♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> jordan: welcome to "the daily show!" i'm jordan klepper. big show tonight. congress is super horny, republicans pretend to vet trump's cabinet, and we get mixology tips from pete hegseth. so let's get into another installment of "trump 2.0: coming for the white house." ♪ ♪ >> i'm gonna come. >> jordan: i truly hate that. so donald trump becomes president on monday and that means... [boos] i know, i hate mondays too. it means we're invading greenland on tuesday, so we've got to decide who is going to lead the armada. which is why today the senate held its first confirmation hearing, for pete hegseth: trump's nominee for defense secretary and dude who makes sure everyone at the frat house has their stories straight. now since he was nominated a couple of months ago, we've found out a lot about hegseth and most of it does not inspire confidence. he's been accused of sexual assault. he was accused of nearly running a veterans' group into the ground. and he has a documented history of excessive drinking, which we learned even more about today. >

♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jordan: welcome to "the daily show!" i'm jordan klepper. so much to talk about tonight. joe biden gets a win, jack smith drops his receipts, and americans are on the brink of losing their favorite way to waste time on the toilet. so let's get into headlines! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] let's kick things off with the big news of the day. >> at long last, i can announce a ceasefire on a hostage deal has been reached between israel and hamas. >> jordan: huzzah! whoa! what a historic moment! joe biden articulately got through a sentence. and also, a ceasefire! and the timing couldn't be better for biden. there's still time for him to win michigan. now we're in the early stages of figuring out what this means, and we'll be following it closely. but for now, let's talk about another crisis just as serious as what's happening in the middle east. i'm talking about tiktok: a.k.a. the reason your thumb is so frickin' jacked. i find that genuinely disturbing. tiktok is the hottest app in the u.s., and next week it is [bleep] gone. >> first, the story th

♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> jordan: welcome to "the daily show!" i'm jordan klepper.ot so much to talk about tonight. biden says bye, pundits have some explaining to do, and a war breaks out over who ended the war. so let's get into headlines! ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] let's kick things off with donald trump. today was a big day for the once and future president: picture day! he took the official photo that will be hanging up in dmvs and airports all over the country, so let's see what sunny face we'll be staring at for the next four years! oh! man! you know what, the wild thing is, this was the "now let's do a silly one." ooh! but there's also another person who's taking his photos down from the white house walls, joe biden. a lot of people are worried about a second trump presidency, so last night's farewell address was a chance for the president to offer the nation some comfort. >> president biden in his final farewell address from the oval office delivered a stunning warning to the nation on his way out. >> the potential rise of a tech industrial complex that coul

that is a strain on the economy of jordan, of the kingdom of jordan. and of course, when you've had refugees staying in the country for that length of time, the welcome tends to sometimes where a little bit. and so those are some of the issues the over the on the table between these 2 countries. jordan, a country that i initially before. busy 14 years ago had good relations with the assad government, then when it saw what was going on and the brutality of the repression at the start of the war supported the opposition to a sad but then had re instituted ties with this government in recent years. and recent months, so i think although it didn't deb i, i can have claudio relations with this side regime. they are getting used to the new reality and the time. so let's talk about international functions because it has been an important step that's been taken, but not a full removal from a no, this isn't the removal of sanctions, yet it is an exemption the us of decided, but they want to help the new administration with regard to, to monetary, to the humanit

and moving to jordan? i think jordan has a very clear from the very beginning. let's remember that there is an agenda in eastern the goals for jordan to become the alternative, palestine or the or the state of palestine. palestine belong to the palestinians. palestinians get them to palestine. that's a reality to day. we heard the news in the early morning today, 45 palestinian homes, and the amount of village is to bethlehem receive the militia orders, that's almost the entire village that you are facing. so we're facing a situation where by buying that, by policy and by practice ethically the thing is that we are living published by as the si size progressed, we've seen palestinian prison is being released as part of the deals in exchange for and seen sold in hebron is to bethlehem the jordan valley to push people out of by this time. okay, have a good to get your thoughts, have you, i believe political and that's in full in a palace that's troops from lebanese territory before a 60 day deadline ended ea

and so jordan has been very strong diplomatic. you fighting for the rights of the palestinians and almost was the word. and i think this is part. the other part is that the georgia is to the georgia in population. the georgia news citizens understand very well, the trucks that are being made and the displacement of punishment is at the cost of jordan. and this is the fuse that's for a deputies and b and enjoy them. starting from a, his majesty king abdullah and his last statements and this continuous statements of refusing this injustice and this displacement of palestinians into jordan, or other way. oh you as a, this gets from one, i'm going to the other angles. if you have to go to is a d, v by the sending agribusiness a day shopping for the palestinians of the month. about 1948, the person is would love to commit to the same mistake twice. they would not leave the country. and therefore, i think implementing the imagination of the trump administration. and i'm thinking this is something that can be done easily as if it's a bus

and jordan economically is in need of city as much as 3 guys in need of jordan of this moment. the number of challenges they share, starting with the refugees, is almost a 1000000 city in, in, in jordan. this is a big issue. there is the issue all for smuggling particular drugs. they kept to go on a problem that is between between the 2 countries and there are opportunities. jordan feels that they can export media solutions to energy crisis and syria. they can supply them with electricity. the network is almost there is a bit of investment to complete it and they've had a jones that needs water, which is very important, which is from syria, fully services a crucial on. and this is exactly what they'll be talking about. yeah, right now presumably of with this high level searing delegation in georgia. yes, and i think of course your will be seeking a short says that this is not a regime that is looking to explore the political as um beyond its boundaries that to jordan should not for you. i'm listening brotherhood, which is always an issue within, within the kingdom, and that the

you would like jordan to house people? i'd like egypt to take people.ng to general el—sisi . tomorrow sometime, i believe. and i'd like egypt to take people. l and i'd like jordan to take j people, because, i mean, you're talking about probably a million and a half— people, and we just clean out that whole thing. - it's... over the centuries, it's many, many conflicts on that site. i and i don't know, it's, - something has to happen, but it's literally a demolition site right now, almost- everything is demolished . and people are dying there. so i'd rather get involved with some of the arab i nations and build housing at a different location - where they can maybe live in peace for a change. - could be temporarily or long—term. - my colleague nick beake has the latest from jerusalem. just a few days ago, president trump was talking about the gaza strip as if it were a piece of prime real estate. he said it was a phenomenal location by the sea with the best weather. now, though, he's describing it as a demolition site and says it's over and that it needs

jordan's foreign minister has rejected trump's suggestion. beake has the latest from jerusalem. just a few days ago, president trump was talking about the gaza strip as if it were a piece of prime real estate. he said it was a phenomenal location by the sea with the best weather. now, though, he's describing it as a demolition site and says it's over and that it needs to be cleaned out. and that has sparked a lot of concern today. critics saying that this sounds like language which is tantamount to ethnic cleansing. which is tantamount to ethnic cleansing, if palestinians have to leave gaza. mr trump was suggesting that the likes of egypt and jordan could take in more palestinians, and that people would be able to live in peace there. jordan has already got more than two million registered palestinian refugees, and the foreign minister has been saying that they've got this unwavering commitment to palestinians remaining in gaza while there is, of course, reconstruction of the place, which has been so badly damaged in the past 15 months. egypt

you would like jordan to house people? i'd like egypt to take people.general el—sisi . tomorrow sometime, i believe. and i'd like egypt to take people. l and i'd like jordan to take j people, because, i mean, you're talking about probably a million and a half— people, and we just clean out that whole thing. - it's... over the centuries, it's many, many conflicts on that site. i and i don't know, something has to happen, but it's literally- a demolition site right now. almost everything is demolished and people are dying there. - so i'd rather get involved with some of the arab i nations and build housing at a different location - where they can maybe live in peace for a change. - temporarily? could be temporarily or long—term. - our correspondent lucy williamson reports from jerusalem. dreams of going home aren't only for hostages or prisoners, but also for gazans displaced by the war. the road to an israeli checkpoint on gaza's coast, now a waiting room for tens of thousands impatient to return to their homes in the north. faith in the promises of gaza

they want to split us some to jordan some to egypt. and what will they do with us that no matter what happens, we must stay in our country. not member of jordan's royal committee to modernize the political system and form a member of parliament. ca, you say a dean says that was settling guidance, will be a red line for both palestinians and jordan from whatever on goal you see it. a georgina instance is very clear, the king was very clear off, not accepting this business, an extremely large line for the uh, jordanian government on the jordanian people with the citizens understand very well the trucks that are being made and under the displacement. the serious of the cost of jordan, and this is the fuse that's for a deputies indeed and enjoyment starting from a his majesty king and his last statements. and this continuous statements of refusing this injustice. and this is basement of palestinians into jordan, or other way anywhere else implementing the imagination of the trump administration . i'm thinking this is something that can be

now egypt and jordan will be put on the immense pressure. i think to take a whole city, take palestinians, they're going to make the lives of the people in golf. it's almost impossible to. it's already impossible to live. israel has not just killed like potentially 300000 people. they've killed the existence of life. they've just decimated the entire health care infrastructure. people can not get fresh water, they absolutely destroyed education. they've destroyed the ability to get 8 that successfully what 8 is floating a bit more now since the ceasefire. right, you've seen the roads, i mean they pull those everything. it's almost impossible to reach everyone. they have kill the ability to keep life live in golf. yes, the policy and use resists yes to apply the palestinians is not going to be easy right now. but i do believe they not wants to be removed from their last full sleep . okay, just to point out gas that officials say over 40000 people have been killed by is, is really officials your 300000 numbers. where is that coming from? well,

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but jordan's fondness says it's important for the security of them. at least the palestinians can live in peace and garza. yeah. so i'm gonna let you talk about it will show up. will it be? will it be the lunch pin to this pace? is that the pace lives up to the aspirations of the people which would materialize the local right of the palestinian people of the us present the leader of the world super powell, the country which is often looked at all was at least in the past, looked at as a standard setup for human rights, talk about it like egypt to take people who'd like jordan to take people you're talking about. he says, probably a 1000000 and a half people use the word 3 times people and then refers to an expression about just clean out that whole thing. you know, that sort of language. how do palestinians feel when being spoken about in that way? i would say that 1st of all, if you look at the u. s. responsibility on what's happening, garza because most of the destruction took, took place. there happened actually with us weapons and, and there, ther

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let's speak tojuliette touma in amman, jordan. at unrwa — the united nation's palestinian refugee agency. what would be the impact on this demand by israel? the direct impact _ this demand by israel? the direct impact is _ this demand by israel? the direct impact is for- this demand by israel? tue: direct impact is for 70,000 this demand by israel? tte: direct impact is for 70,000 to go to clinics in occupied east jerusalem and just over 1000 kids who go to schools. that is the direct impact. if the latter is implemented injust overfour latter is implemented injust over four days. latter is implemented in 'ust over four daysi latter is implemented in 'ust over four days. you talk about the letter _ over four days. you talk about the letter from _ over four days. you talk about the letter from the _ over four days. you talk about the letter from the united - the letter from the united nations, i want to read what israel has said. developments came as a direct response to the acute national security risks posed by they say the wides

i'd like egypt to take people and i'd like jordan to take people. you're talking about a 1000000 and a half people and we just clean out that whole thing. you know, over the centuries it's, have many, many conflicts. and i don't know, something has to happen. it's literally a demolition side. almost everything is demolished and people are dying. the so i'd rather get involved with some of the arab nations and build housing at a different location where they can maybe live in peace for a change of the reaction in israel was mixed somehow, or the hard line is including former national security minister ben, cuz we were in finance administer a small church. well, couldn't the idea colon is the right solution to the current crisis, but across the air world and especially in egypt and jordan, the country strong proposed would cost displace gardens. the response was switched and for out, try projection and jumps for ministry, stated that such a plan would the civilized, the region and violate probably student rights. jordan's for administer warren, but re

jordan: i don't get it, either. particularly when you think about what happens to kids on this journey when they come, what happens to women. the terrible things -- i don't get it. and for them to try to say it was wonderful and an improvement, don't get that, either. nobody, nobody believes that. i think earlier the ranking member said the asylum system was overwhelmed during the biden administration. why was it overwhelmed? because they just opened everything up. no law, no -- no remain in mexico. and when you get here, as you pointed out in your testimony, mr. fabricator, you woefrpbt be -- you won't be delined. what do we have to do to fix it? mr. fabbricatore: we need to make sure we are giving the money to -- especially enforcement removal operations to go out and detain, arrest, detain, and remove illegal aliens. that's the bottom line. we have to say this is a situation that we have. we need to put money toward this so we can be effective. mr. jordan: once you start removing individuals who came here illegal

i imagine also reaction from jordan. right? yeah. they, there has been an immediate reaction, but from some think it's a very on surprising from some of the more extreme fall. right. members of benjamin netanyahu is a cabinet, including the finance minister business smotts ridge. he's essentially said that, you know, they don't want to see golfer there anymore cuz it's, it's essentially defied in the jewish line to sets. you know, that's what people want this palestinian state. this is going to continue to be a threat to jewish line. so he already loaded trump comments, as did ben give a who quits the is ready cabinets last sunday over at the c, 5 deal disagreeing with the tons of the deal. and he's gone for quite extreme measures. he wants to puts pressure on this and, you know, who's government to now see force emigration of people from guns. but it's also and surprising this came from trump don't talk mong off to his an alteration he did talk about going to as if it's a real estate and saying, you know, how important this area of

but of course it wasn't just this trip to jordan. it's been a regional trip with a lot of players involved. hey, does it look like the syrians have got what they wanted now that they'll be going back to syria as well. they haven't gotten the labels to is it because what they want is the removal of sanctions, the for the sanctions that will allow syria to be rebuilt. remember that as you know, this is a wants to get with them for a very, very long time. the searing people have not seen no see since 2011 and one of the syrian single movie guy syria has been on the sanctions for decades. it was a listed in the us state sponsored terrorism back in the late seventy's and that the nation still holds today. so it's been a very, very long time since serious has been kind of the quote of no country and in the sense of, you know, having normal relations with at least throughout the world. i think that is way the new government wants to get it. now they do something very amazing and indeed impressive. and the number of meetings they demolish, t

you would like jordan to house people? i'd like egypt to take people.the general- tomorrow sometime, i believe. and i'd like egypt to take people i and i'd like jordan to take| people, because, i mean, you're talking about probably a million and a half people, i and we just clean - out that whole thing. over the centuries, - it's many, many conflicts on that site. and i don't know, - something has to happen, but it's literally a demolition site right now, almost- everything is demolished . and people are dying there. so i'd rather get involved - with some of the arab nations and build housing - at a different location where they can maybe live in peace for a change. - it could be temporarily. it could be long term. i the president's comments come as thousands of displaced palestinians are gathering in central gaza — waiting for the israeli military to allow them to return to their homes in the north of the strip. on saturday, israel said it wouldn't allow palestinians to return to their north as expected — accusing hamas of breaching the terms of the ce

could jordan comply with washington's gaza plans as well as to be honest for now jordan has been yes the the, the, the, it's being interviewed for the next 90 days and this was a problem. you have talk on jordan, but not as much as, as, as we actually think it was. there's a lot enjoyed in going on. yes, we are a very much a to a certain extent in need of certain a financial support. however, jordan is on, has started from 12 years back and, and is doing it more vigorous. so, you know, i think what political reform, economically for public sector reform and the in the public effort assertion, and therefore, i think we are working on steps to become more funds in a way from the financial assistance directing to the budget for otherwise. and i think this is more pressure of exercise on georgia and we should and, and we was at, tried to resist this pressure use for instruments available for us to, to find such a decision. and maybe at the end of the day, it is the palestinians who lucky the country. i mean, look at the gardens to be going back from the south, back to the north. this is

i would like egypt and jordan to take people, you are talking about probably 1.5 million people and we just clean up that whole thing. this is the scene in gaza — where israel continues to stop tens of thousands of palestinians returning to the north, after accusing hamas of a ceasefire violation. chancellor rachel reeves hints a third runway at london's heathrow airport could get government support, as part of plans to grow the economy. a senior world health organization official tells the bbc it needs to be more nimble and reinvent itself — after trump orders the us to pull out of the agency. an election slammed as a "sham" and a farce — alexandar lukashenko prepares to return to power as belarusian president, with all real challengers either in prison or enforced exile. hello, i'm rajini vaidyanthan. president trump says he'd like to see a—million—and—a—half of gaza's residents taken in by other arab nations — including jordan and egypt. he's told journalists the strip was "literally a demolition site" and suggested it be "cleaned out". israeli bombardments have reduced much of gaza

jordan jordan, i think we'll be very, very keen to have this visit. jordan, the country that at the beginning of the war, almost 14 years ago, was to finally against the sat, then rebuilt relations with the side regime. i think for practical reasons because they share a boulder and the economic problems of syria was seriously impacting jordan. jordan is economy suffering a great deal as well. and in addition to that, and paul to that was the fact goes that so many syrians had moved to jordan about a 1000000 refugees in jordan. and that's why the fact to these 2 countries in many ways is intertwined. and why these discussions are taking place in a mom. so important. all right, well we'll keep a close eye on that as it progresses at the time being james, thank you very much. i as well a range of sanctions, mostly imposed by western countries, a threatening the recovery of serious economy else in any 14 years of civil war. shortly after mass protest erupt, it against pressure on the side in the 2011 and the violent crack that followed at the u. s. and e.

solidarity from the kingdom of jordan.veries, 120 trucks on the road to gaza from a country that is home to many palestinians. >> we are carrying aid messes my says mustapha al cadre, this is a good deed and we are happy to be part of this operation. >> we can travel with this convoy as far as the israeli border but since the war began, israel does not allow the media to enter gaza and report independently. bbc colleagues living in gaza have been filming every day including today, the first real moment of hope. >> they are waiting for today's meager charity. little wonder that tired tempers fray. when you have lived this struggle every day. the aid from jordan is the tiniest fraction of what is needed here. but it does say to the people of gaza, by your neighbor at least, you are not forgotten. >> i used to shop and go to school and my mom used to cook for me and when i got back, she would tell me to come eat. i dream every day about the cease-fire. i want to go home and for my father to return to us. >> home, a word that

you would like jordan to house people? i'd like egypt to take people. i'm meeting with...e general- tomorrow sometime, i believe. and i'd like egypt to take people. l and i'd like jordan to take j people, because, i mean, you're talking about probably a million and a half— people, and we just clean out that whole thing. - over the centuries, it's. many, many conflicts on that site. and i don't know, it's, - something has to happen, but it's literally a demolition site right now, almost- everything is demolished . and people are dying there. so i'd rather get involved with some of the arab i nations and build housing. at a different location where they can maybe live . in peace for a change. it could be temporarily. it could be long term. president trump's comments come as thousands of displaced palestinians are being prevented from returning to their homes in the north of the gaza strip. after israel accused hamas of breaching the terms of their ceasefire deal. these are the live pictures from gaza, where people are waiting to return to their homes. live pictures. there we

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as you've heard in lucy's report there, us president donald trump has said he wants egypt and jordano take in palestinians from gaza. describing gaza as a "demolition site", trump suggested it be "cleaned out". hamas has said it will oppose any plan to relocate palestinians while egypt has rejected any attempt to relocate palestinians from gaza. our correspondent nick beake has more. just a few days ago, president trump was talking about the gaza strip as if it were a piece of prime real estate. he said it was "a phenomenal location by the sea "with the best weather". now, though, he's describing it as "a demolition site" and says it's over and that it needs to be cleaned out. and that has sparked a lot of concern today, critics saying that this sounds like language which is tantamount to ethnic cleansing if palestinians have to leave gaza. mr trump was suggesting that the likes of egypt and jordan could take in more palestinians and that people would be able to live in peace there. jordan has already got more than two million registered palestinian refugees and the foreign minister

i'd like egypt to take people and i'd like jordan to take people. you're talking about a 1000000 and a half people and we just clean out that whole thing. you know, over the centuries it's had many, many conflicts. and i don't know something has to happen. it's literally a demolition side. almost everything is demolished and people are dying. the so i'd rather get involved with some of the arab nations and build housing at a different location where they can maybe live in peace for a change of thousands. how being expressing fear that the war may very well continue under washington's new administration and died that donald trump policies will favor them in any way. this is from trumps of policy and the policy of the whole west be synonymous with the policy of israel in order to control the entire region. of course, trump is following the same political model. the war will continue as a moment from the high school and the terms of policy will be a mix policy in the sense that he will try to provide supplies and weapons to be his release. and then at

“i'm better than michael jordan. michael jordan ain't got nothing on me.”i don't care. what are you going to do? what are you going to do? we're all people here. we're just different people. you're going to criticize me because i don't want to go to a bar? you criticize me because i don't want to go to a club? for what? what growth can i get from that? i was one of the people that he would speak to a lot. but i was still cool with all of his teammates. and they'd be like, “man, look, if he wasn't such an a**hole, we'd tell him he's the best player on this team.” and that's including shaq. his life at that time was, “every teammate on the lakers, they don't get me. when i go home, nobody in my family gets me.” in his family's mind, he's still an 18-year-old. in kobe's mind,“no, i'm a grown man.” as an 18-year-old, being an nba player, you got so much coming at you. and it's like, man, how do you deflect this, and trying to figure out how to juggle family with being the money guy? he definitely felt isolated. as soon as that practice was over, he would get in

give us jordan about one us and 2023. get joined about 1700000000 just. that's the 2nd most in the region. of course, israel's, the 1st egypt, the 3rd $1500000000.00. so he could threaten that leverage. but of course, the egypt as part all tied in with the aid to israel as we could try to insert some sort of financial pressure. but he mentioned there that he wants to see the other arab states pay for the construction of the infrastructure that would be needed. and i think it's important to point out. jordan and egypt have said in the past, no, pretty much everyone in the region has said no, and i just, the us can put a certain amount of pressure, but it is clear that'd be if you look at his words of the people around him that donald trump is very much willing to let is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu do, basically anything he wants in gaza and then love him to the sort of agreement between 1111 as well, has been extended by more than 3 weeks to february. the 18th, the 2 countries on the us will also start negotiations for the release of lebanese

and in the similar lee, this is truly within jordan. as well, given the kinds of demographic shifts, the kinds of security arrangements that they would be responsible for. and of course, ultimately all of this is about enabling and excusing israel's behavior over the course of the genocide of the last 15 months. and so i think as a result, the conditions simply are not there in spite of what you know, the us president may say in the sort of off the come for marking. but we know, of course, that in many instances, that his remarks do reflect a certain important position within both his administration. and of course, as we said among is really officials as well. let's look at the situation that we're seeing now in gaza. this is a they all rashid waves, so think files of people, how many hundreds of people determined to cross into the knowles as and when they can, they were promised that they would be doing. so today that has been delayed. do you think we're going to see much further delay to the opening of this check point? well 1st i thi

larry: i got about 20 seconds with the great jim jordan and one big beautiful bill.'ll be okay on that, sir? >> e ya, get it done. we make the job too complicated and telling the voters what we'll do. getting elected. go do what you said. do what we said what president trump said and all campaigned on and like i said before, make america great. larry: home run. home run. great jim jowski r dan chairman of house -- jim jordan and chairman of the house judiciary. i'll be right back, folks with my last word. ... check in time is 3:00 it's 2:55. i know. is this what he's doing now? as your host, i have some rules. first, no showers longer than 5 minutes. this isn't a spa. no games. no fun. yes, coach. (♪) meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals make you share your turf with a host, try one you have all to yourself. if you have wet amd, you never want to lose sight of the things you love. some things should stand the test of time. long-lasting eylea hd could significantly improve your vision. more people on eylea hd had no fluid in the retina compared to those

the south syrian delegation has been holding tulips in jordan's capital on mine. it's part of a regional to it's short support for the new administration in damascus. serious foreign minister reiterate to this quote for listing of functions. the head of the u. n's release agency says that efforts to save lines and goals are all us breaking points, as well as from top strikes to close to the strip in the last week, including on residential buildings. at least 28 public opinions were killed on monday in the costs of stress. and mike, the chewed 7 points, one of the quakers struck the region of she got se installed into beds near the border with the pole. shiny state media says at least 9 to 5 people have been killed. the founder of fronts has fall right and national raleigh policy has died at the age of $96.00. so marina penn had been in the cast facilities for several weeks. i'm about tang looks back on his career. so marie, left hand was a controversial figure in french politics form a paratrooper. his inflammatory speech has made him to speak ahead of francis for

[000:00:00;00] the the serious new foreign minister is in jordan. diplomatic push for close to ties in the region. while the u. s. is essentially the around the clock, this is out, is there a light from the holes that coming up back on board, the 1st international flights in spanish, or on the sides over through the lines in serious capital the united nations relief g says efforts to save lives in garza and a breaking point because this continued is really a tax on 8 workers and a magnitude $7.00 quick hits 2 beds at least $95.00 people in the dead. dozens more in just the syrian delegation has been holding tours in jordan's capital of a mon, old part of a regional to, to shore up support for the new administration, damascus at a news conference, and among jordan's for a minister called for a strengthening inside suite. and the 2 countries to be the only one set out. so you understand the discussion was truthful in since yeah. and focus on building on us relations that reflect the history between that 2 people and how we would like to build strong ties in order to achieve stability and

talking to jordan and promised to oppose it.ypt, the president said, how are they likely to react to what he has suggested on those comments on air force one? i suggested on those comments on air force one?— air force one? i think like everyone _ air force one? i think like everyone they _ air force one? i think like everyone they will - air force one? i think like everyone they will be - air force one? i think like l everyone they will be trying air force one? i think like - everyone they will be trying to assess them, put them in the context of decades of american foreign policy which has said ultimately there should be a palestinian state, thejoe palestinian state, the joe biden palestinian state, thejoe biden administration were clear about that and you had president biden and antony blinken his secretary of state and others talking about reconstructing gaza for gazans but the arab states were looking towards that despite a huge operation. we will have to see what reaction comes in from the likes ofjordan and egypt during th

trump suggests, quote, cleaning out palestinians from the gaza strip to be re settled in egypt and jordan hardliners in israel. welcome the idea and exit polls in bella, roost as presidential elections give, alexander lucas franco, over 87 percent of the vote. the opposition is calling it. break the i. melissa china, thanks for joining us. the palestinian islamic jihad group in gaza says it will release is really civilian hostage, our bell, your food before the next plan hostage, prisoners swap with israel, according to the israel ha ceasefire agreement. rebellious food should have been released by his loss on saturday. but who must delayed their release over what they called technical reasons. israel responded by blocking tens of thousands of palestinians from returning to their old neighborhoods in northern gossip gardens. desperate to go north to what's left of their old homes have been left scrambling to get food and water on the roads leading to northern garza, thousands of people waits with the worldly possessions to return home. he's right in his blocks major authorize. after each