandes was born in portland, oregon, where he lived until he went to college at stanford university and studied history and mathematics. after graduating, he became a traveling salesman with a territory that spanned the

i'm always like -- i feel like jeffrey tambor from "arrested development" is one that i'm always -- can we work tambor into that scene, do you think? james's always the other way. you're out shopping your tambor. >> yes, exactly. i'm slinging it out to anybody who will - >> seth: i'm very excited about this cause i know what jeffrey tambor sounds like, but i can't even begin to think what an impression of jeffrey tambor - >> it was one of the things that i auditioned for "snl" with, were it was jeffrey tambor, and he was at a gamestop trying to figure out a problem with his nintendo switch. >> seth: great [ laughter ] >> he's like, "hi, what is your name jason? um, we were here last week, and -- and -- you sold us a nintendo switch lite, and -- and -- isn't the promise of a nintendo switch that it switches [ light laughter ] the switch that you sold us, it doesn't switch you're a very rude boy [ laughter ] and you should have told me that buster, sit down, buster!" [ laughter ] >> seth: you also -- [ cheers and applause i -- i've been lucky enough to be a judge on the show "beat bobby flay." >> yes >> seth: i know that's a dream of yours

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