but then john curry saying that they anticipated that there would be some retaliation. and what we're hearing is that they say that even though the united states says that their national strikes on who's these uh, sort of a, of their locations within yemen, where they were storing much of their equipment to attack these commercial fish. a shipping vessels in the red sea degrade, but as you will say, i cetera. even though the united states says that these were largely successful. what john kirby is saying is that they may have to take additional steps as necessary. and so that's what we're seeing playing out right now. but again, he's saying he's not looking for the war to expand, and they are not looking for war period. but the united states once again reiterating what they said so many times. and that is the who's these have a choice to make, to stop their so called reckless attacks. and kimberly, i know that the pricing is still ongoing. so we're still getting information from that. but they've also been developments of a potential prison to swap a hostage deal betwee

the welcome back to the list of lawyers and john curry onto we're speaking with joe carson, the american was the blower from the u. s. department of energy. joe? good to have you with us. thank you. good. it's good feedback. thank you joe and joe, to me the, the most complicated aspect of your whistle blowing has been this ongoing interaction with the merit systems production board. the m s p b. can you explain to us exactly what the m s p b is what it's role is in whistle blowing and why you've had to fight it for so many years. let's go back in a little bit of history of the federal civil service and i'll try to get just the high points that was created in the 1883. the body association are present. garfield by a disappointed offer seeker, prior to that all federal agency inform was patronage based. but there was so much corruption of the grant and the federal agencies or the federal government grants. but she was still. ready more that there was a push to make a federal employment marriage based on the patronage space. the pedals inactivate 2 or 3 created. what is the allow the. ready

i and john curry hudson, speaking on board of the air force, one that's the us presidents traveling up to pennsylvania where he's going to be talking about the economy. and we're learning a little bit more about when the decision was made to conduct these airstrikes. the commander in chief apparently made that decision, joe biden on tuesday, according to john kirby. he's tele reporters on route pennsylvania, that the decision was made after the who's he's conducted the tech on tuesday. that's when he gathered his national security team together and looked at various options. calling the targets that were struck about 60 of the we understand a basically commanded control as well as other facilities as valid, legitimate targets. and because they were selected because it was designed to disrupt and degrade the who, the capabilities, in other words, their ability to conduct future attacks on commercial shipping. now, according to john kirby, the national security council spokesperson of the united states reserves, the right to conduct future attacks should deem necessary. but according to

has distance the 2 sides, given the fact that the again, national security council spokesperson, john curry says. but the bottom administration doesn't want to see any diminishment in territory in any way. you have to remember that uh, already the by the ministration has been very clear. it was to see a 2 state solution when this conflict ends, the benjamin that's and yahoo has said, but he is opposed to that. and also the by the ministration of said it was to see a limit and the number of tell us do the casualties. something that the is really is have not done as we've now exceeded the number of 25000 palestinians killed. so the concern here and all of this is that there have, in order to put a buffer zone in place that would be enforced through land mines. that is something that, of course there is a global ban on the other concern is that uh, to put this one kilometer buffer zone in place would mean to demolish meant of more homes. we already have more than 2000000 palestinian instead of internally just place that as something the by the ministration as opposed to but a lot more a some a

she given the fact that it's a briefing on tuesday, john curry, the national security council spokesperson said that he and the by the administration, did not want to see the territory diminished in any way. but there was some contradictory message coming from the secretary of state and to the lincoln who said, there might be a scope for some transitional arrangements. and that left open the possibility of this buffer zone. and so, so that is where there has been some confusion given the fact that at times there has been this contradictory message. now overall, the message has been divided. ministration is opposed to this and is for the reasons that has been stated by so many human rights groups. the fact that there are concerns not only that there could potentially be mines that would be put in place to help with forces that would be in violation. of international law, this could be up to a kilometer in size, again, taking away the homeless for the almost 2000000 people that have already been internally displaced. but the bottom line and all of this is that the concern is that there is so

between press secretary crane, jump here, as well as the national security council spokesperson, john curry, where we expect to get more details about that telephone call between the is really prime minister and the us president. but what we are learning is that it lasted about 40 minutes. the temperature in terms of the call, still unclear, but what we do know is that last call back in december. and it's somewhat of roughly, and the frustrations of the part of the us president may have to do with the public comments that came up by the is really prime minister when he said that he was on thursday rejecting the notion of a 2 state solution. when this israel's war on gaza finally does, and that is something that the united states has been pushing for some time. something that would be run with a revitalized palestinian authority, but given doubt. but in benjamin netanyahu has used the phrase from the river to the sea. he has outright rejected that notion uh, sort of, uh, explaining that that would threaten the a future jewish stay to the as a result. that is his justification rejecting any s

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the brilliant edwina currie , lady victoria hervey and currie, lady victoria hervey and john sergeant and the unmissable take at ten mark dolan tonight saturday and sunday from nine till 11. next up, the brilliant leo kearse in for patrick christys. leo what have you got for us. >> well it's going to be great >> well it's going to be a great show tonight from 9 to 11 pm. we're be talking about we're going to be talking about the and is it the asylum system and is it keeping us safe. i think the asylum system and is it keejisg us safe. i think the asylum system and is it keejis particularly i think the asylum system and is it keejis particularly pertinent this is particularly pertinent given conflict the given that the conflict in the middle east looks like it could escalate at and trigger a fresh wave of refugees. we've also got a sexy c k ad that's deemed too sexy, and we've got matt goodwin as well who might be too sexy. >> definitely make sure he takes his top off. >> leo. looking forward to it. always a treat. thank you so much to my brilliant friday friends , the the other friend

the brilliant edwina currie , lady victoria hervey and currie, lady victoria hervey and john sergeantts and the unmissable take at ten mark dolan tonight saturday and sunday from nine till 11. next up, the brilliant leo kearse in for patrick christys. leo what have you got for us. >> well it's going to be great >> well it's going to be a great show tonight from 9 to 11 pm. we're be talking about we're going to be talking about the and is it the asylum system and is it keeping us safe. i think the asylum system and is it keejisg us safe. i think the asylum system and is it keejis particularly i think the asylum system and is it keejis particularly pertinent this is particularly pertinent given conflict the given that the conflict in the middle east looks like it could escalate at and trigger a fresh wave of refugees. we've also got a sexy c k ad that's deemed too sexy, and we've got matt goodwin as well who might be too sexy. >> definitely make sure he takes his top off. >> leo. looking forward to it. always a treat. thank you so much to my brilliant friday friends , the the other frie