land ukraine box 2 years since russia's full scale invasions began. italian prime minister, georgia maloney european commission chief was up on the line and all the leaders arrive in tea and assign, also a diety on the anniversary. but beyond moral support, ukraine says it needs to manage the aid. now then also coming up the stalls of this is, but in that of the take a look at some of the favorites to win the golden and silver best at the and then international film festival. the know i'm totally illogical. welcome to the program. western leaders have arrived in ukraine to mock the 2nd anniversary of russia's invasion, european commission president was left on the line, arrived in cuba on saturday morning, tally and private as the georgia. maloney is also among leaders visiting cubes, ukrainian president bloomers. lensky and visiting delegates are expected to discuss new sanctions against russia. the western allies, in agreement that ukraine needs a massive boost and military aid to free its territory from russian occupation. it's a message they brought to the united nations. on the eve of

we have a good friend of ukraine, also because maloney represents... there are right-wing forces, i the far-right forces in a sense, and the european far-right forces, oddly enough, support israel, orban, the same example, and maloney voiced what many are just afraid to say, that the russian attack on ukraine and the hamas attack on israel is the chains of one network, and on the one hand, well, it seems that this is such an attempt to play, to connect one topic and another in anticipation, especially... of future help from the states, contrary to what some people said, tired of the war in europe, to give such a message internally, and on the other hand, this and in a certain in the sense of historical reality, because the hamas leaders themselves have inconsistently declared that russia is the beneficiary of the war, because they have diverted attention, and we ourselves know how the global south has been sharply switched to israel, the same case of couples to the international court of justice, despite the fact that the leader of couples calmly is going to the war criminal putin a

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earlier i spoke with shantelle maloney in berlin. she is with the european center for constitutional and human rights, and also an international law professor at the university of milan. i asked her what exactly the hearing at the international court of justice in the hague is all about of the cases in south africa brought to gays to ease rella, as you rightly review records the biotech. the alleged violation of the convention that add to preventive genocide. so we have seen on the 26th of january, it's actually one month ago. the court said, which i remember is the highest distribution institution at the u. n. level. for there to very precise a provision or measures. so that is where i left has to take a in order to talk to preventive and tonisha except of a general sy, incitement to general side. okay, so now it is one good. yes. sorry, i just want to ask you because i really want to get to what is supposed to be submitted today, because we know that, you know, previously israel and i said that it wanted this case to be thrown out.

and she has some sort of sanitized disclose to as a summit in rome, maloney to create that to groups kind of standing approach to ethic. i had failed to say you from now on equally would be pursuing mutually beneficial cooperation among equals the fee from the printed feet in positions off the cost. of course most of what she had said was met with criticism, but that's yeah. more unless you had to sit a tipping sample, get samples tvs to believe it's possible to imagine and try to new page in the history of our relations calculation as a quote from any product recommendations, but also from the charity like approached africa, which is so if you to, to do an extra ordinary development potential for holding this is a to is nature location, a bridge between africa and here as a tail end. so we have the advantage of being able to build that breached not starting from scratch, a try the based on the solar foundations that be great to talent and recon mateo, founder of, and even have the full side to envisage all those years ago on april got thrown at any value, a lot of the more one looks

between ukraine and italy was signed today by president volodymyr zelenskyi and prime minister george maloney. according to the leader of the state, this document establishes. the basis for a long-term security partnership, they also discussed further support for ukraine in the context of italy's chairmanship of the gse7. the supreme commander thanked the prime minister for his support in defense capability and reconstruction and for continuing to provide us with military aid until the end of 2024. ukraine will receive 4.5 billion euros in march. this is the first tranche of aid. within the ukraine facility initiative. the program provides financing in the amount of 50 billion euros over four years. further steps in the initiative were discussed by prime minister denys shmehal and president of the european commission ursola fonderlein. the meeting took place today in kyiv. the parties also raised issues regarding the situation on the ukrainian-polish border. ukraine presented its plan. they are at home from the territory of the luhansk region temporarily occupied by the russians, two teenage

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want to those who lose arguments in favor of continuing the was say, a tell him premier george or maloney and belgian prime minister alexander the crew also showed up. and he of and european commission president ursula vander line to she underscored that they stand with ukraine in front of the cameras. oh, i mean, morally, seems like there's developing sense that this conflict is closer now to it's and then it is to it's beginning. and that means that there isn't much time left for europe to get aboard the tax cash laundering, bandwagon and stuff, its own military industrial complex as coffers like washington has been doing from the get go. we have to do more and do it faster. and as the coming months may decide, the outcome of the war to resist is to win. so a bunch of countries are now given ukraine years long bilateral security guarantees, france, germany, canada, italy and denmark, which was said that they'd send all their weapons to ukraine and disarmed themselves for their own security. guys just made more weapons that i guess maybe finally, cash into weapons for themselves will be

pinocchio. with her government, in which she recruited a sea of ​​fascists, is silent, and what a shame maloneythed, how she breathed when she went to the polls that’s it, by the way, he didn’t lie about 31 thousand dead, he just didn’t jump, didn’t say for what period of time, well, probably for this year it seems. for several months, but he argues differently, and it’s funny how he lies about the number of deaths on our side, and he lies so much about his own that in ukraine, except, in my opinion, mat, it’s no coincidence that the official language is already ukraine, there is no other way they can describe what this pathetic clown nonentity is saying, 3100 is what he paid, he doesn’t pay the rest, but when you... something is somehow uneven, and it cuts off , moreover, some news that comes from america, when one senator there can be persecuted for sending sniper weapons for 30,000, they tell him, and you by chance, not an agent, then you fall under a foreign agent, an agent of a foreign power must register, the question immediately arises, guys, don’t you think that you all need to register

a talent remedies to georgia and maloney and other will meet us of arrived in cuba and assign us on the directly on the 2nd anniversary of russia's full scale invasion. green's allies say it needs a boost in military aid to stave off russian for now, but stay with us and sports life is coming up next. and remember this board use the w dot com? thanks for watching. the people in trucks injured was trying to feed the city center the straight pieces the around the world more than 130000000 people us we of mine because.

russians living in italy, about italians who feel that they are anti-fascists , they despise both maloneythe human race, and meloney, instead of protecting his citizens , she is with her the government in which she recruited a sea of ​​fascists is silent, and what a shame maloney, and how she breathed, how she breathed when she went to the polls. by the way, he didn’t lie about the 3,100 dead, he just didn’t say for what period of time, well, probably for this year it looks like, he says for two, for twenty-four, for several months, but he argues differently, and in a funny way , how he lies about the number of deaths on our side, moreover, he lies so much about his own that in ukraine, except , in my opinion, mat is no coincidence already the official language. in ukraine, they cannot describe in any other way what this pathetic clown nonsense is saying. 31 is what he paid, he doesn’t pay the rest, but when you officially say that you have 28,000 prisoners, and 31 died. when you officially have people who received help as having lost limbs, 50,000, and 31 dead, well, that is, all the peo

am keys to mock the 2nd anniversary of russia's invasion of you train, if it is 5 minutes that ga maloney use have visits assigned new security agreements with between you and president 11 as a landscape. kind of as justin to though also offer more military and financial assistance guarantees to keep the deals come as ukrainian forces space critical shortages of munitions on weaponry with new supports from the us, increasing the unsettling savanski violet that see train will defeats russia as a war and as he said, you sweet vicki, and she was very, as none of us would annoy our ukraine, and definitely that's why into the words and the war we always are on our terms. some of them won't be this little. that's why the word piece always goes with fair or we believe we and that's why in the future, the word ukraine always go with the word independent. okay. you're subsidy. and yeah, correspondence, nick connelly into you've told us how optimistic ordinary ukrainians are above the wall and then soon obviously people are tied up to 2 years. people are constantly confronted with news. the people

caves to mock the 2nd anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. italy's prime minister george maloney used to visit to sign you security agreements with ukrainian president flooded me. so landscape kind of is justin for though also offered more guarantees of military and financial assistance to keep the deals calm as ukrainian forces facing critical shortages of munitions and weapon rate use support for the us is increasingly uncertain. so lensky vowed ukraine with the feat russia as the warrant as a 3rd year. so we can choose, very, as none of us would annoy our ukraine, and definitely, that's why to the words and the war. we always are on our terms. some of them won't be this little. that's why the word piece always goes with fair or we believe we. that's why in the future, the word ukraine always go with the word independent. okay. you know, subsidy going and strikes continue across the country. the latest hit odessa on friday, killing at least one person and entering several others. it was the 2nd night in a row of attacks. rescue teams have been looking for survivors in the rumbl

and you've got the maloney oceans from the us assess the lining anyone nibble. we'll try and come see crushed to his region. you're supposed to bring your interview with joe. i don't know for sure. it sounds like she made those choice. the opponent luann sky today, if we see them which i sent them. yep. i'll put it in. put it back to the pickup date. yeah. um because the names projection is good. show you the funny in the thought and see what to expect isn't the not the full gas company? yes. so nobody who needs to skim vehicle snap the snap dash i shows can pretty much come up with some of our a typical you. so you are putting your one tip and investment in the table depending on what pushing effective in to the nice to meet. you know the piano with as many times with the your, what is new most popular opinion or really you are bush, let me show with the most up to produce that up. so you know what got daughter and those are the moisture promotes on the not just that you know, which i'm a former sure don't close up showing up, give service it, putting it up bas

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i heard about europe, you spoke with prime minister maloney yesterday, can europe to replace this aidhat comes from the united states, in part i said now that there are some types of weapons that depend on the decision of the united states of america, and whether, for example, germany can give us its air defense systems with which they ... defend their state , i don’t know, i’m not sure that german society will be ready to give us all air defense, well, it just won’t be ready, i think so, regarding long-range weapons, there are other issues, well, we will work, if with different countries, you know, such countries not much, but not that much less about italy, well you are in italy, are you ready for us? set up , that's why it's important to talk to you, mr. president , because, as you know, there are many pro-putins in italy, that's why it's important to talk about italy and europe, that's why we ask if you can wage this war without american help, on our side, i am very... and that is why you have to squeeze them somehow, squeeze them out, mostly in other ways, in any case, you have a

we are talking about italian prime minister giorgia maloney, canadian prime minister justin trudeau, as well as the head of the belgian government alexander de croo. this is reported by the reuters agency. according to the publication, all three arrived together by train from neighboring poland. the purpose of the visit is to stand in solidarity with ukraine on the second anniversary of the russian invasion. the world must not look away. united nations diplomats also expressed their support for ukraine. the un security council gathered for a meeting dedicated to the anniversary of the russian invasion of ukraine. the usa and britain, in particular, once again called to stop the aggressor's army. and secretary general antonio guterres emphasized that the war in u'. two years and a decade after russia's attempted illegal annexation of the ukrainian autonomous republic of crimea and cities and sevastopol, the war in ukraine remains an open problem in the heart of europe. the time has come for peace, a just peace based on the united nations charter, international law and resolution. gene

today in kyiv, president volodymyr zelenskyi met with italian prime minister giorgia maloney and canadianrime minister justin trudeau. appropriate documents on... cooperation will be valid for 10 years, they approved a plan for cooperation in the defense sphere, exchange of information, determination of current and future needs and requirements of allies, and other things. in addition, tava will provide kiev with more than 3 billion canadian dollars in macro-financial and defense assistance, and italy will continue to contribute to the eu's military assistance mission to ukraine by training military personnel. in order to achieve victory and... expel the russians from our land, we must help the army. espresso tv channel continues assembly of fividrons for a separate group of unmanned air systems sapsan of the state special service of transport. gypsies soldiers are actively conducting combat operations in the donetsk direction, attacking and restraining the enemy. thanks to drones, they successfully destroy a lot of russian equipment, fortifications and manpower. our goal is uah 1 million

second year of the war. but the head of the italian government also came from the other side george maloneyo is now the head of the group of seven, there was a meeting of the group of seven on the second anniversary of the attack, can this be considered in principle a decrease in attention, maybe it is simply being reformatted politically, well, we need the attention not only of politicians, we need human attention, but human attention attention is an emotion multiplied by how much... you are thought about in a day, they think about you for 2 seconds, 20 seconds, 2 minutes, 20 minutes, and the emotion must be constantly nourished, if there is no emotion, then it is very difficult, what milonia arrived , it's actually pretty cool if it's right now the wave, whatever it is, as there are, good right, bad right, not so much, well , milonia, she has her own logic, and if milonia doesn't stick, then... who will be trump's right-wing conservative partner in europe, then orbán will say something like that, i am here, i am talking to everyone, i am talking to kramp , i am talking to putin, everyone

land. ukraine marks 2 years since russia's full scale invasion began italian prime minister, georgia maloney european commission chief was up on the line and other leaders arriving to you in the sign of solidarity on the anniversary. but the moral support ukraine says it needs a ministry aid. now then also coming up the stalls of fishes but in that of the take a look at some of the favorites to win the golden and silver best at the and then international film festival. the.

across the table from him where the president of france, my chrome, john schultz, of germany, georgia maloney of easily. and then of course, it was still on the line and showing michelle so all of the european heavy weights is the, the, uh, the heads of state them heads of government, of the 3 biggest countries in europe. and they're all fostering at oregon and tell me the game you've got to get with the program. there's a limit to what one uh, country can do to resist. it would be nice if you know some other country was a good, stepped up to the plate and joined hungry and said this policy makes no sense. but no one else has done it. so i, you know, you, i mean, i hungry has to make a decision which we know which bathrooms, it wants to fight the, you know, in the ultimate, the reason for the, of the threats that they can make, the hunger and economies scream, and mccann eventually get hungry out of the you or i would say more elections coming up, but later with the year in some of the countries in europe. how, how do you think this protests, what impact would it have in the outcomes of some

maloney, you look at how they work, for yourself, of course, but also for ukraine, we have to finalizethe hungarian-speaking european trump is born with certain other tuned details, dmytro tuzhanskyi, director of the institute of central european strategy about the difficult hungarian vector. but we will immediately continue about another scandalous practice, but already inside the country. yuriy godymenko, a war veteran, head of the ukrainian association mriya, is in touch with us. mr. yuriy, congratulations, glory to ukraine. the hero glory. mr. yuryu, immediately briefly, but very clearly, because this is yesterday's version, he received information support, i mean about some investigative actions carried out by the sbu and... just what our politician, ex-people's deputy pashinsky, reported, and and it's somehow so strange, because half of the headlines that came there, because he appropriated some oil there, well, it's just for the dumb and even dumber, because it's about russian oil, it's about kurchenko, and it's not about appropriation, but transfer to the armed forces of ukrain

today in kyiv , president volodymyr zelenskyi is with the prime minister of italy giorgia maloney and the prime minister of canada justin trudeau. the relevant cooperation documents will be valid for 10 years. they approved a plan for cooperation in the defense sector sphere, exchange of information, determination of current and future needs and requirements of allies, etc. in addition, tava will provide kiev with more than 3 billion canadian dollars in macro-financial and defense assistance, and italy will continue to contribute to the mission. on providing military aid to ukraine by training military personnel. ukraine will receive 4.5 billion euros in march, this is the first tranche of aid within the framework of the ukraine facility initiative. the program provides financing in the amount of 50 billion euros over four years. further steps in the initiative were discussed by prime minister denys shmegal and president of the european commission ursula fonderlein. the meeting took place today in kyiv, and the parties also raised issues regarding the situation on the ukrainian-polish

german chancellor olaf scholz, french president emmanuel macron and italian prime minister giorgia maloneyey all locked themselves in the room with orbán and they talked about something, again behind closed doors, tried to persuade him, it was almost 20 minutes ago they were still in such limited negotiations behind closed doors. by the way, orban did not come out to the press to... those who were waiting for him here, so this is one interesting moment, that is, on the eve of everything that happened, a big party... viktor orban emphasized that he is very much looking forward to that , that they will be such a sweet duo, petshoboy, that's all it takes for trump to return to office, well, it will take some time, and until then, orbán is such a lame duck in the european union, and before this summit there were statements, probably a bucket and a little more, some said that the points would be applied. by the law on the european union, and orbán can be blocked by this blocking vote, blame him for the pun, that is, apply this article, then another representative from brussels appears on prespo

the president of the european commission, ursula funderlein, the prime minister of italy, george maloney, the prime minister of belgium, alexandre de krol, the prime minister of canada, and justin trudeau are in ukraine today. two years ago, the russians set foot on kyiv region, and perhaps the greatest calamity was the invaders who were in buch, killing at least 400 civilians there . currently, our correspondent, kateryna galko, works in the city. katya, i congratulate you, and how is bucha living and recovering today? i congratulate anna eva, i congratulate the audience tv channel, so today bucha remembers with special attention and respect those townspeople who died during hostilities in the city, as well as... those who defended bucha, let me remind you that already on february 25, the russians surrounded the city. the occupation began on february 27, and it lasted 33 days , in a little more than a month, the russians committed a real tragedy here, which is known in some places as well as the buchan massacre, after the liberation, bodies were found just like that on the streets, mass

agreement between ukraine and italy was signed today by president volodymyr zelenskyi and george maloney'sinister. according to the head of state, this document lays a solid foundation for a long-term security partner. further support for ukraine in the context of italy's presidency of the g7 was also discussed. the commander-in-chief thanked the prime minister for his support in defense capability and reconstruction and for continuing to provide us with military assistance until the end of 2024. ukraine will receive 4.5 billion euros in march. this is the first tranche of aid in...

came to support ukraine yesterday and also supported of leaders, there was justin trudeau, there was maloneyere was also ursula fonderlein, and prime minister of belgium, in a word , europe is somehow obviously preparing to support ukraine, even if the forecasts... even if it turns out that trump is not ready to do this if he becomes president, is here, uh, what are the processes going on, are there any chances that europe will be able to mobilize and help us more, what are you seeing now, what are the signals, i think the signals there is, and it is important that new security agreements have already been signed with... italy, canada, denmark, denmark stated, its prime minister friedrichsen stated during the mingen security conference that denmark will transfer all artillery to ukraine, and we remember we support melonia's firm position that talia will be helped, i i would like to remind you that italy provides us with anti-aircraft systems in particular. of defense, borel recently gave an interview to cnn, where he clearly said that it is necessary to increase the supply of military aid to

countries, not only european, but also canadian, arrived in kyiv at once, that is, george george maloneyme minister of canada justin trudeau, alexandre de alexandre de croix of belgium, and well, here we are said about it usulov fonderline also arrived in order to to demonstrate solidarity with ukraine on the second anniversary of the full-scale russian invasion, the agent reports. reuters, as many as four, that is, the leaders of the west are now in kyiv, and this, this is very important, in fact, their visit, because it shows that the world is with us, the world remembers, of course, that if we, well, that is, i i mean the leaders, yes, of course , that people, ordinary people, can little by little forget about what is happening in ukraine, because everyone has their own problems, but those of our ukrainians, who were scattered by the war, who were scattered by life in different parts of the world, today is a great opportunity to remind that... the war in ukraine continues and that it takes someone's life every day, so that those victims of the war would be much less, we must support o

the western media learned from their sources that emmanuel macron and george maloney had been in contactnister of hungary for weeks, if not months. french the president even. was interested in orbán's opinion on how best to integrate eastern countries into the eu, the approach of talking, not resisting worked, according to diplomats. we reached an agreement with all 27 countries that will allow us to allocate 50 billion euros to support ukraine and its recovery. the message is clear, russia cannot rely on european fatigue. 33 billion in loans and 17 billion in grants and subsidies. the package is designed for... four years and orbán, or any of his colleagues, will not be able to promise it at all, and the hungarian prime minister insisted on the right of annual review. it turned out that when the pressure is well prepared and decisive in the execution of the 26 countries of the european union, then the 27th, which is still sometimes looking for other solutions, i am talking about hungary and prime minister viktor orbán, also became part of this united community. and donald tusk spoke fro

that issue became so big that other international organizations talk to intervene and that's when maloney has started talking more about our community and what it's like to be in the community. but we're never accepted in the community in malawi, when we rolled with the 1st um rainbow night, the response we had, we had the toner was really good. but nozzle with the backlash just i've seen from other customers. i usually if you recognize it and they, they still have that void of not trying to to be a part of it because of the ideas. well, i just, i just, i think maybe it's the information that have on. so i think, i mean, we're not, we're not really educated much to accept the community. so i know that space is like this and, and putting a voice out and makes us take all $4.00 and $1.00 high end of the african approach to inclusivity in terms of how to be the community would be unity within communities within different communities. and unity between society as a whole, because once we lose the support that we get from society, we cannot move forward. the fact that he's not seeing anyone, h

nathan, this i feel betrayed by georgia maloney's government. the protest has been going on for days. we also saw a culture in symbolizing these protests. the death of battalion agriculture is not just the blocking of roads. the parliament building in brussels became the focus of furious palms on 1st day who towards t fails and through eggs and fly practice of police. they altamont in action from officials of what pay to the dia, state of the blocks agricultural sector. let's have a look at how events that unfolded the despite all the protests for your pin commission has proposed extending customs free access to agricultural supplies from ukraine. you can find out more about that, the reaction heading to our website to, to pump the, as long as it is 45 years since it's not an accreditation in iran and event. it's happy and health throughout the country to mock the event with all the details his all to use use of july. 45 years ago, millions of the iranians flocked with their phones better about the airport to welcome a man who changed the course

now nikki is still with us and carol maloney.cki is ben anti—semitism. it's really shocki is danny ben anti—semitism. it's really shocki is danny cohen's ben anti—semitism. it's really shocki is danny cohen's written cohen is danny cohen's written a really interesting piece in the telegraph about it, saying saturday morning, a visibly jewish is walking home from jewish man is walking home from a sabbath morning when a a sabbath morning service when a group of people attending a pro—palestinian group of people attending a pro-shout;tinian group of people attending a pro-shout ,inian group of people attending a pro-shout , we're to rape me shout, we're going to rape your mother, dirty and me shout, we're going to rape your theyier, dirty and me shout, we're going to rape your they assaulted ty and me shout, we're going to rape your they assaulted him and me shout, we're going to rape your they assaulted him . and then they assaulted him. >> and, you know, it's kind of anti—semitism is normalised now . anti—semitism is normalised no

important to note though, this is expected to be a short-lived victory for democrats, because as maloney was noting, just other republicans including steve scalise, a member of house leadership, once they shop would be able to vote for it. so this will eventually happen, and he is expected to be impeached. >> that is very possible. it could bring it back, and they could have the votes. the bottom line though, is what they are doing is a political, part of their political circus. secretary mayorkas is a dedicated public servant. he has the most accessible member of the cabinet, of any cabinet i have ever worked with. i represent a border community, so i am on the phone with him frequently. the truth is, house republicans, frankly now with the senate republicans, they do not want a solution, not for immigration reform, not for border reform, pretty much not for anything. they will do everything in their power to distract from their dysfunction, and to keep americans on a treadmill of rage so they can keep getting reelected. >> republicans obviously, as you noted, they thanked their own imm

on my panel tonight is daily express columnist carol maloney , express columnist carol maloney, journalistnda de luci . oh, and what happens next? luci. oh, and what happens next? >> here is a he's on his phone. is he right? >> get ready britain . here we go we expose humza yousaf . next we expose humza yousaf. next good evening. >> the top story from the gb newsroom tonight. a man who piloted a people smuggling boat across the english channel has been found guilty of manslaughter. if you're watching on tv, here's the rescue. taking place in december 2022. after the dinghy collapsed in on itself , killing four people on itself, killing four people on board. ibrahim abbas, who's a senegalese migrant, was in charge of the vessel on that day, navigating using only mobile phone technology , which mobile phone technology, which the judge said led directly to the judge said led directly to the deaths. one of the passengers told kent police it was common knowledge among those on board the boat that once they entered british waters, they would rescued by the business would be rescued by the busine

you already told the jury how the gun was put in the car and taken out, now did you ever tell brian maloney about the mother sunday at the range? >> i'm sure i mention it, yeah. >> did you ever tell brian that the gun was in your vehicle? >> yes. >> when did you tell brian that the gun was in your vehicle? >> on the day i went to the shooting range. >> did you tell brian you put the gun in your car the day the shooting happened? >> no. >> so when he testified to that, was that accurate? >> no, i think he was confused. >> did you specifically tell him about the gun being put in your car that other time? >> yes. >> aside from that time that you drove to the range, was the gun ever in your car? >> no. >> were you aware brian had memory issues? >> now i was not. >> brian testified that he never met ethan, later in his testimony he said that he did. did he ever meet ethan? >> yeah, a couple times at the barn. he came to our house, help deliver a big tv that we got and my son was there. >> did you ever tell ryan anything about your son seeing things or making you upset in any way like that? >> no

one of them shaun patrick maloney, the national committee that organizes the house democratic campaign effort, he lost his own district. democrats never saw that coming, and there's one more seat in the syracuse area. republican held, the republican wasn't running again, the democrats thought they could pick it up, they lost there. all those seats i just described if the democrats had won five of those in 2022, while they overperformed almost everywhere else nationally, they would have held the house of representatives. so this was long island, new york, it was one of the big exceptions in the 2022 mid-terms to what was otherwise a pretty strong night for democrats. as we say, it may have cost the democrats a shot at actually retaining control of the house of representatives. so i think that made this race more significant because this was the place where the red wave did hit in 2022. the red wave hit these congressional elections, and frankly there's been red waves in local elections in nassau county and long island for a couple years right now. the county executive job in nassau coun

they lost a district where in 2022 sean patrick maloney, the chairman of the democratic congressional campaign committee which controls the strategy for the house democratic campaign nationally, he lost his own seat in new york in 2022. and also and district up i syracuse where retired democrats thought they had a great opportunity. they lost that. that's why i say democrats came up five seats short of hanging on to the house. against the odds in 2022 and you can find five seats in new york that slipped through their grasp in 2022. so i think again that is the significance here and it was not just in this district, it was all across long island. and it's not just in the congressional race. traditionally on long island especially in nassau county. if you went way back and i'm talking 30 40 50 years ago, there was a dominant republican political machine. you talk about in the big cities where democrats in the old days, that republicans had the biggest political machine in america. and in nassau county. that machine in the last couple of years has experience that come back. republicans w

we're seeing it with maloney in argentina and who knows we just might see again this november in theth: all right. don, always great having you on,. >> thank you. charles: folks joining me now lonski group president, john lonski. pick it up for a moment, not being a economist or anything like that, it is striking. it is ironic. abe comes in, reminds me the day after president trump was elected, everything went up, national federation of homebuilder, all sentiment gauges went up. there is something not to the policy per se but the persona. in other words saying hey we can pull ourselves up by the bootstraps. you can make it. it is not an unfair society. i think that goes a long way. >> sentiment, attitude, they're both very, very important. if you have leadership that is encouraging a risk-taking entrepreneurship, that has got to be a benefit to the economy f you have new leadership to tells people time to get off the couch, go out, make some money, that is a positive for the economy. charles: let's talk about this economy right now though. people are getting excited. i mean, we're se

then you had in there were two other districts in new york state, one where sean patrick maloney, whoir of the democratic congressional campaign committee, the national committee that organizes the house democratic campaign effort, he lost his own district. democrats never saw that coming. and there is one more seat in the syracuse area. republican, hildebran publican was not running again. the democrats thought they could pick it up and they lost their. although seats i just described, if the democrats had won five of those in 2022 they overperformed almost everywhere else nationally. they would have held the house of representatives and so this was long island new york. it was one of the big exceptions in the 2022 midterms what was otherwise a pretty strong night for democrats. as we say, it may have cost the democrats a shot at actually retaining the control of the house of representatives. i think that made the race more significant because this is the place where the red wave did hit in 2022. the red wave hit these congressional elections. and frankly there has been red waves and

abbas maloney, director of iranian studies and stanford university. thank you for making the time.citizenry? >> i think that it will be seen as controlled response a by the u.s., trying to show the iranian regime that is not going to retaliate against the president attacks on u.s. citizens. but it is also going to be seen as a mild response to everything that keeps increasing its pressure in the region. i don't think that iran wants war, but i also think that they will see this as a very controlled, necessary response to active aggression by the regime's proxy. >> can you think a little bit more about how the war in gaza has re-oriented iran's position in the region? >> gaza has not re-oriented iran's position. iran's position -- they use good diplomatic relations with israel. this regime mission as always been that we cannot be two states. the only solution is to create one from river to the sea, the state that is predominantly palestinian. so, they have never accepted the two state solution. the more the war continues, the more some people from israel refuse that there has to be

almost, you know, once told me, i think it was biden had so much right i think it was sean patrick maloney who ran the d triple c last cycle. tell me republicans are great at spiking the football. democrats are almost embarrassed when they have power in accomplish anything like that. that's kind of the attitude that they and that's something that we need to change if we're going to have a hope in 2024. i mean, from a coverage perspective, it's really interesting because. as i have noticed, it doesn't matter. institution it is it doesn't matter if it's congress covered congress for a bit does matter if it's the white house, doesn't matter if it's the justice department. they scare very easily they want to have control over every story that goes out, down, down to the minor details like, oh, you say this, you can't say that. please don't say that. and i think this this obsession with trying to control the narrative or trying to control the messaging is is has been to the detriment because, you know, things are left unsaid in. the stories, things are left unsaid on tv. whereas the trump campa

them dan there were other districts in new york state, one where sean patrick maloney, the chair of the democratic congressional campaign committee, the national committee that organizes the house, democratic campaign effort, he lost his own district. democrats never saw that coming. one more seat in the syracuse area, republican, held republican wasn't running again, the democrats thought they could take it off, they lost their. all of those seats i just described, if the democrats had won five of those in 2022, while they overperformed almost everywhere else nationally, they would've held the house of representatives. so this was long island, new york. it was one of the big exceptions in the 2022 midterms to what was otherwise a pretty strong night for democrats. as we say, it may have cost the democrats a shot it actually retaining control of the representatives. so i think it made the race more significant. this was the place where the red wave did hit in 2022. the red wave hit these congressional elections. if anything there have been red waves and local elections in nassau county

zakia thomas, carolyn maloney, thank you so much.ou. >>> and the fourth hour of "morning joe" starts right now. >>> this historical evidence is overwhelming that the founding fathers intended impeachment to be used to deal with the commission of inn difficultable crimes and the abuse of power. >> the trump/putin mega faction headed up by the distinguished gentle lady from georgia has been given this worthless trinket of a consolation prize. the opportunity to bring this slapstick impeachment drive against a cabinet men member of unimpeachable integrity who has obviously committed no treason, no bribery, no high crimes, no misdemeanors, nothing indictable or even inn difficultable. >> a major set back for house republicans as they failed in their much hyped attempt to impeach homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. we will go through how the drama unfolded on the house floor. >>> meanwhile, republicans in the senate are bending to donald trump's will and killing the bipartisan border deal. democratic -- brine schotz posted, qu