joe barton is alone among american present. a guy who is preacher naturally has been throughout most of his career halls, career choices original. he considers himself literally part and parcel of these really still story and he's going every little every is what is really lead to for decades. no, nobody has 2nd did not in terms of his support for his question is can that support be used to have not just to have the uncomfortable conversations, but at some point to basically say to benjamin isn't yeah, because it's harming america's reputation as well. by standing close to an ally that is doing the things that nothing yahoo is doing. i think that certainly the, the key consideration on the part of part of these really is whether or not is this administration has reached a conclusion that my proposition, that it's magical thinking to believe that israel kind of jewish subjected to without a reeking, tremendous harm on the palestinian population, whether that be that's no big deal. i don't know. i do. i do think this, however, it

joe biden, what do you think that conversation is going to be about scott a look, this is about joe barton using zalinski is a prob, um, to try put pressure on the republicans in congress. to pass a supplemental um, you know, a budget that includes money for ukraine, for israel, and a little bit of money for the southern border. he's going to make the case that there's a lensky, the president of this wonderful democracy called ukraine, cannot survive without american assistance. american assistance that he, joe biden promised american assistance. the united states congress has regularly voted in favor of and the failure of the republicans to follow through on the obligations of the nation. it will represent a betrayal. so this is a grand act of theater. 12 esteemed the same question to you because i, i can't really, um, surmise what exactly the united states is supposed to do. keep funding this money. obviously it looks like they, they, they've all, all been accepted failure, but they want to keep it going until the election. so it doesn't dog, isn't there a way around biting soldiers, but

somebody joe barton has been weathering intends international criticism for ways, unwavering support of israel, and it's will with how much money house said the us assistance to israel will continue until he says, how much is around say, but bite. and his will not public opinion. shifting gray ways is rails internal securities are j. sullivan is bringing that message to these riley's, he's going to meet with israel as well cabinet that's benjamin netanyahu. you're jill. i'm the defense minister on panic guns. and he's already said that he's going to be discussing with them a time table towards the end of the war. audi size is going to urge is around to lead us to move to a different phase from the kind of high intensity operations we're seeing today. we already know the us a sat there are too many civilian household is riley's coming to many civilians in gaza. sullivan also wants to see more a getting into gauze around their indications. israel is prepared to open one of the goods check points, so they're raising to cause it has been closed since october, the 7th. i'm not sure how si

hello, this is about joe barton using zalinski is a prob, um to try and put pressure on the republicans in congress to pass a supplemental. um, you know, a budget that includes money for ukraine, for israel, and a little bit of money for the southern border. he's going to make the case that there's a lensky, the president of this wonderful democracy called ukraine, and cannot survive without american assistance. american assistance that he joe biden promised american assistance that united states congress has regularly voted in favor of and the failure of the republicans to follow through on the obligations of the nation. it will represent a betrayal. so this is a grand act of theater. 12 the same with the same question to you because i, i can't really um, surmise what exactly the united states are supposed to do. keep funding this money . obviously it looks like they, they, they've all, all been accepted failure, but they want to keep it going until the election. so it doesn't dog, isn't there a wait around biting soldiers? but that's a kind of a very cynical thing to do. so another $1

she says joe barton appears a k having some criminal aspects to his policies. well i'm, i'm glad they did it. and the united states that has a massive military budget as you're aware, the biggest military budget in the world by far not even close, yet. we can't even muster the production of the shows and the other uh, ammunition that ukraine is demanding or supposedly needs. so i think that's a question that has to be asked by the american people. i appreciate what has been said about everything. we're not spending money on here. this war is not popular with the american people. but i would say worse than that, the entire thing is built on the lie upon the lie. and i'm hoping that more people have the courage to tell the truth about the situation. i don't know what he's influenced by. i think his mental powers are failing. i think he and his son have a lot of criminal activity that they would like to cover up for i think when he's not the stuff reading from dementia, he is the vicious criminal minded person. uh, so i don't know, and i don't think he's really ca

um, john joe barton and his administration are seem to be out of touch with public opinion. the industry opinion polls are showing it the street is showing at the mass protest. and even today there's direct action where professors are going outside politicians and people in administration outside their houses on christmas . where, you know, palestinians can have a peaceful christmas in bethlehem and throughout the pal student territories. then why should the people who are responsible or supporting the genocide have a peaceful christmas? that's the message that they're sending. so, joe biden is becoming more and more isolated and including within his own democratic party, especially with younger voters and the base. how important is it the, the, you might say the science on the ground being reported accurately within the american media. you'll say you'll seeing how the story is being told. is it being told sadly or accurately, is it resonating a tool within the population that launch for weeks and weeks it has not been fer, it hasn't been staunchly pro is real and not showin

she says joe barton's administration is facing growing pressure to limit as well as war on golf . and this is turning to to be a highly problematic situation for the by that ministration. what we've heard from vice president harris and 6th street, austin is the most vocal uh public pressure uh, in 58 days from washington on israel. but when you look at the war of the, by the administration is failing a series of objectives in pressuring as real of washington wanted to extend the truce. that collapse on friday night, washington wants to limit civilian casualties. it's not happening. what we've seen and 48 hours over $700.00 posts. then in that that's more than uh, the number that we've seen in face one of the operations where it took 4 days to get to 700 palestinians up. so when it comes to civilian casualties, the by the administration has said and private conversations, and it's discussions with the is really, is that it, it wants them to be more attuned to its concerns to use. it's military tools. it's intelligence tools to limit those. but it's simply not, not happening on the

um, and various people, i believe joe barton sutton kicked off and said, wait minute , is she said, waitts personality here? because surely that would go to and not necessarily go to and it's not necessarily about being a woman or a man. you know, are lots of you know, there are lots of female sports people who people know. i've never anna williams or whatever. >> yeah, but is the how is >> yeah, but how is the how is that award judged? know, that award judged? you know, sports the year? sports personality of the year? >> like it's >> well, it seems like it's judged here to according let's take boxes essentially. but take some boxes essentially. but what actually is it judged on what is actually is it judged on who's best personality. who's got the best personality. >> what. >> is that actually what. >> is that actually what. >> think them >> i don't think any of them have that's my point. >> it doesn't make any sense. yeah >> do you know i mean didn't yeah >> dofury. know i mean didn't yeah >> dofury. ohw i mean didn't yeah >> dofury. oh no. mean didn't yeah >> dofury. oh no. hean didn'

joe biden. last year i had a few create conflict when barton was already musing about uh, washington quote, taken care of the north stream pipelines, germany and europe, economic lifeline of cheap rushing gas, which is no more mysteriously. so maybe schultz was just gauge or anything about how green germany would be without gas at all. nothing like getting mugged by the harsh economic reality of german, the industrialization though, to wipe the smirk right off one space. so with dirty, strapped for cash. surely it's time to really get radical about focusing on the absolutely most critical interests of the average germans daily life di styles. it is also clear that the of the situation worse is as a result of process war gets ukraine, for example, because the situation on the front did the rates are because of the supporters reduce their a to ukraine. because the threat to germany and europe continues to increase, then boiling, we'll have to react as well. sounds like germans or do i have to move right now? let's say watch thoughts to prioritize them or maybe they can just stay home and self ident

joe biden. important question is, how much of that agenda he can actually carry out in a second term. barton gellman, dapper staffer atlantic, joins me now. the top line point you make, that we've talked about in the show, we can't forget the fact that the man is literally running for this term. and we're easy to see it in the abstract, he 78 years old, but he could end up in prison. that's not an insane idea. what prison would look like with secret service and but like that's a real thing. he's really scared about. he it is motivating, i think more than anything, the run and desire for power. >> i think there are people who console themselves with the idea that maybe he will already be convicted in one of the cases obtained by the time the election comes around so they've got him. but that is not what's going to happen. even if he does get convicted, in the d. c. case, the only one that looks likely to run its course before the election, the case will be on appeal. >> yes. when >> when the time comes that it's inauguration day. if he wins, his justice department will move to withdraw the ca

barton —— a net burden. the republican—led us house of representatives has voted in favour of launching a formal impeachment inquiry into the president, joers accuse the president of bribery and corruption — alleging when he was vice president he benefited from the business dealings of his son, hunter biden. the president has described the inquiry as a baseless political stunt, and said the republicans were focused on attacking him with lies. live now to cbs news correspondentjarred hill in new york. we have seen over the past couple of months already that these republican committees in the us house of representatives have been investigating president biden and his family in relation to these business dealings. this formal inquiry allows them to have more teeth to the investigation and give them more power to subpoena witne55e5 them more power to subpoena witnesses and documents and they say the white house a stonewall their investigation. this is mostly a procedural step. flan investigation. this is mostly a procedural step.— investigation. this is mostly a procedural step. can we ask about donald trump. — procedural step. can we ask abo

at this moment, hunter barton is under an investigation by the department of justice for using a wasco pc for tax evasion and other serious crowds. joe biden started having to wait a. he's come on the, a little bit of both it to i believe we've seen him fawcett on the tablet, whatever you know about him, it's amanda doesn't need much introduction if you follow the news, want to buy it. and i mean, it's basically been a slow motion car crash beginning with the revelations from a laptop which you left in for repair, which you asked the information which was contained or read it the detailed, you know, the use of the drugs prostitutes. i really chaotic lifestyle. he also famously had a seat on an energy company in ukraine called, but he's not a very, very interesting me. he opening admitted that. i wouldn't never got this very highly paid job on a ukrainian energy company. if i didn't have the last name of, of blake, and to be seen on to admit that he's used his family name on this energy board, a very highly paid board, obviously no expertise in the energy sector really to, to, to sell. but he's still got the job and buying is essentia