kirby: not at all. they met in november and since then, the teams have been working a lot on fentanyl precursors, on climate change, on economic practices. on artificial intelligence. there has been a lot of staff level work and both presidents now, a few months later, was a good time to check in on one another, see how that's going, and discuss the future. reporter: i just wanted to follow up with a question from the front row about the conditions of military aid. you said the questioner wanted you to hang some conditions over their necks, the israelis, you said wouldn't do that. why not? mr. kirby: i have already answered this question a whole bunch of times. we believe that the approach we are taking is working in terms of making clear to the israelis what our expectations are. i will not get ahead of decisions one way or another that we might take in the future. what i'm saying is right now we are continuing to support israel because they continue to need military assistance, because they continue t

in a statementjames kirby's family statement james kirby's family said...olace global didn't want to go into detail and set an incident like this should not have happened. mil should not have happened. fill accidents are avoidable with the correct risk control measures. it is extremely difficult to know exactly what happened on the ground and i know that the israel defence force has very publicly stated that they are investigating this matter. the com an are investigating this matter. the company is _ are investigating this matter. the company is carrying out its own inquiry into what happened and says it believes all their protocols were followed and the three men will be deeply missed. duncan kennedy, bbc news. the foreign secretary has said an investigation into the deaths of the aid workers in gaza must happen "very, very quickly". lord cameron was speaking at a meeting of nato foreign ministers in brussels. our diplomatic correspondent paul adams is here. what was said at the meeting. ever since the attack happens, international condemnation and outrag

since john kirby spoke _ get ahead of that. since john kirby spoke it _ get ahead of that.n kirby spoke it has _ get ahead of that. since john kirby spoke it has been - kirby spoke it has been announced that israel will temporarily reopen a crossing point into northern gaza to allow more aid trucks. cbs news has learned that a portable soon be open for humanitarian deliveries and more aid trucks from jordan will be allowed to traverse israel to gaza through the shalom crossing. for more on this let's speak with our correspondent in washington. will, what can you tell us about the arrangement for these corridors? irate about the arrangement for these corridors? ~ ., , , corridors? we actually “ust received i corridors? we actually “ust received a i corridors? we actually “ust received a statement h corridors? we actuallyjust received a statement from j corridors? we actuallyjust - received a statement from the white house saying that we welcome the steps announced by the israeli government tonight at the president's request and it says that the steps include a commitment to

we getting we're getting it from kirby here at the briefing. they mean business here at least certainly in the communication of this and we'll have to see how netanyahu responds to it. but he's saying if there are not changes from the israeli side, then there will have to be changes from america's side. and specifically, he's talking about more trucks of assistance into gaza, especially from jordan, opening more crossings into gaza, and a reduction in violence against civilians. and particularly aid workers. and what he was talking about, their was that they need to properly d conflict so that they're not strikes that are hitting aid workers when aid workers have been clear about where they are going to deliver humanitarian assistance, significance there is properly deconflicted because that attack happened, as you know, and as we've reported in a deconflicted zone where there wasn't supposed to be violence of that sort no preview from kirby of what the administration might do if they don't see those concrete steps, you repeatedly referred to d

tray, there seems to be a suggestion by john kirby here that future u.s.ned on how israel comports itself are the days and weeks ahead. >> yes, john, good afternoon. interesting comments by kirby here because the americans often say something publicly when it comes to politics but behind the scenes they continue to support the israelis militarily and we see that with the transfer of weapons. at this point israeli officials do not believe that support is going to stop. this call between president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu lasted about 45 minutes we are told and it does come at a critical time for israel. as the israelis prepare for the possibility of an iranian response to that response earlier this week in damascus,syria, that killed several members. they called up additional soldiers to man defense systems and the israeli military cantilever off combat sources. the funerals for these members that died in damascus are expected to be held tomorrow in iran. they believed were telling tory strikes could happen after that. local media

three british men — john chapman, james henderson and james kirby — were among them.re working as security advisers. israel said the strike was "unintended" and promised to investigate. the family ofjames kirby — one of the three british nationals killed in the strike — have released a statement. it said... "despite the risks, his compassionate nature drove him to offer assistance to those in dire need. a genuine gentleman, james was always willing to lend a helping hand to anyone, even in the face of senseless violence. james lost his life trying to save others. he will never know what a void he has left, ourfamily will never be the same." there have been calls for britain to stop selling arms to israel following the deaths. prime minister rishi sunak said he was appalled by the israeli attack, while the foreign secretary, lord cameron, spoke to the media. it isa it is a moment where we should more the loss of these brave unitarian workers, including the three british citizens that tragically were killed. we should also send our condolences to their families, and our

the spokesman for the national security council of the white house, john kirby, said on the air of thecan television channel nbc. according to him, precisely thanks to with the help of the usa and not only tzahal servicemen of the israel defense forces managed to shoot down 80 drones and six ballistic missiles. and when the presenter directly asked admiral kirby whether it can already be considered that the united states is directly involved in this conflict? he replied, what exactly? listen very carefully because... there are at least two questions for him, and now it's straight from john kirby. yes, it was a purely defensive mission, it was fully in line with our duties and our obligations to protect israel. and again, kristan - it was not only us, other countries also participated. that is, two key points, it was israel's defense mission, and secondly, the us had certain obligations to the front. israel, vasyl, didn’t we have a defense mission in february 22, when we asked our overseas partners to close the sky above the earth, for some reason they didn’t say then what tsemeron said

with john kirby there in terms of the capability that they have and the allies and partners. that is key point here, iran has been trying to isolate israel and this makes it clear that they have not succeeded. so they better come to some sort of an agreement that ramps down the tensions. >> adam smith, good to see you sir, thank you. >>> national security council spokesperson john kirby will be sitting down with our own jen saki at 12 pm eastern right here on nbc, you won't want to miss that important interview but despite causing minimal damage, iran is betraying its attack on israel as a success. we are warning against any response from israel. talking about iran's strategy and what it means for a potential wider region conflict after the break. the break. ines, i get 5g, truly unlimited data, and unlimited hotspot data. so, no matter what, i'm running this kitchen. (vo) make the switch. it's your business. it's your verizon. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> whether and how the israelis will respond is going to be up to them, we understand that and respect that. but the president has been very cle

there we are, that was john kirby there — are taking.in detail what they want to see from israel in terms of concrete steps. more humanitarian aid into gaza. still to come on the world today... nato turns 75 in the alliance leaders are sitting in brussels where they are discussing ukraine. and frustration for passengers flying from uk airports with the roll—out of new security scanners still in limbo. around the world and across the uk, this is the world today on bbc news. the british foreign secretary, lord cameron, has ruled out western troops being sent to ukraine. he was speaking to the bbc�*s ukrainecast programme as the nato alliance marked its 75th anniversary. what nato's looking at is a nato mission for ukraine, not a nato mission in ukraine. it's making sure that we use nato's architecture to help deliver some of the support that ukraine needs, but fundamentally i think that we should do everything we can to help ukraine. that's been britain's position, and i think it's not escalatory to say we are going to help this independen

national security council spokesman john kirby joins us live. "gma" with full analysis of the unfolding situation from israel to the white house to wall street amid fears of a widening war. >> whit: and good morning, america. so great to have you with us on a very busy morning here. the world is awaiting israel's next move following iran's unprecedented attacks on the country with hundreds of missiles and drones. it comes after iranian military officers were killed on the consulate in syria. >> janai: president biden back to the white house early from his retreat in delaware, the administration again pledging unwavering support for israel using that word -- ironclad. g7 leaders holding a video conference this afternoon. we'll speak with the president's national security spokesman. >> gio: and the idf saying it shot down 99% of the drones and missiles. the u.s. also saying it helped with dozens of interceptions. this is iran's first ever direct military attack on israel. it's a major escalation and we've got team coverage. we begin here with abc'

. >> white house national security communications adviser john kirby is next plus ironclad president joe biden affirmed his commitment to israel's security while us forces in the region, russia, israel's defense it's against the wide scale aerial assault. >> we will support israel, we will defend israel. how will >> biden handle this crucial test on the global stage? his key ally senator chris, join that's me. plus former trump national security adviser john bolton and what now with tensions in the region soaring out of control, fears of a larger conflict in the middle east are now front and center sure. can further escalation be avoided. our panel breaks down what to watch next >> cnn breaking news hello. i'm jake tapper in washington with the special live expanded edition of state of the union, where the state of our union is bracing for what's next new this >> morning out of the middle east, israel's war cap i'm going to use meeting this hour to decide how to respond. >> that >> iran is unprecedented overnight assault. that's according to israeli visually, israel says that israel

admiral kirby, what is the assessment? of the vitamins duration right now of how serious this strike was, was the biden administration surprised by the scale of this attack? i mean, i can't even imagine this is just for people out there who don't know this an attack from iran directly from iran on israel of this magnitude has never happened no truly was unprecedented is a good word that you use there. i mean, the size and scale and scope just not seen this before. >> we had >> been watching as closely as we could. i can i tell you that we anticipated every single drone and every single missile probably not, but we certainly had a good sense of what iran was planning to do more critically the israelis did as well and the response by them, the defense by israeli counterparts. and ofourse, the united states and additional part foreigners also was unprecedented. i mean, this was an incredible success, really proving israel's military superiority and justice critically, there diplomatic superiority that they have friends in the

the family of james the family ofjames kirby, one of seven people killed in the gaza strip. time for a look at the weather. here's darren bett. the satellite picture tells a story of the next couple of days. all the weather moving up from the south—west and this is the cloud that will bring rain late tomorrow and this is the cloud that will bring rain in the south tonight and thatis bring rain in the south tonight and that is the cloud that we've seen bringing rain across scotland. it has been particularly wet across central and southern parts of scotland and we have a north easterly wind also making it feel cold. the rain not so widespread in northern ireland, some heavy showers in the north of england but further south fewer showers. we could see some sunshine which will lift temperatures to around 14 or 15 degrees. but more rain arriving later. but the rain in scotland moving away and then we have these showers coming up from the south—west across england and wales. heavy rain for a time in southern england and some strong wind through the english channel. but further nor

this is escalating. >> well, john kirby wasn't necessarily saying done.was saying let's not escalate this further. but let me ask you about what your republican colleagues are saying because i would like to get specific about what you would like to see, congressman. some of your republican colleagues say this calls for the united states to respond directly by striking iran. would you support that? should the united states go on offense and strike iran and engage directly with iran? >> i think what the united states needs to do is to understand that iran has already taken the next step -- excuse me -- of understanding that they get a free pass for attacking israel directly from iranian soil from the united states. >> so is that a yes? is that a yes, congressman? you're saying -- >> i believe that they will do it again, and i think the united states needs to make clear -- which this administration has not -- that if they continue to attack israel that, yes, they will get a response from iran. iran is in a vulnerable position. first off, it should never be a

alone, but with the help of her allies and partners, of the united states in particular, and john kirby, the white house communications adviser, said that indeed the united states had helped to neutralize at least a few dozen drones, and the white house says this once again proves how ironclad the united states' support for israel's defense is, and that they will be ready and ... to continue to maintain this defense, we now know that the israeli war cabinet will be thinking about how and when israel can respond to this iranian attack. in the united states they say that the united the states do not want a war with iran, they do not want any escalation. and so it appears that the united states is at least publicly hinting, and perhaps privately and directly telling israel, that it wants israel to exercise restraint. in this situation, he actually took the success that israel managed to achieve as a victory. we know that the uk is talking about this publicly, and rishi sunak, the prime minister of great britain, who... will not be talking to the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu

let's start with fresh reaction from john kirby from the white house. in terms of whatever next step they want to pursue. that is a sovereign decision of course that our israeli counterparts have to make. i don't think you can come away not convinced that the president didn't mean every word he said ironclad commitment. >> do you agree, rebecca? >> he also said the united states had an ironclad commitment to nato. how president biden asked if israel decides to retaliate, it has significant geopolitical implications to other regions of the world let's see what he means by ironclad. the other thing that's important to remember is on the point of missile defense. it is true that israel's layered missile defense system performed beautifully with the help of jordan, the help of the united states and even the brits. that does not mean that they are required to now say we are dead. to play the part is you convince the adversary that he went ahead and tried to do this. he failed, but now he will be on the receiving end of retaliation that is how you communicate

this statement was made by white house adviser john kirby.e american the administration is dissatisfied with netanyahu's policy of all three gases. death of employees of an international non-profit organization. the united states may reconsider its decisions on the conflict in the middle east. now a short advertisement, then we will continue. stay with us. your own savings business for each type of business. for retail trade, more information about customers, comparing performance with competitors, finding the best location for a retail outlet, open an account with sberbank , use useful services for free forever sberbusiness. alpha investment is money, we give shares every day, open an investment account for the purchase of any share and receive another one as a gift. not just profitable, alpha profitable! new big special barbecue is here! for 469 rub. remember what they told you when you decided to open a business. yes, no one will pay for it. but you didn’t listen, because you’re doing everything wrong. continue. activate overdraft with a g

john chapman, james henderson and james kirby. british men among seven aid workers killed in israeli air strikes this week. their bodies driven through the rafah crossing into egypt to be flown home to the uk. under pressure to provide answers, israel has promised an investigation. i welcome what the israeli foreign minister said yesterday to me about a full, urgent and transparent inquiry into how this dreadful event was allowed to happen. and we want to see that happen very, very quickly. israel's army initially pointed to poor coordination on the ground and announced new measures to tackle it. but precise strikes on aid vehicles need a very high bar under both military regulations and international law, and some here say both sets of rules are being broken. i want to be very clear. the strike was not carried out with the intention of harming wck aid workers. it was a mistake that followed a misidentification at night during a war in very complex conditions. it shouldn't have happened. this investigation is being driven by inter

um that john kirby press conference cuz kirby is now clearly i think we can say fairly is playing defense with all these questions that were being asked of him on what the us thinks of what is real has done and, and how can they keep supporting this you know, and he's, he's, he's dodging bullets out there. absolutely. i think a listening to that to re add the blinking today and from status defending the is ready war crimes and gaza gives you a good sense of how far american officials need to go out of their way in order to justify or defend is really actions that are in defensible cause so much so that you can see that the journalists who are asking the questions are so frustrated. because in the end of the day, right, 6 months later, 53000 have been killed, mostly women and children. and mr. kirby still, you know, outraged by questions about violations of laws of war and say, well, we still have to wait and see what with and see what exactly right. he was al, specifically his israel violated any laws of will have they committed any or crimes in the last 56 months. and he was pretty defen

james kirby's cousin, adam mcguire, speaking to bbc news there.ign office here in london — lord ricketts — has told the bbc the uk should stop selling arms to israel. i think there's abundant evidence now that israel hasn't been taking enough care to fulfill its obligations on the safety of civilians. and a country that gets arms from the uk has to comply with international humanitarian law, that's a condition of the arms export license. so, honestly, i think the time has come to send that signal. it won't change the course of the war, it would be a powerful political message and it mightjust stimulate debate in the us as well — which would be the real game changer, if the americans began to think about putting limits, restrictions, on the use of american weapons in israel. that message was echoed by the liberal democrat leader, ed davey. now is the time to end british exports of arms to israel. it does look like israel has broken humanitarian law and we really shouldn't be exporting arms to any country that breaks international humanitarian law.

and when the presenter directly asked admiral kirby whether it can already be considered that the united states is directly involved in this conflict? he replied that exactly, listen very carefully, because i have at least two questions for him. and now direct speech john'. yes, it was a purely defensive mission, it was fully in line with our responsibilities and our commitment to the defense of israel, and again, kristan, it wasn't just us, other countries were also involved. that is, two key points, this was israel's defense mission, and the second, the us were certain obligations to israel, vasyl. and didn’t we have a defense mission in february 22... when we asked our overseas partners to close the sky above the earth, for some reason they didn’t say what it was then, cameron said today, so you will be his, there about that , what we don't want, well, this is the phrase, it's firstly, secondly, we had obligations to israel, said john kirby, and that the usa snubbed the budapest memorandum, just like russia, they had no obligations knitting before, but i just got caught, we are today

we certainly resect the kirby speaking to abc.e right of _ kirby speaking to abc. we certainly respect the right of peaceful - respect the right of peaceful protest. _ respect the right of peaceful protest, people should have the ability— protest, people should have the ability to— protest, people should have the ability to airtheir protest, people should have the ability to air their views and to share — ability to air their views and to share their perspectives publicly. but it _ share their perspectives publicly. but it has— share their perspectives publicly. but it has to be peaceful. we will leave _ but it has to be peaceful. we will leave it _ but it has to be peaceful. we will leave it to — but it has to be peaceful. we will leave it to determine how these protests — leave it to determine how these protests are managed, but we want them _ protests are managed, but we want them to— protests are managed, but we want them to he — protests are managed, but we want them to be peaceful protests, and obviously — them to be peacefu

you heard what john kirby said. in this war with the death of those seven aid workers. >> you know, martha, that was a very powerful interview obviously with chef andrÉs. what i'm struck by is the sad prescience of president biden six months ago going into israel and warning them do not make the same mistake that america made after 9/11. think about how you prosecute this war against hamas. here we are six months later. for me, the question is, how does this even end? i don't see any scenario right now that looks like victory for israel. i see grinding attrition. i see a growing political bind here in the united states for president biden so eloquently, unfortunately, captured by chef andrÉs today. biden can't really risk a full break with israel, but at the same time, he's demanding conditions that, you know, may not be enough really to change the trajectory of what's happening on the ground. >> and, donna, i want to talk to you about that. this has obviously been a huge issue for president biden, but the time line

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james kirby served in bosnia and afghanistan.n bristol share the grief that's reached six other aid workers' families. it's just heartbreaking that, you know, he lost his life doing that. but he knew the dangers. he was selfless in that regard and he just wanted to help people. their cars were hit by israel's military as they returned to base after escorting food into gaza. the cars looked to me to be clearly marked. in today's technology, you'd think they'd be able to see that clearly — that these vehicles were carrying humanitarian aid workers. this is why we want answers, really. john chapman's family said, "he died trying to help people and was subject to an inhumane act. he was an incredible father, husband, son and brother." james henderson was another former military man, using his skills and experience to help feed gaza's hungry. what are the questions that you have? we were told that their route was safe. why wasn't it? itjust seems quite indiscriminate, what they're doing at the moment. israel's been accused of not bein

a us security spokesman, john kirby, said washington was not seeking a wider war.told meet the press on nbc that it would be up to israel whether or how to respond — but the us wouldn't take part in any attack on iran. the israeli war cabinet has been meeting to discuss its response to the attack. a senior minister, benny gantz, said israel would exact a price from iran in its own time and fashion. the defence minister, yoav gallant, said the confrontation with iran wasn't over, and israel must prepare for every scenario. iran has warned of a much bigger response if israel retaliates. a meeting of g7 leaders, called by president biden, has "unanimously" condemned the iranian attack and called on both sides "to exercise restraint". the group said they stood �*ready to take measures�* in response to further destabilisation by iran. the israeli military has announced it will be calling up two reserve brigades for operations in gaza. in the last hour, a spokesperson for israel's defence forces, daniel hagari held a news conference on those attacks. let's have a listen.

kirby mentioned, 99% of the rockets and drones were shot down.ssive display of force, showing of force, in collaboration with the united states, jordan, and other allies. and it also showed us iran's not ten feet tall. >> not ten feet tall. militarily. fair assessment there? i'm sure then you don't agree with some of your republican colleagues who are saying that this necessitates any kind of military action against iran? >> well, i do think that this is a choice for israel. we cannot have daylight between us. we had some daylight prior to this, joined with them, and i know gantz came out with a statement saying we want to be joined with our regional partners. i think a proportionate response here, i think one option would be to take out the facilities where these droenznes and rocke came from and destroy the manufacturing facilities that build the drones and rockets, not just for israel's sake, but also for ukraine's sake. these rockets and these drones are being bought by russia and they're killing ukrainians every day. what happened in israel

eric: will finally wish jon kirby in the white house say?e saying we should hold hamas accountable for the civilian shields they are using to fight their war. we should not be talking to a holding israel accountable hold hamas accountable the aid that's already going in the white housf congress without the support of us at all they have delivered eight in there to realize those aid packages are ending up on the street markets in egypt? that means they can smuggle stuff out of hamas they can smuggle stuff in parts of our eight is finding hamas. why aren't we holding hamas accountable? that conversation was so backwards instead of directing your comments to israel and the idf it all should'v should oncee terrorist organization and they should be mentioned out i run along the way. see for hamas was the perpetrator. >> what i say it should be holding hamas accountable and mention ironic because iran is sponsoring hamas thank you for catching that. eric: i wrote in hamas the threats. markwayne mullin thank you for joining us. we will have more ne

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our reporter dan johnson has been talking to the family of james kirby and reports.nitarian aid relies on people like this, the three british men killed providing security advice in gaza. >> he has died a hero, they all have. dan: james kirby's relatives share the grief that has reached bristol and six other families around the world. >> for him to lose his life in that situation is just heartbreaking. you know, he lost his life doing that. >> he knew it was dangerous, he was selfless in that regard, just wanted to help people. dan: their cars were hit by israelis military returning to base after escorting food into gaza. >> the cars looked to me to be clearly marked. with today's technology, you would think they could see that clearly, that these vehicles were carrying humanitarian aid workers. this is why we want answers really from the israeli government. dan: john chapman family said he died trying to help people and was subject to an inhumane act. he was an incredible father, husband, son, and brother. james henderson was another former military man using his sk

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here's national security council spokesman john kirby our support is ironclad and consistent. it's not going to not going to stop, not going to knock, not gonna waiver >> but >> will perhaps be some policy changes we might have to make if we don't see policy changes out of israel? yes. >> how is that? >> wavering? it sounds like you guys are trying to have it both ways here. >> no, i don't know that aqeel, but >> we are going to make all these changes because we don't support israel. >> i didn't we say we're gonna make changes. i said we need to see well how israel to the humanitarian crisis in gaza and how they respond to the of aid workers >> brock, how serious is this warning from the us? and how serious? israel taking it >> well, i think it's a very serious warning from the us. i would even call it an ultimatum. there's no other way to look at it. biden basically to understand you. you need to do a certain series of steps. for example, get more aid into gaza, open more border crossings to gaza than they are now take steps to protect civilians and aid workers. those are ver

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conflict from escalating but will speak with white house national security communications advisor john a kirbyepublican senator john kennedy of louisiana. then. >> on monday and new york city i'll be forced to sit fully gagged and not allowed to talk, do you believe it? this is what you call a communist show trial. >> president trump headed to court his new york hush money case. the first ever criminal trial of a former american president. will speak with a member of tromso legal team attorney. what has happened here in arizona is a new inflection point. shannon: controversial ruling for a swing state highest court with the nationwide debate over abortion rights at front and center on the campaign trail again. shannon: our sunday panel weighs in all right now on "fox news sunday." ♪ ♪ ♪. shannon: a lo from foxnews in washington to the latest headlines on iran's attack in israel releasing a statement last night condemning the attack and the strongest possible terms and praising the extraordinary skill who helped israel take down nearly all incoming drones and missiles. g7 to coordinate a diplom

james kirby served in bosnia and afghanistan.are the grief that's reached six other aid workers' families. it's just heartbreaking that, you know, he lost his life doing that. but he knew the dangers. he was selfless in that regard and he just wanted to help people. their cars were hit by israel's military as they returned to base after escorting food into gaza. the cars looked to me to be clearly marked. in today's technology, you'd think they'd be able to see that clearly — that these vehicles were carrying humanitarian aid workers. this is why we want answers, really. john chapman's family said, "he died trying to help people and was subject to an inhumane act. he was an incredible father, husband, son and brother." james henderson was another former military man, using his skills and experience to help feed gaza's hungry. what are the questions that you have? we were told that their route was safe. why wasn't it? itjust seems quite indiscriminate, what they're doing at the moment. israel's been accused of not being careful en

james kirby's family spoke of someone who wanted to make a difference.forjust helping everyone. and he was... sorry. he was completely selfless, which explains why he went to gaza. john chapman was married with three children and had served with the sbs or special boat services. his family said... all three men worked here at solace global in poole, a company that provides safety staff around the world and who today said they were devastated. solace is very much a family, all former serving soldiers with long experience in the risk management industry, all highly trained, highly professional and a truly tragic loss to both us and indeed their loved ones. the company is carrying out its own inquiry into what happened, but says it believes all its protocols were followed, and that the three men will be deeply missed. duncan kennedy, bbc news, in poole. let's speak to our political correspondent a lot of political reaction coming in. a lot of thoughts on whether and arms embargo should be imposed on israel. the arms embargo should be imposed on israel. ., .

. >> martha: good afternoon i am martha mccalman this is the story, jorn -- john kirby will join the life your onset in washington dc, first though the aftershocks keep coming this afternoon from a rare 4.8 magnitude earthquake in the northeast shaking up lots of homes and people and pets inside them watch this >> martha: near whitehouse station new jersey, outside of new york city, homes also shook 50 miles away in pennsylvania. >> having an earthquake, holy [ bleep ] what the [ bleep ] did you feel that? what the [ bleep ] >> martha: plenty of people also felt it in new york city a look at this video from earth cam as city's most monuments were rattled, you can see the statue of liberty going back and forth a bit there the fox weather meteorologists reporting live from new york city pretty amazing shot today nothing we usually see in new york or new jersey or pennsylvania. >> a bit uncommon right? i have to tell you the epicenter of this earthquake was about 45 miles west of new york city but people here could feel it and it has been a mixed bag of experiences, some people i just t

it has to be sustained and verifiable. >> john kirby, thank you very much for coming on.ion with democratic senator chris van hollen from the state of maryland. good morning to you, senator. >> good morning, margaret. >> i want to pick up on the topic we've been talking about in terms of the developing policy because you have been pressing for the white house to act on the president's own standards for national security and to hold israel to account in terms of possibly conditioning military aid. were you clear on what the white house position is? >> i'm not clear. first of all, i should say i'm glad bill burns is in cairo. i hope we get a cease-fire and return of all the hostages. i was glad to see the president, at least reported out, finally say to president netanyahu, that if you don't follow these, you know -- my requests, there will be consequences. but the president and the white house have yet to lay out what consequences they have and they want to impose and we have had a situation for months the president has made requests to the netanyahu government, they have

and in fact, john kirby disclosed there that the u.s. has now been informed that israel has completed a preliminary investigation into what happened last night. he said that the results of that preliminary review are now making their way up the chain of command within israel's military. but we should say from the israeli perspective, the fact that within 24 hours, prime minister netanyahu came out and essentially acknowledged this was an israeli air strike is very different from what we've seen from israel in many past instances where there have been strikes on hospitals or other questionable circumstances in the gaza strip where it has taken israel days if ever to comment or acknowledge whether it was in fact an israeli strike that took place. i think that speaks to the fact that prime minister netanyahu and the rest of the israeli government know clearly that the entire world is watching. that for many folks who are inclined to support israel's right to self-defense, the targeting of aid workers if that was that, is a bridge too far. a

jon kirby, admiral yes admiral kirby.e great propagandists of all time and that is not a good thing. well, i want you to see something. i want you to see something this is a video eventually released by the united states government, the pentagon. let's take a look at this accident, go. this is a vehicle obviously. and above is a drone. now the vehicle is heading toward this house paid the pentagon said it had on good intelligence that one of the terrorist who had attacked american troops was hiding out in this location. there it is bull's-eye. that is a big explosion. nobody could survive that. after that occurred it was celebrated as a righteous attack by the united states government. that is the biden regime the biden defense department. the problem was they were wrong. it was not a terrorist hold out or hang out. investigation by central command wrote politico, has determined in august 29 drone strike in kabul killed an innocent aid worker in nine members of his family including seven children. he is not a member of th

i'll ask white house official john kirby. he studied by live also breaking donald trump loses his bid to documents.he judge's ruling included a heated response to the ecial counsel scathing criticism of how she's handng the case and trbling new details are emerging about the chaotic us withdrawal from afghanistan. cnn as exclusively obtained transcripts ofnterviews with state department officials that were kept under wraps until now welcome towein the united states and around the wod i'm lflitzer, a year in the situation room the skis cnn breaking >> news because that's good right to the breaking news on president biden making new demands of israel. the deadly strikes on aid workers in gaza apparently a tipping point for the biden administration ha speak with a key hi to us official john kirby in just a few minutes he's standing by, but first, let's go to c an a senior white house correspondent, kayla tausche, she's following all these developments for us. kayla, update our viewers at the very latest. >> well, for the first t

just a few hours after what happened, john kirby, the coordinator of strategic communications at the council, says this, listen. about the attack in moscow. i know you're still gathering information, but do you have any idea if this could even be related to the conflict in ukraine? at this point, there is no indication that ukraine or ukrainians were involved. remember, just recently we talked in our program about navalny, how a few minutes after navalny’s death, people all over the world began to express condolences and blame russia. and putin in the murder of oppositionists, almost the same thing happened here, a few hours later the perpetrators were found, moreover, this happened in a country where they still cannot find those who were guilty of blowing up nord stream 2, this is still unknown , not only that, there is still a question mark as to who killed kennedy, there are a lot of questions in country of the unauthorized. this one was decided immediately after john kirby, around midnight, when the criminals had not yet been caught and it was still raining on the agent channel.

host: john kirby yesterday on "face the nation." on that exchange and what does it mean for lawmakers? guest: this is another storyline to watch. there's no question that frustrations have hit a boiling point in the democratic caucus. tim kaine came out with a statement saying the biden approaches -- the biden administrations approach was not working. usually an ally is reluctant to criticize the president. bernie sanders has been hitting this for quite a while. i think that's going to also further complicate the math and the dynamicsdy around the aid package when it hits the house floor as well. along with this it's out there i think a similar more house democrats unwilling to rubberstamp additional eight israel without real concessions from them. that yet another storyline trundle back to your phone calls. john in maryland, independent. good morning. you're on with anthony adragna. >> caller: yeah, good morning. i am confused when it comes to the debt. they're always talk about how much america owes, but yet america spends all thi