but first of all , i think it should be noted and reminded that president joseph biden is a lame duckhat is, he is no longer capable of doing anything fundamental, well, on the one hand, there is a tradition that a president who is not re-elected does not make decisions of a strategic nature , so as not to burden the successor of the letter, and... and of course, it is not yet guaranteed that kamela harix can become the president, so far she is leading in the public opinion polls, and she has a good chance, but it is not guaranteed thing, and exactly against this background, during the visit of the president of ukraine to washington, joseph biden finally said that the united states is betting on the victory of ukraine. that's very good, but it would be nice if he said that in the year 22, and not ... those limitations, first of all in the year 22, and then in terms of the means that were given to us for a counteroffensive operation, which did not achieve its success before that, primarily because the key components were not provided on... these are air assets, that is, in fact, modern

country still have it is necessary to live, and it is desirable, it is desirable to become for joseph bidenht to his decision to leave afghanistan, again. i share my exclusive opinion, i do not claim any, shall we say, objective analysis, this is a view, just a view, and the fact that donald, the fact that joseph biden and his administration made a decision at the time to withdraw, withdraw their troops and generally withdrawing his influence from the processes in afghanistan, will enter the biography of the current american president and ... the old will become a defining marker when future generations will talk about him and his administration, few can say that this the decision was positive or negative, it was what it was, but a large number of people both inside the united states and ultimately in the world weighed and consider it a manifestation of weakness, if joseph biden, as extremely powerful. and a professional politician together with his administration will go to balance that decision with a certain strong, certain strong proposal in relation to the war between ukraine and russi

the relations between israel and the united states, as far as benjamin ready to be confronted by joseph biden of the us presidential election, because this issue is not about biden, it is about harris. and about israel's future relations with washington, because netanyahu still understands that trump is not necessarily the only one who can win, he would certainly be more comfortable that trump won, but he sees reality the same way as everyone else. we see it, i ask another question here, actually the context of what is happening in the middle east, it is important both for the united states of america and for the elections in the united states. that's what now is happening, conditionally in the triangle of iran, israel and lebanon, who benefits more trump or haris? well, rather trump, it's hard, it's hard to say. you see, on the one hand it benefits trump, who blames the democracies for their determination, on the other hand, the democratic electorate, there are a lot of people who believe that israel is using excessive force, and they may believe that if they vote democrat, so will the unite

between israel and the united states, as far as benjamin yatamyaho is ready to confrontation with joseph bidenhe eve of the us presidential election, because this question is not about biden, the question is about garis and... he still understands that it is not necessarily only trump who can win, it would certainly be more comfortable for him to win trump, but he sees reality as we all see it, i ask another question here, actually the context of what is happening in the middle east, it is important for the united states of america and for the elections in the united states. what is happening now is conditionally in a triangle. iran, israel and lebanon. who benefits more? trump? is it harry? well, rather to trump. it's hard to say, you understand, on the one hand, it benefits trump, who blames democracy, they are determined. on the other hand, the democratic electorate, there are a lot of people, who believe that israel is using excessive force and they may believe that if they vote. for the democrats, the united states will continue this policy, and if trump becomes president, well, israel wi

, well, okay, joseph biden, he so to speak, a lame duck, yes for all, from the political process, yes, and a political decision to accept a country against which the russian federation is conducting aggression with all the corresponding consequences, well, it must be a bold decision, which is supported by a readiness to fry something in russia with missiles, but in case of which, of course, this is absolutely a story of determination with all the subsequent steps that follow from this, if we speak biden, he still has a month, and the decision is made, it seems to me, well, yes ... knowing about the conversation, which the last time was a meeting between the president of ukraine and olaf scholz without interpreters, well, we don’t know exactly what and how it happened, so for a few weeks before that there were brothers who met with olaf scholz, saying again what was happening in what is the situation in kyiv, that is , it seems to me that right now everyone should not think about what they will say, what they will think, but always at every level say what ukraine expects today and

precisely against this background, during the visit of the president of ukraine to washington, joseph biden that the united the states are betting on the victory of ukraine. this is very good, but it would be nice if he said this in the 22nd year, and if there were not those limitations, first of all, in the 22nd, and then in terms of the means that were given to us for a counter-offensive operation. which did not achieve its success among.

so far, the joseph biden administration is trying to contain israel, and i think it may succeed for a, but only if iran does not launch even more massive attacks on the state of israel, and does not involve others, other countries, who would volunteer to fight against israel, i think that only in the case of israel. would begin to carry out more serious operations on the territory of the aggressor and, accordingly , would be able to strike nuclear facilities and facilities where oil is stored and the like. well, actually, everything is about what, let's say, iran's economy and its military potential are based on, whether it will come to that yet. that we will observe in the sense that, after all, joseph biden, he would like to regulate the situation in a peaceful way, and we see just these days, exactly a year, how this new heated phase of the conflict in the middle east began, and obviously biden, who has only a few months left in office, and only one month left before the election. then he could make some important decisions in order to settle the situation, but it all depends on ho

but now joseph biden, when there will be any attempts there to storm something, uh, speak with some radicalsolutely decisively, he can stop these people, he can use force against them and absolutely not fear any charges, because the supreme court has already ruled that the president of the united states in this position is immune from such situations, so that these su'. they gave trump a gift along with it, but they also made it impossible for him to take any forceful action that might help him return to the white house. and this is also an important point that says that when you make one decision, very often you have to deal with the consequences of it months in advance, which nullify its meaning, because you understand that if, say, the supreme court of the united states decides that... donald trump is guilty, and that he should be held accountable, and that he does not have immunity, now , on the one hand, there would be another process, but how many of these processes are there on trump, as we can see, his political sect absolutely does not pay attention to these processes, and on the o

his political sect absolutely does not pay attention to these processes, and on the other hand, joseph bidenmes how he should behave, so that the next day after the end of the term of office of the president of the united states, he would not be on the dock next to trump, this is such a shaky situation, and the situation is very unstable, but now we can confidently say that... in the president of the united states has the opportunity to defend the results of the election, the fact that the republicans are so preparing to defend them themselves, the evidence is that they basically accept their defeat, and how will this help them, will it help them, well, appealed, if, if the people, the voters voted and the voters voted for another candidate, how will the appeal help them, don't simplify it. there was already a situation in the state of florida, that is, which brought george bush jr. to the presidency, that is, it is about the fact that it is possible that the results will be invalidated somewhere, yes, and it will help to simply cancel a certain part of the votes, of course, and get another

this will be an event where joseph biden, as the american president, will lead defense measures, defense measures specifically for ukraine, in order to to somehow consolidate the 50 participating countries, here it is important to understand what joseph biden will do, maybe in his last one this is a worldwide outreach to people, will he go to the max? the maximum he can go to for the sake of ukraine, will he be careful not to possibly, let's say, provoke some things somewhere inside the united states, in their election race, and thus not to give too many sharp pitfalls for kamala harris, who is now walking the pre-election race, this is for me personally it is very interesting to observe and generally understand what it all fits into. i don't know if we should expect any things that are fundamentally important for ukraine, revolutionary for the course of hostilities, but the fact that issues related to the format of ukraine's future entry into the north atlantic alliance are being seriously discussed is not a secret for me personally, because back in 2023 , ex-nato secretary general ande

not claim any, let's say, objective analysis, this is a view, just a view, and what donald, what joseph bidenis administration made a decision at the time to withdraw, withdraw their troops and generally remove their influence from the processes in... in afghanistan will enter the biography of the current american president and the old will become a defining marker when future generations will talk about him and his administration, few can say that this decision was positive or negative, it was what it was, but a large number of people both inside the united states and ultimately in the world saw and... it is a sign of weakness if joseph biden, as an extremely powerful and professional politician, together with his administration, will go to balance that decision with a certain strong, certain strong proposal in relation to the war between ukraine and russia, then it seems to me that this would give a certain impetus and a good inertia for kamala harris and in general... democrats with their values, with their very often difficult swing, but very strategic vision for the future. well, you see

the corrupt regime in kyiv, which steals this money and launders some of it and gives it back to joseph bidens is a lie, this is manipulation, because most of the aid that comes to us, it is generally not fin, that is , it is not financial, they give us weapons and ammunition. technology, or buy from other countries on our behalf what we need, and so all these things, they are needed to show how bad joseph biden's government is, that he spends a lot of money on an endless war against russia, which can start the third world war, does not solve the problems of the average americans, but now there is a new topic, which means this hurricane, which was in the united states and had terrible consequences there. and now the trumpians are accusing joe biden of spending a lot of money on ukraine, instead of wanting to spend money on americans in the suffering states, even though the republicans, including gidey vance, including matt gates, this is another big trumpian, they voted against allocated money to fema, well it's kind of like the emergency ministry , meaning they've been blocking these. they b

relations between israel and the united states, how ready is benyaminyahu for a confrontation with joseph biden on the eve of the us presidential election, because this is not a question about biden, it is a question about garis and about the future relations between israel and washington, because netanyahu still understands what to win not necessarily only trump can, of course it would be more comfortable for him to win trump, but he sees reality as we all see it. i am asking another question here, actually the context of what is happening in the near future east, it is important for the united states of america, and for the us elections. this is what is happening now, conditionally in the triangle of iran, israel and lebanon, to whom it is more beneficial, trump or haris, well, rather trump, it is difficult to say, you understand, one thing. on the one hand, it benefits trump, who accuses the democracies of being indecisive, on the other hand, the democratic electorate, there are a lot of people who believe that israel is using excessive force, and they may believe that if they vote democrat,

ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyi in the united states, this is his talks with president joseph biden, this is meetings with kamela harris and donald trump, these are meetings. congress and these are the initiatives that are being talked about in the united states. i mean not only the allocation of aid to ukraine, but first of all the situation related to the fact that joseph biden decided at the end of his presidential term to conduct such a very important summit, at which the prime minister of great britain keir starmer will be, the federal chancellor rolav scholz will be there, the president of france emmanuel macron will be there, all this. will be in germany, and in parallel there will be a ramstein summit within the parameters of the 50 ramstein countries, which will be represented by their leaders, and of course, in this situation, we understand that this will be such a long-term plan as the western powers to help ukraine in the future, how they will react, if the president the united states will become donald trump and will not be wanted to help ukraine, that is, these are...

of his actions as president of the united states, even when it came to capitulation, and thus joseph bidenion of the supreme court, got the opportunity to act decisively with any attempts. violent changes in the results of the election and not fear any responsibility, that is, the judges of the supreme court of the united states, that conservative majority that decided to save donald trump from charges of participating in a de facto coup d'état in country, this was an attempted coup d'état, there is no need to even doubt that if mike pence would have followed the path of participating in this coup d'état. refused to implement the results of the election, we would not know at all what happened, what the procedure would look like in general, what the legitimacy of the american government would look like, it is not clear, but now joseph biden, when there will be any attempts there to storm something, uh, speak with some there radical demands, he can act absolutely decisively, he can stop these people, he can use force against them and absolutely not. states in this position has immunity in si

certain basis, it is about the financial times information that there are preliminary signs that joseph bidenay agree to change the status of ukraine's application for membership in nato, before leaving the post of president. and we understand that the only... way to peace, stability in ukraine is ukraine's membership in the alliance, but you know, we don't want to have vain hopes and vain expectations, because we still understand that there must be the agreement of all nato members to invite ukraine there and accept it as a result, so do you think that these signals that are now being made public by the western media, they have certain grounds and grounds, can ukraine really count on that biden will change his rhetoric, change his position, and as a result, ukraine may receive this invitation by the end of the year. ukraine cannot receive this invitation by the end of the year, for the main reason, such an invitation is not given by biden, not by the white house, and not by trump, and not by kamala harris and biden. such an invitation can be given only by the nato summit, which is scheduled

so 44 and a half years ago when the young senator joseph biden came, a german civil servant made a note. a rather extensive one i should say of this senator's visit. the germans, you understand. we still have that note. this one. many pages. that is the content, the main content report. he is keenly interested in the federal republic of germany, the note concludes, and as this senator might look to a significant political future. significant. what a remarkable understatement. today, you are the 46th president of the united states. and under your leadership, the transatlantic alliance is stronger and our partnership is closer than ever. mr. president, you are keenly interested in germany that we have known for almost half a century. it is time for you to know that germany in turn is deeply grateful to you. let me say in the name of my country, thank you mr. president. [applause] for germany, the friendship with the united states has been, is now, and will always be existentially important. existential both for our security and our democracy. and yet in this friendship, there has been and

have the level of assistance until the end of the mandate of the president of the united states, joseph biden. and at biden's meeting with president zelensky, biden clearly stated that he had instructed the pentagon to complete the allocation of all. which have already been voted to support ukraine, this is the one package of 61 billion dollars, which was voted in the current year. no one knows who will be the president of the united states, because it will be decided by the american people. the plan proposed by the candidate for vice president of the united states, dj vance, is absolutely unacceptable for ukraine, it is the vice presidential candidate of former president donald trump. this is the way to the capitulation of ukraine. and this path is not acceptable for ukraine. it is good that zelenskyy was able to meet with president biden, with vice president kamala harris, who is a candidate, running for presidency, and with former president trump. at least, this does not give any political camp the opportunity to accuse ukraine of meddling in the elections, or that we will only cooperate w

. >> president joseph biden: we got to lock him up. [ applause ] politically lock him up. >> politicallyary blinken is in the middle east as the fbi investigates a leak regarding israel's response to iran. why critics say this administration cannot be trusted. >> it's good to see the big stairs again. >> it is. >> the final hour of "fox & friends" starts right now. >> so there are thirteen days until election day, and the vice-president is heading back to pennsylvania while former president donald trump is set to appear at two major events in the state of georgia. >> later this week, trump travels to texas for a conversation with joe rogan on the number one podcast in the world. >> rich henson is live. >> reporter: texas is going to have to be big enough here on friday. you're going to have the former president speaking to joe rogan there and vice-president kamala harris holding a rally in houston that evening. the joe rogan experience, you mentioned it, it's got on an awful lot of listeners, how about 17 ½ million subscribers on youtube, 14 million on spotify, many of them younger men.

trump, and 45% to joseph biden junior. so, anderson, are you worried about low voter turnout in those counties? >> we are doing everything to make sure that folks that have been devastated by hurricane helene have every right and are able to access their constitutional right to the ballot box this year, in every way possible. anyone in the state of north carolina that has been questioning how they get to the ballot box, if you are in a county that has been disaffected, you can go to the website, the state board of elections has set it up especially for those folks. so, making sure that we are advocating for that to people out in western north carolina, in those counties that have been affected in the state, and also ensuring that we have a voter protection hotline that is manned 24/7 in north carolina to ensure that anyone who calls it is able to get the help that they need to. >> anderson, is there a firewall number the democrats are hoping to hit in the early vote? >> well, we are hoping to beat point numbers, which is w

will meet for the first time in germany at the level of state leaders, chaired by us president joseph biden. this will be a special rampstein. and from our side , the partners receive all the details, all the arguments, how to ensure the results as soon as possible for months both at the front and in the diplomatic field. work expectations from ramshtein were fueled by the arrival of the new nato secretary general, mark rutte, in kyiv. this is his first visit abroad. like his predecessors, ryute spoke cautiously about ukraine's prospects for joining the north atlantic alliance, which is almost the only real guarantee of security. but he clearly made it clear: this issue is directly related to the results of the war, and therefore the task of the event is to provide ukraine in... at the front. we want ukraine to win preference, and when the time comes to talk about peace, it is the ukrainian government that will decide when they are ready to negotiate. we need to keep an eye on how things unfold in the coming months and years. in this context, we will solve the issue of membership in nato, b

that is, what they should... will do to allow joseph biden, who is retiring, to make such a gesture, to give permission to ukraine, in effect doing such a before he leaves office, he, well, it's kind of a swan song, and he goes quietly, or... to give the opportunity to the next president of the united states, whether it's kamala harris or donald trump, to take the first step, to make the first such foreign policy decision , which would have the least opposition and the least criticism from both sides, both the democratic and the republican parties, and both democrats and republicans are interested in this, so everything will depend on what is most important now for... the domestic political perspective of americans , fulfill obligations to take such a step with regard to the us president who is retiring, or in fact, in fact, to give this opportunity to the next president, new or old new, it will depend on this, mr. alexander, while we were talking, they appeared. the first satellite images from borys glebsk, but they are not detailed, as i understand it, these images, and now we will

joseph biden, the main competitor of trump, who was involved in the case of burizma in ukraine and dependedthe aid of the united states of america on whether zelensky would give in or not, then this phone conversation got into the american media, her bodyguards were angry, and this began the whole procedure, but it turns out that zelenskyy is with trump for the second time and this is the story for the second time... when it is clear that they are among themselves, well, if they do find a common language, then it is difficult enough, and especially on the part of trump, but less so, you mentioned the plan victory, about yermak's statement, about the fact that this, this victory plan will be presented to ukrainians without some closed details, let's listen to what the head of the office of the president of ukraine said, because it is very... this is the president's plan, and certainly, as he promised, after presentations by the presidents and the united states, partners, i think it will be presented to ukrainians, but i can tell you, of course, there are parts, they are so very sensitive, th

he did not ignore ukraine with his attention, especially on there are rumors that it seems that joseph biden, the president of the united states, is ready to change his attitude to extending ukraine an invitation to the alliance. well, we will talk about all this during today's day. we will start a conversation with dmytro zhmayil, co-founder and executive director of the ukrainian center for security and cooperation, and we will talk with him about the situation near the coal mine, in particular, but let's definitely start with the geopolitical component of the war. this is the actual visit of mark ryuta to ukraine, and only a few days ago he officially started his duties and the fact that he decided at the beginning of his term to visit kyiv, to visit ukraine, is a positive signal for us, well, what do you think , here are all the rumors about what ukraine can supposedly do to receive an invitation by the end of this year, we are trying to pull this information, let's say, by the ears, are there any real reasons to think so? well, if we had no real reason to think so, then accordingly we w

october 10 there will be a meeting in berlin, where he flies by the last time as american president joseph bidenas far as i understand, to europe. and, well, as far as i understand, for the last time, he will welcome to europe precisely as the president, and he will have a meeting with scholz and macron. the british, maybe there will be someone there, we'll see, and they will talk, i understood that the main topic is ukraine, maybe it is precisely in the light of this that scholz wants to talk to putin, i don't know, in my opinion. there is no insider, i will repeat again, i am not even sure that such a conversation will take place, but there is no need to look for treason here for ukraine, putin, well that reality, putin controls the russian federation, i will not call him the president, obviously there are no elections there, he is a russian dictator there, and the world completely ignores him, as we would very much like, of course, for the world to completely ignore him, well, but it is unreal on the first of october. iran launched a missile attack on israel and the pentagon called the attack

elections that will take place, that is, what they will have to do, to give the opportunity to joseph biden, who is retiring, ah, to make such a gesture, and to give permission to ukraine, in fact , doing such a thing, before he leaves his post, ah, he... well, it's a kind of swan song, and he there is peace, or to give an opportunity to the next president of the united states, be it kamala harris or donald trump, to take the first step, to make the first such foreign policy decision, which would have the least resistance and the least criticism from both sides, both the democratic and republican parties, and in this... both democrats and republicans are interested, so everything will depend on what is most important now for the domestic political perspective of the americans, ah, fulfill, the obligation to fulfill such a step regarding the president of the united states, ah, which is going for retirement, or in fact, in fact to give this opportunity to the next one. to the president, new or old, new, this is the decision - it will depend on this, mr. oleksandr, while we were talking, the f

yes, us. in ukraine, a clarification from the current american president joseph biden, who said thatot worth butsimba to hit iranian oil facilities and on'. reworking, well, but in any case , we understand that if a hot, powerful phase begins, well, no one here will specifically choose targets, but as far as we understand, in official jerusalem there is no answer to the end, what this revenge should be, we understand , that in the middle east it is not always possible to keep revenge cold, well, you see, now israel is a little... intrigues the whole world, and the same iran intrigues, what will be the answer, and consultations are going on, they are trying somehow influence this process, americans, europeans, you see, macron has already started to say something about this, and there were conversations that not only the oil industry is being taken care of by the american side because of fears of prices, rising oil prices, oil as which would be very... it would be inconvenient for the democratic administration on the eve of the elections, they are also worried about the nuclear program

that it seems that on october 10 in berlin there will be ... a meeting where, as far as i know, joseph biden for the last time as american president i understand, to europe, and, well, as far as i understand, for the last time, he will welcome to europe exactly as the president, and he will have a meeting with scholz, macron, and the british, maybe there will be someone there, we will see, and they will speak , as i understand it, the main topic is ukraine, perhaps it is precisely in light of this that sholtz wants to talk to putin, i don't know, i don't have an insider, i'll repeat it again, i'm not even sure that such a conversation will take place. but there is no need to look for treason here for ukraine, that shol's name was putin, well, this is reality, putin is in control the russian federation, i will not call him the president, it is obvious that there are no elections there, he is a russian dictator there, and the world is completely his, as much as we would very much like it, of course, for the world to completely ignore him, but that is unrealistic, 1 october iran attacked israel

between zelenskyi and trump, and trump demanded that zelenskyi influence the case of the son of joseph biden, trump's main competitor, who was involved in the case of burism in ukraine and depended on the help of the united states of america on whether or not zelensky would give in, then this telephone conversation got into the american media. her bodyguards angered her and this whole procedure began, but it turns out that zelenskyy is already out for the second time trump, and for the second time here is the story, when it is clear that they are among themselves, well, if they find a common language, then it is quite so difficult, and especially from trump's side, but less so, you mentioned the victory plan and yermak's manifestation of the , that... this, this victory plan will be presented to ukrainians without some closed details, let's listen to what the head of the office of the president of ukraine said, because it is very interesting. this is the president's plan, and certainly, as he promised, after the presentation to the president of the united states, partners, i think it will be

who are closely related to politicians communication that... it is not an exclusive option that joseph biden invite ukraine to nato, he will understand that it should be a consensus of all nato members, but, as they say, such an option is possible, here will be ramstein on october 12, where in which will be attended by joe biden, the french president should be there, and scholz, and probably starmer should also be there, as far as i understand, i don't know, and president zelensky, is it possible, or is it just, well, as they say, wishful thinking , unfortunately, i think that you... we're wishful thinking now, and then we raise the stakes again, we raise the expectations again and we believe that this is about to happen, i do not see the appetite on the part of the united states to change its so cautious position to invite ukraine now to the alliance, moreover, i insist that it is not even with a change in the leadership position of the united states, and if president biden is there tomorrow will start calling all the leaders. member countries, it is not a simple process. i would say that y

between zelenskyi and trump, and trump demanded that zelenskyi influence the case of the son of joseph biden, the main competitor of trump, who was... held in the case of burizma in ukraine and placed the dependence, assistance of the united states of america on the fact that whether zelenskyy will give in or not, then this conversation is over the phone. got into the american media, her bodyguards got angry and this whole procedure started, but it turns out that zelensky is already with trump for the second time , and this is the second time, when it is clear that they are between themselves, well, if they do find a common language, then it is difficult enough, and especially from trump’s side, but less so, you mentioned the victory plan and about... yermak’s statement that this, this victory plan will be presented to ukrainians without some closed details, let's listen to what the head of the office of the president of ukraine said, because it's very interesting, it's the president's plan, and certainly, as he promised after the presentation to the president of the united states, partners,

relationship israel and the united states, to what extent benjaminahu is ready for a confrontation with joseph bidenthe eve of the us presidential election, because this is not a question about biden, it is about garis and about israel's future relations with washington, because netanyahu still understands that it is not necessary to win maybe only trump, of course he would be more comfortable if trump won, but he sees reality. the way we all see it, i'm asking another question here, actually the context of what's happening in the middle east, it's important to the united states america, and for the elections in the usa, this is what is happening now, conditionally in the triangle of iran, israel and lebanon, who benefits more, trump or harris, well rather. trump, it's hard to say, you understand, on the one hand it's beneficial to trump, who accuses democracy of indecisiveness. on the other hand, the democratic electorate, there are a lot of people who believe that israel is using excessive force, and they may believe that if they vote democratic, the united states will continue that policy, and if

they play electorally on the side of donald trump, he can always to say that the politics of joe joseph bidencording to kamala garres, she failed, fly the politician... spoke of peace and all that, but he will put things in order, and on the other hand, any peaceful such success, negotiations, contacts, de-escalation of wars, they would now play on the side, on the side of the democratic candidate of the democrats, kamel garres, so i think they decided that now any, any participation in such a... military, military format, it is not good for the elections, the same thing happens with israel, by the way, they also have their own problems, and they are also holding hands and trying to say that there is no need to fight now, well, at least until the choice is made to fight, so we see a pause, here we are now we see a pause, no one knows what's next, i think such a meeting should still take place, because regardless of who will be the president of the... states, well, at least the europeans should gather in this format and decide how they can continue to support ukraine, if the support of the uni

with politicians, but who have close communication with politicians, that it is not excluded that joseph bideny invite ukraine to nato, he will understand that it should be a consensus of all nato members, but, as they say, such an option is possible, here will be ramstein on october 12, where which will be attended by joe biden, there is also the president of france there should be, and scholz, and probably starmer too , as far as i understand, i don't know, and president zelensky, is it possible, or is it just... as they say, wishful thinking ? unfortunately, i think that you and i are taking wishful thinking for granted, and then raising the stakes again, raising expectations again, and we believe that this is about to happen. i don't see any appetite on the part of the united states to change its cautious stance on inviting ukraine to the alliance now. moreover, i insist that it is not even when the leadership position of the united states changes. and if tomorrow there president biden starts calling all the leaders of the countries, the members, then this is not an easy process, i would s

10 there will be a meeting in berlin, where america will fly for the last time. whom president joseph bidenas far as i understand, to europe, and well, as far as i understand, he will welcome to europe for the last time precisely as the president, and there will be a meeting with him scholz, macron, the british, maybe there will be someone there, we will see, and they will talk, i understand that the main topic is ukraine, maybe it is precisely in the light of this that scholz wants to talk to putin, i don’t know, i have no insight, i will repeat again , i am not even sure that such a conversation will take place, but there is no need to look here for ukraine. treason, what a fool putin is, well, this is reality, putin controls the russian federation, he will not be called the president, it is obvious that there are no elections there, he is a russian dictator there, and his world completely, as much as we would like it, of course, for the world to completely ignore it, but that is unrealistic. on october 1, iran attacked israel with missiles, and the pentagon called this ... such a blatant

about assessing israel's actions was asked yesterday to the president, still of the united states, joseph biden, here is how he answered it. the fact that israel may now begin an operation in lebanon, you know about it, are you satisfied with them plans? i know more than you might think, and i would feel more comfortable if they stopped. what is needed now is a ceasefire. and here's what's interesting, yesterday it became known that the us secretary of defense lloyd austin had a telephone conversation with the israeli defense minister, job gallant, and they discussed, of course, the middle east, here's the report that appeared on the pentagon website. the us secretary of defense held talks with the israeli defense minister. they agreed on the need to eliminate the infrastructure for attacks along the borders, so that lebanese. hezbollah could not carry out attacks on northern israel. the secretary of state made it clear that the united states is prepared to defend american personnel, partners and allies in the face of threats from iran and iranian-backed terrorist organizations. and here's what

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but the us is going to discuss with israel their retaliatory actions against iran, joseph biden, after talks with colleagues from the g7 countries, said that tel avifa has every right to respond. would you support an israeli attack on iran's nuclear facilities? the answer is no, i think we will discuss with israel what they are going to do, but all seven of us agree that they have the right to respond, but their response must be proportionate, it seems that between the red and green traffic lights of war, the united states is still choosing flashing yellow, now western journalists are guessing after the flashing yellow escalation. iran and israel - longtime enemies have entered into their most violent conflict yet after iran fired about 180 missiles at israel on tuesday night. this attack will have consequences, we have them. it will be much harder to get the israelis to stop the escalation this time, because this attack by iran that we saw on tuesday was much more targeted. president biden is expected today will hold a meeting with the leaders of the other g7 countries to discuss. are

may i, again, introduce and bring ford forward president joseph r. biden.nd applause] pres. biden: thank you, thank you, thank you. welcome to the white house. and thank you for making me look good in front of the love of my life and the life of my love, my daughter, ashley biden. [laughter] [applause] welcome to the white house again. the newest recipients of the national medal of arts and humanities and truly inspiring individuals. jill and i just welcomed each of them and their families in the oval office where they received their medals and official official citations. you see deep impact of the arts, humanities on our national history. across the desk was a bust of king and kennedy. i could see them from where i sit the two of my political heroes. just last week, i delivered a eulogy which was a great honor and robert kennedy's widow. she supported the arts and humanities and events and the cause of human rights and social service the service was a celebration of life at a catholic church with plenty of prayer and reflection. it was a literal concert.

i think he knows clearly who is in the white house, though the individual joseph biden, who received the most votes was inaugurated as the president and has served there for, unfortunately for close to four years so joe biden won the election was there some disputes and questions here in pennsylvania? >> oh, yeah. we could do a whole show on that on that boris. but the fact is joe biden won the election. >> and now we fortunately have gotten through that time period. >> now we're on to the next election. >> do you wish you to responded the way that you just did know, i think that jd knows how to choose his words and that i think in the end, he acknowledges as we all clearly do because joe biden has occupied the white house so look, it's one of those things that it's not necessary. >> it is a yes. but there's more to it don't characterize it in any way to get the fraud forget this. we get that but it does deserve what happened like in pennsylvania. election rules were changed two or three weeks before the election by an appoint that secretary of state, that favorite one side over anoth

jason made history in 2022 when president joseph biden nominated her as an a associate justice. the first black woman ever confirmed to the supreme court of the united states. yes, yes, yes, yes. yes. first black woman and she took her seat on june 30th, 2022. please help me welcome justice ketanji brown jackson jackson. yes. thank you so much. thank you all for being here. and i thought that i would start by reading an excerpt from the preface of my book to get us warmed up a sacred trust. i had to keep reminding myself this moment was real. it was just before noon on the 30th day of june 20, 22, and i was standing in front of a plain wooden door that would soon open into the grand west conference room of the supreme court of the united states. my family was already inside. my husband, patrick, our daughters talia and layla, and my parents johnny and ellery brown, were there among the family members and friends who had gathered to witness my historic swearing in. my heart was hammering so loudly that i wondered if the two black robed men standing on either side of me, chief jus