madeleine: now. mr. gergen: you can't necessarily get things done, it is the dynamics of our system. sometimes it takes a lot of effort to get these things up a month that is why fox has been successful, up to a point. because it takes these things so seriously. you're right it would have been better, but i do not think that is the issue we are dealing with. the issue is how much responsibility do you take as president, if your son has become an addict, has a disease? joe biden could have walked away from his son, been angry with his son, and instead he is taking the heat, stood up for him. and you have to say, he has a humanity about him which i admire. it is just he is also adding age and condition which makes it difficult to govern with as much knowledge and fortitude. especially with -- being president is a hard job. something more is expected of the president of the u.s. then we expected 20, 30, 40 years ago. it is not that simple. what worked in the past can work again, have coalitions, bring in to

prime suspect: who took madeleine mccann?s to cut prices. it says petrol prices should be cut by 5p a litre by the biggest fuel retailers to reflect their lower wholesale costs. the price of oil spiked after russia invaded ukraine last year, but wholesale prices are now lower. immigration changes which have allowed thousands of foreign care workers to come to the uk have become a cash cow for the unscrupulous, according to the national care association, which represents social care providers around the country. it says some people are being duped into handing over large amounts of money to get here, and certain agencies are sending untrained new arrivals to look after vulnerable elderly people. our home affairs correspondent june kelly reports. helen smith's mum, mary, is having care at home organised by her nhs support service in the west midlands. mary's family were immediately concerned about some of the staff from one of the agencies sent by the nhs. one of them was very new to the country, and had had no training whatsoe

christian brueckner has denied murdering madeleine mccann.ment from the mccann family. they now have an apology from the force that accused them, but still no resolution to their search. richard bilton, bbc news. before we go, this is the scene lies from guys i wear the israeli bombardment has been continuing. you can see the scenes of devastation in the foreground with some buildings still standing behind. israeli vehicles have been seen on the road running from the north to the south of the gaza strip, close to gaza city. the israeli military have said they are not commenting on the location of their forces but it comes as israel expands its ground offences and guys i a military spokesperson saying troops have killed dozens of terrorists during overnight clashes. storm ciaran is likely to affect the uk from wednesday into thursday, widespread heavy rain. in the short term, a met office amber warning has been issued. rain overnight and into the first part of tomorrow could cause further flooding and disruption. rain across those eastern and

madeleine mccann? i've spent hours and hours reviewing this, looked at all the case files i've spoken. >> i've probably got more contacts than anybody else in relation case. having relation to this case. having been there. the first been out there. the very first investigator that really went out that on out there, i believe that on that that madeleine out there, i believe that on thaiwe that madeleine out there, i believe that on thaiwe knowat madeleine out there, i believe that on thaiwe know she adeleine out there, i believe that on thaiwe know she wokeine out there, i believe that on thaiwe know she woke up on the up, we know she woke up on the two nights , gerry and two previous nights, gerry and kate, on the morning of her disappearance, her disappearance, did say to her that you do wake up in the that if you do wake up in the middle of the night again , we're middle of the night again, we're only tapas bar, which is only at the tapas bar, which is just walkway of the just across the walkway of t

they met madeleine mccann's father, gerry, and they apologised face to face.t was in charge in 2007. i am sure they are trying to do their best. the portuguese officers also told the mccanns they think this man is the prime suspect. christian brueckner is under investigation by german prosecutors. from what you have seen, you are sure she is dead? yeah. where was she killed, do you think, was she killed in portugal or elsewhere? in portugal. she died in portugal? yes. christian brueckner, who is currently in prison in germany for rape, has not been charged, and denies killing madeleine mccann. his lawyer has criticised the german investigation. there has been no comment from the mccann family. they now have an apology, but still no resolution to their search. richard bilton, bbc news. international leaders and tech companies will gather at a summit at bletchley park this week organised by the government to discuss how to maximise the benefits and guard against the dangers of artificial intelligence. one issue they'll be considering is the use of so called deep

and for our uk audience, prime suspect: who took madeleine mccann?es. it is a really big week for central bank action and financial markets are on edge. the bank of england the us that are among those decided. hello there. it's going to stay very unsettled across the uk as we head through this week with low pressure still very much in charge. so, long spells of rain, heavy, thundery downpours. the winds are likely to pick up at times. and we'll also see, on wednesday night into thursday, our third named storm of the season, storm ciaran, named by the met office on sunday. and those rainfall totals are really going to start to stack up again as we head through the next five days — you can see all the blues on our rainfall accumulation chart here. more wet weather for flood—stricken areas, such as eastern parts of scotland, too. now, low pressure is centred out towards the west of ireland, just sending bands of showers swirling around. it should be a largely dry start to the day across scotland, but it is quite a chilly one and it's still quite breezy

they met madeleine mccann's father, gerry, and they apologised face to face.mccanns they think this man is the prime suspect. christian brueckner is under investigation by german prosecutors. from what you have seen, you are sure she is dead? yeah. where was she killed, do you think, was she killed in portugal or elsewhere? in portugal. she died in portugal? yes. christian brueckner, who is currently in prison in germany for rape, has not been charged, and denies killing madeleine mccann. his lawyer has criticised the german investigation. there has been no comment from the mccann family. they now have an apology, but still no resolution to their search. richard bilton, bbc news. before we go, bringing you pictures of the united nations. you can see there gabon speaking. medicare was it was concerned about a shutdown of communications in the gaza strip. that comes from the us ambassador to the united nations. linda thomas greenfield. we will be back after a short break. do you stay with us here on the context. hello. this week's big weather story is likely to

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prime suspect: who took madeleine mccann? on iplayer now. heavy rainfall has caused widespread flooding in several areas over the weekend. there is a warning there is more to come _ there is a warning there is more to come this— there is a warning there is more to come this week as well. this was the scene in lanchester, county durham, where ten homes were evacuated and local shops were damaged after 12 hours of rainfall. in hastings, a shopping centre was evacuated and the fire service warned people to avoid the area. and this was the cornish town of looe where residents had to wade through knee—deep water. the environment agency have issued 72 weather warnings covering south wales and much of southern england ahead of storm ciaran approaching on wednesday, with more rain expected to come. a perfect moment to check in with the weather this week for the first time and find out what is coming our way, you are going to be busy this week, max. yes, it will be a busy week and it will be stormy conditions and lots of rain in the s

joining me now, congresswoman madeleine dean of pennsylvania, former impeachment manager and member ofttee. congresswoman dean, thank you very much for being here. first, your thoughts of the latest breaking news, egypt, israel and united states reaching an agreement to allow u.s. citizens and gaza to pass through the rafah crossing. >> good to be with, you jonathan, thank you for inviting me. and i want to just put this in what we know. when we can go, the world witnessed the most despicable, brutal, barbaric attack on israel certainly my my time in a gruesome death and barbarism that is almost unspeakable, but as to the humanitarian corridor, i have been to israel twice. i've been to gaza. i saw the president yesterday at joint base andrews and that was my plea. make sure, and i'm not alone of course, make sure that there are humanitarian corridors open so that innocent civilians can leave. more than just americans, but i'm relieved that we have this small window, but also that supplies, water, food and desperately needed humanitarian aid, medicines and other things be sent in. if pe

madeleine river reporting for us live in jerusalem. madeleine, thank you so much. appreciate it . uchitel, a restaurant owner and member of the sfmta board, was visiting family when hamas began its attack on israel. after days of hiding in bomb shelters, many flew from tel aviv to dubai, then to san francisco on a commercial flight says he plans to take the next few days to process what he has seen. i also know what it feels like to watch children have to run away from missile strikes. it's a horrible thing. i wish that on no one. whether they're jewish, palestinian, any thing. no one wants their children then to be caught up in this united and delta airlines plan to add more routes from athens to help people who can get there. american and united will be using larger planes on direct flights to europe to accommodate more people. well, palestine has held a rally here in the bay area this is the inevitable result of 75 years of oppression and the lack of lack of action from the international community. protesters first rallied at san jose's santana row. they then marched down winch

by the way, us secretary of state madeleine albride has long she denied that this was not used in yugoslaviaresearch and a sharp increase in cancer diseases indicate the opposite. thus, according to the iraqi government, in 2005, the incidence of cancer in the country as a result of the use of ammunition with combined uranium increased from 40 to 1,600 cases per 100 thousand population. in this regard, on december 26, 2020, baghdad filed an official lawsuit against washington in the international arbitration court in stockholm , demanding compensation for the damage caused. in the countries of the former yugoslavia it is also celebrated increase in the number of cancer diseases by 25%. the main danger is when depleted uranium enters the body in the form of dust, it leads to the development of malignant tumors. accumulating in the kidneys and liver, uranium dust leads to changes in internal organs. this is what is observed in the population of countries where american bombs were dropped. today in iraq alone there are several hundred thousand, i did not say, people who suffer from a disease th

it is simply to make sure people saw the same things and as madeleine said, made decisions today thatnabled decisions and choices to be made in the future. >> if you are looking for a hard answer. einhorn is looking for one. think about what specific capabilities you might want. we are retiring the degree at the moment so that was a hard target and less issues associated with it but maybe a hard target is the answer. one of the hard targets we go after, what are the capabilities of the system, and multiple systems, how do you think of those specific things you want the capability for? >> arms-control question that follows, the question i asked earlier, i like seeking limitations on technology china is developing, orbital bombardment systems and anti-satellite weapons. is there any possibility or appetite for negotiating limitations on technology in which the us leads, hypersonic's, if we were trying to get them to do something they see of value, that is the question. >> we spent a lot of time lamenting the fact that the opportunities, the chinese leadership, chinese military are virtu

but the record show, i love madeleine albright. madeleine albright but in my district. she had a farm up in loudoun county so this is not meant as a criticism of madeleine albright. but administration at the time was supposed in the state department and she said at a speech which interesting was october 23, today, back in seven -- 1997 and here's what secretary albright said at a speech speech at catholic university. she said, it would establish a new and unneeded bureaucracy and deprive u.s. officials of the flexibility required to protect the overall foreign policy interest of the united states. they were opposed to it. the state department was opposed to it. i am very grateful and associate public, i am grateful that resident clinton signed it in spite of the opposition by some in the administration. secondly, the business community opposed it. i mean, the chamber of commerce and some of the high-tech companies? they oppose this thing. they did want to say publicly too much. they worked this hill over and over, and through good offices. >> let me just say this is alw

madeleine also warned against any new attacks there.eard the president iterate his support for israel, telling them that you were not alone. some news here gasia the president said that he and israel israeli officials came to some agreement that would allow for humanitarian aid to come in through gaza to gaza. you know, that has been a big topic of conversation over the last few days because we know that that rafah crossing from southern gaza into egypt has been closed. there has been pressure for that to be opened. egypt has blamed israel. israel blamed hamas. they said that they did not want to get humanitarian aid into hamas hands. so as of now, the president says that they have come to some agreement to let some humanitarian aid come in, of course, badly needed by people in gaza who have seen a shortage of food, water and other supplies. the question here, though, is when that will actually open. the president only said that he was hopeful that trucks on the other side of the egyptian border, on the egyptian side of that rafah cross

whereas my friend madeleine albright said, the indispensable nation. tonight, there are innocent people all over the world who hope because of us, who believe in a better life because of us, who are desperate not to be forgotten by us, and who are waiting for us. the time is of the essence. i know we have our divisions at home, we have to get past them. we cannot let any part or sit in angry politics get in the way of our responsibilities as a great nation. we cannot and will not let terrorists like hamas and tyrants like putin win. i refuse to let that happen. in moments like these we have to remember who we are. we are the united states of america. the united states of america. and there is nothing beyond our capacity than if we do it together. my fellow americans, thank you for your time,

madeleine dean. jerod huffman. i think they're supposed to be here. mark, are you here?y kay scanlon. i keep telling them, i think i'm related. we went to ireland and they did my genealogy and i have a scanlon in the background. i may be your 19th cousin. jan schakowsky. good to see you. and deana titus. is tim shriver here? tim, thank you, pal. you've been there the whole time in the special olympics. it's incredible what you've done. and i'm not going to read all the organizations because you'll get a sunstroke by the time i get finished doing that. look, i want to welcome y'all to the white house. and selma, thank you for the direction and thank you for your advocacy. your advocacy has given people hope. you've changed people's lives along with the rest of you here. kamala and doug are here. i want to thank them for being here, they're strong, strong, strong forces as well. i want to thank you for your leadership. we're joined by many members of congress and some of the biggest champions of this disability rights community and i think i've gone through most of the nam

. >> joining me now is democratic congresswoman madeleine dean of pennsylvania.us. let's talk about this bill. it's just the israel money but nothing for ukraine. the administration proposed a bigger bill, israel, ukraine, border security. is this going to fly? what's going to happen in the house when you come back tomorrow? >> good to be with you, andrea. i'm very disappointed with this bill. i hoped and have hope that any speaker of the house will take his or her responsibilities incredibly seriously, especially at this time in the world order and in our domestic issues. this is an unserious proposal, both in its scope and in the source of its funding. by way of scope, i mean $14 billion for military aid for israel. as you know and as the president and secretary have laid out, they have asked for $100 billion for israel, for gaza, for humanitarian aid, for ukraine and military aid as well as dollars for the border. these are serious times. we need serious people. sadly, our new speaker of the house with this opening gambit showed how unserious he is. it's not j

. >> joining me now is democratic congresswoman madeleine dean of pennsylvania.e foreign affairs committee. she's a perfect asked for this question. thank you so much. you and more than 50 other lawmakers signed a letter to president biden and secretary of state blinken on friday regarding concerns over the israel-hamas war. so what are you asking them to do? >> good to be with, you alex. this is a really precarious time. i signed that letter and other members of congress, lifting up the issue of humanitarian age and protections for innocent civilians in gaza and israel. so i was happy to sign on to that letter. i'd also signed on prior to that to enjoy resolution that chairman nicole and ranking member -- of the foreign affairs committee had put forward, lifting up, of course, our continued support for israel standing by her side for right to defend herself, and to secure her lands. then i had a chance on friday to visit with the president on the tarmac at andrews. i wanted to discuss just a couple of quick things as he was headed off to philadelphia. i wanted t

[applause]e] madeleine dean and jared huffman, i think they were supposed to be here.d, mark, you're here? well, i guess what -- mary kay scanlon. [applause] i keep telling her i think we're related. i found out, when i went to ireland, they did my genealogy, and they said i've got a scanlon in the background. so, you may be my, i may be your 19th cousin. [laughing] jan, jan schakowsky. jan, good to see you. and dina titus. [applause] look, and by the way, is tim shriver here? [applause] tim, thank you, pal. you've been there the whole time with the special olympics. you've changed it. you really, it's incredible what you've done. and i'm not going to read all the organizations, because we'd get sunstroke by the time i get finished doing that. [laughing] but look, i want to welcome you all to the white house. and, selma, thank you for the introduction. but more importantly, thank you for your advocacy. your advocacy has given people hope. you've changed people's lives,pe along with the rest of you who are here. you know, kamala and doug are here. i want to thank them f

whereas my friend madeleine albright said. there are people who are desperate not to be forgotten by us and are waiting for us. but time is of the essence. i know we have our divisions at home. we have to get past them. we can't let petty partisan angry politics get in the way of our responsibilities as a great nation. we cannot and will not let terrorists like hamas and tyrants like putin win. i refuse to let that happen. in moments like these, we have to remember who we are. we're the united states of america. united states of america. and there is nothing, nothing beyond our capacity, if we do it together. my fellow americans, thank you for your time. may god bless you all and may god protect our troops. >> president biden in a rare oval office address less than 24 hours after his visit here to tel aviv going before the cameras tonight making a big ask of support putting money behind what he promised here yesterday and that was to stand with israel. also, talking about ukraine. continued funding there making a big ask. pete

as my friend, madeleine albright said, we are the indispensable nation. tonight, there are innocent people all over the world who hope because of us, who believe in a better life because of us, who are desperate not to be forgotten by us, and are waiting for us. but time is of the essence. i know we have our divisions at home. we have to get past them. we cannot let petty partisan anger get in the way of our responsibilities as a great nation. we cannot and will not let terrorists like hamas and tyrants like vladimir putin win. i refuse to let that happen. in moments like these, we have to remember who we are, we are the united states of america! and there is nothing beyond our capacity if we do it together. my fellow americans, thank you for your time. may god bless you all and may god protect our troops. >> the president of the united states, making the case that this is a perilous moment for democracy around the globe. and invoking america's ideals of freedom, and noting that we must come to many of these countries' defense, particularly noting that pe

by the way , us secretary of state madeleine albride denied for a long time that this was not used insearch and sharp growth cancer, they say the opposite. thus, according to the iraqi government, in 2005, the incidence of cancer in the country as a result of the use of ammunition with combined uranium increased from 40 to 1,600 cases per 100,000 population. in this regard , on december 26, 2020, baghdad filed an official lawsuit against washington in the international arbitration court in stockholm, demanding compensation for the damage caused. in the countries of the former yugoslavia, there is also a 25% increase in the number of cancer diseases. the main danger is when depleted uranium enters the body in the form of dust, this leads to the development of malignant tumors, accumulating in the kidneys of the liver, uranium dust leads to changes in internal organs, this is what is observed in the population of countries where american bombs were dropped. today in iraq alone there are several hundred thousand, i did not say, people who suffer from a disease that our people call cancer

madeleine albright , the former secretary of state of the united states, and barack obama, the former president of this country, blamed washington's role in the coup d'état on august 28 , 1332, which led to the removal of mossadegh. the spokesman of the american spy agency claimed that most of the black secret activities were aimed at maintaining and strengthening the elected and popular governments. but the case of august 28 is one of the biggest exceptions to this rule. meteorological organization today for areas of the north, north- east, north-west and central alborz highlands scattered, occasional thunderstorms and temporary strong winds. predicted the coolest place in the whole country is in kurdistan province with minus one degree below zero and the hottest place in omidiyeh and abadan with 43 degrees above zero. for today, saturday, it will rain in the east of yaz province, south khorasan, the eastern heights of alborz, located in the north of semnan province, or the south golestan province will be ahead. for tomorrow, scattered rains of the same type will be expected in the n

my friend madeleine albright said, the indispensable nation. tonight there are innocent people all over the world who have hope because of us, who believe in a better life because of us, who are desperate not to be forgotten by us, and our waiting for us. but time is of the essence. i know we have our divisions at home. we have to get past them. we cannot let petty, partisan, angry politics get in the way of our responsibilities. we cannot and will not let terrorists like hamas and tyrants like putin win. i refuse to let that happen. in moments like these, we have to remember who we are. we are the united states of america. there is nothing beyond our capacity if we do it together. my fellow americans, thank you for your time. may god bless you all. may god protect our troops. amna: president biden there delivering an address to the american public from the oval office, weaving together the stories of israel, ukraine, and the war being fought. for analysis, we are joined by our team. nick schifrin is here with me in the studio. laura barron-lop

and i'm afraid that is probably what happened to madeleine mccann.e for this crime. he was in the vicinity. he had a history. crime. he was in the vicinity. he had a history . and it if her he had a history. and it if her fate has been was death, i hope it was quick . it was quick. >> listen, i'm going to have to read your michael jackson book, which is called be careful who you love inside the michael jackson case . yes. but you do jackson case. yes. but you do have a brand new book out, which i'm going to have to read as well. it's called we're here to help. guardianship goes help. when guardianship goes wrong. in advance , wrong. apologies in advance, diane, against us, diane, the clock is against us, but give us a brief but can you give us a brief summary of this and why you summary of this book and why you wrote it? summary of this book and why you wrosure. it again struck me >> sure. it it again struck me that there were people being victimised by bullies and the bullies in this case are in the justice system here in america. guardianship just

madeleine albright said indispensable nation. tonight, her innocent people all over the world. who hope because who believe in a better life because of desperate not to be forgotten. be bias. waiting for us. but time is of the essence. i know we have our divisions home. we have to get we can't that penny partisan, angry politics get in the way responsibilities. a greaw nation. we cannot and will not terrorists like hamas and tyrants like putting win. i refuse to let that happen. moments like these, we have to remove. we have to remember who we are, where the united states of america united states of america and there's nothing nothing beyond our capacity. if we do it together. my fellow americans, thank you for your time. god bless you all. may god protect our troops. >> we've been listening to president joe biden addressed the nation this evening asking congress for billions of dollars in security aid for israel and ukraine. he obviously talked about how these 2 are different conflicts but calling both of the acts by hamas and who tend sick, saying american leadership is what

by the way, us secretary of state madeleine albride denied for a long time that this was not used inresearch and a sharp increase in oncological diseases indicate the opposite. thus, according to the iraqi government, in 2005, people developed cancer in country as a result of the use of ammunition with combined uranium increased from 40 to 1600 cases per 100,000 population. in this regard , on december 26, 2020, baghdad filed a formal claim against washington at the international arbitration court in stockholm, demanding compensation for the damage caused. in the countries of the former yugoslavia, there is also an increase in the number of cancer diseases by 25%. the main danger is when depleted uranium enters the body in the form of dust. this leads to the development of malignant tumors. accumulating in the kidneys and liver, uranium dust leads to changes. internal organs, this is exactly what is observed in the population of countries where american bombs were dropped. today, in iraq alone there are several hundred thousand. i did not speak to people who suffer from the disease t

as madeleine rivera tells us, it comes as aid groups try to get critical supplies to the region ahead of israel's expected ground invasion. israeli defense forces are gearing up for a major ground operation even as tensions build in the north. tankers with united nations flags cross into egypt from gaza on monday. us and international mediators have been trying to establish a humanitarian cease fire that would allow for foreigners and critical aid to move safely through the rafah border crossing. hospitals are running out of fuel, are running out of supplies. up in the north, people can't move without help. it all comes ahead of a potential full scale ground invasion by israeli troops overnight. israel's military launched another wave of airstrikes at the gaza strip. cross-border fire is also increasing between israeli defense forces and hezbollah along the lebanon border. israeli officials ordering dozens of communities in the region to evacuate. they want the israelis to put forces up there to deal with this and distract from the forces. they're going to use for their main effort go

one of the few people who stayed is madeleine. see, there is no one here.ace i take you, and i show you the house is empty. and they took all our clothes and... it's soon clear up what people have fled. and the bombs is coming. i'm thinking... do you hear that? yeah. you need to run, 0k. these women think the war will come here next. i'm scared. now to go to any. place in israel, even many of my friends - asked me to come there. but i am scared. there are diplomatic efforts to try and hold often escalation here, but in this underground shelter, the hope of peace feels far away. the news agency reuters has confirmed that the outgoing far you have there, that incident that was directed towards southern lebanon, roberto says one of its video journalist was killed and several others were injured. and we are seeing now these daily incidents along that border, raising huge concerns. diplomatic efforts from the us, the uk and efforts will not be enough to try and maintain some kind of stability on this northern border, and the fear is that if a new front opens up

madeleine mccann speak out. will madeleine mccann ever ? and bbc star ever be found?e? at a really busy show? we're live at nine. >> oh, well, that sounds absolutely excellent and in absolutely excellent and not in the cheesy. that's the least bit cheesy. that's coming the weather. coming up after the weather. i'll back tomorrow at 8:00. i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jacob rees—mogg. this has i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jistatelees—mogg. this has i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jistate ofs—mogg. this has i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jistate of theiogg. this has i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jistate of the nation.is has i'll be back tomorrow at 8:00. i'm jistate of the nation. and s been state of the nation. and i can tell you over the weekend, the weather in somerset was absolutely as absolutely glorious. and as promised, we made the cider and we part of 30 we made the best part of 30 gallons. so the weather in somerset is good for cider . good somerset is good for cider. good evening . evening. >> it's alex burkill here with your latest gb n

one of the few people who stayed is madeleine. see, there is no—one here.u the house is empty. and they took all our clothes and round... it's soon clear up why people have fled. and the bombs is coming. i'm thinking... distant explosion do you hear that? yeah. you need to run, 0k. these women think the war will come here next. i'm scared now to goi to any place in israel, even if any of my friends asked me to come there _ but i'm scared! there are diplomatic efforts to try and hold off an escalation here, but in this underground shelter, the hope of peace feels far away. anna a n na foster anna foster they are on the border. firas maksad, senior fellow at the middle east institute, and an expert on hezbollah. let's start with viewers who don't understand how the lebanese government is formed, because they might question why, given all the economic problems lebanon has, why they would want to get into a war. does hezbollah operate independently from that government? yes. does hezbollah operate independently from that government?— from that government? yes,

you know, madeleine albright wrote a book, the former secretary of state saying we're the essential nationwe are. and i think you've sensed an approach, cindy, haven't you any room? i walk in and no matter what heads of state, i'm with everything stops. not because of joe biden, but because i'm president of the united states of america, we are the essential nation. we are the essential nation. the rest of the world is looking. so we have to stand up for our constitution, our institutions of democracy because ma have made it clear they're not going to. history is watching, the world is watching and most important. our children and grandchildren will hold us responsible. so let me close to this in three years, will commemorate the 250th anniversary of the signing of the declaration of independence. a moment, not only about our past, celebrating all we've done, but the moment about the future. but all we can be still be imagine that moment and ask, what do we want to be? now's our time to continue to choose and secure a sacred cause of american democracy. i know we can meet this moment. john

whereas my friend madeleine albright said the in-display senseable nation tonight, there are innocent people all over the world who hope because of us, who believe in a better life, because of us, who are desperate not to be forgotten by us. and are waiting for us. but time is of the essence. as i know, we have our divisions at home. we have to get past them. we can't let petty partizan angry politics get in the way of our responsibilities as the great nation. we cannot and will not let terrorists like hamas and tyrants like putin win. i refuse to let that happen in moments like these, we have to remind we have to remember who we are. we are the united states of america. the united states of america. and there is nothing, nothing beyond our capacity if we do it together. my fellow americans, thank you for your time. may god bless you all and may god protect our troops and there is president biden tonight from the oval office making the case to congress, making the case to americans that the cost of inaction from the united states, the cost of walking away from israel, as well as ukrai

just want to say that your comment about the number of people who died in north korea, with what madeleine albright said, she said half 1 million iraqi children have died or that's more children than died in hiroshima. is it worth it? this is what the reporter said. it's a very hard choice. if we think the price is worth it. the price of children dying, people dying, war, it's never worth it. i also want to recommend the movie the battle of --. i just have a question quickly. do you ever see were pilots circle around and shoot the people that are laying low? did that really happen over there? the last thing, it is really something that travis king ran there rather than going back to texas. thank you. >> a few comments on that. i have not seen the movie. i believe that is a chinese movie, a recent chinese movie about the korean war. in terms of, did the u.s. carry out bombings of people who are lying low? yes. the u.s. bombing of north korea was intense and horrific. north koreans hilton extensive system of underground tunnels, because living anywhere above ground was so dangerous at the ti

na lee zeldin in new york congressional candidate madeleine brain.is building part of the wall in your state, but he's also taking texas to court over those border buoys in the rio grande. what is going on here? >> so after about 8 million peopleh li, hundreds from the it'sterrorist watch list and thousands of criminals have pasd the border, it is about time evena, if they want to pretend they let don't do it. this ideal law, we can't follow the rule of law, we all know tot that is a total lie. they have that money sitting there for the entirerial administration so far peer they have had border wall material sitting on the grounwed for thre years. we tried to buey it over and ovr and over because we are building our own wall and they won't sell it to us?w th no, the only reason is they knot they are in deep trouble in 2024 how they mishandled the border and how it's impacting the country. >> laura: congressman zeldin, he had to travel and we didn't know what the crisis was. this is what he had to say about the victory of the border. >> we must contin