kimberly yeah, that's right. because what this march is 60 years of diplomatic ties and, and cooperation between united states and kenya, significant as you mentioned, because there are security ties, trade ties, innovation when it comes to technology. also when it comes to global health. but this visit also is a little bit front with controversy. and this has been brought up a number of times because there was a promise that was made by the us presidents. it was not kept to recall the washing to the african summit that was held back in 22. a 2022 of december. the us present made a promise to african leaders that he would visit the content the following year. he never did that, that 2023 came in width for now to 2024. it's an election year. it's unlikely that the president is going to be able to make that trip. and so there is a little bit of tension over this visit. so. 2 right now it's all pop in circumstance, elaborate ceremony, all smiles and handshakes that i can tell you there will be some formal talks arou

yeah. and in listening to the president back, kimberly, it's clear that he wants to bring this war to 110 doesn't wanted to draw, gone in the lead up to the elections and event a yeah. and the way you heard there is the president kind of dangling the carrot, if you will, for uh, for israel by saying, but look at, if you don't, you're going to be isolated saying that this will allow you to integrate talking about what this means. uh, the opportunity uh with working with the air of neighbors and how this could lead to a broader stabilization in the broader middle east. and so that you, what you've got there is the president looking beyond even beyond his his term, if you will, already laying the groundwork for what he hopes he can do if he is re elected. and also laying down that one message that her boss needs to take this deal as well. ok, kimberly thank you very much for the moment. kimberly helped get life for a stay at the white house. that's now a get the view of the respect to these early perspective and speak to. so hi ross, who's joining us from amman in jordan because israel has band ultr

yeah, we heard from kimberly, how could said the white house as it bottom believes the palestinian sex should be realized through negotiations and no unilateral recognition. what did you make of that? a yeah, that's a bit stuff i think is a bit. uh, you know, last i think a test nation because we all know that the united states has pride to sponsor or new portions for 2 decades of war. and, and they basically feel about that because if they want to design moyer, than that critical sponsor would be the most negotiations. and the idea that direct negotiated policy is right is could lead to substitution. it's just symmetrical thinking. so they might just have no choice at this point in time, but to ritual rate. more of the same that has not worked because they, since they don't have the coverage or the. ready just say what these to, besides, what some of the countries are saying that it's high time that might assign the person who's on record, not as of people with this ever say. oh man, it depends. okay, thanks so much my on my, on the shower. the elders are a senior political analyst. t

yeah. and when it comes to that of, um the, the data for hopper ration kimberly the white house is also continuing to emphasize their opposition to any sort of operation. what has the president out about this? uh yeah, uh the us president has been talking about that in the last 44 hours. he has also been making it very clear that there is going to be a pause in weapons shipments when it comes to very specific missions with regard to israel and what it intends to carry out. in other words, the supplies of weapons that have been going to israel since october 7th, as seemingly without any hesitation for the 1st time, we've seen a pause, specifically when it comes to $2500.00 pound bonds. but what the distinction is now is that when it comes to israel's defense, the united states has not in any way stopped supplying the military support in that regard. but when it comes to rafa, specifically, the united states is pumping the brakes. in other words, what john kirby, the national security council spokesperson said, is that well, it depends on what is real does in rasa. and that is what is really the key

kimberly, what else did he have to sign his delivered remarks? yeah, the reason we use present is doing this is because a says this is going to help american businesses and you're right. in some cases these are some pretty hefty terraces. you mentioned the electric vehicle is going to go from a 25 percent tariff to a 100 percent tear for these chinese import. also, solar cell imports are going to double up to 50 percent ad when it comes to steel and aluminum products or, uh, aluminum is some of you like to say is going to triple the 25 percent from 7.5 percent or less. now, the reason again for all of this is because the white house says that this is court . it's counter chinese business practices that they argue are less than scrupulous . they've been flooding the global markets. they alleged with excess imports that they have been cheap and have allowed for american businesses to really not be able to compete. in fact, what the us presidents are buying and says is that china has not been competing. they've been shooting, take a listen. the price is

kimberly how good kimberly, what's going to be the political fallout of all this? yeah, well joe biden is also fund raising off of this. he did so almost immediately following the guilty verdict for his opponent, presumptive nominee. donald trump, in the republican for the republican candidacy of what we should point out. and you mentioned that we are waiting for joe biden to speak out in the middle east, but there was certain to be questions about donald trump following that speech. he's also his campaign. we should point out mentioned some things on social media as well. saying donald trump is threatening our democracy 1st, he was threatening our electoral system. now the legal system will only you can stop him referencing november 5th when americans go to the polls. the campaign also did say that his speech was an hinge and desperate, and any one watching knows that he cannot be president the united states. he's consumed by revenge and retribution. he thinks the selection is about him. it's not . so they're very strong where it's coming from the president's campaign.

how can joining us from washington, dc from the white house, kimberly, because the bite and administration has weighed in on this move. yeah, that's right. what we know is that the us president has weighed in and what he has said through his national security council spokesperson, john kirby, is that the position of the 5 and ministration and when that the us president joe biden has held for the throughout his career according to john kirby is that the recognition of palestinian state in the eyes of the president should not be through unilateral recognition but instead should come through direct negotiation between the parties. in other words, the recognition does come earlier this months of a palestinian state by ireland, spain in norway is not something that is what the president believes is how the 2 state solution should be a change something to the president said he maintains is ideal. in other words, uh well the us president supports a 2 state solution. he believes that this should be achieved through direct negotiation between the 2 parties. now, there is a little bit of contradictory statement and all of this becau

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kimberly how could is live for us at the white house. and joe biden got kind of creative in calling for that debate, right? yeah, they both did in a way they kind of started the debate early with a debate about the debate and these doing social media posts. what started with joe biden essentially challenging donald trump, who's never went back down to a challenge. he, he basically said that donald trump loss to, to debates to be in 2020. and since then, he hasn't shown up for debate. now exactly what he wants to debate may. so he said make my day pal at a video as social media. and as you turn, the donald trump responded. they'll get to that in a moment. but especially as you pointed out, what he's done is really broke the mold. as you pointed out, they're going to be a different format and it's going to be really with no audience, and it's going to be on a different date. and this is what the president had to say about it all on shop was 2 debates, mean $0.20 that he had showed up for debates. now he's acting like he wants to debate me again or make my day pow hall even do a twice. plus pick the day style. i h

so kimberly jo button found some creative ways to cool for an earlier phase. right. or yeah, it's right. the types of social media in video fashion to really challenge donald trump, the former president to a debate, and he did so with a bit of humor. this is really what and he responded donald trumpet and became kind of this dueling way of negotiating the terms. and what's interesting about this is, as you mentioned, this will be the earliest debate presidential debate that we can remember in modern history and, and to see it sort of negotiated in real time is something that americans are not used to. but at the top of that, what's interesting is the fact that this will be different in format, given the fact that both men of essentially bypass the non partisan presidential commission that historically looks over the terms of the debate. what has been proposed by the 5 and campaign is that it not have an audience that it will be held in a television studio. so the what the president, the current presidential by that has suggested and really kind of todd to the for president d

kimberly, because there has been reaction from the political left and right. and both putting the different kinds of pressure on despite an administration. yeah, you're absolutely right. uh, the republicans on capitol hill, really outrage that there has been even a pause. and we should point out is it's really been about a $24.00 to maybe 48 hour pause. but that has caused members of the republican party to be outraged. in fact, what they're saying is that this is a radical element within the democratic party that has pressure the president. they have influenced the situation room. it's a shameful abdication of leadership on the part of the president, and that he has withheld assistance. israel at a time, but they can't afford to lose. in other words, this is a war. the israel can't afford to lose. they say that the united states used to give this real what it needs. they're calling this obscene and absurd, but i can tell you right now, you may have heard this are viewers may have heard. this is the spokesperson, matthew, mural miller was talking about this and the briefing. there is a report that report as we're asking about that is due to c

kimberly how could, joins us now live from the white house. so joe, about joe biden, i should say, found the creative way to get this one held earlier than usual. right? yeah, that's right. the joe biden us president uh, coming out and making this announcement through his campaign. and what he's done is not only been creative, but he's been creative in the terms of this in the announcement he's really made a departure from the traditional uh, what has been for a very long time. the non partisan commission in terms of the terms of the so that has been in place for very many, many years. the fact that it has been a structured format that has been in place. he's completely the parted from that, the campaign saying, but it's not necessary, but they don't need an audience that this is going to be something that will be completely different. and so the us president said that this is not only going to have a different format, but it's going to be on his terms. take a listen. sound shop was to debate to me in 2020, the sense that he had showed up for debates. now he's acting like he wants to debate me against or make my day pass paul, even do a twice. so let's pic

and kimberly the us defense secretary is testifying at a congressional hearing. what c being saying about this? yeah, that's right. even as the white house press secretary curry john pierre just moments ago would not speak to the press reporting that there had been a stalling of one of the weapons deliveries to israel. the defense secretary lloyd austin in fact confirmed those very se media reports of the testimony that he gave, and this giving on capital hill. what he said was that there has not been a final determination made by the biden to ministration on how to proceed with a shipment, a shipment of weapons that we should point out. the media has been reporting for a day or so. now that has been delayed to israel and what significant about this is this would be the 1st delay after a search of weapons transfers that have been taking place since october 7th, since october 7th, being significant in terms of the day that how much of course went into israel, and there was of course, the number of captives that were taken. now, what we should point out, and all of this is what we know about this dela

what has correspondents whose life for us the now kimberly the button administration has also weighed in on this move. what has it had to say of the? yeah, well, earlier we heard from the national security council's folks person john kirby, but now the national security advisor, jake sullivan, is speaking to reporters. the white house press briefing underway and what he has, the essentially settings responded to the declarations. the by the countries of ireland, spain in norway essentially saying that each country is entitled to make their own determinations. but when it comes to the united states position, he said it's very clear that president 5 news on record is saying that he supports a 2 state solution. having said that, he believes in a guaranteed security of israel. he also believes in the guarantee security of palestinians and the right for them to have security and didn't think that he is well in equal measure. but he believes the best way to deliver that is the 2 state solution. but he's also equally in fabric that it must be delivered by direct negotiations between the 2 parties and not by you to a lateral declaration. such h

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kimberly how could al jazeera the white house, monroe bonnie is known resident fellow at the center for conflict and humanitarian studies. i is also co editor, obviously that yeah, it's an online publication covering the middle east is joining us live now from montreal. thank you very much indeed for being with us, but it is really prime minister benjamin doesn't mention yahoo describing this as a tragic accident saying it's a grave mistake. took place. is this an appropriate response? do you think or? no, of course not. and i wouldn't point out that in contrast to previous such attacks, where is real either celebrates the or it doesn't even bother giving an excuse for its actions. now, it is also claim that it is launching in independence investigation. so quite clearly of what's called the diplomatic tsunami, recent, the recent ruling by the international court of justice, the i c. c. applications for our restaurants and so on are gradually beginning to have an effect at the same time. when we look at the broader international situation, what we've learned is that us president, jo biden's red line is actually a river of palestinian blood, and senior us offici

kimberly, i understand. so any officials have been reaching out to the 2nd secretary of state anthony blinking. and the idea of what's coming up and those conversations. yeah, we are still working to find out what is being said in those conversations. there hasn't been a formal statement as of yet, but you're right. we are hearing that there are conversations that are ongoing. we know that is really prime minister benny gats has been speaking with uh, with the officials at is really minister rather. and we also know that there are other conversations that are ongoing. what we can tell you though, is that there are a number of things that has been relayed in terms of statements. and i'm just trying to pull one up here on my phone because there's a strong statement coming from senator lindsey graham and reaction to the i. c j's . and what he says, as far as i'm concerned, the i c j can go to hell is long past time to stand up to the so called the international justice organizations associated with the you and their anti is real bias is overwhelming. the i c j's ruling, the israel should stop operations that are necessary to destroy, for battalions of him, of

kimberly healthcare alger 0, the white house as well. so a hit here on al jazeera from vibrate to baghdad. thousands, highly respects the light, so rainy and presidency for him. race time. so new guy. yeah. go at the saw rest of wire in catalonia, where a major drought is wrestling was the supplies phase, 2nd biggest 15 buffalo now the the had low, they will start down on the, by looking at western parts of australia because we seen a lot of the seasonal looms here, the temperature is all going to start to come down in part of the number of cold from the start to sweet through bringing some showers in storms with them and some will see us wins as well. now, temperatures have been sitting rather low across the southeast. you can see the mornings coming up very blue here that shows the low numbers upon the afternoon. the sun has bunch. a lot of that cold weather, a way to move in the way of sunshine and know, be some sunshine across much of new zealand. but from what the weather started to creep in the course. southern parts of the south island temperatures are set to drop as we go into sunday. there will still be some sunshine in christ church. now, despite the sunshine across the south,