they cannot stay either in front of what is happening in the us top of diploma to joseph morales speaking and be rude to them. now let's cross over to gentlest stella mamma, who is in the lebanese capital, stella, what is a burrell trying to achieve with his visit to, to let them before his visits, he explained, but his goal to visit the whole region is to work on a ceasefire. and gaza and love on on, but also to work on a long term peace process and solution. he said many times before that he things that the, there any solution for peace days and at 2 state solution. and he wants to work on these 2 goals. it's not the 1st time he's and the reason before you came to live on will rel, also met the representatives from israel and palestine and cyprus, and he also visited jordan. so this visit, of course, comes in very controversial times as we heard barrels amended will end uh soon and also within the european union and among the members sides of the european union. there are different positions when it comes to the support of israel. and we have seen this very recently when it comes to the

and joseph morales saying that this decision was not political. this decision by the court is based on evidence that was presented, that was examined over the course of several months. so they're saying that anyone who is part of the i c. c. i knew anyone that is part of that jurisdiction should implement this decision, should be part of the implementation of these arrest war. and should i there is really leader to be in that country and uh, what about the regional reaction? uh huh. and there's been one from jordan where you are a well this is shirley, a decision that will be welcomed by many states within the region because they have been staunch supporters of the palestinian cause even before the war on gaza. but specifically, jordan, they have said that this war has gone on for far too long, that the palestinian people deserve dignity and respect. neither of which of course they are getting, especially in this war that is regarded as a genocide, you have more than 43000 palestinians who have been killed and in jordan, specifically, they have be

um, yeah, as joseph morales, the, the famous gardner has said that there is a western hockey. this is over is over and, and this is something that president shooting, had made very clear to fight and joins are us, china, somebody just, prior to june 20 you said there must be correct strategic understanding this to say that the trap is not a historical reality for a new cold war can not and should not be bought. and at that he goes out to say the words must be what trustworthy an action must be. faithful, a person cannot stand without credibility. china always follow through. on his words, by you the us, i always say one thing and does another is very detrimental to america's image and damage mutual twice. i mean, so you can just basically call all america for speaking was a for tom here. and this is a very uh i'll, i would say, i'm correct your stickly long message, but i think it's, it's to, to be delivered to not only bite and, but also the incoming trump administration. and that's for them to understand that the time have changed. disable that change. yeah. which but it, bu

as joseph morales, the, the famous gardner has said that there is a western hoffman. this is over is over, and this is something that president shooting pete had made very clear to bite and joins are us china, somebody just prior to g 20. you said there must be correct. strategic understanding this do says that the trap is not a historical reality. for a new cold war, 10 not and should not be bought. and at, at that he goes out to say the words must be to what trustworthy and actually must be faithful. a person cannot stand without credibility. china always follow through . on these words, i use the us, i always say one thing and does another. it's very detrimental to america's image and damage mutual to us. i mean, so you can just basically call all america up with speaking with a port tom here. and this is a very uh i'll, i would say i would correct your stickly long message, but i think it's, it's to, to be delivered to not only biting, but also the incoming trump administration. now it's important to understand that the time have changed, disabled, that change. ye

but joseph bro just thinks because he's a european, he knows better, he is better, he's more moral that this is something a mindset that it's impossible to, to delve into confront. let, let me try to have a slightly hopeful perspective on this at by, by trying to get to, to have a pep at least see that what just happened in november 6th, in the us elections. and as a glimmer of hope in this regard. in that, i think this, this mindset is um, characteristic of a very, very small a fin, restricted elite and so angry with me, anglo american or yeah, you know, atlanta, north atlantic. or you can say, find that the 5 vice 5 eyes, 5 eyes plus you know, natal but. but i think i think it's the, the election showed health spin this, this, this, this elite is and how spin that idea. ology really is, i think it's rejected even in the united states at the heart of, of western power. so that was the big thing, you know, regardless of, of who trump stops is, is, you know, of these appointments. i mean, those are important. but look beyond at his base, look at the us, i think the ideology that sustains

the foreign policy chief, joseph morales, also urge countries to follow up with this legal obligation. and this is also something the palestinian ambassador, a murphy, jersey student. madeline has told me the sloane waited for decisions that you know during the period, that serious money for this thing is life. what taken at destruction more starvation and more oppressive actions trimming the behavior like the occupation of the watch or people. but nonetheless, it is important that these decisions today have been issue. it is important that today the membership of the i, c, c, the 123 states within the i, c. c, are now responsible to effectuate this recent decision. so the main question now will be, if these people and these are you, all the alons will ever arrive here at the courts. will the be arrested because it's very important for the i to see a to start the actual trial with the suspects present. there are some exceptions for starting a free trial and the charges are late. but when the actual file starts, you saw specs should be here. and we know that the icpc is still looking f

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while the top to provide joseph morales has been reacting to the i. c. c decision, he says the arrest warrants will be binding in o. e u member states. the decision to go to has to be respected and implemented. so i take note of the decision of the international criminal court to issue a rest squadrons from prime minister anything yahoo? the former, i mean you're still defending, restrict allen under how should either state this decision is a binding decision on all state all the states bodies of the court which include all members of the union on binding this lemon discard decision that's bringing our senior political analyst on my one bushera who is live here in doha, my one, you've heard some of the reactions out of a us, you heard browse reaction. now what do you make of this? it's funny, it's a very important thing that we just heard, both from the americans and europeans, and it's really indispensable to understand once we are facing. i think at 1st and foremost, we need to fix the position, the american position with the european position. because

election, you officials have been renewing pages of support to ukraine, foreign policy chase, joseph morales in key. then he says, europe support will remain unwavering. the eu has already provided around a $130000000000.00 worth of aid to ukraine. donald trump had criticized the skate of a 2 keys and said he would end the war with russia. swift. still, i had no knowledge. is there a suicide bombing? i didn't train station in august on the city of quite kills at least 26 people, including 14 sold. the how is reported, look at actual information on the ground. look at the way that this issue is framed and the media. how is used to justify the escalation fu escalation, anything new years that are you know, the media music, it's how it is weaponized is this online course has been aimed at the smartphone generation. the 1st ever email, let this operational, thank you. like what they are trying to sell right now is a full blown genocide, the listening pace because the media on al jazeera, a full year of war in gaza. and now, with this really troops invading lebanon, are the us in israel working t

but the european union's firm policy chief, joseph morales, urged his relative back to the proposed c side deal. and he was speaking the g 7 for a minute since meeting which is taking place to live on. there is no excuses for the ceasefire on the proposal agreement broken by day us on friends. the user as has all the security concerns. that is not an excuse for not implementing us used by yeah. otherwise leave. i don't live full a blocked. okay. let's close to a 100 mile bar, who joins us from if you be initially with that meeting is taking place. so how should we add a glimpse of the blinking, the extra statement that every day, very brief statement of any sense of what we might expect today. the next is yesterday, the g 7 summit was going to be terminated by 2 issues based prostate in the middle east, particularly 11 in and also ukraine today by half to say that since yesterday, it was full dominated by lebanon, with strong indications coming from here. that expecting an imminent announcement about a deal in loven in the tale is i'm looking forward to see that because the other majo

joseph morales. not convinced that israel has got any good intentions as far as a ceasefire is concerned. how does this really people feeling about this good afternoon and thank you for having me. i think the contradictory come through this 3 messages coming from file for me, is that and also some folks just buy that. so on the one hand, we'll that actually these are the government, gave a lifelong skills since the middle of the month that we're trying to folks are asked to sign and we swing between these for that. and these are, at the same time, we see the intensity off of all the docs by executive about the basement, but also the number of 4 kids and the site launched by his, by law. in my mind, there is a way to, to just which is his final bill at the same time, in both, in both cases, office by the use of the also to the multi what is going to happen to them in family, domestically in case offices, 5 in terms of where the, the strikes that we've seen certainly coming from uh, from 11 on into isr

and joseph morales has apparently been speaking about the international criminal court arrest one stone yesterday for benjamin netanyahu. and you of go on, can you tell us a little bit more about that? coldstone and i think we're having a few problems and we're having a few problems reaching hash them. they're in italy, we will of course try and get them back and we'll come back to that story. but still, we're going to talk about to turn off some boot about the situation that we've been discussing over the last few minutes or so. this is far, possibly between his ball and, and israel i was hoping to, you'll see miracle back earlier on the i was him. he was talking about the fact that are strong and different views around the cabinet table. in israel. he seems to think it is likely that benjamin matching. yeah. who will get the agreement moment. imagine they're all going to be to some degree repercussions of that. what's your analysis? what do you think is going to happen? uh, sort of, i think the still in the details. i mean i also believe that the higher facilities that the sit on my s

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but joseph bro just thinks, because he's a european, he knows better, he is better, he's more moral that this is something a mindset that it's impossible to, to delve into confront or let, let me try to have a slightly hopeful perspective on this at by, by trying to, to, to, to have a pep at least see that what just happened in november 6th, in the us elections as a glimmer of hope in this regard. in that, i think this, this mindset is characteristic of a very, very small, a fin, respected elite. and so angry with me, anglo american or yeah, you know, atlanta, north atlantic or you can say find that the 5 vice 5 vice 5 eyes less you know natal but, but i think i think it's the, the election showed how seen this, this, this, this elite is and how thing that ideology really is, i think it's rejected even in the united states at the heart of, of western power. so that was the big thing, you know, regardless of, of who trump stops is, is, you know, all of these appointments. i mean, those are important, but look beyond at his base. look at the us. i think the ideology that sustains the supre

moral. and that's not a coincidence. followers come out of the second great awakening. he inspires the seventh day adventist. it's josephmith in the mormon church. come out of the same tradition and write mormons famously should not consume caffeine alcohol you know stimulants don't consume those the same logic this is morally for you to do this and his cause is graham's cause is taken up in protestant churches nationwide and it becomes a feature of sermons at this time in evangelical protestant churches to link diet to morality and sort of suggesting what should and shouldn't do. it's also commercial. it's a resistance to the economic changes sweeping 19th century america. the beginnings of industrial food production. so graham's campaign was sort of fresh ingredients. he specifically calls out processed flour, and he says processed flour takes nutrition out of the grain, which actually is correct. and so he's making argument that this is a reason to eat, you know, brown and whole wheat flour, not processed white flour. graham also close to several other moral reformers of the era. he has many supporters, the abolition

joseph and mary and jesus fleeing to egypt. i mean, these are stories that are part of our moral tradition, and we need to emphasize those, and we need to find order at our borders, but we also have to do a better job of talking about the incredible economic dynamism that immigrants create, because if you ask most americans, immigration, what is the picture that comes into your mind. it is something that they have seen on the news about the southern border. we would want to picture to come into people's brains that, yeah, it is about the border, but it is also about a way of life and economic identity of the contributions that are made by some of the folks who were in that opening video, which was so good. we can get this done, and i actually think the low unemployment rate will be the icebreaker that is going to enable us to do this, because every industry wants help with the workforce. >> then i want some advice, because i am the head of a refugee agency, and i do not think it is a political statement to state that the first term of the trump administration it was rather difficult for us in terms of our mission. and there are

them is demagogues is that george wallace had a moral center he knew he was defying his and democratic principles. he did it for the most way. reverend joseph lowery. well, dr.. associates told him after the selma march, he said they met in his office. he said, governor, i'm not talking to you as a elected official and i'm not talking to you a civil rights leader. i'm talking to you as a method. this minister, to a methodist layman, god has given you oratorical talents and. he's going to call you to account for how you, use them and think after wallace was shot, he came view what happened to him as a moral judgment. hence his later attempts to reach out to the black community as evil calculating as he was, george was operating with a moral compass, even though he was ignoring. i don't think trump has a moral center, a moral compass, a core set of ethics. and that's why? i think we are in such extremely times. thank you so much. don't want to impose on your time and i want to thank edward ball for thank you for joining us. thank you so much.

them is demagogues is that george wallace had a moral center he knew he was defying his and democratic principles. he did it for the most way. reverend joseph lowery. well, dr.. associates told him after the selma march, he said they met in his office. he said, governor, i'm not talking to you as a elected official and i'm not talking to you a civil rights leader. i'm talking to you as a method. this minister, to a methodist layman, god has given you oratorical talents and. he's going to call you to account for how you, use them and think after wallace was shot, he came view what happened to him as a moral judgment. hence his later attempts to reach out to the black community as evil calculating as he was, george was operating with a moral compass, even though he was ignoring. i don't think trump has a moral center, a moral compass, a core set of ethics. and that's why? i think we are in such extremely times. thank you so much. don't want to impose on your time and i want to thank edward ball for thank you for joining us. thank you so much. our committee has found that organized crime does operate on a syndicated basis across state lines in

morally superior. they just had to buckle under the greater force of the union. and so many people believe that believed it immediately. this man, general joseph shelby, iron joe, as he was called, he's a number of figures i write about in the book, who most people don't know about, but they're hiding in plain sight. so the great thing about doing research and why i love going into the stacks in the library because you find so much stuff. there are 2030 biographies of this man. most historians don't know who he is because most of the biographies are written by fanboys who are not scholars. and you'll see why historians don't pay that much attention. general joseph shelby was from missouri. he's famous in military history circles for never losing a battle to union forces. he was in command of confederate forces in the area from missouri through texas. and at the end of the war, just at about the time that we get to appomattox, and certainly when we get to the point of slavery finally ending in texas, which is in june of 1865. right. he decides that he's not surrendering. he offers his soldiers about 125,000. he offers them three, three opportun