how is a platform includes a host of promises for what's written that's quote, jo biden's 2nd to read for about the mixed up with the open out here on the program. i protest breaking out in israel as also dr. joo squared off with police demonstrations of organized. so the idea of 6 small coin scripts of the war in guns funding through this report from the seat as long as the contributor, robust the, the jerusalem on the induction center. they also want to ask choose from. so you saw me to choose added to the blocking traffic. we are trying to store the eviction center where against this database really rather live under a part of the government or against injunction into the army even after october 7th . they say they'd rather die than going to be armies the through israel's northern border areas where it has been launched a barrel of rockets from lebanese territory this wednesday morning. the idea of says all the rockets were intercepted by the iron dove. and while folding, debris damage some civilian homes, this off to is ready for his target, its southern lab, and on over night, wh

how of the hub program include the number of pledges, but what is referred to as jo biden's 2nd to, to get more on introducing the democratic campaign. so all the dot com, the china has accused the us of being the world's biggest nuclear for us. from the united states, which has the largest advance nuclear, also installed and leave us to the policy of nuclear deterrence based on the 1st use of nuclear weapons. because it keeps investing large funds in upgrading its nuclear triad and openly adoption nuclear deterrent strategies to apply them to other countries. the u. s. is the largest global creator of strategic risk, a nuclear threats. now these comments come off of the new times, so i t a transfer i don't could route reveal with joe by an approved a 6 foot nucleus strategy. really focusing on a so called chinese threats in may. oh, think it was almost done and pulled up as a star. well, it looks like a recent article from the new york times has out of the white house for approving a big classified upgrade to washington's nuclear strategy back in march. apparently, jo biden's worries

also lost in this blizzard of developments is a realistic assessment of jo biden's, political legacy. especially the genocide that his government has effectively sponsored in garza and the blood on his hands, palestinian black i just shot the best way for the past towards sooner generation is as they say a week, really is a long time in politics this past week in washington felt like it went by, you know, fly. last sunday, 3 weeks after his debacle of a debate, joe biden tweeted out his leisure announcing he will not run again. he endorsed his voice press. comalla harris. within 48 hours, harris had the backing of power brokers like to clinton's and dozens of members of congress, one by one perspective, challenges most of them state the governors stepped to saw. the donor money was pouring in, making hair with a lock for the democratic nomination. and she sounded like at her 1st campaigns in the swing state of wisconsin, i took on the perpetrators of all time. so hear me when i say, i know donald trump's right. it seems that their strategy is going to be very similar to the 2020 strat

on top of that, jo biden's apparently really worried that beijing might begin to coordinate its nuclear forces with those of russia and the dpr case own growing nuclear arsenal. something that would effectively render the us as ability for nuclear deterrence obsolete. now the senior director of arms control and non proliferation. also apparently a reference this document back in june when he said that the united states had to step up its deterrence efforts against exactly that same multi polar trio. after all, according to the new york times, vladimir putin has threatened time and time again to use nuclear weapons and ukraine. even though every thing the russian president has said about russia's nuclear doctrine, completely contradicts that. when it comes to nuclear escalation, we never started this rhetoric, we simply said it shouldn't be taken more seriously. and they immediately started talking about us brandishing nuclear weapons. we are not, that's the 1st thing. secondly, on the use and non use of such weapons. russia has a nuclear doctor and everything is written there now uses p

it was jo biden's turn to order further work on the barrier here. so to our question of which president build all of this, the answer is kind of all of them in recent decades. both democrats and republicans the lot of times they just build to over each other's fences. so why is there this fixation on building board of fences? well, politicians can show that they are doing something about the issue is playing out at the border. they're using that for their political game. i think that politically right now, because people don't want to understand the complexity of the issue and they want an easy fix that everyone has to be hard on the border. but well, some sensors don't sophie issues which lead people to keep on migrating. we're stuck in a repetitive pattern of failure, where we make a policy that doesn't quite work. so we build a fence or a wall and that doesn't really do anything either. so we go back and we try to pass some kind of law or, or make another policy and that doesn't really do anything. so we build a wall off democrats and republicans

now where you as president, jo biden's, national security advisor has met with the chinese president. she is in vain. the read, all right, may staying with china is lead a caps 3 days of high level talks. jake sullivan, of those talks come at a time of heights and tensions between the super powers across a range of issues, dw, east asia correspondent chain james chase that has this report. so it communication . china stopped implement wong in talks with us national security advisor jake sullivan, but it's the 1st trip of an american national security advisor to china. since 2060, or in recent years. these 2 officials have met several times in the countries, often to stem spiraling tensions between the 2 superpowers. but this is the 1st time basements engaging on the agenda. managing friction across a range of issues including china is growing relationship with most go as well as tensions with more symptoms asian parts, like taiwan. president biden has been very clear these conversations with president, she is committed to managing a support relationship response. he moved with the tax

where us presidents, jo biden's, national security adviser, has met with chinese either siege and pain rad one on one meeting caps. 3 days of high level talks, projects sullivan. those meetings come at a time of high attendance between the super pos dw as east asia correspondent james trades. her reports showing this top diplomat twomey in talks with us national security advisor, jake sullivan. it's the 1st trip of an american national security advisor to china since 2016 or in recent years, these 2 officials have met several times in some countries, often to stem spiraling tensions between the 2 superpowers. but this is the 1st time basements engaging on the agenda, managing friction across a range of issues, including china is growing, relationship with most go as well as tensions with more symptoms. asian products, like taiwan, president binding has been very clear. these conversations with president, she is committed to managing the support response hanging over the taxes, the coming us selection. donald trump has promised to double down his tough thoughts towards aging, from his l

biden. but at the same time, she is still carrying on a lot of jo bivens legacy. is there any since you've been there? obviously for the last 4 days, is there a sense that there was enough of a difference between pamela harris and joe biden, to let her stand on a role as we had towards the elections. so this is gonna be the problem as it was interesting because we got extra tougher speech. none of it ahead of time mentioned the foreign policy, which is kind of an after thought at the end of the speech. and all of that is where she holds a weakness. this is where joe biden has the strength. and this is where joe biden handled the bulk of the work. pamela harris really just started to pick all of this up in the tail end of the administration in terms of a recent months. and so probably harris particularly is going to have a hard time making the case. but she was a part of all of this. when most people know that she was not present on the stage for any of the photo opportunities in recent years, couple of harris says she was in the room, but most, most americans know

he also search for president jo biden's events, but saw trump's republican riley last month as a target of opportunity. so the opposition event, as well as refusing to back down despite pressure to accept the re election of president nicholas. my duro morales have been taking place a months after the vote off. is this, the leaders say there was widespread voter fraud, but the electoral councils as mentor, a one more than 50 percent off the poll. ukrainian drones have hit oil to oppose into regions of restaurants. key roles is around 1500 kilometers from ukraine's border. the depot and the come in ski district of rust off was engulfed by flames. russian authorities say air defense systems intercepted 12 drones and raw stuff and boring as ukrainian drones targeted. the area 10 days ago to egyptian plains have arrived in somalia as capital as part of a military cooperation field. there are fears it'll escalate tension in the region . if you appeal angered somalia, when it signed a preliminary agreement with the break away region of sol, molly land, egypt is also at odds with if you, if you

he also search for jo biden's events, so thomas riley last month as a target of opportunity. oh, the opening ceremony for the past part i'm thinks is on the way some supposes may have difficulty. just getting that spin. smith reports the french capital, still not easy to navigate for people with disabilities. the parish gets another chance to show off the summit. this time it's the power olympics, but still with the same spectacular backdrop. wednesday's opening ceremony will again make use of the city's landmarks. it's the 1st time in history that the vibrating opening a painting, power and big 70 yes, is in the center of the city. and that's very political and like a big mock because we know that or just sit down, not a deputy, it completes the fault. that's going to be disability. yeah. tonight may be like going to change the, the look of the society about bessengers disability. and that's very important for me. moving $4400.00 asked me to take the cost of the game. they arrive in a city notoriously difficult to navigate, but those with disabilities. positive council such

the group spokesman or some of some dentist says we will only agree to the implementation of jo biden's proposal, which we agreed to a few months ago. there's rarely as have retreated from issues including included in vitamins proposal that's in yahoo, who's talk about agreeing to an updated proposal indicates that the us administration has failed to convince them to accept the previous agreement of our mediators push for this, these 5 israel is killed at least 35 punished indians in gaza since monday morning . they just strike hit the shots, the refuge account in the north of the strip coming at least 9 people. other attacks and the southern and central reasons of does that have killed most of the women and children emergency clues say they're struggling to reach each other. victims trapped under the rubble of the 10 months of as many attacks have destroyed the health care system and gaza. doctors fear that a severe fuel shortage may mean eminent depth for many newborns and those an intensive care. well, it's all cult has more for me to come a loved one hospital in northern gauze or to

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also lost in this blizzard of developments is a realistic assessment of jo biden's, political legacy. especially the genocide that his government has effectively sponsored in garza and the blood on his hands, palestinian black. i just tried to the best way for the past to are sooner generation is as they say a week really is a long time in politics. this past week in washington felt like it went by in a fly. last sunday, 3 weeks after his debacle of a debate, joe biden tweeted out his leisure announcing he will not run again. he endorsed his voice press. comalla harris. within 48 hours, harris had the backing of power brokers like to clinton's and dozens of members of congress, one by one perspective, challenges. most of them state governors stepped to saw. the donor money was calling you making hire us a lot for the democratic nomination. and she sounded like at her 1st campaigns in the swing state of wisconsin, i took on perpetrators of all time. so hear me when i say that, i know donald trump's right. it seems that their strategy is going to be very similar to the 2020 strategy whi

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proposal, the group spokesman of summer having done says, we only agree to the implementation of jo biden's proposal, which we agreed to a few months ago is right. who's ever treated from issues included in biden's proposal? netanyahu's talk about agreeing to an updated proposal indicates the us administration has failed to convince him to accept the previous agreements as well mediators pushed by seaside as well as killed at least 35 palestinians in gauze since monday morning. the latest bracket, the shante refugee camp in the north, the strip killing at least 9 people. other attacks in the southern and central regions of guns that have killed most the women and children noticed the crusade they're struggling to reach of the victims trapped under the rumble. gauze and cities also have been targeted by another round of is really bumming and asked dry kit, the saca air right in the north of the city, the dead and wounded or rushed to the i'll ask the hospice and it's really war. plan has a private vehicle, the one entire family was inside for were kills and another 10 have critical injuries

that number has jumped 16 percent since as the jo biden's pulled out correspondence. rosalind jordan, is it washington dc crunching that up? as i think ross did really encouraging signs full the democrats, but especially for a couple of hours before that democratic convention. later in the month, well, a day is and maternity in us politics. this is poll that has been taken some 2 weeks after joe biden suspended his run for re election and nominated. and through his support behind his vice president common law harris. as you noted of in this new poll from cbs news and you gov, the vice president is pulling at 50 percent of likely voters in the polar via more than 3000 likely voters surveyed in the past week. donald trump, behind her, the former president at 49 percent, as you say, it's well within the margin of error of 2 point one percent. that said what the top lines from this new poll indicate is a real surgeon, enthusiasm, not just from black photos here in the us. but from young people who had been very, very reluctant to actually participate in the 2024 presidential rates and fro

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she's linked to jo biden's achievements, but she's also linked to joe biden. spite is. so what, which one is what the trying to achieve here is to call the higher route as somebody with the own successes. and she's been very clear all along, but she supports israel, but she also will not be silenced on the issue of gaza. i'm not. ceasefire has to be crossed. the best part about sci fi line has to be crossed and it has to be implemented as soon as possible. and that was telling by the fight the she actually met in pass a prime minister netanyahu here in washington, herself on her road. remember, he was here and he met donald trump. he metro by just normally you would expect the vice president's to be in a meeting with the president. but it was very deliberate to keep that music separate because there was a very real chance that come to sort of january post selection. she could be present and she could be the woman that is dealing with prime. it is nothing you all have. and of course, there are many, many months between now and then, of course, there is a very desperate n

we will carry the democratic national convention on the dw youtube channel, including president jo biden's, speech live a. when it happens, just go to our live stream on ask dw news on youtube to watch and make sure you hit the follow back here that now let's look at some of the other stories. i'm making headlines around the world rush as president vladimir putin is on a site visit to azerbaijan. he how talks with president who home i live in bucko, say to nations full sign agreements to expand this for teaching partnership. 14 is expected to address the conflict between azerbaijan and its neighbor. armenia sees the below. originally the alexander the constraint goes, says he will no longer stop migraines crossing his country to reach the european union. because bank of said on the russian state t v, that's migrants can go wherever they want. and he blame you. sanctions for his decision to stop cooperating with russia and ukraine. authorities have ordered families with children to evacuate from the key east and city off across, as russian troops continued to move forward with their fences

it is definitely a shorter one due to jo biden's departure. just last month do. do you get a sense that there, do you feel of a national collective side that this campaign will only be 2 or 3 months instead of 24 months of paper? certainly very 2nd of a long campaigns and all the money and the dark money funding, the attack, and on all sides of the political spectrum. and we have our supreme court. thanks for that because they've struck down the campaign finance reform legislation. well, several, the justices are sitting on yachts with bank. i'm a nurse, but the american people want to get this election over with. and i think motors are more more aware of how big money tries to influence both of the major political bodies and the selection of candidates and none of their policies wants their alexis. so i've got 2 questions for you to wrap things up about the, the state of the republican party and the question about the state of the american mind of the 1st one, donald trump's grip on the g. o. p. is it strong today as it was in 2016? will that ever change in your

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and they weren't not based on jo biden's vision. and the security council resolution obliges route to do so it says, instead of going to more rounds of negotiations or new proposals, the provide cover is roles, aggression. now these ready to government has bind, i'll do 0 from reporting and as well. that's why i have a son who has reaction from jordan's comfortable and i'm on in a statement him, as has said that they want to go back to the original framework outlined by us president joe biden on may 31st. so this is the framework. these really is had said they had agreed to that was brought forth by the americans. it was a 3 part plan that would ultimately see an end to the war in this 3rd phase. now there were negotiations that were on going in the month of june and july, but they were the railed and constantly failing due to continued as really bombardment in gone. so how mass of the time had released several statements saying that continued is really aggression was not going to work if they were going to negotiate a ceasefire. an

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accompanied by standing ovations and chance of we love joe, but last night wasn't just the celebration of jo biden's achievements. it was also maybe mostly a celebration of his decision to stand down and pay the way for his b p to make history on the call for ocean berlin. and this is the day the serve as your president. i love the job. i love my trust me more and then november we will come together and said claire with one voice as one people we are moving forward together we put a. * trap in the highest part as well as ceiling. the also on the day and to me blanking on his diplomatic pause for a ceasefire deal between israel and a mouse. after talks in israel, the us secretary of state takes the latest proposals to egypt and guitar. these are still complex issues and they're going to require hard decisions by the leaders. ultimately, it comes down to those decisions. but there is, i think, a real sense of urgency here across the region on the need to get this over the finish line. welcome to the day, it was a bitter sweet night for joe biden, at the democratic national convention in chicago. there

w, considering that the current state of affairs tell us how significant it is that president, jo biden's, national security advisor has had this meeting with the chinese president with a change in paying god to be here. i think it's, as you mentioned, a highly uncertain and ball chow time in the relationship. we have ongoing conflict in ukraine in the middle east. we have a new administration in taiwan. we have chinese aggression in the south china sea against the philippines. and we also have a very dynamic us selection cycle happening right now with major changes over the past month in terms of aerospace replacement of fighting on the democratic ticket. so i think given the binary restriction strategy of managing periods of tension and ensuring that competition does not lead into conflict, a visit really makes sense in that context. and i think china is watching very carefully the selection. and i probably want to know the future direction of us, china policy of this age. you mentioned some of the issues, but china are in the us seem so completely oppose on site. there are so many issu

we also know is that a breton with got who is jo biden's, senior advisor to the middle east is also planning to go back to the middle east in the next few days. and on to the blinking, the secretary of state has indicated that he to me, well head to the region if he believes that these talks are close to the conclusion, the bygone whitehouse would very much love. they are to be a deal so that they can point to this as a legacy issue for joe biden, as he prepares to leave the white house, the spot that had been many issues between now and then. and of course, we have the additional, the additional complication of the radiance, right? things to attack. israel asked the desk of the, how much lead to enter on and seeing that there could be some sort of response. so all these plans to move to the middle east could well be delayed by any action that happens in the next few days. oh for sure, reporting no, thank you. or the guitar, a foreign ministry, your release, the statement. so saying, we strongly condemn the is rarely occupations bombing of a school in the gaza strip. we demand an internation

group spokesman a small asylum or other homes on says we will only agree to the implementation of jo biden's proposal, which we agreed to a few months ago. these raise of re, uh, retreated from issues included in biden's proposal. and that's me all his talk about agreeing. so an updated proposal indicates that the us administrator has failed to convince him to accept the previous agreement as well. so hes on al jazeera, we have of assets and democratic republic of congo. its contain the spread of a new, more infectious variance of implants. the in depth analysis of the days. headline was strategic purpose. do you think this assassination serves israel informed opinions. people who have been 18 years seem to be given a chance to best to be a bold critical debate. russia has decided that the war ukraine as a defensive war inside story. how will it change the security relationship between both come on out jersey around the imagined people drowning in front of you and not being allowed to save some of the crossroads of humanitarian international, former tier desperately trying to help refugees a

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thomas crooks also search for president, jo biden's events, but so trump's republican riley last month in pennsylvania as quote, a target of opportunity. if the ice is the 20 year old, did multiple online searches for explosives in the past 5 years, or a french colts has placed the founder of telegraph on the following investigation for literally allowing criminal activity to take place on the messaging on russian born puddle, dirt up was detained near paris on monday as well. sir, it is investigate telegrams roll in organized crime. but smith is more now from par drum. the founder of hovels door of houses, $5000000.00 your rose bowels, about 5 and a half 1000000 us dollars. the conditions all that he kind of leave french territory, he must report to police twice a week. he's being investigated for what a very serious crimes. and the, essentially, the prosecution judge believes that a series, indications of crime has been committed in the french system. that's the stage before somebody will be formally charged with any crimes. investigators will now look into them, but this could take

the jo biden's presidency is finished somewhere in like palm beach, california on a beach right now literally were told there's a report of a new york times that seems to be suggesting not so fast. and what is a huge story that is being generally ignored by the u. s. media? because who cares about the possibility of nuclear war? right? administration is revising it's nuclear strategy with an emphasis on china. where'd this come from? why? because according to the nuclear employment guidance, that's what they're calling it. it sounds like a jobs program. and when you think of it, it probably kind of is. the pentagon is concerned, the china is nuclear stockpiles will rival the quote size and the diversity of the united states and rushes over the next decade. so that's why they're doing all of this. wow, talk about out of left field. joining us now to talk about this is a k j. now, k j is an author, he's a journalist, is a teacher is a job, a geopolitical analyst, and he's also the host of the china report on the breakthrough news. congratulations on that k j, and thanks so much for joining us.

over jo biden's speech wednesday night. and they said things like, what the hell is he talking about the economies better than ever. they felt insulted because they go to the grocery store and they paid $40.00 for a tiny bag of stuff. they used to be $19.00 and they have somebody now telling them that things are better for them. even if i make $5.00 more an hour, but it costs me another $15.00 an hour to live. you can massage the and i think this is the problem. the democrats have their massage and the numbers as they all they say, i don't. and you might heard it in black media and all the time figures lie and lie or secret, right. and that is based on the numbers that you're given me. okay. you know, uh the, the economy is great based on what i have to pay for on a day to day basis. the economy is horrible for me, you know, what they think of. there's an old mean where there's the king standing out, you know, on the old balcony saying to the, talking to the peasants and he said, our economy is doing great. now yours, on th

we're all things are considered on peter lavelle. jo biden's, catastrophic debate performance and the attempted assassination of donald trump. i shattered many narratives about american politics. vitamin it isn't as sharp as attacks and trumpet isn't an ex essential for us. officially sanctioned narratives have collapsed the cross talking narratives. i'm joined by my guess, ray mcgovern in raleigh. he is a former c. i a analyst in pittsburgh, we have den, cuz alex, he is a professor of law, an author of the case for powell assigned why it matters in why you should care. and in new york we cross the line on he is a legal and media analyst or a gentleman cross type roles and the fact that means you can jump any time you want . and i always appreciate, i'd like to ask all 3 of you. essentially the same question, i'll start out with re, um, the establishment more broadly, more specifically, the liberal ecosphere. they have all forfeited the right to be believed. correct. you know, the big one people, when, when people tell the truth, they are immediately branded. you know, what conspiracy

post story reporting on corruption allegations involving the then democratic presidential nominee jo biden's family. we sent that story to fact checkers for review and temporarily get mode it. that means they stopped it. they pulled the story while waiting for a reply. it since been made clear that the reporting was not russian, this information. and in retrospect, and retrospect, pardon me. we should not have demoted the story. we've changed our policies in process just to make sure this doesn't happen again. so what, what is that number is saying right there is he allowed the government, the white house in this case to tell him what to do. and now he regrets it, they did their usual blame russia thing, you know, and then he jumped when he heard that. and now is like a broken saying he was essentially lied to and possibly manipulated. and as a result, more than 3000000000 users that you know, use facebook did not here the tools. so what does that tell us? that maybe france or any other government should not be granted whatever they want? because that could lead to some kind of censorship. l

you as president, jo biden's briefly commented on the possibility of reaching a ceasefire agreement in gaza. it says as long as actions and the coming days will influence expect to talk later this week. we'll see what you see what happens as well. bundles are joining us live now from washington. so if i understand it correctly, it's not certain there's going to be a spot or no iranian strike against israel. what, what is he actually saying in this room? well, it was a brief exchange. you know, as you saw, a uses of about to get on an airplane. but when reporters asked him, do you think that is iran would stop and we interpret that as meaning. not a take action against israel for the assassination of, of it is male hon. the uh, if there was a ceasefire bite and said that is what, that is my expectation. but we'll see it's one of the number of things over here in the united states and in washington that are bearing on the possibility of ceasefire talks. and on the general situation with regard to gaza and, and the occupied palestinian territories. first, with regard to the story that we

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sure. human rights activist and the 1st political appointees to public the resign from president, jo biden's administration over its policy starts on gone. so thank to all of you for joining us. let me start with you john. just to summarize this week in chicago of the democratic convention, cumberland harris will be happy with the way when, when she oh she sure it should be um, she extended her honeymoon period a full week. and she did essentially what she had to do. you know, not expecting ever really to be the presidential nominee, the tall order was to bring democrats back. those who were, you know, disturb, disappointed in, in president buying and, and we're giving buying them a low score in terms of his favorability. so she helped to unify the party at least thus far, and for the most part, bringing back blacks. this is according to the pole in bringing back work. latino is bringing back work younger voters, particularly younger women. so today she should be feeling pretty good. and she better be because of the campaign is truly engaged, starting today with the president in the, in ariz