henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, the tepper foundation, the asness family foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab, and by the rosalind p. walter foundation, and damon button. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. - dr. kimberly kagan, welcome to "firing line." - thank you. - you are a military historian, the founder and president of the institute for the study of war and you advised general david petraeus in kabul for 17 months during the afghanistan war. currently, there are two major wars underway, the israel-hamas war and russia's ukraine war. describe the mission of the institute for the study of war against the backdrop of these conflicts. - the institute for the study of war exists to help civilian leaders, policymakers, military leaders, and journalists and the american public understand what is happening in conflict zones around the world. isw conducts what we call open source intelligence analysis. one of the ways that we follow the war in ukraine is through watching or listening to how it is that the russians talk about combat operations in

thank you t'ada mckenna from “oininr us enough.the home secretary, suella braverman, has stepped up her condemnation of pro—palestinian marches, in spite of mounting questions about her political future. ms braverman said that week by week, the streets of london were being polluted by hate, violence and anti—semitism. she said it could not go on, and that further action was necessary. earlier i spoke to bethany dawson, uk politics reporter at politico and asked her for her reaction to both ms braverman's tweet and the prime minister's statement earlier in the week. sunak and bravermen, with this statement, have given their support to the police, and they have made, you know, they have given their thanks to the efforts of police officers, some of whom were injured this weekend. but it doesn't answer the question that many people are asking about the policing and the management by politicians of these far right protesters. and these are the people that assistant commissioner matt twist described as being extremely violent and looking

henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, the tepper foundation, the asness family foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab and by the rosalind p. walter foundation and damon button. corporate funding is provided by: stephens inc. - ambassador tom nides, welcome to "firing line." - thank you for having me. - israel and hamas have now been at war for more than a month since hamas's terrorist attack against israel on october 7th. you have said the next 30 days are the most important in israel's history. why? - 'cause israel's trying to do four things at the same time, and they all contradict each other. - [hoover] what are they? - one is they're trying to rid the country of hamas. hamas needs to be gone. and that's complicated and difficult. second, they need to get these hostages out. - yeah. - so obviously, that runs in contradiction to getting rid of hamas 'cause it's complicated, obviously. third, they got to keep hezbollah out. they've got to keep the north safe. and obviously, that's complicated as well. and lastly, and very importantly, they got to do everything th

henry cornell, the fairweather foundation, the tepper foundation, the asness family foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab, and by the rosalind p. walter foundation, and damon button. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. - secretary brad raffensperger, welcome to "firing line." - thank you. - many people may know you first and foremost as the georgia state official who, on january 2nd, 2021, was asked by donald trump to, quote, "find 11,780 votes" in order to help him overturn the 2020 election, which you refused to do. viewers may not know that, before you were in politics, you were a structural engineer, and you have written that, "as an engineer, i think about the machinery of elections. "i think about the process." how has your engineering background prepared you to run elections in one of the country's most contested states? - well, it's interesting. the mechanization, the operation of elections is really something that is well suited for someone that is very methodical. and so for engineers, we're very methodical about the process. - that call with form

henrcornell, the fairweather foundation, the tepper foundation, the asness family foundation, the mckenna family foundation, charles r. schwab, and by the rosalind p. walter foundation, and damon button. corporate funding is provided by stephens inc. [bright music fading] - welcome back to "firing line", dr. cornel west and dr. robert george. - thank you. - thank you, and we salute you for your show, building on the great legacy of this historic "firing line" show. - well, i am honored because you are both celeated scholars and public intellectuals who come from remarkably different worldviews and profess different perspectives. dr. west, you are a professed non-marxist socialist, and dr. george, you are a leader in the theoconservative movement. - not sure i'd say that, but at least i'm not a marxist. i'm like cornel in that respect. [cornel and robert laugh] - and we're both christians though, we're both christians. - you're both christians and you respect each other enough to disagree and to engage in serious and rigorous contest of ideas in a civil and respectful way. and you also hav

tjada mckenna from joining us from washington.houses of parliament called for a display of solidarity after a steep rise in anti—semitic actions following the october 7 attacks by hamas and the israeli response. for the first time a march attended by representatives of the major parties also included the far—right�*s marine le pen. 0ur correspondent hugh schofield has the details. difficult to put a number on how many people have turned out here at the invalide in central paris for this march against anti—semitism. let's just say that the invalide, which is a big space, is chock—a—block, and they're moving off behind me now in the direction of the river and along to the senate building on the other side of town. i spoke to many people here. it's a diverse mix. there are, of course, many, manyjews here, but many, many people who aren'tjewish who say they've turned up to express their solidarity with thejewish community and to make it clear that, from their point of view, the kind of targeting ofjews as a people, as a religion in fr

quickly, that doesn't cost them more scott mckenna sort of domestic disquiet.e aware that israel has also, since the visit, has started opening up for a couple of hours a day, a situation from northern gazans can go to the south, even though hamas is trying to block them. according to the un, i think we have now seen over 700,000 and about 250 camps in southern gaza, so i think that is started. —— 700,000 in about 150 camps. of course, israel is under pressure from the families of the hostages, meaning no information about the hostages, the international red cross a certain axis, there is no list of hostages. israel would like to see, to get some information about certainly the release of possible hostages, seeding request to open up the process. seeding request to open up the rocess. �* , seeding request to open up the rocess. . , ., ,~ ., , process. and president netanyahu has said that at no — process. and president netanyahu has said that at no point _ process. and president netanyahu has said that at no point would _ process. and president netanyahu has sa

now this is mckenna, simms considered to be hire a highly secretive for how much movement considered to be the only entity who was responsible for hunting hunting people. but to the uh, to do so many ages. now clearly, how most come to see the raleigh time the right place in order to inform about the indications and even to have them overboard. yet there was no a confirmation had been released by a most political view or even from any source, but known to this movement on the ground that they have the hands of over them to the palestinian writ course. generally these kinds of procedures because it has to be very highly secretive, and stephen be try to hide its details to the latest or the last moments, all the procedures all times in a demo, but to be kind of sending ridgecrest. but it's also important to say that the older responsible entity also will be allowed to announce that is the kind of thing, but 1st off to be hand, think over after they receive those hostages to get it immediately. deliver them to a rough uh, 2 uh, 2 uh, 2 digits inside the truck listing buddha. and to retu

>> chad: mckenna or one of my favorites elmer t.uld like to propose a toast we haven't had any to drink until now ready? of course we can't do it on the air so bottoms up, baby. [bleep] >> steve: worth it. happy thanksgiving. >> chad: happy thanksgiving. >> carley: that was fun to watch. you usually see chad pergram on capitol hill. is he breaking down the most complex congressional rules. he is dealing with the republicans and democrats fighting. i want -- he definitely needs a glass of whiskey with the job that he has. >> lawrence: why am i not surprised this is his thing? this is how i envision todd per gram's spot. >> carley: he is a classy man. >> joey: that was great segment. i don't drink i would consider it if it came with that meal every time that kind of food. >> carley: tthe sides the green bean casserole looked delicious. >> joey: good scotch tastes like gbourbon with a cigar dipped ino it many. >> carley: my husband would agree with you. we went to scott land a couple years ago. when in rome do what the romans do. we di

um, let me take a look at, uh, this is the address of the jazz with the zip codes, mckenna, based based i think, uh because of the chicago talk you had agent and that isn't the, and i haven't been a lot of most of the head on i'll just say the coverage of the wall and does it continues as is really as strikes it as schools, other children's hospital statements, the the, it's a good news, bad news situation for australia. so finally, some soaking rains coming for the use of the country where the area has been parched. a number of bush fires here, but we're also seeing some center storms mixed in and that is sparking some new wild fires. but this rain, it's going to stay here for the next week or so ringing out it's moisture from brisbin to sidney. by the time it's all said and done 50 plus millimeters of rain. so that will help with the bush fire situation in this area. for new zealand, quite pitcher, know whether it's to speak up, but the winds have shifted to the south. that's a cool breeze. so that's knocked back temperatures on sunday. heavy rain fall alerts in play through the late

i mean, i wish i wish there is a 3rd party un mckenna is admitted. chris of the costs mechanism. at least it's good to give them some assurances that once they cross, i mean my life and i, i wish this is this takes place, the lease of the lease. i mean that's the lease like spectrum permissional community to be involved. but these in this thing, i mean we have dignified safe passage and our correspondent unofficial is telling us that's on that or certainly on the auto sheet road but, but presumably, and some of her dean road as well. there have been, um, is there any check points to it? obviously checking for members of hamas who might be making their way done those roads. clearly that is going to be even more makes things even more difficult for those people from guys who want to make that journey. because when they see the check point, which they haven't seen for many years inside guns, that's when they see that they're not going to have know how to react and unlimited . imagine that's going to be even less of an encouragement for them to, to move you don't remember at all. i m

taught at northwestern university pritzker school of law, professor lawson is a graduate of claremont mckenna college and he received his jd from yale law school. he served as a law clerk to justice antonin scalia. it then judge antonin scalia on the united states court of appeals for the district of columbia. then later as a law clerk for justice scalia on the supreme court. john mcginnis is a professor at northwestern university pritzker school of law or professor plus -- where professor lawson previously taught. professor mcginnis is a graduate of harvard college and learned -- earn his jd from harvard law school where he was an editor of the harvard ball review. he also has a masters of arts degree from bail college in philosophy and theology. professor mcginnis served as a law clerk to judge can start on the united states court of appeals for the district of columbia circuit. from 1987 to 1991, he served as the deputy assistant attorney general in the deputy office of counsel at the department of justice. he is the author of accelerating democracy, transforming government through to knol

let's go to eva mckenna now, who is in louisville at at at at beshear headquarters at eva mckenna.nd i have to say, not only are we calling it for beshear here, it's not even 9 p.m. yet. big big win for the incumbent democratic governor in red kentucky. >> yes, jake, it is a significant victory for governor beshear. and you know, as i've been speaking to democrats, they were hopeful, but they did not think that it would be called this early. they say that it's really a testament to the strategy that the governor employed. he's well known, well liked in this state, but he often emphasized the an inclusive strategy of reaching out in the final weeks of this campaign to voters that are often described as forgotten voters. and he was at the helm during several of natural disasters in this state, as well as the pandemic. i spoke to a woman today and she told me, you know, during the pandemic, he took care of us by the results. tonight, it seems as though voters in kentucky have rewarded him for it jake. indeed >> eva mccann in louisville, kentucky, thank you so much. and let's talk abou

just saw limp inches alongside professional alongside fellow professional alexandra also alexandra mckennad to play against trans women . and breaking off tonight women. and breaking off tonight against the social commentator amy ansell . all of you, thank amy ansell. all of you, thank you very, very much. great to have you on the show. can i start with you, lynn, and just say, do you think it's fair to actually even be asked to play against a biological man ? against a biological man? >> absolutely not. absolutely not. i do. i don't think that, um, any any woman should put herself in a position where she may suffer either physical or psychological harm by playing against a transgender opponent. and i have i have actually suffered psychological harm , um, suffered psychological harm, um, because what it does is it damages your confidence because you know that it's a level that is unreachable oil and it doesn't matter how much practice ihave doesn't matter how much practice i have or how many hours i put in, if the transgender player is putting in the level amount of practice and hours, the