let's get to the national security communications advisor john kirby on how the u.s.to this point. good to have you on the program today. please give us your updated as we now see the latest update is benjamin netanyahu the prime minister of israel has now spoken to both president-elect trump and president biden. >> that's right. the president had a conversation with the prime minister a little bit ago to start working on implementation because now is the hard work of getting the deal in place. noodle start this weekend than there will be a six-week phase for phase one then we are off to the races to try to get phase two and phase three trying to get all the hostages back home with their families and of course and the war. a lot of coordination today this is a very good day not just for the united states but of course for all those hostage families that have been living with such uncertainty and fear and anxiety and of course a big day for those hostages that will bill to get back home with their families. >> sandra: can you tell us about the sensitivity of the deal a

kirby had the answers but she had to be there. even though she says and knows nothing. >> steve: she didn't know matt miller. what state department guy? >> lawrence: each when i disagree with kirby you can't deny is he effective communicator. he has the goods on what is happening. >> steve: he knows what's going on. >> lawrence: this has been reported throughout the administration. many people thought he should have got the job. he was more competent for the job but they gave it to her. you sees a you say rightly the insecurity there. >> brian: every time she is going out not knowing. not her message it's as if she doesn't get briefed. she doesn't do the reading. jen psaki did the reading. when she talked i almost thought she was setting policy. it was almost like reversal. joe biden listened to jen psaki. that's where you are heading or that's what you should be saying. with kjp it's not a matter of preferences. >> lawrence: hard to follow. >> brian: you got to help with the story. move the story forward. >> steve: i think the an

i invite the house to join james kirby. i invite the house tojoin me in remembering them all.cent victim. beyond this war, the conflict has brought more tensions of conflict into the wider region. unprecedented arranging attacks, renewed conflict in lebanon, strikes in the red sea and into israel, at times as well our own communities, indeed this house, have been divided by this war. this is a moment of hope for all of us, a moment to unite in support of this ceasefire. the agreement has three stages. in the first six week phase we expect both parties to stop fighting. 33 of the hostages will be freed, children, women, those over 50 and the wounded. israel will start to redeploy to the edge of the strip, palestinians will return to what is left of their homes, the crossing will open. israel will allow 600 truckloads of aid into gaza each day, and on the 16th day, negotiations will begin on the detail of the second phase. in this second six week phase, the male hostages under 50 will be released, israel would complete its withdrawal from gaza, released, israel would complete it

listen to kirby. >> we do believe that we're going to be able to close those remaining gaps. this is not an issue that is going to derail the whole implementation of the deal. and as secretary blinken rightly said, we fully expect and we're confident that we're going to be able to get this deal in place by by sunday. >> john kirby, also indicating that it was president biden's own message that both the incoming and outgoing administrations would be working, as he said, as one team, recognizing that it is the trump administration when it arrives here in only a matter of days, ultimately that will be responsible for the implementation of this cease fire agreement. >> there was much discussion in the last 24 hours about who deserves credit at a time like this. >> john kirby said there is plenty of credit to go around saying that the hostages and those who have lost loved ones in gaza don't care about credit. they just want to see the war end. >> chris, thank you so much. peter alexander at the white house for us. so, erin, you just heard john kirby say he is confident that this

and and even in the white house here is because kirby was his closest advisor. his closest sort of friend in many ways. and it was a sort of a window into jimmy carter's mind to be able to read these memos that curveball was writing for the president. i agree. in fact, i wanted to ask you about one of my questions was about the curb of papers. it was a tremendous find, and it does provide a sort of spine, as you say, for the book. and it's really fresh material. and i wondered, as you came to those material, i was reading those documents, what most surprised you about it, about curb those influence on carter? what did we not know or what did you not know? and what do we not know about? we we know that he's the long time we know that he first helped carter on that 62 campaign. that was contested. that's what they met. but i was surprised myself at how because curb didn't go to washington. you kind of assume that his influence ebbs on carter, but it doesn't really still continues to play a very influential role, even though curb himself didn't go to washington, i

admiral kirby expressed confidence. so i'm going to go with what they're assessing to be the situation. and they've spoken to players in the region. but look, this is fragile. i mean, this is really difficult. implementation steps. and as you noted on sunday, we expect three women israelis who have been badly beaten may be assaulted, raped, mistreated. >> they have been sexually assaulted. >> they will be the first to come out. and like that. what happened last november when we began to see people come out, maybe that will give some momentum to the process. but talking about the americans, as you rightly noted in the first tranche, we expect to see 65 year old keith siegel, whose wife, aviva, previously was a hostage and was released. we expect to see sergei dixon from kibbutz near oz. a 36 year old father of three. and i spoke to his father, jonathan, yesterday and they are certainly expecting him to come out. but we are also thinking about, as you referenced, edan alexander, a military age male, an american citizen wh

meanwhile, i spoke to john kirby and diplomatic to the response to the same question. >> we are days from the incoming administration taking office. people might be asking themselves, what did change? >> what really change what happened on the battlefield itself. witness primarily to code things coaches, hamas dramatically weakened by israeli strikes. and then the second thing that happened is they became increasingly isolated thanks in part to the ceasefire of the united states broker between israel and hezbollah. >> sandra: i heard you talking about this on the show yesterday afternoon. we had a point, there was some change on the battlefield when it came to some of the terroristses. >> i think no doubt both sides are worn down and going on for 467 days and motivation on both sides to reach some kind of agreement at this point. i also think it is interesting listening to john kirby and he's a little bit liberated to see what he sees on the ground in the situation. he is no longer under the thumb of the white house and the press operation there necessarily. i think you are hearing w

the national security council spokesperson john kirby saying on friday that the fbi put out a noticencouraging all state and local officials to be mindful that there could be copycat perpetrators that might want to conduct similar attacks like what happened in new orleans and las vegas. you can see here fencing back up around the u.s. capitol on the first day of the new session and ahead of the certification of the election on monday and the four-year anniversary of the riot at the u.s. capitol for the first time, the department of homeland security has designated congress's certification of presidential electors on january 6th as a national special security event. the same level of protection as inaugurations and the super bowl. here's what dc's metro police department had to say at a press conference on friday since the incidents. we have begunivloal, federal and state partners. >> to share intelligence and to provide support for the ongoing investigation. as of this moment, there are no credible known threats here in the district of columbia, but out of an abundance of caution, i

john kirby told me that. and joining us now to talk about all of this is joel rubin, former deputy assistant secretary of state during the obama administration. joel, good morning. good to see you, casey. so how close are we? >> i think we're very close. >> i think that the signals now coming out from the region are sincere. the qataris now, the egyptians today as well, engaged. and of course, our diplomats saying that this is this is the deal that looks like it's going to be accepted. of course, we're still waiting for hamas to decide officially. the israeli leadership looks like they're willing to take the negativity from the far right. that means netanyahu is willing to push it through and maintain his government. that's at least what i'm hearing. i was at the state department yesterday for the president's speech, and that's sort of the chatter that netanyahu may be able to get this through, lose some of his coalition allies in the vote, but not fall, not collapse his government. >> so i'm tempted to use a

>> biden, white house official john kirby about the path forward in the middle east and the u.s. role in finally sealing this deal. also, breaking attorney general nominee pam bondi vows to keep the u.s. justice department independent as democrats question her ability to stand up to donald trump. we're following the top takeaways from a new round of confirmation hearings for trump's cabinet picks. plus, an update on the battle against the deadly wildfires out in southern california and a new warning of high winds threatening to fan the flames and add to the dang tevtation. welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. >> i'm wolf blitzer. >> you're in the situation room. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> and we begin with the breaking news. >> israel and hamas reaching agreement on a long sought cease fire and hostage deal. >> cnn's jeremy diamond reports from israel on what this moment means for the region and what happens next. >> after 15 months of war, children in gaza finally have a reason to celebrate. israel and hamas have reached a cease fire agree

this morning, white house national security communications adviser john kirby addressed the latest obstacle. we're confident that we'll be able to solve these last minute issues and get it and get it moving, and that this cease fire can take place starting on sunday. >> joining us now, nbc's daniele hamamdjian from tel aviv, ambassador alon pinkas, former israeli consul general in new york. miri eisin, senior fellow at reichman university's international institute for counterterrorism and former israeli government spokesperson and a retired fbi colonel. and major john spencer, chair of urban warfare studies at west point's modern war institute and a retired army officer. so, danielle, what's the latest on this latest hurdle? >> well, the israeli government hasn't clarified or provided any clarification on what exactly this issue is. but a senior israeli government official tells me that among the new demands made by hamas, the issue of the prisoners, the palestinian prisoners, and as you've mentioned, there will be many palestinians released in exchange for the hostages. it's in the hundred

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white house national security communications advisor john kirby credits the framework unveiled by president biden last may and recent events in the region including a cease-fire in lebanon and the assad regime's fall in syria that the president emphasizing that it was his team who helped seal the deal in his farewell speech. listen. >> my administration, by my administration as he's file and hostage deal has been reached by israel and hamas. >> reporter: president-elect trump says the agreement could only of happened as a result of his victory in november and his vow that "all hell will break out" if the hostages were not released by the time he took office. incoming white house press secretary karoline leavitt echo the sentiments sharing on social media, let's be clear this deal would not have been struck without the forceful hand of president trump and his special envoy. once again, peace through strength prevails. meantime john kirby tells fox news it was important to work together with the incoming trump administration because they will have to help implement that agreement. back to you

he coached his son kirby. he is survived by his three children and his wife. he will be remembered as an incredible father, husband, coach and friend. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia yields. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the cha

i asked john kirby about that last night on fox.line is getting the deal and getting the hostages home getting the word end. both president-elect trump and certainly president biden shared that goal and made sure they are teams also share that outcome. >> in my right that it says you are giving president-elect team to get this over the finish line? we are not focused too much on the credit but as the president said, we approach this as one team, team of americans to try to get americans back home with their families. >> sandra: we approach this has one team, said john kirby, and i want to get your thoughts t, robert. >> since october 7th, a year and a half, hamas killed 30 americans in that attack octobe. then they took a number of american hostages and killed a marine expert up at the shore. they have no fear of america. they knew the worst that would happen if they killed americans sent to antony blinken which may be a punishment that certainly will not deter her from taking or killing americans. it is only when donald trump enter

in addition to blocking john kirby from speaking we have our senior white house correspondent jackui heinrich reporting that karine jean-pierre delayed news of the are he lease of those two american hostages by over an hour. i can understand wanting to say goodbye at the briefing room. the news comes first and especially american hostages should come first. that tension between karine jean-pierre and john kirby, they deny it in public but it is obviously there. maybe we'll read about it in a book one day. >> bill: calendar says three or four days from now to get a deal done before the incoming new administration on monday. speaking on that, this is on the line right now. >> i have a warm spot in my heart for tiktok. i won youth by 34 points. there are those that say that tiktok had something to do with that. >> bill: is time ticking down and running down for tiktok? can it be revived under new ownership? set to be shut down on sunday. thousands of others in thousand tammy's home is gone and family scattered. she joins us to share her story and their challenges, like so many, are endl

kirby and her mother, shante, stay inside a cow barn when things turn a bit cold.nd this week they are spending a lot of time in that barn. >> all right, looking at the weather around here. we were just talking in the break. mike's old san francisco. what was your first. where was your first drink, mike? your first legal drink? >> we were saying it was at the top of the b of a building there, and it was sierra nevada. yeah, well, the restaurant's not there anymore. yeah. >> old city kid c two, which is awesome. 67in vallejo today. 65, in morgan hill. it was warmer today than yesterday in some places, or about the same. temperatures well above the average. we're well above the average. temperatures. tomorrow will be well above the average again. we're starting to get below average on rainfall because we're getting above average temperatures day after day. temperatures will drop down, will begin to cool down a little bit on saturday night saturday afternoon, sunday as a weak weather system comes down from the north. and when it comes from the north, it's colder, does

>> reporter: well, look, you know, according to the white house, john kirby certainly one them, the deall be signed and implemented sunday. sir by and secretary blinken say they are confident that this will be the case and the loose ends that they are seeing now will be tied up. israel has accused hamas of reneging on aspects of the deal which caused the security cabinet meeting that was scheduled for today to now be rescheduled for tomorrow morning. a senior israeli official tells us that a vote, again, is expected tomorrow morning. that is something we will be watching closely. but we are told that the holdup was due to new demands by hamas, including palestinian prisoners with israel saying hamas added demands that contradict the agreement that they made with mediators. but as far as this deal is concerned, it will take place in three phases with phase one taking 42 days. the deal includes the release of hostages. the release of some palestinian prisoners, a withdrawal from israel -- withdrawal of israeli forces and of course plans on how to rebuild gaza. guys. >> and meagan, it's bee

for reaction from washington, i spoke a little earlier tojohn kirby, white house national security communicationsur this deal? that is the key question. implementation is the most important thing right now now that we have the deal itself. that is why we kept the trump team informed of this negotiation process and that is why the president elect�*s special adviser steve witkoff was there so he can be fully informed on what implementation needs to look like because it will pass on that team to do that. it will require commitment and effort, leadership on all sides here. certainly in the region to make sure that each phase can be achieved and that all of the commitments in each phase can be accomplished. when you mention keeping president—elect trump and his team involved here, have you received assurances from them that they will oversee the implementation such as it has been agreed so far? absolutely, 100%. the new envoy, mr witkoff has been in communication with our coordinator who has been doing the coordinating he is aware of every detail of the implementation and he and the incoming team arej

in the next hour, i'm going to talk with the top white house national security official, john kirby. but first, we'll talk to senator bernie sanders. we want to get his take on all this and about his notable exchange today, trying to get an increase to the federal minimum wage. and cnn's phil mattingly, just back from the panama canal, one of the most crucial waterways in the world. the response he heard there after president-elect trump did not rule out the use of military force to take control of it. a man, a plan, a canal. panama. coming up. >> prilosec. nose for a fire. one fire extinguisher beats ten buckets of water. and for zero heartburn. one prilosec a day beats taking up to ten antacids a day. it's that simple. for 24 hour heartburn relief one. beats ten. prilosec otc. >> at this very moment, children at saint jude are fighting to survive with a gift. right now, you can join the battle to save lives without saint jude. >> i don't know where we would be. they have given children with cancer like my winston a chance. >> she has neuroblastoma and it has spread to her liver. i

admiral john kirby, good to see you, sir. if this is the last time we talk until you leave the white house. thank you so much for coming in and answering our questions. really appreciate it. >> thank you. jake, good to be with you. >> so what is the reality on the ground in gaza and why is this ceasefire so desperately needed? cnn's jomana karadsheh puts the devastation and desperate need into perspective for us. we do want to warn you some of the images we're about to show you here are disturbing. reporter joy and relief with the announcement of a deal. >> finally, the moment they've been longing for. we want to go back home. we just want to go back to school and learn, she says. this is the most amazing day. at least that's what it seemed. but the bombs didn't stop. shortly after the agreement was reached on wednesday, another round of israeli strikes. the military says it's still going after hamas targets continuing a war that began after hamas's horrific october 7th attacks on israel that killed more than a thousand peopl

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. >> we heard earlier today from the communications adviser at the national security council, john kirby, who detailed some of these last minute issues as he as he described them. here's part of what he said to us earlier today. >> we're aware of these issues that the prime minister has raised today, this afternoon, their time, and we're working through that. our team on the ground is actually working with him and his team to iron all this out and flatten it and get it moving forward. obviously, this has got to get approved by the israeli government. and prime minister netanyahu knows that, and he's working through that process as well. but we're confident that we'll be able to solve these last minute issues and get it and get it moving, and that this cease fire can take place starting on sunday. >> you heard from john kirby there also telling us that he hopes that the first hostages could be released as early as this sunday. >> that requires everything remaining on track. again, as he indicated, he he maintains confidence. the white house maintains confidence that that will happen. but

>> history should decide who gets credit. >> you know, i think kirby was right. nobody over there cares. nor should we. and assuming it was done in a bipartisan way and and that's great. >> that's the best you can hope for. but ultimately, the only thing that matters is that it holds that every hostage is returned. and ultimately, you know, we're all in a position to help rebuild and get on a path to a sustained peace and security. >> congressman nunn, it does seem that one of the key differences, differences here. donald trump came out and said, i want this done before my inauguration. that seemed to put some pressure on the prime minister of israel, benjamin netanyahu, to come to the table. do you think that's the case, and does trump deserve the credit for that? >> casey, i think you're absolutely right here. you know, president trump was able to do more with one sentence than we've been able to do in the last year. >> this becomes a challenge when america is seen as soft. and i would say it's not just the israelis, it's everyone in the middle east. he said al

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joined by retired colonel john kirby, national security communications adviser. admiral kirby, good morning to you, sir. >> good morning. >> as you know netanyahu's office just put out a statement a short time ago claiming hamas is already reneging on the agreement to extort some last-minute concessions. hamas insisting that it's committed to the ceasefire. all of this while attacks continue in gaza overnight. how confident are you, admiral, that this is a plan that's actually going to hold? >> we're going to get there, craig. we're aware of these issues that the prime minister has raised today, this afternoon their time, and we're working through that. our team on the ground is working with him and his team to iron all this out and flatten it and get it moving forward. obviously this has got to get approved by the israeli government and prime minister netanyahu knows that and he's working through that process as well. but we're confident we'll be able to solve these last-minute issues and get it moving. and that this ceasefire can take place starting on sunday.

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he coached his son kirby. he is survived by his three children and his wife. he will be remembered as an incredible father, husband, coach and friend. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from georgia yields. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the cha washington journal continues. host: a conversation on think tank 23u7bding about ben frequently 10. we should explain what the quincy institute for responsible state craft is. are you a think tank? guest: we are indeed. thank you for having me. it is a think tank and nonprofit nun partisan action tank because we are not just thinking we are trying to get stuff done. our purpose is to reduce the military decision of foreign policy appear critical we try it call out special interests diving foreign policy. host: how are you funded? guest: we have a had the of small donors, big donors, foundation. we are in the funded by foreign governments off u.s. government and defense contractors. this really frees us it offer a clear unbuy why issed view of the policy. host: is this unusual? are most

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but this was the question, is she, she has a couple of what they call uh, she calls the retreat. kirby don sticks where she's not afraid to come out of the tent and bash it. most of you know, i would do that because i just don't like violets at all. it's my home. it's where i live every single night. so look forward to talking to you all that technology should, right? so people, a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, accept. we're such orders at conflict with the 1st law show alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence. the point obviously, is to create a trust, rather than to the various jobs with artificial intelligence we have summoning the theme and the robot must protect this phone existence with alexis the cover xena falls. how are you at risk taking notes in this region? what do you need physicians of the people? this is the as the bodies in gorgeous joining us to find out how the rich local coal just size see the close press and his offices have been passed down from generation to generation. the, [000:00:00;00] the maybe we

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but this was the question, is she, she has a couple of what they call uh, she calls the retreat. kirby don sticks where she's not afraid to come out of the tent and bash it. most of you know, i would do that because i just don't like violets at all. it's my home. it's where i live every single night. the moon's when i was just going to shave house because of the after care and engagement. it was the trail when so many find themselves will support, we choose to look for common ground, the there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth is the case for the madness of the people. i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also absurd. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washington. as close to the funder line, likes to say we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deal . so just let me, let me on my have a very quick propaganda. you know, a price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask questions, you should ask all of the questions. the more question

had happened in admiral kirby and antony blinken and jack sullivan. their dedication has just been phenomenal. i'm optimistic about some of the characters that trump has nominated. host: who are you worried about in particular? caller: hegseth for one, and tulsi gabbard. i've called a couple times, i'm a john mccain republican converted to independent, but i'd like to remind congress and our representatives that when matt gaetz was still up for nomination, congress decided should be let all this news come out about him or not, i think we need to remind our representatives that it is not a big boys club that they've got going on up there. they are representatives of the united states and me and all the people that vote for whether it is trump or kamala harris, if there is stuff going around in the background of these people, they need to put that stuff out and not decide whether it should be put out or not because it may be detrimental. that's not a big boys club they've got going up there. it is not a private club. and trump doesn't read the daily bri

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top white house national security spokesman john kirby you see there. he's standing by.ef foreign correspondent ian pannell is in tel aviv with the latest. ian, as the world watches closely waiting for the deal to go into effect, israel is saying there's a possible last-minute snag? what can you share with us? good morning. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. good morning, robin. concern here in hostage square where the families of those taken back on october 7, 2023 gather that perhaps this deal isn't as done as everyone thought just 24 hours ago. a reminder where they started 467 days ago. these are the faces of those who were kidnapped, taken by hamas into gaza, many killed. some have been returned. everyone waiting for more to be returned. but now the netanyahu government is accusing hamas of reneging on the deal. they were supposed to have met already this morning. security cabinet should have ratified the deal. but that hasn't happened, raising questions about what happens next. for their part, hamas is saying the deal is still on. this morning celebrations on the str

. >> deborah kirby clarified her role as evaluator and spoke about the importance of implementing policies better connect officers with the community. >> we're working on the two largest issues facing any police agency across america. use of force practices and personnel complaints. >> it's so important that we implement these reforms and rebuild trust in the community so that we can attract and retain officers that will practice good policing and rebuild the staffing in the department. >> tension and anger among many at this meeting, but the monitor and at least one business owner say there have been improvements. >> to give kudos where it's needed for the vallejo police department. because i've had some interactions with them that turned out very positive, very fast. >> we learned today and it was validated, is that you haven't had an officer involved shooting in 2024. so, you know, so safety is a relative issue. >> but with the recent homicides and other crimes, many here are concerned about their safety and getting any sort of response when they call police. do you think more officers

and we heard the reassuring words from admiral kirby a few moments ago. by them for a number of months? >> the big challenge politically in israel was that netanyahu would would perhaps lose the support of the farthest right members of his own coalition if he were to go for a hostage deal, that that danger has receded more recently because he has brought another party into his government. that gives him a little bit more margin for error. and the other thing that this hostage deal does, which is critical in israeli political context, is it punts on the issue of whether this is an end of the war or simply a time out, while israel gets back as many hostages as it can, and the israeli government has left itself the option of renewing the war after the first phase of this cease fire is complete. if it cannot get satisfaction on the release of the remainder of the hostages and other critical issues. >> so, hal, let's talk about the historic nature of what happened on the american side with an outgoing president and an incoming president, different parties who

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. >> deborah kirby clarified her role as evaluator and spoke about the importance of implementing policies to help better connect officers with the community. >> we're working on the two largest issues facing any police agency across america. use of force practices and personnel complaints. >> it's so important that we implement these reforms and rebuild trust in the community so that we can attract and retain officers that will practice good policing and rebuild the staffing in the department. >> tension and anger among many at this meeting, but the monitor and at least one business owner say there have been improvements. >> to give kudos where it's needed for the vallejo police department. because i've had some interactions with them that turned out very positive, very fast. >> we learned today and it was validated, is that you haven't had an officer involved shooting in 2024. so, you know, so safety is a relative issue. >> but with the recent homicides and other crimes, many here are concerned about their safety and getting any sort of response when they call police. do you think more o

at the time former pentagon press secretary john kirby called the mandate to get the vaccine a readiness issue. more than 8,000 service members were discharged for not getting the covid vaccine. in january 2023 former defense secretary lloyd austin rescinded the mandate and the first time in u.s. history the military reversed a vaccine mandate. only dozens chose to return to the military. republicans have argued the mandate hurt the military's recruiting and retention capabilities. >> it will be beautiful. have these individuals returning putting on that uniform, the sense of pride for their family that they stood up for their causes, what they believed in and they were rewarded for it. they are returning back to the military. >> last year austin touted the military's retention rates and stated nearly all active and reserve components of the military met their recruiting targets for the 2024 fiscal year. still the military had acknowledged it had missed its recruiting goals by 41,000 people the year before and the mandate was a political headache for the biden administration with some tr

mine is when bruno kirby says "you made a woman meow?" or line. either way. >> billy: where's the close-up? thank you. i came here tonight because when you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with someone, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible. [cheers and applause] there's another. all right. >> stephen: i'll have what he's having. billy, great to see you, as always. "before" is available on apple tv+. billy crystal, everybody. we'll be right back with a performance by arooj aftab. >> stephen: she is nominated for two grammy awards and tonight is making her u.s. and tonielevision debut.r u.s. performing "raat ki rani" from her album, "night reign," ladies and gentlemen, arooj aftab. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [singing in urdu] ♪ raat ki rani ♪ ♪ aatey hi cha gaie ♪ ♪ pata tha ye hoga ♪ ♪ lekin phir bhi ♪ ♪ raat ki rani ♪ ♪ aatey hi cha gaie ♪ ♪ pata tha ye hoga ♪ ♪ lekin phir bhi ♪ ♪ chamakti nigahon ka ♪ ♪ hoa kafi samna ♪ ♪ behel jaoon ♪ ♪ isi main ♪ ♪ itna hai kaafi ♪ ♪ raat ki rani ♪ ♪ aatey hi ch