edwin schlock burn. . >> mr. john gray and mrs.y. >> the honorable antony j blinken, secretary of state. >> ms. valerie biden owen. >> the honorable bonnie jenkins. >> the honorable katherine clark , united states representative from massachusetts. >> the honorable michael mccaul, united states representative from texas, and mrs. linda mccall. >> i think we will pass our appropriations bill and the israeli -- iran bill, and then the security package. that will be russia's threat to ukraine and europe, china's threat to the pacific, the threat to the middle east, and securing the border. the reason why we are linking the threats together, -- >> do you have a message for president biden tonight? >> [indiscernible] it is all about national security. and what is happening in israel, we have to stand together. we did on the house floor. it was a great contrast to all the infighting from the first bill on the floor. uniting united states and israel. >> [indiscernible] >> the honorable mark wahlberg. >> [indiscernible] >> the honorable gr

mr. james keogh and ms. celine us. >> the honorable john berry and mr. curtis e. --yee. >> tried to say hello to all the australian mates. >> how are you doing? >> the honorable jeff holland, secretary of the interior and ms. aleta suazo. >> the honorable caroline kennedy ambassador of the united states to australia and dr. edwin schlossberg. >> mr. don gray and mrs. mindy gray. >> the honorable brad cooper and mr. matthew brett. >> the honorable anthony j blinken secretary of state and the honorable ms. evan m ryan. >> ms. valerie biden owens, ms. missy evans and mr. cuff owens. >> the honorable bonnie jenkins in the honorable matthew d stein helfer. >> the honorable katherine clark, united states representative from massachusetts and mr. nathaniel towels. --dowels. >> the honorable michael mccaul united states representative from texas and mrs. linda mccall. >> condemning him on supporting israel and it passed overwhelmingly. and i think we will pass our appropriation bill and the around bills and my committee next week, and then we have the national security ai

. >> john: sandra, bring in former israeli ambassador to the united nations. mr. ambassador, good to have you with us tonight, really appreciate it. so i want to start with the explosion at this hospital. israeli defense force insists it was a palestinian islamic jihad missile. president biden, when he was in tel aviv, agreed with you and the nsc spokeswoman seemed to talk about that, our current assessment based on analysis of overhead imagery, intercepts and open source information is that israel is not responsible for the explosion at the hospital in gaza yesterday. mr. ambassador, the arab world is not buying it. is there anything more you can do to convince them? is it even worth it at this point to try? >> well, john, it's not only that, even the u.n. itself until now i haven't seen that the secretary general changed his tweet about what happened. and still sticks with the false allegations against israel. and rashida tlaib blamed us, i have not seen apology from her twitter account. so basically we have no expectation from them. it took us some time to chec

john: mr. ambassador, thank you very much. amb. thank you very much. ♪ john: for more analysis on the war in israel, we're joined by shibley telhami, a senior fellow at the brookings institution's center for middle east policy and the anwar sadat professor for peace and development at the university of maryland. shibley, thanks so much for joining us. we begin with the wish and hope that your loved ones and family in the middle east are safe and well after yesterday. shibley: thank you. john: you and i have talked a lot in the past few years about how the palestinian-israeli conflict was a tinderbox, but this seemed to come out of nowhere. why now? why did hamas act now? shibley: that's a really good question. the surprise, honestly, is not why they acted now. the surprise is that they had such a capability to do what they did. frankly, that is the big surprise. and that is the shocker. and the israeli military inability to stop them, that is the shocker. now, the timing, when you look at it, there are a number of things that are go

okay, if i could have you on standby for second, let me welcome mr. john stepling, author and commentator to the program to our discussion out of indoor. hello john, i was a pleasure to check in with you and get your take on thing, your thoughts on the over 700 people killed gaza strip for the last 21 days over 3,000 children, why does the civilian population john have to answer for? operation alaxa flood by hamas, why do women and children have? i mean as if they haven't answered for last 17 years in neces for last 70 years of 75 years of occupation? well that's that's the point is is uh if if you listen to israeli uh arguments and and i went back and looked at at some debates from 10 years ago, 15 years ago and and israelis will always end up making this claim that that that this is their land. and they have biblical connection to it and so forth and so on. never, never mind that that king david is a mythical figure, there's no evidence there ever was the king david. uh, the the 1947 displacement of the people living in palestine, in the british mandate

and to discuss that further, we have it as the spokesman, the for the, for a ministry of us or by john, mr. i find 100 other. thank you very much for speaking to us. after the question remains, the scene witnessing scenes of post empty cities. what really will happen to this area? thank you so much. i have another question for your interest to get an interview with me. as you know, for the last 30 years of coverage, i have suffered from the patient patient and the 1000000 population. because this was the location of sufferings and no as a result on page 24 hours. i'm tired of terry's and measures taken by us or by john also by john has finally restored its over and over the territories formerly pulled as always on the kind of vision officer. by john, we witness the location of uh, searching for the population of uh, our menus from the region about. i would like to know that exactly around study years ago. as of what john is, has left to this region not to suffer double station of casualties. have older for massacres about your space company because of my job. you know, as i by john has cal

surgeon union to nazi germany even suggests that citing with hitler wasn't such a big issue. lawyer and john mr. made for the scars told us that the control the seat in canada could serious for him to forest support. the key of schools. so we are seeing a real questions raised above the wisdom of sending weapons to ukraine to a degree that we'd not seen in any time in the last 18 months. i think that the public's appetite for the behavior of parliament has been greatly diminished. and frankly, there has been no end of criticism coming from all ends of the political spectrum in canada. and what happens, i think that this is more than a black guy. this is a really a devastating blow to whatever international standing canada had and the people in canada are keenly aware of that. and i, and frankly, the last thing i'll say is, i think that this, this binary number not seeing canada's problem is not with not one but 2 standing innovations has had an international impact. it goes well beyond canada and has started to raise very serious questions throughout the west. about the wisdom of are supporting

to discuss that further, we have with this, the spokesman before the foreign ministry of us or by john mr. i find 100 other. thank you very much for speaking to us. after the question remains, we're seeing with this thing seems of close to empty cities. what really will happen to this area, as you know, for the last 30 years, the software from the patient's double station and the 1000000 population. because the station sufferings and know as a result of page 24 hours. terrorism measures taken by us and by john also by john has the final, the restored it's over and over the territories. formerly told as the and then always all just kind of vision officer by john. we witness the location of uh, searching for the population of a lot of the news from the region about. i would like to know that exactly around study years ago. as of right, john is has left to this region not to suffer double station of casualties. so case, your space company begins as a bi drive, you know, as a by john has told, according to a medium population to come back, we are ready to embrace population. yes, some portion

khalid barakat from vancouver, and also mr. john filpot, international human rights lawyer from montreal, and with that we come to the end of this edition of the news review program. thank you for being with us. palestinians have come. on downtown gaza city to mark the 36th anniversary of the islamic jihad movement. press tvs ashnon has more details. under sea of black flags, thousands of palestinians from the blockated coastal territory gathered in gaza city in a rally organized by the islamic jihad movement. men and women from all walks of life came out to take part in the islamic jihad's 36th anniversary celebration. the event was a massive display. that showed the broad support for the palestinian resistance movement by people in gaza. the islamic jihad movement was founded by the late dr. who was inspired by iran's revolution and the teachings of founder of the islamic republic of iran. the zionist enemy must understand that killing our military commanders will not weaken the islamic jihad. our movement is getting stronger and

ask off and john, mr. hasn't been sushi about those claims on the about the is regular evacuation aud, the payment of the whole statement was issued find a miniature legal come up. not defend brigade saying that can hold. that is a case where you to bump into a govern. they to the know turned over me and, and they weren't killed in 2 areas in, in the her date. and at the, at 6 what kills there. and that was that 7 were killed in y'all's, the city and in 3 locations. um this is that what we, we know about this so that only from that statement of the people who receive a recorded messages from the, from these lady at our meetings, telling them that that's because we've been talking to her name and they've got a cd to evacuate not to be without them and the time for, for them to leave, and then they have to go in the south direction without giving the directions to, to the people where to go in and face the road. the problem is that it's, it's very clear. i think here people don't know if they should sleep or not. they the local activity advised the people to stay in their home cuz i tho

now go no car about that was not successful and they have invites it as a by john's president, mr. lee, if to come to grenada, to sit together with the french president with the german chancellor and with the army and prime minister. but elliot is keeping this a meeting saying that he's sensing some anti us very sentiments so, so far we have to say all those attends started by the european union. they were a diplomatic failure. so now i think that we, it's fair to say that the use of focusing on supporting armenia on trying to 1st and foremost, to address humanitarian issues there. alexandria phenomena in granada. thank you. and here are some more stories making headlines. german police have rated the property use of a wealthy russian citizens living in bavaria in connection with sanctions and asset freezes due to moscow's invasion of ukraine. the news agency reuters is reporting that the all the gar i'll share who's a mon, off was the subject of the investigation. the special police unit confiscated several luxury cars in the raid the co leader of germany's far right a f d has bee

to would take now go no car about that was not successful and they have invites it as a by john's president. mr. lee, if to come to grenada, to sit together with the french president with the german chancellor, and with the army and prime minister. but elliot is keeping this a meeting saying that he's sensing some anti us very sentiments. so, so far we have to say all those attends started by the european union. they were a diplomatic failure. so now i think that we, it's fair to say that the use of focusing on supporting armenia on trying to 1st and foremost, to address humanitarian issues. there alexandria phenomena in granada. thank you. and harris and stories making headlines. the co leader of germany's far right ac has been hospitalized following what his office has called a violent incident. martino capella, the alternative for germany party, was that a campaign event and ingle stopped before being brought to intensive care. the police said that he alleged his alleged injury was not immediately evident. the public prosecutor's office is investigating. at least one person has died after ta

thanks lot, mr. john us from. from belgrade, let's go back to uh andrew loin who's with us from hong kong, mr. loin, talking about the hypocrisy that we're seeing uh with regards uh to the western countries uh attitude uh. towards the continued death of innocent palestinians in gaza. i want to get your thought on that. also, the uh, the way that the mainstream has also been covering, the the war is trying to put a twist on the narrative, in a distorted way of uh making these israels the victims here, and these israels uh are trying to play the victim card. well, if you look at the united states, um, the um... the politics are are almost 100% pro israel because the israeli vested interests are deep seated in the united states they control the finances and and lot of the um the people the big guys on wall street connected with israel they are either of is israeli origin or the background exposely connect with it and then the lobby is extremely powerful no um political party in the united states can can affo

. >> john: mr. secretary, let me come back if i could for a moment just what i interjected there and talking about iranian involvement here, where you said the american intelligence community or maybe it's the administration, has not been able to confirm with the wall street journal reported some 24 hours ago. i said maybe they don't want to confirm it because this administration is desperately trying to get iran back into a nuclear deal. they just cut a deal where they swapped hostages for prisoners and they freed up $6 billion for iran. i mean, you're in the middle of all of this. if you are in the administration, oh, by the way, iran was the mastermind and gave the green light to the worse attack in israel since the second world war. >> clear, they want a nuclear deal with iran. it doesn't appear iran want as nuclear deal however due to all their continued bad behavior you know the threatening of shipping in the persian gulf which forced the united states military to deploy more troops there in t

john, thank you for the kind introduction. mr. verma, there was a wonderful summary of what i think is the reality we're facing. as well as the common objectives of two countries very different in size, but with great common objectives and shared values. let there be no doubt where this country stands in the world today. we are a small country but with a big voice. we think, precisely because of the things you said, more than 70 years ago there was a choice. not defending our systems and information. all of today's information is an obligation. what are we trying to do today? reaffirming historical, long relationship between what we call a big light on the horizon. those famous words. we hold these truths to be self-evident. and we have seen how those values are being deteriorated. are being eroded. the freedoms, even the openness to the world in our neighborhood. costa rica is a great house in a neighborhood that has some complications. so, we're very concerned about our security. we are concerned, obviously, as president biden s

joining me the great louisiana senator mr. john kennedy. mr. kennedy, welcome back, sir.irst of all, if you would, a quick word on your colleague who is now the speaker of the house, what do you think of that, from louisiana, the first one i think in your state's history? >> i'm so proud of mike. larry, i've known him since he was a pup. he is whip smart, policy maiden, he is controlled, he is confident, he plays well with others, he is humble, he is a devout christian, incredible are work ethic and he he does wonderful impersonations. you will, you will, when you visit with him, if you haven't already, ask him to do a few of his impersonations. he has a wonderful sense of humor, good choice. well worth waiting for. larry: does he have a really first rate impersonation of senator john kennedy? >> actually he does. larry: [laughter] >> i have heard, i have heard it but i haven't, he hasn't done it for me but i've seen him do others. larry: i don't think anybody can replicate you mr. kennedy, nobody can. let me move on to talk about this dreadful, dreadful war and hamas inv

john. and i said, mr. slater, we have a roadmap to relations that president bush has asked us to give you and there are things that we want you to help us to do. we have hundreds of men. we've never found out what happened to them. they're missing their families. you're wondering they're missing them. and we want we need your help. we need to be able to excavate the crash sites. we need to interview your people. we need to be to go into museums and, get all kind of information so we can basically put to rest the concerns of the families and to credit, he said he would agree to do that. and we agreed if they would do, then we would establish a telecommunication that was the first step and then did more. we did more, they did more. we did more. today, their u.s. military ships in ports in vietnam. we have we actually have operations within. there are number nine. number nine trading partner in the world. they're number ten. we have about we have hundreds thousand millions of vietnamese people live in our cou

to would take now go no car about that was not successful and they have invites it as a by john's president. mr. lee, if to come to grenada, to sit together with the french president with the german chancellor, and with the army and prime minister. but elliot is keeping this a meeting saying that he's sensing some anti us very sentiments. so, so far we have to say all those attends started by the european union. they were a diplomatic failure. so now i think that we, it's fair to say that the use of focusing on supporting armenia on trying to 1st and foremost, to address humanitarian issues. there, alexandria phenomena in granada. thank you. and our media has been struggling to cope with the aftermath of the crisis. in just a matter of days, almost all of the enclave population ethnic armenians numbering over 100000. people have fled to our media. there's anger there at the countries old ally, russia for doing nothing to stop the also by showing the army from taking control of no car, no car boss, while some armenians now hope to forge closer ties with europe instead of russia. their geo politi

the clerk is mr. john carroll. and i'd also like to thank kalina mendoza at sf. gov tv for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? yes thank you, madam chair. the board of supervisors and its committees are convening hybrid meetings that

gentlemen, mr. john wayne. right. mr. president, ladies and, gentlemen, i.r comrades in arms can't be here. i've said it before, and i'll say it again. i think there's a country. it's a lot off than you got. exactly. i think as a lot of other presidents bring us, all together like this tonight, i'm happy all you fellows, your families could get here to be with him. i feel pretty good that he has this chance to meet you all because you all have a lot in common. you hang in there when john was up so ready stuck by your gun gun. you stuck by your guns already you love this blessed country. and so rosie, so to all of us human all great thanks for showing the whole world. the kind of man a free country can put up when the going gets rough you know the best we have and i'll ride off into the sunset with you any time. just one more thing before i sit down. i want to thank you, mr. president. not for any one thing. just everything. like. ambassador robert o'brien knows a thing or two about hostage negotiations from 2018 to 2019. he served as president trump's repres

we're re-joined by michael reuben, laura blumfeld and john kildof. mr.euben you said earlier that israel needs the space to do what it needs to do. do you sense in the remarks that president biden just made that that space has been given? >> we will see. look as a republican i say that was biden at his best. that was an a plus. but we need to make sure that we take that sentiment and continue it further next several weeks. we also need to have a serious discussion about a change of policy towards iran and with 14 americans confirmed killed, according to president biden, we need to extradite hamas leaders from qatar and turkey to have them stand trial in the united states. and if qatar and turkey don't agree, we need to sanction them. >> very interesting as you pointed out, he confirmed 14 americans killed among those killed in the weekend's hostilities. laura, your thoughts on president biden's remarks there. did he give israel the kind of space that michael says is so critical at this very moment? >> absolutely. starting off with the words evil unleashe

mr. john wayne, right here. mr. president, ladies and, gentlemen, i. guess i feel like all americans tonight. started with about 40,000 of your comrades and arm can't be here. i have said it before, and i will say it again, i think this is a great country. a lot better off with you. thi'm happy all you fellows, your families could get here to be with him. i feel pretty good that he has >> i think it's wonderful, the president, to bring us all together like this, tonight, and i'm happy all you and your families can get here to be with him. i feel pretty good that he has a chance to meet you all, because you all have a lot in common. you hung in there when the going was rough. so did he. stuck by your guns. you stuck by your guns, so did he. you loved this blessed country, so does he, and so do all of us. you man, i want to say, thanks for showing the whole world the kind of man a free country can put up when the going gets rough. you're the best we have, and i will ride off into the sunset with you anytime. president. not for any one thing. just everyth

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mrs. rogers -- >> john: just doing business in the house now officially appoint mike johnson as speaker of the house, the escort committee and the ceremony for that. let us jump to the rose garden of the white house where the president is holding a press conference with australia's prime minister. let's listen in. >> saudi arabia about making sure there is real hope in the region for a better future. about the need, i mean this sincerely, about the need to work toward a greater integration for israel while insisting that the aspirations of the palestinian people will be part, will be part of that future as well. i'm convinced one of the reasons hamas attacked when they did, i have no proof of this, instinct tells me, because of the progress toward reintegration for israel and overall. and we can't leave that work behind and one more word on this. i continue to be alarmed about extremist settlers attacking palestinians in the west bank that pouring gasoline on fire what it's like. this was a deal, the deal was made, and they are attacking palestinians in places that they are entitled to be.

mr. weiss to the u.s. -- >> who initially appointed john durum? >> mr. durum was also in pointed my president trump and mr. barr appointed him as special counsel. >> again, these guys are so upset that donald trump's appointed prosecutors are not doing enough of the corruption that donald trump wants them to do. either they are following the law or they are not willing to go as far as they think donald trump deserves. that's what they are asking to happen here. also, doesn't it seem that they -- both ways when it comes to special counsel? a lot of questions suggested that the special counsel should be independent but when they did not like the direction you were asked why you did not interfere more or involve yourself more or investigate more. do you get the sense that they are stuck here? >> when i make an appointment of someone to special counsel or prosecutor the appointment is without respect to what the outcomes of the case will be. >> your office has made a number of reforms to 702 targeting foreign nationals, but those are forms that have not been

sites in the besieged, turn, treat starting from central areas of because this trip is specifically mr. john uni for who think eastern area of this district has been massively been bought just by to use with our to read and order to make public capital for the use where the crown troops were trying to make a limit to the ground. including to the, to the region. also the eastern area is a big town in town. what the success of the crisis between counseling is going to is that the use would have 2 patients courses are these classes could be up in the front of the northern areas and all the proceeds to your training is there any attacks also continued to be carried out in different areas in the eastern, $86.00 to open the range refuge account that the majority of the eastern areas of the gods districts. specifically for in the news at the central areas. because it, it to be a, as a tool field for the is reading and thomas troops who are having collections from time to another. as he's very at home getting strikes, hit different assign signature treat. also, the severity of the patient is attacke

now mr. risk says that john coby statement is in line with a bite and administration's approach to divide nations into forces of good versus forces of evil. a lot of his phones in line with the purchase that they bought a ministration has taken since the beginning of this conflict. you know, i buy them from the outset, express to unequivocal support the israel and even went as far as to go himself to trouble to fill out the will. so the conflict was, uh, if you don't wish to interrupt the call, take you back to the white house address from the little office which was opened by president biden a few days ago. if you recall here quite that the russia with the how may i smooth them to rush at which the labor does, quote unquote a dictatorship and how much labeling chords on quote. as a terrorist organization. there appears to be this mindset to which is to provide again the washington which divides the world between the forces of good on the forces of evil. and according to this mindset, israel is one of those forces. good will state are mass restaurants, china, iran, all the forces of evil.

. >> all right, we'll continue this joining me now great louisiana senator mr. john kennedy, welcome back. first, if you would, a quick word on your colleague, who is now the speaker of the house. what do you think of that in from louisiana, first one in your state's history. >> i am so proud of mike. i have known him since he was a pup. he is whip smart. policy maven, he is controlled and confident. he plays well with others, he is humble and a devout christian. incredible work ethic. and he -- wonderful i' i' impersonations, a good choice. larry: does he have a first rate impersonation of senator john kennedy. >> he does, i have heard it. but i have not -- he has not done it for me, i have seen him do others. >> i don't think that anyone could replicate you mr. kennedy. moving and talking about this dreadful war and hamas invasion to israel. over 30 americans were killed in the hamas invasion. and it has been reported that over 30 americans have been injured in various attacks on u.s. military assets, ships, airfields, our embassy in iraq, they attacks by terrorist

mr. weiss? >> trump was the last person who appointed him to the position of u.s. attorney. i pointed him to the special counsel last month. >> appointed john durham? >> mr. durham was appointed by president trump. and he got appointed special counsel. >> these guys are upset that donald trump's appointed prosecutors are not doing enough of the corruption that trump wants them to do. they are either following along or they are not as corrupt as biden, that's what they are asking to have been here. also, doesn't it seem they wanted both ways when it comes to the special counsel? a lot of questions suggested that the special counsel should be independent but when they did not like the directions, you are asked why you did not interfere more or involve yourself more. did you get the sense that you are stuck here? >> when i make an appointment, for the prosecutor, the appointment is without respect of the outcome of the case. >> your office is made a number of reforms 2702, targeting foreign nationals. but those forms have not been put into laws. 702 is one of the best weapons we have to go after fentanyl. would you support putting those reform

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these he's made in estimably inestimably more difficult then mr. john boehner had -- pelosi -- operation i'm going to make life very, very difficult. i realize the anger -- one of the things that we used to say on capitol hill, is everybody wants a leadership, nobody wants to be led. and i think that is one of the problems that the republican majority is going to face. they somehow are going to have to select a leader who can come back and -- maybe get some democrats to participate in supporting legislation. but they are not going to do that if they are constantly being held at the mercy of people who are demanding 15 or 20% cuts below what they already agreed. to that is just not going to work. and they are not going to get democrats. they are not going to get a majority of republicans. >> by the way, unlike pelosi, for example who -- not have that motion to vacate rule and -- said, that was not the sort of damocles all the time. but it's also a matter of trust. if it is coming down, in many respects to, not just the policy considerations, but it sound

. >> john: all right. mr. vice president, thank you for joining us again. we appreciate you hanging with us for all the breaking news. see you again today. >> sandra: thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> john: this is day five of this now, and who knows how long it's going to go on for. 33 days in 2006, but this could go on a lot longer than that. >> sandra: we thank everybody for joining us for our continuing coverage here on the fox news channel. thanks for joining us on "america reports." i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. we will see you tomorrow. >> martha: good afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. there's 22 americans who have been killed so far. we hope that number will not go higher at this point. we also now know that there are 17 confirmed missing americans and the white house now confirms that a number of them are hostages which raises a number of questions about the back and forth and the understanding that those individuals are indeed being held by hamas. so hamas is using at least 100 people as human shields or leverage for their

israeli hostages, or we are going in with idf forces and we are going to bring them home. >> john: all right. mr. vice president, thank you for joining us again. we appreciate you hanging with us for all the breaking news. see you again today. >> sandra: thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> john: this is day five of this now, and who knows how long it's going to go on for. 33 days in 2006, but this could go on a lot longer than that. >> sandra: we thank everybody for joining us for our continuing coverage here on the fox news channel. thanks for joining us on "america reports." i'm sandra smith. >> john: i'm john roberts. we will see you tomorrow

movie of all time, a true master, exactly the person you want in the house for the time of war, mr. johns here this evening. spooky stuff. spooky-dooky. now, folks, as you know, congressional republicans have spent the last weeks caught in a storm of disruption, chaos, and drama. and that's just george santos. recently, santos was indicted on 23 federal charges. these ranged from stealing the identities and credit card details of donors in order to buy designer clothing to making false statements to the fec. in response, santos claimed, "i didn't even know what the hell the fec was." congressman, let me help you understand by using fec in a sentence. "you are fec'ed." despite... [applause] [humming] despite all the legal trouble, santos is still finding time to tell new lies. for example, he recently told a new york times reporter his niece was kidnapped by chinese communists. but a police official said "he made it up." you can see it all in the new movie "faken." he has a very particular set of skills: lying. recently, things took a turn for the weirder when santos was spotted in the ha

this is mr. john finer, from the national security, i know this is a busy ask fraught time. >> thank you for having me. >> what does americans know about americans hold hostage by hamas? >> what we know, and honestly, we are still gathering information. there's a lot of fog of war in the circumstance and even today, you know, two days after the beginning of these attacks, there were there was fighting going on inside israel with hamas and the israeli defense forces, so we're still gathering information including the whereabouts of americans that we know to be missing and who we suspect strongly some of them are to be held in gaza. we do not know the certainty or number of the americans held there, but take a step back and think there are more than half a million americans in israel at any given time. we celebrate happy occasions together. this was a holiday weekend, and we suffer together when things go tragically wrong as they did during this barberous attacks, so we suspect there were americans in t

mr. john -- is the chief executive officer of raven a nonprofit organization focused on preventing child exploitation. he previously served with the new jersey state police including as the commander of new jersey internet crimes against children task force. welcome. we welcome ms. vanessa -- a founding member of the leadership council for the global survivor network and is a survivor of sexual abuse. global survivor network works with survivors of various forms of abuse and exploitation and advocates before local and national governments. thank you for being here. ms. lori cohen, is the chief executive officer of protect all children from trafficking. works to protect children from sexual exploitation and trafficking through education legislative advocacy and partnerships. thank you for being here. mr. josi -- search of the board of directors of the human trafficking legal center. he is a public speaker author advocate and survivor of child sexual trafficking. human trafficking legal center c

the clerk is mr. john carroll. and i'd also like to thank kalina mendoza at sf. tv for staffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? yes thank you, madam chai

the clerk is mr. john carroll. and i'd also like to thank kalina mendoza at sf. taffing this meeting. mr. clerk, do you have any announcements? yes thank you, madam chair. the board of supervisors and its committees are convening hybrid meetings that allow in-person attendance and public comment while still providing remote access and public comment via telephone. the board recognizes that equitable public access is essential and we will be taking public comment as follows. first, public comment will be taken on each item on tod

example all the governments in the world to have the same stand, venezuela, okay, john phoenix, we have different reactions as mr. said the world people, majority of the countries are out there standing by palestinian side, and this is what truex have shown, proof for that, not all governments are doing that, and today we had an official stance from russia, for example, and with president of russia actually blaming the united states and his allies for what's happening to palestinians in gaza, and he says that u.s. needs a chatic situation and to have in security. prevail all over the world, especially this part of the world, west asia or the middle east, your thoughts on this, well listen to speech yesterday in this matter, i'm just thinking you know it's not about only condemning what the as we know this is a proxy war, this is actually a war actually way in behalf of the americans, americans actually the the show, the american the one who refused the united nation general secretary call on the seas fire. now the problem is we need action, not only just condemning the united states or the we know that the ameri

of course not only some of the people you just mentioned like john eastman and mr.meone like gianna allen and if you had to ask me who is the most likely next person i wouldn't be surprised if it's someone like gianna alice who doesn't have a lot of money doesn't have resources to be defending yourself. she is a lawyer she is very similarly situated to the two people that just pled guilty and all the lawyers are going to be in a tough spot at trial. they will have the people like donald trump saying the lawyers told me to do it the lawyers said it was okay and then they're going to have witnesses like kenneth chesbrough and sidney powell saying we were lawyers just like them and we were guilty of crimes. and that's what i think the next dominoes to fall and that's going to ultimately be a problem for donald. trump >> in the pecking order of things where would you rate the significance of jonesboro and powell's flipping. what is your take on the idea that these two flips could be as described as the nail in trump's legal coffin. what they are is the first domino to f