was also asked whether the american president considered such a plan feasible, to which john kirby said that in the next few weeks the american the president and the ukrainian president will work hard to work out the details of this plan, and it looks like president zelensky and president biden will have an opportunity to check their clocks and talk about the possible implementation of this plan. already in the middle of october, because, as john kirby said, they should meet in germany then. in germany, the american president will convene a contact group with the defense of ukraine in mid-october, the so-called ramstein format, but this time at the level of heads of state, because once again, president biden is left with four months of his presidency, and therefore he wants his political legacy not to be lost, to continue the theme of supporting ukraine, so the meeting will be dedicated to this, and it will be an opportunity to discuss this again. but ostape, as the topic of such possible territorial concessions resurfaced this week. it is also important, it is important to mention one

john kirby joins me live here on sat next. here on sat next. >>> the u.s. is sending additional troops to the middle east for security purposes to bolster the 40,000 american troops already in the region. this comes after a series of israeli airstrikes left nearly 600 people dead according to the lebanese health ministry. the israeli government says they killed a top hezbollah commander. in the past several months israel and hezbollah have engaged in cross attacks. this most recent round of strikes risks dragging in the united states. u.s. voters rank foreign policy relatively low on their list of priorities but sometimes foreign-policy has a way of asserting its own importance. john kirby is the white house national securities adviser and he joins me now. let's start on lebanon. there is a quote from the great israeli reporter not back from the calculation of what israel had done with the pages of the walkie-talkies in the airstrikes 's de-escalation through escalation. this quote went viral. i think you understand why. what do you say when people say this

john kirby was a former admiral. states military and we talked about how best shape to face the future threats, right now we have thedl best resources and best training facilities and $20 echo by legit. the reason why military is weak is because we have generals andt admirals to lie and do thingsre with an self-interest to spin an area. if we had performers out there and able to come up with a good plan and convince people of the national security council, this woul kird not happen to poi john kirby, in my opinion, everything wrong with united states army. >> laura: one of his best debates, i don't fire anyone. there was never a reason to firr anybody and the biden-harris administration. i thought that was devastating.u stuart and chad are, thank you very much. coming up middle-class americans are struggling but kamala worked at mickey d's photo with the phone he is pitch ever. next. ♪ ♪ hey folks, chris counahan here with leaffilter, america's largest gutter and gutter protection company. leaffilter has over 150 loc

, that hasn't. — spokesman, john kirby, that hasn't. or— spokesman, john kirby, that hasn't, orat spokesmant, or at least when i walked into the studio, got under_ walked into the studio, got under way i walked into the studio, got underway i said, walked into the studio, got under way i said, but a few more — under way i said, but a few more comments, but i have to say that— more comments, but i have to say that i— more comments, but i have to say that i think the public remarks _ say that i think the public remarks from us officials on this— remarks from us officials on this are _ remarks from us officials on this are extremely guarded. and it feels_ this are extremely guarded. and it feels to — this are extremely guarded. and it feels to be pretty reminiscent of the mood around to previous significant israeli attacks, _ to previous significant israeli attacks, namely when the israelis _ attacks, namely when the israelis carried out a deadly strike — israelis carried out a deadly strike on— israelis carried out a deadly strike on an iranian diplomatic facility— strike on an iranian diplom

you know, so john kirby was a former thform admiral.ed to face the future threats. right now we have the best resources, the best training facilities, the best young talent and trillion dollars annual budget. the reason why the military is so week is because we have general officers and admirals that will lie and do things within their self-interest to spin a narrative. if we had performers out there and people that were able to come up with a good plan, to convince people at the national security council, this would have never happened. john kirby in my opinion is everything that is wrong with the united states military. >> laura: to trump's point at the debate, which i thought was one of his best points, yeah, you know, i five people. >> they don't fire anyone, there is never a reason to fire anyone in the biden administration -- in the harris administration. i thought that was devastating. stuart and chad, thank you very much. coming up, middle class americans are struggling but kamala, she worked at mcd'sm's. the phoniest working cl

this afternoon and also the white house john kirby both joining me here in studio. buffers, form president trump eking to "real and specific threats on his life by ironic ". he did that today in battleground north carolina just moments ago, he says he believes based on the briefing he got last night from u.s. intelligence officials that they will try to strike again. >> mr. trump: meanwhile we have the president of iran in our country this week, they have large security forces guarding him, yeah, that are threatening to a former president and leading candidate to become the next president of the united states break certainly as strange set of circumstances around the world, our enemies are desperate to prevent donald trump from returning to the white house because they know i will make america great again and they don't want that. >> martha: so now a scaving report on the july assassination attempt in butler, pennsylvania finding out like key security on the ground and not even know about these credible threats that have already been received from ironic at the time

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john kirby, who stated that the white house, i quote, takes seriously russia's warning about the consequences of strikes deep into russia. it is clear that the coordinator of strategic communications for the us national security council is a serious person, but nevertheless, is it possible washington can be trusted in these conditions, what do you think, with such a statement, you know, it is difficult for me, of course, to answer in the way i would like to answer you, because i work here in washington, if you ask me, i think that it is impossible to trust, the americans have proven hundreds of times that they cheat, that they... ukraine, we firmly know the places in kiev where certain specialists, mercenaries, intelligence officers and so on are located. the history, by the way, of the 16 that was shot down by american air defense, says a lot. the americans, i'm guilty, the ukrainians are not ready to use precision weapons, they lack the knowledge, skills, and ability to handle them, they need to be constantly pulled up and corrected. the same applies to precision weapons, and if a missile f

remains the same, here is john kirby, take a listen. >> we still believe there is time and space for diplomacy to work. we understand it is not moving in the best direction, that does not mean we think engaging in all out war in the north is best for israel. >> todd: he was referring to a report that israel managed to stop a second october 7, which for them is equivalent of 9/11, with targeted strikes to senior hezbollah leaders. to be clear, israel prevented their next 9/11 and john kirby is questioning them, that makes no sense to me. what say you? >> you are absolutely right, we should not be ambivalent and confused, we should be direct in support for israel. it looks like there was intent of hezbollah to come in in larger numbers. the end of the day, we need to support israel unequivocally, this is choice between de deterrence -- -- own defense, for the first time ever, hezbollah, surrogate for iran has been -- facilities. they are truly trying to take this up a notch, if they take it up too many notches, they will be sorry they did. >> todd: iranian president arrives inlet u.s.

i'm joined now by white house national security communications adviser, john kirby. to see you, admiral kirby. >> thanks. >> martha: this morning, hezbollah has had its leadership wiped out and hundreds, if not thousands of operatives wounded or some dead. so who has the keys to hezbollah now, and what changes? >> i don't think that's exactly clear, martha. exactly how they're going to figure out what the leadership structure looks like, and we expect it. somebody will be anointed and somebody will take mr. nasrallah's place. he's been in command of command of hezbollah for some 30 years. so we'll see who they decide to put in charge, and where this goes. i think to your point though, the command structure has been nearly decimated. thousands of missiles and drones destroyed by israel over the last few days. there's no question that the hezbollah today is not the hezbollah that it was even just a week ago. >> martha: but they still have capability. i mean, do you have any estimate of long-range missiles or how much fire power still remains? >> i don't think we have a

george. >> martha raddatz, thanks. >>> let's bring in john kirby, national security spokesman from theuse. john, thank you for joining us this morning. you heard martha's finish. prime minister netanyahu saying he'll do whatever it takes so is escalation inevitable? >> we believe that there are better ways to try to get those israeli citizens back in their homes up in the north, and to keep those that are there there safely than a war than opening up a second front at that border with lebanon against hezbollah. why still believe that there can be time and space for a diplomatic solution and that's what we're working on. >> working on but how so? we just heard prime minister netanyahu seems to be disregarding whatever the united states is calling for. >> well, look, the prime minister can speak for himself and what policies he's trying to pursue, what operations he's trying to conduct. we're all recognizing that the tensions are much higher than they were even just a few days ago and certainly have been monitoring the reports of strikes back and forth across that border but all that doe

john kirby, while i respect his service to our military, he has become a mouthpiece for the biden-harrisinistration and he is continuing to dispel all the truths while covering up all the lies. and so i just think it is time for as veterans to call him out on these things. myself, mast, geist as well as many others from benghazi have tried to bring mention to the fact he is not being factual. >> bill: you recall this from the house report on the afghan withdrawal. read this segment. our investigation revealing the biden-harris administration had the information and opportunity to take necessary steps to plan for the inevitable collapse of the afghan government so we could safely evacuate u.s. personnel, american citizens, green card holders and afghan allies. administration picked optics over security at every step. from mike mccaul earlier in the week. to the debate from the other night. no americans in combat zones. that was the quote. here is how we heard it. watch. >> i agree with president biden's decision to pull out of afghanistan. america's taxpayers are not paying the $3 hundred

and the official line from the national security council spokesperson, john kirby, is that there is an effort to ensure that there is no further escalation. the policy of the white house is that the best way to resolve the escalation in the north of israel, as well as israel's war on garza is through diplomacy. and the united states is still committed to pursuing those outcomes. kimberly healthcare alger 0, the white house, the spring, you, some of the news, the u. s. federal reserve has taught its benchmark interest rates by half a percent. this comes off to inflation cold, following aggressive rate hikes on the recovery of supply chains. following the global pandemic like kind of reports or the interest rate as being at risk hold. hi, is this a federal reserve attempted to cub inflation and the hospice and cottage regarded as an aggressive move by a normally conservative reserve board. the board chairman says any further cuts will be decided on a meeting to meeting basis. if that has been assigned to goals for monetary policy, maximum employment and stable prices remain committed to

we had john kirby doing a round of interviews and speaking to cnn, he described the death as good forn casualties during the strikes on beirut, he said they have made no bones about the fact that they don't necessarily see the tactical execution the same way they do. so, the same messages that we've had since the start of the gaza conflict, since the october the 7th attacks by hamas almost a year ago. reiterating that ironclad support for israel. an appeal for israel to avoid civilian casualties and the of the killing as a measure of justice to his many victims, many of whom were americans. he described them dying during what he described as a four decade reign of terror. we had john kirby doing a round of interviews and speaking to cnn, he described the death as good for the region and the world. when he was asked about civilian casualties during the strikes on beirut, he said they have made no bones about the fact that they don't necessarily see the tactical execution the same way they do. so, the same messages that we've had since the start of the gaza conflict, since we've had sin

here's what john kirby said on thursday. that's going to be up to him, and i would tell you were not sitting around with maps of ukraine and markers and coming up with, you know, alternative scenarios here or jeep. maybe we could convince the lensky to trade this for that. we're not involved in that kind of a game here. but as i said many, many times if and when and how this war ends. it's got to be in a way that president zalinski and the ukrainian people can accept. and if there's trade space, he gets to decide what that trade space is. listening to john kirby, that perhaps we're witnessing a slight shift in washington's rhetoric. never the less vladimir zelinski has been calling the proposal by brazil and china as destructive. however, 1 may wonder if rejecting calls for dialogue from such big players could be very productive in the current context. republican presidential nominee donald trump has hosted vladimir zalinski in new york. the former us president reiterated his claim of being able to quickly stop the war if he

yulia yarmolenko asked the same question at a white house briefing, to which white house official john kirby replied to her that this argument is not appropriate, since russia has already moved 90% of its aircraft, which it uses to carry out these strikes on ukraine for within the limits of the three-kilometer zone of influence. journalist. voice of america will continue to ask these questions of american officials. i would like to remind you that after many months and calls for the us to change its policy, the united states continues to believe that the use of american weapons on the territory of the russian federation may cause an escalation of the russian war against ukraine. however, the risk of this escalation is an illusion, according to former us national security council official oleksandr windman. he worked in the white house during the trump era. however, he now criticizes the policy of the former president. at the same time, windman wants to see more. decisive actions to support ukraine from the democratic party. what is needed for this, he told ostap yarysh in an interview. this

and the official line from the national security council spokesperson, john kirby, is that there is an effort to ensure that there is no further escalation. the policy of the white house is that the best way to resolve the escalation in the north of israel, as well as israel's war on garza is through diplomacy, and the united states is still committed to pursuing those outcomes. kimberly hill kit al jazeera, the white house to guys are now in heavy artillery. shelley is being reported northwest. the city of ross in the south is a 2 neighborhood southeast of guys. a city is also being targeted earlier, a 9 and his pregnant wife were killed in an is randy jones. right? that he think your body a refugee camp in northern garza and 9 was identified as massage shaheen, a member of the palestinian civil defense. on wednesday, 8 people were killed and that is really a tank on a scroll housing disgrace, palestinians in northern garza, this rank happening issue j, a neighborhood of kansas city, 5 children and 2 women are among the dates. is really forces that been conducting overnight res, acros

this is john kirby who also said it was somewhat chaotic when it came to the afghanistan withdrawal,people didn't have the necessary biometrics and medical before being brought to the u.s. he never acknowledged our 13 brave heros who lost their lives and gold star families, its was president trump who was the one who was out there dealing with these gold star mothers and fathers and who were actually invinvited to mar-a-lago, goingo sites of their children and made sure showed respect on anniversary. for him to say a handful of vets, it goes to show what little concern and respect they have for military veterans abroad. cheryl: do you think he should apologize. maybe this doesn't bother you. do you think he should apologize for the way he was so flippant about what was a horrible moment in history for our country. >> he should absolutely apologize to gold star families and veterans that served abroad. right after this failed botched withdrawal by the biden, hairs rise regime -- harris regime we immediately saw a spike in suicide rates of military veterans. we talk about 22 a day whic

let's bring in john kirby. thank you.know in the past israel has bombed the airports in lebanon, back in 2005. do you expect to it happen again? have we been given a heads up? >> we're in constant contact with our israeli counter parts. we want to make sure there are still commercial options available for americans to leave. they should be leaving while those options are available. i won't get ahead of operation. >> george: the united states has been trying very hard to prevent an escalation. >> absolutely. >> george: president has been in constant contact with israel. they don't seem to be heeding his advice. >> again, i think we don't believe it's in israel's interest for it to escalate, for there to be a war on that blue line between israel and lebanon. if the goal is to get family backes to their homes, we think there's a better way to do that than all out conflict. the israelis will tell you yesterday that they had to take some of these strikes because they were about to pweupl tphepbtly attacked by hezbollah. they d

and the official line from the national security council spokesperson, john kirby, is that there is an effort to ensure that there is no further escalation. the policy of the white house is that the best way to resolve the escalation in the north of israel, as well as israel's war on garza is through diplomacy, and the united states is still committed to pursuing those outcomes. kimberly how kit al jazeera, the white house, the united nations general assembly has adopted a resolution demanding that israel ends. it's on an awful presence and occupied palestinian territories within 12 months, as well as denounced. the resolution of cynical christian salumi report some un headquarters in new york the general assembly resolution condemning israel's legal occupation was met by a round of applause. and a strong show of support in civil one into the 24. about 2 thirds of member states voted for, it looks for dakota and he's a show i'm going supplements are a serious obstacle to the 2 state solution. use it. the 2 state solution is the only way we can achieve justin last in peace. that's the o

and the official line from the national security council spokesperson john kirby, is that there is an effort to ensure that there is no further escalation. the policy of the white house is that the best way to resume. 1 of the escalation in the north of israel, as well as israel's war on garza is through diplomacy and the united states is still committed to pursuing those outcomes. kimberly, how could al jazeera the white house. meanwhile, in gaza, heavy artillery shouting, there has been reported north west of the city of rough. uh, there's a 2 neighborhood, southeastern gauze is that he has also been talking to are they are a part of the city and civil defense worker. and his pregnant wife were killed in his riley drawn strike on the giovanni a refugee camp in northern casa, all the despised palestinians have been injured off those ready tanks, flight attends in the coastal areas of milwaukee west of rough up a honey. my mood is in central gauze or in darrow by line joins us. now. tell us about these latest strikes across garza honey. in the yes, well the, the artillery is, is still

here's what john kirby said on thursday. that's going to be up to him, and i would tell you were not sitting around with maps of ukraine and markers and coming up with, you know, alternative scenarios here or jeep. maybe we could convince zalinski to trade this for that. we're not involved in that kind of a game here. but as i said many, many times if and when and how this war ends. it's got to be in a way that president zalinski and the ukrainian people can accept. and if there's trade space, he gets to decide what that trade space is. listening to john kirby, the perhaps we're witnessing a slight shift in washington's rhetoric. never the less vladimir zelinski has been calling the proposal by brazil and china as destructive. however, one me wonder if rejecting calls for dialogue from such big players could be very productive in their current context. all right, to stay with our to international be back with much more and not just under half an hour. now, by the a. the bumper seem to fucked up around the show a wash lot saw

the russian territories, so russia in order to motivate russia to seek peace, and before that, john kirbyman of the white house for national... security stated that the united states of america will not change its policy regarding strikes by american missiles on military targets on the territory of russia, even after the russian strikes on poltava and lviv. let's hear what john kirby had to say. 90% of aircraft that russia uses for guided aerial bombs and long-range missile strikes, we calculated it. 90% of them are located beyond 300 km from the ukrainian border. deep inside russia, so the claim that we'll just let them attack and say okay, and they'll be able to hit most of the russian planes at the airbases from where they're attacking ukraine, is true, it's a false argument, but this false argument appeared after as we began to say, give us long-range weapons and our drones flew there, our partners, the americans thought about whether to give this permission or not, why they don't want to give us such an opportunity, well, first of all, ramstein is a meeting, to put it so rudely on a

let's hear what john kirby had to say. 90% of the planes that russia uses for guided aerial bombs ande missile strikes, we count. 90% of them are located beyond 300 km from the ukrainian border, deep inside russia, so the statement: they say, we will just give them the attacks and say ok, and they will be able to hit most of the russian planes at the air bases, where the strikes on ukraine are coming from is false, this is a false argument, but this false argument appeared after we started saying: give us long-range weapons, and our drones flew there, our partners... americans were thinking about whether to give this permission or not? why don't they want to give us that opportunity. well, first of all, ramshtein is a gathering, to put it so rudely on a boy's mind, of the deputies of the rear of the nato troops. they don't make decisions there. there they will discuss the logistics of implementing the decisions already made by the managers. therefore, the presence of the president, he has been there twice already, well, in fact , he cannot reach other decisions than have already been

well, before that, john kirby stuff.'s national security advisor said that the united states of america will not change its policy regarding us missile strikes on military targets on russian territory, even after russian strikes on poltava and lviv. let's hear what john kirby had to say. 90% of aircraft used by russia for guided aerial bombs and long-range missile strikes, we calculated it. 90% of them are located outside. 100 km from the ukrainian border, deep inside russia, so the statement that we will just let them attack and say ok, and they will be able to hit most of the russian planes at the air bases from where they attack ukraine is false, it is a false argument, but this is false the argument came after we started talking, give us long-range weapons, and our drones were flying there, our partners, the americans were thinking about whether to give this permission or not, why do they... want to give us such an opportunity, well, first of all, romshtein is a gathering, to put it so rudely on a boy's mind, of the

we have heard from john kirby is the same messages that we have heard since the beginning of the conflict ironclad support for israel, an appeal for israel to avoid civilian casualties, and an emphasis on the need for a diplomatic solution. and the main aim of the us has been to avoid regional escalation, to secure a hostage and ceasefire deal and so far that has failed. the us is now in crisis mode. —— crisis management mode. how concerned is the us about its military forces and citizens in the region being targeted? today we had a statement from the defence department from the secretary of defence, lloyd austin, and he has given a stark warning that the us will use "every necessary measure" to defend their people, american troops, american residents, and american interests in the region. the us already has a number of assets there in terms of warships, fighterjets, both in the region and in the eastern mediterranean. today in his statement, lloyd austin said that they have troops on increased readiness to deploy. jenny, thank you. let's speak to randa slim, who is a senior fellow and di

as well, john kirby was certainly as he spoke to reporters a little bit cagey. about whether or not this was the so called take it or leave it deal, but certainly that seems to be what it is. he characterized this as a really boiled down deal being worked on by the united states and close consultation with egypt and katara that has been full of amendments and back and forth in the last 24 hours with a new sense of urgency. he said, what he said is this really has 3 main goals and objectives in that this is about securing that release of captors getting massive and immediate relief for the people of gaza. and making sure that the, uh, the is really military is removed from densely populated area, specifically the philadelphia cord or what we know is a major sticking points. so this is simply a sort of a bare bones proposal. one that would i essentially bring about the ceasefire that everyone is looking for in order to trying to achieve peace. and again, this is something that is brought about by a new sense of urgency and one that the national security adviser, r

and the official line from the national security council spokesperson, john kirby, is that there is an effort to ensure that there is no further escalation. the policy of the white house is that the best way to resolve the escalation in the north of israel, as well as israel's war on garza is through diplomacy and the united states is still committed to pursuing those outcomes. can really help get al jazeera, the white house. and other developments is really forces that conducting overnight rates across the occupied westbank army vehicles can be seen storming the city of called kia. they're also ongoing raids in the city of novice is really in cations in the occupied westbank. i've been at midnight leo, karen since last october the united nations general assembly has adopted a resolution demanding that is route ends is unlawful presidency, unoccupied palestinian territories within 12 months. israel has denounced the resolution as cynical christian salumi reports from you in headquarters in new york . the general assembly resolution condemning israel's legal occupation was met by a roun

so kimberly the, the white house, national security advisor, john kirby says that there's still room for diplomacy. so i wanted to ask you, same as i've been asking, are corresponding at the un? is there any serious diplomacy going on right now? what do we know? us? yeah, well uh we not only heard from the secretary state and the national security council's post 1st and john kirby. but we've also heard from the us president, he was speaking on a national chat show that's been airing out of new york. it's called the view and he said that is typically a sort of a relax show, but there was a bit of news in the president said that in terms of a diplomacy. yeah. that this is still being worked on the term de escalation in terms of cease fire agreements. it is still possible to try and achieve something that that is being worked on. he said the us is using every bit of energy to get this done and to see change. so that's what's happening right now. and the secretary of state also has set up in new york that. c the efforts that the united states is doing right now is tireless. the allies ar

us had advance notice of a 2nd attack inside leaven on national security council spokesperson, john kirby will not confirm that the united states was aware of the 2nd attack. well, he will admit that there was, in fact a phone call that took place on tuesday between the us secretary of defense, lloyd austin. and his is really calendar part you ask a lot. what he would only say is that there was a discussion that took place, but in terms of the details, he would not elaborate. there was no us involvement in either of these incidents and then i have nothing to as awareness is coming. i recognize the question, i have nothing more to ask if you're someone who owns a page or like this been blown up by the time when each company and caring company that may be concerned again. and i have nothing more to add on this confirmed what has been right by the report or the israel is responsible for this. but notably, you still won't say that. why is that? is it because that's not your assessment. where because you don't support what they're doing, it's because i don't have anything more to add on this i

now, the national security council spokesperson john kirby said that he would not debate with the is really prime minister in public. that's something he told reporters on tuesday, but said that this is something israel has already agreed to. and the white house expects is real. to honor that commitment, still, netanyahu argues that to withdraw from that area would put, is real at risk, given the fact that this may allow her moss to smuggle arms and equipment into gaza . still, the white house says that there is a new urgency in trying to get this deal across the finish line. that's why the president says he is personally involved. there is lots of back and forth. we understand with a new sense of urgency as a result of the killings that occurred over the weekend of 6 captives. kimberly help it out to 0. the white house is in the occupied westbank. the is really military has been sending reinforcements as it pursues. it's a sold for 7th day, a 14 year old boy was killed in one of the most recent attacks on the to car and camp is really military has confirmed that it use the drone to

and the official line from the national security council spokesperson, john kirby, is that there is an effort to ensure that there is no further escalation. the policy of the white house is that the best way to resolve the escalation in the north of israel as well as israel's war on garza is through diplomacy. and the united states is still committed to pursuing those outcomes. kimberly how kit ouch is 0. the white house that's bringing p. j. crowley. he is a full us assistant secretary of state. he joins us now live from alexandria and virginia. thank you so much for your time. so as we had the, the united states saying it had no prior knowledge of this attack. do you think that's true given we know that they was that phone call between the defense minister, you'll have guidance on the us actually of defense, lloyd austin, just minutes before the 1st and talk to place in the united states. the state department has said it had no prior knowledge of yesterday's events. i have no reason to challenge that. um, as you just indicated with your reporter, you know, john kirby was circumspect

you hear john kirby say that they have been held accountable and that they want to be accountable on goes back to sergeant tyler vargas andrews who says that he saw a suspicious person at that gate and that he let people know, he went through the chain of command to make sure people new. and that no one ever followed up on that. in a criminal very deadly movement. it is bring this up obviously mystic happened during war. but i bring it up because no one really has been held accountable for any of this. let's listen to the sergeant for a moment and then i want to hear what you think about all of this. >> eventually the individual disappeared to this the we believe he was a suicide bomber we made everyone on the run out -- aware that operations had briefly halted but then started again. plain and simple that we were ignored. or expertise was disregarded because no one was held accountable for our safety. >> martha: and he lives with up to this day, john reckless, your reaction to this report and i kind of memory of that day? >> while the sergeant use the word "ignore," that president b

joining me this hour, john kirby. the president's big challenges with two wars in his final months in office. israel's ambassador to the united states, as a potential cease-fire deal to free the hostages held for nearly a year in gaza may be out of reach. >>> following shocking new details about the july shooting that nearly killed former president trump. we will speak to the top democrat on the house task force investigating that assassination attempt. ♪♪ >>> good day, everyone. i'm andrea mitchell in new york for the gathering of world leaders here, including from iran. former president trump's campaign has announced that the republican nominee was briefed in person by a top u.s. intelligence official that iran has threatened to assassinate him. trump forms a long list who have around the clock security, costing taxpayers millions ever year because of the ongoing iranian threats. here is how iran's new vice president reacted to my question about all this this week. there are numerous american officials from the prev

high-rise building all right, with us now is white house national security communications adviser, john kirby. thank you so much for being with us. what's the u.s. view of the utility of these drone strikes inside russia, particularly at moscow well, look john, i'll let the ukrainians speak to their operations one way or another. this is not the first time that they have conducted these kinds of strikes inside russia. i would just tell you that nothing has changed about our view. we're not enabling or encouraging attacks inside russia. certainly not with us made weapons that's, that's still our policy in our approach. but what we are trying to do is make sure that they have what they need to defend themselves, certainly within their own territory. and that's why we just announced another package of $250 million worth of weapons and material to >> these particular drone attacks have had any tangible change to the battlefield front, not in any way, just a short time ago this morning, us secretary state anthony blake and confirmed the shipment of ballistic missiles from iran to russia to use in

group of veterans slammed the administration for covering up the botched afghanistan withdrawal, john kirbymed to accidentally respond saying there's no use in responding to a handful events. that included cory mills. why should there be no use in addressing concerns? it is so dismissive. >> kirby is a veteran, got to be an admiral even though he only worked in public affairs in the navy his entire career, more metals than george patton did at the end of world war ii can you get medals for power point talking points. the white house think this is a loser issue for them because it is a loser issue for them. during the presidential debate, kamala harris tried to blame donald trump for the pulled out in august 2021 and biden and harris took office in january of that year. it was hoped ukraine would be a winner that washed away the shame of ukraine and that hasn't happened. ashley: we have to leave it there but always great stuff. thank you for being with us. today, one pro-palestinian group is planning a day of justice on college campuses. what can you tell us about it? lauren: this is happeni

is what was referred to specifically by john kirby, the national security council spokesperson, what he called it was kind of the, the bridging proposal that is designed to close the gaps to force these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu to bring about a deal to with her boss. to get that cease fire, that is so urgently needed to alleviate the suffering of the people of gaza and also secure the release of captives and bring about a cease fire. but he also said, what this would do is to remove is really forces from the philadelphia i cord or where it intersects with densely populated areas. ukrainian president followed him . your zalinski says more than 50 people have been killed and 219 injured in a russian missile strike on the city of co tava, ukrainian training centre of communications has been partially destroyed in the attack. at least 12 migrants have died after their boat capsized in the english channel off the northern coast of france. the vessel was on his way to britain rescue operations are under way to find those 4. still missing. those are the headlines and use con

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rina shah, we heard john kirby given a briefing in the last hour or so.n? there is a serious mood _ worries about escalation? there is a serious mood of— is a serious mood of frustration in washington about how the biden harris administration continues to handle this conflict and our role in this conflict. it feels like we are always late to everything, whether talking about ukraine or israel. who we talk about having the bad stuff is one thing, but how we have the backs is another thing, and we just heard from tom bateman, there's been lip service here in washington, speaking both sides of the most almost, and it goes back to the feeling of wear dresses and and how this is and? candidate kamala harris has come unseen she says —— once a cease—fire, former president donald trump who is a republican nominee, and i said even though the debate last week, saying that october seven would not have happened if he was in the oval office. for the average american, knowing that some 500 people, almost, were hurt and injured by these pagers going off, let's not make