s. president, jo biden's rating has hit its lowest point with his disapproval figures almost doubling since june last year. some journalists have also been critical of biden for allegedly restricting free press principles enshrined in the iconic u. s. first constitutional amendments are season mitchell blevins pixel. the story the united states prides itself on maintaining the principles of freedom of speech and freedom of the press which are enshrined in the nations constitutional 1st amendment. however, the by an administration has been criticized for doing quite the opposite. and this time, the backlash is coming from members of the media. the current method of allowing a limited number of reporters into these events is not only restrictive and antithetical to the concept of a free press, but has been done without any transparent process into how reporters are selected to cover these events. the continued inability of the white house to be candid and transparent about the selection process for report is attending his remarks, undermines present biden's credibility when he says he's

it's a blow for jo biden's efforts to turn the u. s. economy green. the supreme court has curved the powers of the country's top environmental regulator. the court's ruling restricts the environmental protection agency's the authority to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from power plants. the decision also throws open the possibility of further limitations on the president's power to intervene elsewhere on environmental policy than puts into doubt biden's plans to push businesses to act in an environmentally responsible manner. white house says it's a devastating decision. it aims to take the country backwards. for more on this, i'm joined by louise osborne from d w. environment in the sierra. tyler is thanks a lot for joining us. can you just explain to us in a bit more detail exactly what happened here? ok, so this is a decision that is going to make jo biden's life even more difficult than it already is. it's basically limiting the government's ability to tackle climate change elements, the power of the environmental protection agency to curb carb

ready us troops in saudi arabia, for example, but at the end of the day, the driving factor behind jo biden's unpopularity is be inflation. which is that a 40 year high, the rising cost of gas. ready rising cost of food, americans are just not happy with the biden administration and its performance. editorial director for the reactionary times news and commentary side. julio rivera, you believe the jo biden's presidency began a downward spiral from day one. if you look at all the failures of the budget and ministration has started on day one with his executive orders, you look at the border crisis. you wanted to whole a border construction. immediately after he won the election, he was running around in the media, talking about the possibility of legalizing up to $11000000.00 illegal residents that cause the search to the southern border, which we're still dealing with. you talk about the energy crisis in america. you know, he tries to blame the conflict that's going on in ukraine for the rising price of energy in america. but the truth of the matter, if he was handed an energy independent co

i wouldn't go there. jo biden's arrived in israel now at the start of a 4 day tour of the middle east, the u. s. president trip. however, i didn't get off to the most flawless of starts. i will watch more return to the hollow ground abroad. sherman, the sham to honor 6000000 jewish lives were stolen to the genocide and continue which we must through every every day continue to bear witness to keep alive the truth. and. * honor of the holocaust har, the holocaust honor, those were laws less cross to tel aviv now, and ortiz, policy, or polar, what's expected on this term. how is the u. s. present being received? not too welcoming, particularly not on the palestinian st. there. for example, they'll have been banners and plaque cards that have been lined out in the main streets of cities like bethlehem, where the american president will be meeting with the palestinian president in the coming days and the banners. they say mister president, this is a party of is in line with a recent report that was published by a christian palestinian organization that found that these radio governments a

and with jo biden's ratings reaching another old time low of tease. caleb moore pin has been looking at the public supports for the presidents. polls indicate that the biden administration is not popular. 59 percent, almost 60 percent of americans seem to disapprove of the job. the joe biden is doing. and that is consistent with other polling data that has been taken. an interesting poll that came out earlier this summer showed that 28 percent of americans felt that it would at some point be necessary possibly to take up arms against the american government. that's how alienated that they feel. now this discontent has manifested itself on the streets of america. here's a recent incident where a heckler confronted 1st lady jill, by the way, now joe biden has provided his critics a series of bloopers, of which they control him on the internet and point out his flaws. joe biden seems to have quite a habit of reading off instructions either in his notes or in a teleprompter. not being clear what it is he supposed to be speaking about and saying, and rather what it is that our instruction

on the 1st day of jo biden's trip to the kingdom, the u. s. president says they agree to work together to extend it sees fine yemen that includes assistance in the delivery of humanitarian aid. they're also working on global energy security to increase production in the wake of rising prices. i. but while campaigning to be president biden had vowed to make saudi arabia a pariah over the 2018 murder of journalist remark, shoji by now says, he told the crown prince bomb had been summoned directly that he believes he was personally responsible for the chan less murder we discussed human rights, the need for political reform. as always i was always do. i made clear that the topic was vitally important to me and to the united states. respect to the murder of co shogi. i raise it at the top of the median, make it clear what i thought of it in the time. and what i think of it now, and it was exactly i was straightforward in direct, in discussion. i made my view, crystal clear. i said, very straightforward way for an american president to be silent

and this doesn't spell well for the congressional elections for jo biden's democratic party. they need to maintain control of the u. s. congress if joe biden wants to continue his legislative agenda. so this is a challenge for job by then. he needs to get some deliverables and so far it is not looking good as our white house correspondent, kimberly hall could. kimberly thank you very much indeed. joining me now here and said is, i'll just see the senior political analyst ma, one bashar from what kimberly is saying this is not working on in terms of foreign policy victory for the, by the ministration. not playing that well back in the u. s. how do you think this is being regarded within the middle east region and north africa, the wider area? well, it seems like it's almost failed before it started. there's a general impression that by the owners here in order to support discern givers or even more support than it's got before. and risk. clarify what are the by them assertion position is and was to the under sun what that is. and out we were waiting for our not sure surprises o

a lot of eyes are now turning to the last leg of jo biden's, middle east tour, his visit to saudi arabia where his plane has just touched dine. the part of the trip was raised more than a few eyebrows after the president previously about to make the country and i'd cast over the murder of journalists jamal cars shoji. however, now the word pariah has been quietly dropped in favor of partner. well let's bring in these cars for paul asleep on this. hi there are paula. yeah, quite a you turn by president biden on we had as regards not language tickets through that and indeed the trip itself it certainly has been a u turn in terms of jo biden's commons and the policy of the united states. as you correctly said, the american president is now in jetta in saudi arabia. this is the 3rd and final leg of his trip to the middle east. earlier. he was in israel and the palestinian territories, not when by 1st came into office. he wasn't shy about calling saudi arabia, a pariah state. this coming from the lead of a country that often regards itself as the bastion of human rights, as the policeman, if

that's in the wake of jo biden's, much hyped, but ultimately lack luster. trip to the middle east. and sri lanka is acting, president, slams western sanctions against russia, saying they're only bringing 3rd world countries like the impoverished south asian nation to their need with just after 5 pm here in moscow. and you're watching our t international. i'm donald quarter. welcome to the program. now, up to 254 and mercenaries have been killed in russia's latest strikes on ukrainian military sites inside the danielle people's republic. that's according to russia's defense ministry. here. some of the latest footage released by moscow showing multiple rocket launches against gets in the combat zone. defense ministry also says its forces have destroy ukrainian nationalist formations and the countries char, costco region, as well as multiple military asset troops press on with their advance. it's inside don, boss as russia led to the bay were reportedly damaged in that attack. and in the late neighboring lugens people's republic. russian forces are restoring order. busy and the key ci

we'll take on jo biden's trip to the middle east. thank you for joining us and thank you. meanwhile, the biden administration is facing accusations of double standards elsewhere in the middle east. and human rights activists has slammed whitehouse plans to set up a new international committee to investigate abuses in yemen extensively at the hands of saudi arabia. now he believes the proposed body is a flawed initiative from the thoughts they are working on a very, very bad mechanism that can replace that you ends. first of all, the starting point is that the mandate is weak and 2nd, it is not independent at all. according to reports, the us state department is considering including representatives from humans, presidential leadership council in the new committee. that grouping, however, has close ties with saudi arabia. itself has been the focus of investigations over the war in yemen. it comes as a u. s. congressional watchdog released a report last month, stating that the u. s. has not fully investigated its own role in perpetuatin

she chance lugens people's republic oil prices are on the rise following jo biden's trip to the middle east where he failed to secure more accessible oil imports for the u. s. market artie's caleb bob and explains how the anticipated tor ended with biden taking flack on the home front. now, many americans were hoping that by going to saudi arabia, the u. s. president could convince the country to increase oil output and thus dropped the price. however, that has clearly not results. it gas prices remain high, and oil output from saudi arabia remains pretty much the same. the important to note that the crown prince of saudi arabia mohammed ban solomon and joe biden exchanged a fist bomb the new york times reporter referred to it as a chilly fist box. now many in the press are noting that this seems to be quite ironic as joe biden did promise to make saudi arabia a pariah state. in the aftermath of the killing of jamal shoji. and while he was running for president, so it seems like joe biden is now vis, bumping with a government that he claimed he was going to make a pariah. in addition t

and those jo biden's in israel aiming to ds, lay tensions in the middle east. according to a new pole. the president's ratings at home among his own party members may have reached a new low. a poll conducted by the new york times on sienna college shows that close to 2 thirds of all democratic voters don't, won't buy, knows they're accounted in the next presidential election, usually seen as a natal dawn situation for sitting leaders with an a key demographic voters under 3094 percent said they want somebody besides biden, on the 2024 ticket. one more than 3 quarters of all those surveyed said that the u . s. is headed in the wrong direction on one percent rated economic conditions as excellent, while 93 percent rated poor are only for it comes to biden's ratings. true loves a round table discussion and cnn. yep. his grandchildren. but other than that, mike who, i mean 94 percent, don't want him who done it again. 90 am a percent democrats under the age of 38 years of attack. some don bout citizens by kia forces or chronicle next year on r t. it is something ra

and us jo biden's in israel aiming to drum up middle eastern support. according to a new poll, the president ratings us home among his own party members appear to have reached a new low, you know, the pool conducted by being york times. college shows that close to 2 thirds all vol democratic folders. don't one byte knows their candidate and the next presidential election within a key demographics voters, age under 3094 percent, said they want someone else on the 2024 ticket. one more than 3 quarters of all those surveys said that the u. s. is headed in the wrong direction on just one percent rated economic conditions as excellent. well, 903 percent rate is a poorer only for it comes as biden's ratings through laughs that are run table discussion on cnn. yes. well, his grandchildren, but other than that, who i mean 94 percent don't want him to walk down again, 90 percent democrat under the age of 30. okay. let's move to the latest on the conflict in don't pass the city of got a lot of care in the done yet. republic has been shell by ukrainian forces. acc

so could president jo biden's, re engagement with the kingdom help ease record high prices also this week in japan, prime minister for me, o key should i wins a new mandate that will he carry on. sions are all based economic legacy or is a financial policy change on the cards? and an argentina, anger grows over sky high inflation. can the government rain and soaring prices and has the i m f played a role in the countries economic woes? ah. well, from israel to the occupied west bank. and then finally, saudi arabia jo biden's, 1st visit to the middle east as president comes at a critical time for him. when his approval, racing is at less than 40 percent ahead of the midterm elections. the war in ukraine has set off a global energy crisis, and biden wants the kingdom to pump more oil in order to bring down prices for americans. feeling the pinch at the pump. while relations between the traditional allies reached a historic low half to the matter of saudi jonas, democracy in 2018 biden's visit to re add ends to reset these ties and convince opec nations to increase oil production. other

i wouldn't go there. jo biden's arrived in israel now at the start of a 4 day tour of the middle east. the u. s. president's trip however, didn't get off to the most flawless of starts once more returned to the hollow ground of yod chavez, vashem. to honor 6000000 jewish lives were stolen to the genocide continue, which we must through every, every day continue to bear witness to keep alive the truth. and. * honor of the holocaust har, the holocaust honor, those we lost last cross to tel aviv no. and ortiz policy or pull a what's expected on this term. and how is the u. s. president being received not too welcoming, particularly not on the palestinian street. for example. they have been banners and black cards that have been line down from the main streets of cities like basically him way. the american president will be meeting with the palestinian president in the coming days and the band, if they say, mr. president, this is a party is in line with a recent report that was published by a christian palace thing, an organization that found that they re, the government's actions are in

and jo biden's trip to israel kicks off with the gulf with the u. s. president mistakenly honoring the holocaust. we see if his visits will help a late tensions in the region with july, for my headquarters in moscow, you're watching the international is just going to 6 in moscow moneys peter scott, and wherever you joining us from. welcome to the program. former c, i a program, a joshua, it should say, it was found guilty in watts claim to be the biggest leak of classified se documents in history. and so after he disclosed information about the agencies software used to have smartphones and spiral people worldwide. when shulty began to harbor resentment toward the ca, he covert li, collected those tools and provided them to wiki leeks, making some of our most critical intelligence tools known to the public and therefore our adversaries. schulty has been convicted for one of the most brazen and damaging acts of espionage in american history. joshua sheltie has been convicted of lying to the f. b. i other charges all stemming from the allegation that

and saudi arabia have signed a variety of agreements on the 1st day of jo biden's trip to the kingdom as president biden said, he raised the murder of the journalist shamela shoji with the crown prince. and they agreed to work together to extend a ceasefire in yemen. he said he was not personally responsible for it, and he took action against those who were responsible and, and we are then i went on to talk more about how that dealing with any oper, opposition to the or criticism of the saudi administration. and other countries was viewed as to me, violation even right. or before his tripped agenda, joe biden met the palestinian president. man with our bass and the occupied west bank. he reiterated us support for a 2 state solution, but said the time was not right to try to restart the peace process with the israelis. explosions have been heard overnight and the besieged garza strip just hours earlier. israel's military said, at least 2 rockets were fired from garza over the city of ashland. ready, officials say one of the rockets was intercepted, no casualties have yet been reported

and jo biden's trip to israel kicks off with the gulf with the u. s. president mistaking mistakenly ordering the holocaust we see if his visits will help a late tensions in the region. a committee live from our headquarters here in moscow. you're watching our c 5 am here in the russian capital. i'm peter scott. here with the top stories this, our former cia program, a joshua schultz was found guilty and most claim to be the biggest leak of classified ca, documents in history. now it's after he disclosed information about the agencies software used to have smartphones and spiral people worldwide. when shulty began to harbor resentment toward the ca, he covert li, collected those tools and provided them to wiki leeks, making some of our most critical intelligence tools known to the public and therefore our adversaries. sheltie has been convicted for one of the most brazen and damaging acts of espionage in american history. joshua sheltie has been convicted of lying to the f. b. i other charges all stemming from the allegation that he leaked classified

s. pleasant jo, biden's threatening to take executive action if congress doesn't pass legislation to tackle climate change. his outs. $2300000000.00 in funding for building infrastructure that can hold up against extreme weather and natural disasters. and iraq's prime minister is blaming turkey for artillery strikes that killed 8 people, including children in iraq's kurdish region on cra, his rejected the allegations. the attack happened in the mountain town of the hole in the hook province. now turkey regularly carries out strikes in northern iraq targeting separatists from the curtis on work. his party took his blame, what it calls terrorist organizations for the latest attack and italian prime minister morrow drug is government looks like it may collapse throw. he won a conference vote in the italian senate on wednesday, but senators, from 3 of his main coalition partners, refused to cast their ballots in the vote. and renelle vicar, i'm a singer, will be sworn in as thrilling as president. in the coming hours. he was voted in by a majority of m. p. 's with north wide spread publi

in flights to and from israel, as comes ahead of jo biden's visit to saudi arabia when earlier in israel biden, and is ready, prime minister yell appeared, signed a non binding declaration to prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. biden also restated the u. s. position on a 2 state solution for israel and palestine. you'll meet palestinian president muffled, our boss in the occupied west bank in the coming hours before traveling to saudi arabia. molly's transitional government has ordered the temporary suspension of true rotations by the un peacekeeping missions, citing security reasons. the suspensions expect to the last until it talks are held to coordinate a new agreement. the move comes after marley's government arrested. 49 ivory and soldiers on sunday, the ledgers. the soldiers were mercenaries looking to trouble. the government ob rico says the troops were hired by a private company to support the you ends. peacekeeping mission ah. topic. which of the headlines here this our, the speak up shall anchors. parliament is confirmed. that president got a by a roger, thanks as resi

yes, president jo biden's called on the world to stand behind ukraine. his remarks came at the end of the nato summit and madrid. biden also pledged another $800000000.00 worth a weapons for ukrainian forces, for a ukrainian official says at least 17 people have been killed in a russian missile strike on an apartment building. it happened in the black sea port city of odessa. the cranium media say the 9 story building was hit overnight, winning 7 people, including 3 children. in the down at least 9 people have been killed in protest against military rule. thousands rallied on the streets of the capital cartoon, demanding a return to civilian government, phone and internet services of all. cedric at all, equity was government has reached a deal with indigenous leaders to an 18 day. nationwide strike, a state of emergency has been lifted. the government has agreed to reduce fuel prices. indigenous groups of improving fuel economic leading us stocks have suffered their biggest slump for the 1st half the year since $970.00 the s and p $500.00 slid more than

a fully decked out ahead of precedent. jo biden's visit to israel and the occupied territories many here looking forward to his arrival i am sure president by me can make some kind of difference. what kind i can say right now. this is a problematic time. it's not the best opportunity to try any kind of change, but of course pumpkin that every time an american president comes to jerusalem, it's a great honor to me. but as a jerusalem, it's also a great hustle because the sushi will be closed and we won't be able to leave home . no, i think it's very courageous of him to come a few days after the prime minister is changed. come, i mean it shows how special the relationship is, mcmillan. mm hm. yeah. le, pete, her is heading. the cat, take it, israeli government will greet the u. s. president biden often refers to his long standing friendship with israel. his 1st visit dates back almost 50 years on the agenda. iran and the nuclear talks a possible defense alliance with other arab states and steps towards a possible refreshment with saudi arabia. that going to some kind of turning point with

you as president jo biden's tested positive recovery, 19 white house said he was experiencing 40 mild symptoms spokesperson audio. the president would continue to carry out his duties and have started the course of the antiviral drug. but lots of it. bazillion politician lula da silva has been chosen as a candidate to take on giant boston are in the presidential election. this year is twice been president before being imprisoned on corruption charges that were later overturned. is the current, the favorites to win the vote. in october, officials in pakistan's, at least 290 people have died in weeks of heavy rains and flooding. national disaster management authority reported almost 6000 homes have been destroyed with critical infrastructure such as roads and bridges severely damaged. the ukraine says russian shelling has killed 3 people and wounded nearly 20 others and its 2nd largest city. hockey of russian missiles also destroyed a school and the city of cram tours in the eastern dumbass region. meanwhile, cave is training soldiers to use new longer range weapons arriving from the we

that calling on jo biden's administration to do more to protect abortion access in the wake of the supreme court decision to overturn the road versus wait ruling. so anchors parliament speaker says president, go to buy a raja pox. a has agreed to resign on wednesday, early a protest to stormed his house and offices in colombo protest this of all. so set the prime ministers, private residence on fire that fed up with an unprecedented economic crisis. this led to shortages and fuel medicine and food. so lanka, as we heard there is in the middle of a serious economic crisis, it's run out of foreign currency and doesn't have enough to pay for import. part of the problem is a lack of visitors. tourism is a crucial source of foreign currency. but tories revenues dropped dramatically after the 2019 east of bombing, the covey. 19 pandemic president go to pyre. roger baxa has been accused of economic mismanagement. a series of tax cuts contributed to creditors downgrading swelling cars rating. and then last april, roger packs a band fertilize the import, sanks for lanka would be a 100 percent organ

do you think that jo biden's visit is going to help in any way bring stability to the region by taking on iran that appears to be what the white house is promising? and so on the contrary, i said, well, i don't think the agent itself is want to win unstable as any of that reason. if you look at all the regions of the word and i would just say that this actually has to do with. busy about latin america with africa, the u. s. has been intervention, but also i think this is the whole, the whole going to say again, and i'm calling it on purpose because it visiting me, it was saying, it sounds like the things of at that i to destroy it. i'm, i'm standing up and on for it so far. so nicholas that the united states and israel are saying that, you know, i'm my developed one, you p of what is that a cell that is actually at the was a get out of that has already over 200 nuclear bombs. so it's very, very interesting. when the hypocrisy comes in, the united states has nuclear weapons. israel has been threatened. the reason why is that they are picking up a new man if you want, if you would like.

now jo biden's next stop is sandia ravia, which is arguably the most controversial part of his mid east tour. we have a report that highlights some of the challenges that biden faces in regard this with us diplomacy in saudi arabia not long ago, the former president, donald trump performing a sword, dance, trump and ministration embraced the country and its crown prince mohammed been selma known as m b yes. that was despite the country's widespread human rights abuses and the murder of dissident journalist jamal cas shoji at the saudi consulate in istanbul. multiple investigations said the order to kalika, sochi must have come from the top, from been some on himself. many world leaders condemned m b s helping in a more new mobile service. that puts president joe biden in a tough spot when he was a candidate, he called for saudi arabia to be treated as a pariah nation. but by needs to address oil prices, which have spiked largely due to russia's war in ukraine, biden also needs the saudis help against us adversary, iran, which is ramping up its nuclear program. washington is pushing the

its air space to all civilian carriers, including flights to and from israel, as comes ahead of jo biden's visit to saudi arabia when earlier in israel biden. and is ready, prime minister yale appeared, signed a non binding declaration to prevent iran from acquiring nuclear weapons. biden also restated the u. s. position on a 2 state solution for israel and palestine. you'll meet palestinian president, muffled abbas in the occupied west bank in the coming hours before traveling to saudi arabia. molly's transitional government has ordered the temporary suspension of troop rotations by the un peacekeeping missions, citing security reasons. the suspensions expect to the last until it talks are held to coordinate a new agreement. the move comes after marley's government arrested. 49 ivory and soldiers on sunday. the ledges the soldiers were mercenaries looking to trouble the government. yeah, rico says the troops were hired by a private company to support the union's peacekeeping mission.

i'm kimberly how much damage has this ruling done to jo biden's climate, a gender and climate hopes? of course. yeah, well, it's a big problem for joe biden, because he made a very big promise back on earth day in 2021. and that was to cut greenhouse gas emissions in the united states by half, by the end of this decades of 2030. and this is a tool that has now been severely limited by the supreme court. so in terms of reaching that goal, this is damaging. there are only a few other tools that this administration has in terms of trying to reach this goal. now, what we know and what concerns. so many climate activists is that this has potentially a dangerous precedent because what it appears is that the conservative leaning court may potentially use this as an opportunity to rule against other climate change initiatives that the biden administration has and maybe poised to do so in the future, and that is what so many find a alarming. so what the biden administration has in terms of its tools and the tool box moving forward is it has the legislative path, but that has proved very diffic

obviously his close relationship with donald trump is also not going to work in jo biden's favor. and the big risk of course, is if benjamin netanyahu were to come back into power. this could really be a problem for joe biden. given the fact that he often had a way of just sort of circumventing the white house in previous years under barack obama and working directly with congressional republicans. so this has the potential to make joe biden look weak on the world stage, which is certainly something that he does not want to project right now, especially as we're looking ahead to congressional mid term elections in november here. and joe biden has always made a big thing about his, his belief and a strong israel under the us role within the region. having said that, over the previous few years, that us role has been on picks, if you like, by successive administrations, and talk us through what the impression is of the u. s. role in the region now and whether it intends to, to re establish itself, whether it's changing direction is definitely changing direction. and the problem for t

it takes us through what we can expect from jo biden's visit to the region. these are left left to me here in israel as joe biden touches down for the 1st time as president. and the thousands of police deployed is common place for visiting dignitaries. so what's new on the agenda, tempe? 3 prime minister yet you'll appeared, says he ran is the main issue under discussion. israel will not stand idly by while iran tries to attack us. we will discuss with the president and his team expanding security cooperation against all threats. i can say he's in favor of a more integrated and stable middle east, but he's also suggested 8 new middle east in mesa. given the problems, some excuse the common to me to off steering up in ukraine. little wonder these criticism that this will some p d, stabilize the region so that the entry of foreigners in the region will not create security and stability, but is itself the main cause of tension and regional rift. america raises such issues solely with the aim of sewing iran, a phobia and division among the countries in the region.