joe binds on board ad for one heading back to washington. the following is whirlwind trip to israel, but the president may not be getting the wellness of welcomes on return to his 1st s as of storm capitol hill, demonte and immediate seats 5 in the israel palestinian conflict. so gathering aside the fight was a ton low and nobody's r allow, they told for this the escalation of the confidence and an end to the ongoing findings in gaza. the riley was organized by the jewish voice. something's processes were supposed to be removed from the building, and the number arrests were reports and the name of that. so for this news out, i'm along the line. you know, sometimes when he doesn't know the face, sometimes the he might not be a make me happy. i don't read on page one by the of the it is a war of neighbor against neighbor, brother against brother, father against the man and get to wounded. i'm captured now just what is the legal status of these prisoners who have been fighting their fellow citizens within the borders of their own country? do th

include additional money for ukraine. officer opposition from some republican politicians. president joe bind, assigned the bill into law many old estimated 820000, asked me call medians living. and i've gotten a lot of box have flight to our media. they fill persecution despite because assurances of safety as it by john took control of the enclave last week as people left with just a few clothes and personal belongings they could carry. but it's smith's reports on how people will go about rebuilding their lives. from a village house in the hills of the go into a kind of back to a temporary, unfurnished, flat, to an hour outside the arrow than any gregorian. husband suggests. but dolly and the children must auto everything they owned, they left behind in the rush to leave a change. but we never imagined leaving. we thought maybe they will give a small part of the land and it will come down, or that they wouldn't negotiate and come to some agreement. but we didn't think that cut about who would be left with no armenians. as about john says we have an economy need securities, guaranteed. no one

while is there any prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoken to the us president joe binding over the phone, bonnie and expressed a washington's full support for ease. well, after missing you, how cold the conflict a war inside his country, he must destroy a mass. in spot contrast to that rossi, it has stated that fanning the flames is no way to stop the violence. instead, moscow has insisted that a diplomatic resolution must stop the agenda and the long running regional crisis to move while other countries supported depaula stein to blame diesel flash collating the conflict. it's a key crowds of people to, to the streets, showing this some of donnelly, to me, those in gas a and the west people chanted sharing the policy new people, him waving policy and texas flags flags was seen being set off during the march. rodney is also among the spades supporting pa, this fine with locals, that taking part in the massive valley for fun. his teens in his fight against diesel ortiz use of july, the reports on the scene in toronto, hardware is over. warranty has to gathered outside and around the

that is according to joe bind. pete: that's their spin.f you're going to clean it up, send out kamala harris. she will clean it up and give you a clear perspective on how you should really feel about bidenomics. here she was in st. louis. >> almost 14 million new jobs, 800,000 new manufacturing jobs, popular, popular, popular. we just need to let everybody know who brought it to them. receipts, amen. >> that's doable. carly: the signature laugh. pete: unpopular, unpopular, unpopular. if only people knew how cool i was. carly: democrats haven't felt how good the economy is just yet. it's going to happen, but the poll numbers will be a reflection of that once americans start to feel it. i did just read that over a billion in credit card debt right now so that's a historic number and a lot ovpeople are putting stuff on their credit card because they don't have the money to cover it. that's a negative sign. will: absolutely. i think this next story would be guaranteed to upset our normal cohost on the weekend, rachel campos-duffy, i'm going to

i providing a very dog backdrop for joe bindings, message of support for as well right. of the it certainly changed the entire, the 9 because of joe biden said not least by the fact that the 3 out of leaders decided to cancel their summit with them in a mine. he was meant to go with it after he's been here. and how often do you get a world leader? cancelling a meeting with the us presidency. it is a huge diplomatic snap to bite. and as be meeting with the v is really war cabinet after his one on one meeting with benjamin netanyahu. the intention is he will not meet the relatives of 1st responders from october, the 7th and families of those who died. and then he will make a speech expressing sold without a to, with the people of israel before heading back and forth in that journey back. he will make phone calls, the presidency of egypt who cancel the meeting and present a bus of the pablo city to sorta see he's hoping that he'll be able to deliver news . why didn't he might have to be in development. the perhaps there will be maybe a ceasefire or some sort of way of gettin

joe biden? among truck motors and we asked the same thing and then bind orders. we said, are you voting more for a for binding or against the truck? in both instances the plurality said, oh no, this is a way more about truck for me than it is about buying. so even among biden's voters, this is a referendum on trump. he is continue to be the center of, of the economic, i'm sorry, of the political conversation. and even as there is, you know, there's only one president at a time. and in america, he has kind of gotten enough of the limelight that this, this is for one conclusion that we're talking about is a lot because of the coverage that he continues to get. and mostly negative coverage from january 6 from is multiple indictments. and just from just being a newsworthy, uh, figure, an individual that that news outlets honestly wants to cover because of the ratings that they get. so that's where we, that's part of the problem of the, of the well problem. that's part of the system. systematic structure here that's keeping this locked into this kind of less than opti

heavy and then else on comes up to the president, met this road 5 minutes while joe, and cancel the meeting with binding on several honorably lots of united nations with us details of resolution calling for a humanitarian pause in the condo pump. the what is this going to am and gonzo as civilians are still reading off to and his randy as striking a hospital left almost 500 people dead is the single worst attack on the besieged enclave on one the spot, rage across the region, as well as blamed islamic jihad for the attack and accusation, the palace domino group denies. the attack happened just before the us president arrived in israel in a show of support. job i said he's received information from the pentagon that backs up as well as the claims. it was not behind the hosp the strikes, but he provided no evidence to support his statement. he also says israel is agreed to allow aid into gaza as soon as possible, but at the same time, the us as veto to draw up the resolution of the un security council. calling for a humanitarian pools in garza, i'm condemning a tax by how mass on israel russia and the u.

how many are joe biden's bind onlyics is not working for the -- bidenomics is not working for the averagey. we want safety in our lives. our kids want it in their schools. we want so send our kids to school and have them learn history, math, science. we don't want them to go become democrat activists who are being taught crazy ideas and to apologize for america. we want them to go and learn academics and parents should have a say in their kids' school. we want our kids to be safe in school. these are the things we're fighting for. so as you talk to these candidates and hear from them, i'm going to ask you to do something. remember that at the end of the day, as brutal as this primary is how mad they may get on the stage, we cannot win if we don't come together. we cannot win. now i grew up in a political family. my mom ran for senate. i have told this story many times. she lost in the republican primary to a candidate who i just didn't like in the end because he's beating my mom up on tv. i couldn't stand that guy. i couldn't believe the lie he was saying about my mom. the day after the r

joe streech chai. >> i was legally bind at 18, totally blind later.d bad ass like marie is. i wanted to help make that happen. >> reporter: strechay is a netflix consultant who makes sure portrayals of blind or low vision characters are captured in an honest, sensitive way. >> one scene i suggested that a character that's interacting with marie would nod their head yes without saying yes and realize that the character, marie couldn't see that and then have to respond to it. >> what changes in the performance? >> instead of the cliche of, oh, i'm playing a low vision or blind character, so i'm going to willfully avoid eye contact with you. the reality is that aria, like many blind people, has grown up to look above the voice, look above the sound. >> how has your process changed in working with aria? >> frankly, i remember the first time i met aria, that's the first time i realized i don't know that i've spent any significant time with a blind person. i realized that, wow, so many of us have a limited depth of experience with many disabilities. >> repo

joe biden, has launched a $7000000000.00 hydrogen fuel program. the aim is to reduce the amount of greenhouse gases emitted by american factories and heavy industry binding was speaking in pennsylvania. one of 7 new regional hydrogen homes are support. this is a quick reminder of the top story. we're following this. our israel has carried out rates inside garza, the military says its troops were searching for homeless rocket crews, and people being held hostage. it says it's recovered. the bodies of missing is released. israel says it will allow safe movement for gardens on to main roads to evacuate to the south of the territory. over a 1000000 people have been ordered to relocate within hours. the situation the un has described as impossible. don't forget, you can always get the news on the go, just download our app from google play or from the apple app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world. as well as push notifications for any breaking news. and we will end it there, coming up next. our health show in good shape looking at our blood circulation and how to avoid some common dangers. a reminder, you can always get

protests was not legal, but the ruling isn't binding, which still allows local authorities to keep outlawing pro-palestinian rallies a case-by-case basis. macron and joe biden have just given israel a green light to invade gaza, which means. means their extermination, so of course we have to protest, they're calling muslims animals when it was europeans who massacred the jews, not muslims, and now they want to massacre half of palestine. thousands showed up in paris to a so-called illegal protest and face down hundreds of cops and water cannons. surprisingly, an hour into the protest, word came through that the demonstration had actually been approved. thousands likely had been deterred from attending due to the initial... ban, but france's infamous police brutality was avoided, israel, you have not won, macron, you are there accomplice, where is our freedom of expression here, long live palestine, israel, get out. palestine is not for you. the french elite's bias against palestine has been undeniable since 2014 when france became the first country ever to ban pro-palestinian rallies. banning protests, near certain police brutality, the effective crim

bind the people of our nations together. and it was my privilege to be a part of that. but how times have changed. under president joe, american has grown weaker, poorer, and less respected on the world stage than ever before. but the debate over america's future role in the world is not confined to differences between the two parties. i believe as we prepare to choose a standardbearer for our party, the question will not really be who, but what republicans will offer america in 2024. will republicans continue to be the party of the traditional conservatives that has defined our movement over the past 40 years? or will our party follow the siren song of populism unmoored to conservative supposed? as were rages in eastern europe and israel and china continues its provocations in the asia-pacific, a new populist movement in the republican party says that america should retreat from our leadership position, turn inward and focus solely on domestic concerns. i do not have to tell people gathered here that there are powerful voices within and outside our party that say we have to choose between supporting our allies in so

bind. even though joe biden's approval rating is in the low 40's, has not rebounded at all from its depths.ers also don't want to go through another impeachment saga and don't really see a clear rationale for why republicans would impeach biden when the real legal hurdles are ones that hunter biden is facing in delaware right now. polling on impeachment is similar to biden's favorability. it's a perilous vote for a number of those republicans. host: to show folks at home it was the house speaker suggesting hunter biden might be subpoenaed as part of that impeachment inquiry. caller: good morning. you can elect a president, reelect a president, you can remove the president but there's no constitutional provision for overthrowing the vote of 85 million people. so had the republicans been successful, please explain to me what type of government we would have and tell the guy in north carolina the same thing. what kind of government we would have. a government that vladimir putin could run. guest: the effort in 2020 on the part of republicans to not certify or invalidate votes from arizona and

joe biden is. it is a of the is really will bind in or his administration actually try and tampa israel's, the future action here and sending potentially ground troops into the gallons a strip. and it's difficult for him to do that because the relationship between benjamin netanyahu and joe biden, as a good job, i think, has been an office now for almost 3 years and still hasn't invited. she is really prime minister to come to the white house that would normally happen within the 1st year or so of a, a new president say, don't go on because when the job i went to the middle east before and went to israel to ask is able to stop building sacraments in new york, you bite waste bite by c arrived. it was a nice that there would be more settlement stop was considered by the obama white house at the time as a clear and deliberate snob of jo bite and brock obama. brock obama didn't get on well with benjamin netanyahu either. so the leverage, the joe biden has isn't great. you know, the united states does spend a lot of money in supporting israel militarily. that goes through congress that will go through no

binding. the secretary very defense off that as long as the weight is as real as well. we do about the carrier group, but the ford through the us, joe, for an advice and how it was on the way to reach as well. i mean, strong sort of, you know, shows that more of the united states, usually important visual and for the region blinking also today warranty, any enemies of israel not to try and take advantage of this crisis, why do you think he felt that he needed to issue that warning now, or that's right. again, i mean, you know, he's not going such as girlfriend, president biden as well. and the president talks about the possibility of other, other people getting into this fray. and you know, if you set them statically, don't, you know, there are, there are real fears that this could expand to other to other theaters most became a leave web. he's more opposite his bala looking forward to see of this becomes of why the original conflict or something that stays sort of contain geographically the cause area. you know, the presence the statements from coming from yes, patient officials, the presence of a rob american firepower in the, in

at least 52 people attending awake and binds a dash inaugurate system 1st nuclear power plant with uranium shipments from a rush. the us president joe biden has approved the construction of a new section of for the wall in 7, texas. mexico's president has criticized the move as a step backwards. the announcement was made as america's top different match and other high level officials, how talks in mexico city to discuss security issues. the white house as biden will restart, directv for patients to venezuela. as the us tries to reduce the flow of migrants entering the country. so it's southern border, abide and was asks during immediate racing in the oval office, whether his position and border was had change his one yet got this on the border wall. the board when it was appropriate for the border wall. i tried to get to re appropriate to retract that money. they didn't, they wouldn't. and in the meantime, there's nothing under the law of them. they have to use the money for what it was from. i can't stop. you know, well i bought a wall as has been a contentious issue for a number of us administrations, including during the bush and

reported that later today uae will seek binding resolution at the un security council for immediate humanitarian pause to the fighting in gaza. >> president joet pause would only help hamas. if i am a family member of a hostage i am wondering if the ground invasion can bring home a loved one alive. the headline is not great for the family with a daughter who is confirmed dead. >> reporter: we are hearing from the german foreign ministry that the 23-year-old was at the music festival in southern israel. she was taken hostage by hamas. we saw her motion less body in the back of a truck. they're saying she has been killed. according to german media quoting her mother saying a fragment of her skull was found and that's how they were able to know. we are just getting new information that hamas released another video of hostages, three women in the video appear to be under some duress but essentially in the video they're calling for cease fire. they're calling for them to be returned to their families of course. this is a hamas propaganda video. we'll be watching it closely. there is more coming out about the hostages, more than 220 people taken on

that the us president joy binding has spoken to palestinian president buffalo to above what was said between the 2 latest as well, that was actually a phone call made by president joe biden to lock mood, a bass. but there was no breakthrough. it's the kind of language that we've been hearing for days now between these rates, between the palestinians and the americans. it was a reiteration of the kind of language we heard about who the boss say in jordan to the us secretary of state. and so the blinking he condemned is ready actions within the gaza strip. he said the nice uh route to peace was a 2 state solution, an independent palestinian state. you called for an humanitarian, colorado. that still hasn't happened yet. that's something that by who the boss has been calling for since saturday, october, the 7th. when all of this actually happened, he's been pushing for this humanitarian car door to get these rallies to allow the egyptians to open up the rough a boat across. and there's a lot of political considerations that, particularly for the objections, is the shape amounts of people coming into egypt. if they do cross, he's got to be a real concern for egypt. so

worked to strengthen the ties that bind the people of our nations together, and it was my privilege to be a part of that. but how times have changed. under president joe has grown weaker, poorer, and less respected on the world stage to never before. but the debate over america's future role in the world is not confined to differences between the two parties. i believe as we prepare to choose a standardbearer for our party, the question will not really be who but what republicans will offer america in 2024. will republicans continue to be the party of the traditional conservative that has defined our movement over the past 40 years? or will our party follow the siren song of populism on more conservative principles? as war rages in eastern europe and israel, and china continues its provocations in the asia-pacific, a new populist movement in the republican party says that america should retreat from her leadership position, turn inward, and focused solely on domestic concerns. i do not have to tell people gathered here that there are powerful voices within and outside of our party that say we have to choose between supporting our allies in solving pro