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left tenant general retired keith kellogg. now keith kellogg is notes from yesterday and the main problem seems to be people having not heard the fire alarm. and that's why many people were caused by the firewall. there were sleeping and they had difficulty finding fire extinguishers in the corner, the words of the hotel and they have difficulty at their escape. it strikes gunfire and enjoyed a dangerous journey from my home village in sanaa our state in. so don, now disease is causing of us to head them to prepare for that any season. because most of this area, it would be cut off duty that any season doctor's the pot, my boss, you will be all right. but how mental scars will take longer to heal kathy saw a job, but now on south to don's buddha. with the don for 2 americans held in afghanistan had been exchanged for non scan jailed in the us and imprisoned, the swap between the top to bottom and washington han, how much has been serving a life sentence in california on drug and terrorism charges. he was detained during financ

and there's a general kellogg says he needs a 100 days to get this done. uh, what are your hopes and your concerns about a piece deal at this point for a cease fire deal with russia? what would be a green light that might incentivize russia to continue with aggression from your point of view? hope you had a stop exit to say about as a providers. now, this is a very serious issue ending the war and ukraine is not simple. it is very complex, that is also what i understand from aka rubio statement, saying that this is a serious matter. and that the approach has to be serious and com. c o, and i think we're going to witness in the weeks and months to come. donald trump and these collaborators his team and his experts discuss it and work out such a peaceful approach. it is also my conviction that it's going to happen this way and different rhetoric is used during a presidential campaign. all the candidates and presidents running for office knows things are seated then it is different when it comes to the execution and implementation of things. they look quite d

now keith kellogg is not a diplomat. and this is going to be a very difficult set of diplomatic negotiations. but already that has been reaction from the ukrainians. one military, generally speaking on the telegram channel, said this was very typical for the americans. a lot of headlines, but ukraine has to rely on itself, emerald and con. how does a boot you ending and security forces have killed 50 malice, trouble since sunday they were shot at the border of indians. eastern states have shot the scar. alicia regions faced a decades long in search se, but the fighters most say they're fighting to give poor indian farmers more control over their lives. more than a 125000 people across to don southern border in recent weeks fading and escalation and fighting between government and part of military forces. many of those seeking safety and self sit on a struggling to find food and clean water. several able to deploy in mobile clinics to help them come from the site reports from the south sea. the cities bought a ton of stuf

a special envoy left tenant general retired keith kellogg. now keith kellogg is not a diplomat. and this is going to be a very difficult set of diplomatic negotiations. but already that has been reaction from the ukrainians. one military, generally speaking on the telegram channel, said this was very typical for the americans, a lot of headlines, but ukraine has to rely on itself and wrong con, how does that are due to fraud says big on putting is minutes. resources out of ivory coast officials and the west african country have confirmed that $91.00. my boy and soldiers have been deployed to a former french base at port boy as signals the beginning of the end of 6 decades of friendship present address reports from epa. john, on the streets of ivory coast business capital, there is no let up in rising and to frank sentiments at our local market. just land so cool echoes the feeling of many i've audience about the presence of french forces in that country. we need to catch her breath. we're tired of all the clues we know they're behind. many problems in africa. we africans don't w

kellogg's presence at the m e k conference in paris. what message does that send? he actually helps you with them because they have a tear organization is so deeply despised in your ron that anyone who is associated with it automatically becomes unlikable. they me k. it's a coats. and in the 1980s they went to iraq and fought for saddam hussein against their own country. and they also established bases across europe in north america. but they were foot soldiers for saddam hussein in his war of aggression against the wrong. so you righty of see them not only as terrorists who blew up bombs in the buses or who sided ordinary people on the street. but the solid and most people who were fighting as a as traitors to their own country and for saddam hussein, who was so deeply despised. and this reminds me of bolton when he a few years ago, went and spoke and said, hopefully we will be have our next meeting in 10 front. and i think just as bolton had no idea about the reality of you, ron, i think he has no understanding of the run as well. and i think it's from wants to b

i mean, our adversaries are watching general kellogg. does biden do this instead of addressing the american people? put out a picture from the situation room, show that you're engaged. i think that's what president trump would have done. >> yeah, kayleigh, but what you're seeing right now is basically our allies and our adversaries as well. they've kind of written this administration off, and you can see that with the respect that president trump is getting from allies and adversaries as well. look, when he went to notre dame in paris on the when they, you know, reopened it. look, with the reception that he got, it was an incredible reception. the world's leaders said, okay, this is the new american president now, he can't take over the presidency until the 20th of january. but people are already understanding and respecting who he's going to be when 20th january comes. and i think that's good for america. it's good for, you know, not only the future of america, but what america stands for. back in the day in the roman empire, if you wer

so talking about pitany over that kind of market knowledge and you know, kellogg, keith kellogg. i think he said his name was kelly, but keith kellogg is general, that he's going to send us a representative to rush you about this. you know, he put forward a plan on this, and the plan was we're going to intimidate everybody. we're going to go in and tell them printing. they have to have peace, have peace talks, or we're going to stop eating them. i'm going to tell the russians you have to have a ceasefire in line to contact them or with us, but we're going to up. all right. do you print? so i still think i do not believe that donald trump or the people he's, he's, he's, the pointing is ministration. are, are any less american exceptional, if they believe they can intimidate people, they believe they can terminate russia. and this is a meet the, the, not the number of the problem, but certainly even if donald trump himself has, and he does have, he goes back and forth on this. and the last person he talked to, as we're saying, the deep state, the blog, the nato countries, the europ

a special envoy, left tenant general, retired keith kellogg. now keith kellogg is not a diplomat. and this is going to be a very difficult set of diplomatic negotiations. but already that has been reaction from the ukrainians. one military, generally speaking on the telegram channel, said this was very typical for the americans. a lot of headlines. but ukraine has to rely on itself and wrong con. how does there, boucher, there's been intends fighting in the eastern democratic republic of congo as government forces baffled level and $23.00 fighters for control of the area in the last 24 hours dam tardies where you have taken the time of the no 5. it's a key supply roads to go much more than $230000.00 people affect their homes this month due to the conflict. along with connie reports from going this is the majority of the population living there, but to feel the 80 are trying to make that road for i don't want to go my daughter so we can just sit on the yeah, they're leaving the battlefield, which is a look at it, not from here. uh well, the deal to see, i mean i've lost the ground

keith kellogg, we, you simply call from maximum pressure to be put on are really in this. all right, this is, these pressures are not just kinetic just not military force, but they must be economic and diplomatic as well. we must exploit the weakness. we now see the hope is there so most to be the action. while kellogg was offering those remarks at the gathering of a group promoting regime change in a run at locals, helping routing against attempts to middle in their software. simon as that as the, regardless of what these groups say are message to the whole world has always been a message of peace. the people of every country should have the right to decide their own future. so on. i wish i also knows how to choose any country in the middle east that has extended a hand of friendship to the united states has ended up facing destruction. the us wants to take over their countries. however, if a nation has a strong economic and military power, there's no way it can stand and its way shape. but upside that such as you may not . if everyone just focused on their own business,

and i think uh, hopefully kellogg is as a, you've gotten some new religion if you will. and, and once the works work out something trump as acknowledge. okay. the importance of, of nato expansion and what impact advantage on, on russia's reaction. so is that that is not dismissed, that needs to be taken into account. all right, thank you so much, mike. i'm a former senior or a security policy analyst in the office of the secretary of defense. thank you. all right, and that is going to do for me for now, but do stay with us, my colleague, you know neil will be in next and less than half an hour. now in the morning. the ship to fix here, this thing is not a specialist, especially probably mobile device to the junior couple ocean. just the one to this to, to the, the for question you want to, well, can you pick what i chose? prestone could just tell them, but i'm going to the, there's a newsletter to sign up for the to, to come out. i still do expect with the jewish assessor deducted from social problems. cordova within the is the best northwest. responded living naesha. re

retired general keith kellogg, special envoy to russia and ukraine.e back and forth between putin's people, zelenskyy, trump trying to figure out could this actually come to an end. you are at the helm, how do you rate the chances? >> hi, dana. thanks for having me. i think will it come to an end and president trump the only guy who can do it. i talked to him earlier this morning and talked about the strategy going forward and how it will play out. he is absolutely right talking about stopping the killing. stopping the carnage. to give you a couple of examples. the major cities mariupol, a city of 500,000. think of a city like denver or atlanta, 500,000 totally destroyed. hundreds of thousands of casualties on both sides. just ukraine alone, they have lost more soldiers in three years than we lost in the entire vietnam war and korean war combined. he understands the carnage and destruction. last september when they were at trump tower with zelenskyy he said it is time. it is time to end it and i think he can do it when he gets the dialogue going. the

by a grouping seeking raising change into around the legit dean organization of around kellogg call for maximum pressure to be taught to underwent in authorities. these pressures are not just kinetic just not military force, but they must be economic and diplomatic as well. we must exploit the weakness we now see the hope is there so much to be the action. the reading, an american international relations that academic side mohammed burundi sees the u . s. has a history of fucking on savory groups to push its racing change in the 2 sides of have the been cooperating at all levels in ways which i couldn't have imagined before. and the 2 countries have a very important project that. ready developing the north south core door, which will link of course, iran to, to russia and to eastern europe and sellers. but also it will link 3, ron russia, to the persian gulf, the indian subcontinent, africa, even southeast asia. now the indonesia is drawing, joining breaks, the united states has spoken about regime change in iran for decades. now the west is very foolish and that they always choose

he is there to try to figure all of this out. >> godspeed, general kellogg.oing to be a tough one. he has had an incredible career going back to serving in vietnam. he has got a great team behind him and we'll see him engage in discussion and negotiation. this is going to take some time. the trump administration has said don't expect anything for as much as 100 days and that's a good amount of time for general kellogg to get up to speed and to start making an impact. >> dana: dan hoffman, thank you so much. have a great day. we'll be in touch. >> thank you. you, too. >> it's tragic. i was looking at all the houses that burnt down and i almost -- it was tragic. i had to stop here and i had to see if anyone needed help because to have your house burn down like that is just sad. >> bill: that was just yesterday. you have two new fires scorching l.a. while the residents real from the recent devastation we're live back on the ground in a matter of minutes there in california. plus the next trump/musk challenge is the planet mars. is this the start of the next spac

that is, you have to work as natasha mentioned, the kellogg the on way. got to work to mike wall, semester security advisor. possibly more co ruby. i'll just like for you to stay. and that is, will they like taught? just simply accept the criminal narrative of peace thoughts, which means annexation the international community of accepting the annexation by russia of 27 percent of ukraine. or will they say no, we're not going to loveland recruiting, have that there is a deal, which is pretty much freedom worked out which is being developed, which is going to be that in the short term, ukraine will accept the russian occupation mazda parts of the eastern the southern ukraine, including crimea, and in return, you probably would get a pass to nato and get a pass to the european union. but you've got to swear a lot of people to accept that you've got to square european countries on that. you've got to arrange the nature of course, and you've also got to look for powers. it's like china's in terms of how they're going to react. so not trucks, not going to bring

and in fact, the kellogg deal, and keep television special envoy that trump's going to a point for you create in russia that deal wasn't really even official, but the foreign minister of russia survey log rob has already rejected that deal and says that he doesn't need rushes requirements, so unless trump wants ukraine to completely fall to russia and that may be too embarrassing for his administration. i think he's going to find it difficult to get some kind of deal that both sides can agree to. and already the deal that he had put forward to russia was one that was incredibly favorable to russia. right, scott? and i know either of you can take this question, is it possible for trump to break suction and pause when pushing one to accept the seating, the territory that he has seized, and this war and even those uminski has said for the 1st time that he might be open to freezing the war along the common front lines. that would only be if the rest of ukraine could join nato, which trump has said he understands why ukraine joining ne, so it would be unacceptable to russia. or donald trump

general kellogg and marc thiessen wrote a column. >> lawrence: what are you doing?duce her show? you just had three hours of tv. >> dana: i read that op ed, unlike crypto, i understood it. >> lawrence:ly has a three-hour radio show. >> brian: i know, dana used to do it. >> dana: i like to be an assignment editor, too. huge help. >> brian: i wish she meant that. >> ainsley: i think the heater is getting toim had. >> ainsley: dana will bring a better one. it wraps around. >> dana: i have not bought it yet. >> brian: i did not know there was a difference in lotion and moisturizer. >> dana: that is not what that conversation was about. >> brian: the heater is drying out my skin. i went for lotion, which burns. moisturizer brings my skin back. >> ainsley: you don't understand crypto, he doesn't understand lotion. >> lawrence: incredible. >> brian: i'm anti-lotion. >> ainsley: it is winter wonderland and fox is getting in on a lot of the fun. lowe's knows when you're a member you're a big deal. because members can save up to 40% on hundreds of items in store and online du

now we're now hearing from his special envoy, keith kellogg, that it's going to be 100 days. that's very different to 24 hours. and even on top of that, we are hearing from others within the trump administration that this could make me 6 months worth talking. spies suggesting that we could get plugged into this and this could essentially become his vietnam's. remind us what russia's stance has been all impossible. peace talks with kids. well, wash is always being clear. it is open to piece folks in fact as being tweaking with its american allies all the way back in 2021 saying hey, all we want is a guarantee that you claim doesn't join that nature. you give us that. we pretty much okay on this. and yet, despite that, the western governments like no, it's up to you crazy. if it wants to join nato notes, expression is always being clear. it's open for tubes. when it comes to blackmail like any country, nope, you can react very well. awesome. in fact, in 2 days ago, president clinton was saying, look, the only way we can solve this crisis is if we go back to the route to for the

adviser to president trump and america first policy institute chairman lieutenant governor keith kellogg'sw and he will be in the trump administration in short order. the pre-emptive strike against iran and many sources say biden didn't green light it and don't expect to attack iranian nuclear sites. nevertheless, the fact it was discussed. maybe wait for the professionals to come in like you general. thanks for having me tonight. i want to send the condolences we lost to new orleans the dead and wounded and the great first responders who we saw films of the police running towards the gun fire immediately. it was a great example of american heroes at work. look, these are just words. nothing will happen with iran. they're not going to do anything. this administration won't do anything in the near term. you know, words as much as weapons do shape history. and what we are seeing we're seeing a president who talks a lot but doesn't have the will to do anything about it. and it shapes history in the negative way. remember, he's the same individual who said when the russians were getting ready

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we went to kellogg's and corporation public broadcasting to do a pilot, got a grant, and we did we didgram, healing masters meet you at the airport. and this was a test we were able to get a group called ramsey research to do a test and corporation for public broadcasting wanted i think this before we could even get more money. that's my thoughts and the tests are well done. well done test by this ramsey research and they found out you know, he was sincere. they did a lot of surveying just like sesame street and electric company did. they watched children as they watched the programs and actually the think the programs kind of peaked when levar burton was on was on the set. there were other elements of the program in the pilot. i'm just talking about the pilot. he's an advisor. meet you at the airport. that did not work. and not work as well. and they they found that he was a sincere person. and you know, he's young, black, male appeal to a lot of children. obviously. and that that was the beginning of us, you know, getting him to come out for the series for all the years he's been on.

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i hope general kellogg keeps talking to you about it and the new president comes in with a fresh setso much, general. >> yeah. you guys have a wonderful weekend. thank you. >> brian: so much on the line. institute of study of war is a great resource. meanwhile, coming up on this weekend's show on one nation. beginning at 9:00. governor chris sununu. he never was a fan of governor newsom. does he change his mind now. gordon peterson on former country canada and what it means trudeau going out the door. bryan johnson doesn't want to die and dedicating his life not to doing it and he believes he has solved it. he will be joining us on his netflix special, jamie lissow is one of the funniest guys that greg gutfeld could book. they will be coming up 9:00 on saturday night. meanwhile, wildfires burning through southern california with the fire crews running out of water. is mismanagement to blame? flu and covid goes up. last year, one million people 65 and older were hospitalized from those viruses. so update your vaccines and keep doing you. where ya headed? susan: where am i headed? am i

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i think that it looks at this point, if you read lieutenant keith kellogg's essay, that they are unwilling. and that is not going to satisfy the european security and it's not going to satisfy ukrainians. ukraine is not going to be able to rebuild and russia is going to come back at ukraine again. nothing short of nato membership is going to solve the security dilemma in europe. always interesting _ dilemma in europe. always interesting to _ dilemma in europe. always interesting to get - dilemma in europe. always interesting to get your - interesting to get your perspective. thank you so much forjoining us. and as we heard donald trump is ordering that migrants are barred from what's described as "physical entry" into the us, including by claiming asylum. the proclamation invokes article four of the us constitution, which obliges the federal government to protect states from foreign invasion. it comes as the us prepares to send 1,000 troops to the mexican border, after president donald trump declared the us to be under invasion by illegal immigrants. the troop movement — which was confirme

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lieutenant general keith kellogg, who is a retired three star army general, pretty senior guy.y advisor in trump one. he knows the players. he knows europe. he knows war. he is the individual who's going to drive this toward, i think initially a cease fire probably in the next three months and then get the parties to the table to negotiate a conclusion. we've got a long way to go, but i think you see the sketch of it in that truth social post which says, i'm going to put big pressure on both sides to get to the table. >> and keith kellogg is someone that we know has been in the white house and at various stages and is a good person to be put in charge of this. thank you so much, admiral stavridis. appreciate it. my pleasure. and next we'll look at what the new trump economic and energy policies and some of the other policies he's just outlined mean for you. senator chris coming up. you're watching andrea mitchell reports on msnbc. >> are you overwhelmed with identity management in the context of omnipresent threats to your organization? >> hi. so no one. >> knows what that mean

we recently spoke with the ceo of michigan's kellogg foundation about how to better connect with people across the political and racial spectra. the question is, how do i embrace this concept of healing? how do i learn to listen to others and build empathy for others who have situations different than my own? and that is the work of all of us. lejeune montgomery tapper recently released her new book called how we heal. it focuses on the need for connection and greater empathy. okay. a big show is coming to the shark tank in honor of the lunar new year. and our marcus washington got an up close look at the celebration. nbc bay area is getting ready to welcome in the year of the snake, and the san jose sharks are getting ready to. we actually got an up close look at part of the planned celebration. with performers from the rising phoenix dragon and lion dance troupe entertained uin the today in the bay studio, so they'll all be a part of the events taking place saturday night over at sap center. this is when the sharks take on the florida panthers. we spoke with the sharks public relation

i mean, you have like keith kellogg. you know, he's supposed to be, would be the point man for ukraine. and he's talking about maximum price for against the rad. i mean, well, i don't know what administration he was speaking for the current one or the one that's going to come about. go ahead michael. as well. i mean, as far as iran is concerned, both the trump and by the administration's are in lock step. right. the wrong is public enemy number one, when it comes to the middle east, it's been long regarded as the greatest belligerents the great is rival to us american interest. and that's on yahoo has long regarded iran also as one of the biggest obstacles against what he regards as stability. iran is the enabler of his bowl. um it, it propped up the former assad regime in syria. and so, you know, in this step um it's, it's, it's, it's tempting to think the trump is going to be somehow different how from that of the bite and ministration when it comes to iran in the middle east. the 2 of them are basically just continuin

most recently, his special envoy for the more lieutenant general kellogg said that the house is on the floor in a 100 days. but really making any specific production like that is, is kind of risky. that's not what really comes 1st of the, how these things will turn out. but present electronic now seems to be more supportive of your credit that it was prior to the election. do you think the 1st and ukraine and russia to a certain extent of a trend of junky for the position here and trying to put themselves in as good a position as they possibly can? because it does feel like negotiations could potentially begin life of this year. it's possible the goal, jason's whoever gathers outside the present future, as well as the temperature of the concessions he wants to have. the grain really disappears independent state data there and a very weak you training and military kind of thought about to agree each of those changed. so we're probably likely to see the stalemate on the battlefield, which is really been pretty much a style match for 3 years. now, to see that continue for a while, whether

so i still hopeful, but the more i've heard about the kellogg plan, the more discouraged i am in terms of an immediate solution. well, as i experience, as i said in my and at the end of my introduction, the slaughter continues. gentlemen, i really appreciated very thoughtful program and that's all the time we have one. i think my guess in washington, dc, salt lake city and in san francisco. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here are the see next time and remember prospect the, the insulating people into disgusted with what's going on with that. sending huge amounts of money into the lensky in terms of weapons to kill russians when actually, we're taking money away from people that have been one of the big things in the tell you that i know about domestically. is that doing, covering labor government have taken one and a half 1000000000 pounds away from the the, of the many places in the world's way to seal on the divide between the 2 oceans and what he might not think it's what does this, hey, and what's his northern, our phone goes vision and the 2 knows that