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. >> germany, in the middle east. and we're going to keep building in 2025.te being 176 years old, is on the move and a sense of inflection is really now pervasive. >> okay. let's talk about what's happening in the trump administration. peter, i know you have thoughts on it. so yesterday we got this federal funding freeze that they say remains in full effect, though they did rescind a pretty controversial memo that ordered the freeze from the omb, a department you used to lead in the obama administration. so i'm wondering what you make of all this. >> well. >> on that particular topic, obviously, there's been a lot of confusion. the courts are also involved, so i don't know quite what to make of it yet because i think it's still sorting out. what i would say more broadly is with the core economic agencies. so with treasury secretary, with kevin hassett, who i've known for a long time, i think you've got very competent people in many of the key jobs, and that's quite encouraging. to the extent that personnel is policy, we'll have to see how it plays out. but t

germany and france. meanwhile, we have a lot of geopolitical crises in the middle east between ukraine and russia. a much better situation if the democracies of the world were stable and united in trying to stabilize the world but they are having enough trouble stabilizing their home fronts. >> does it change the strategy or is it just noise? >> well, i've been in the stay home camp versus go global since 2010, from a u.s. perspective i have been recommending that u.s. investors overweight the u.s. relative to the global economy. by the way, for global investors, i have been saying the same thing, you want to overweight the united states. we certainly have plenty of our own problems, partisanship and so on, but we are carrying on reasonably well. the economy had performed externally well over the past three years in the face of the tightening of monetary policy. there is a certain resilience in our economy. and our economy continues to do well despite our politicians. i'm not sure other countries are as fortunate that their economies can prosper. lizzy: that was the president of yardeni research s

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be carmakers. germany's industrial backbone, basically collapsing, i guess where they're as most senior politician as dx. major gymnast, let's face it off. skipping around the middle east, of course to meet those, the new dinings those. what do you say? liberal jamarius, i suppose, that's what i've been told there. that's where she was during this period of a complete calm unhappiness and but i'll touch on this, i will look into the issue of her being welcomed. now, by the way, i lena bear back. it may not be the brightest journalist or she was the brightest politician, the most senior politician in germany as well. so senior diplomat and jeremy, i remember very important role, very powerful role has to come on respect to the woman who has been very, very vocal about women's rights. and women got a wrong this time and the video martin equal uh, the online go to enable it. is somebody gonna be able to waive another slot? yes, eases video looks like the eclipse. yes. to be able to at least mislead that any god soon, the ice is listening, gave me hundreds of them by side of stuff with us. i'll says know is in higher give me, forgive me. i can listen forgiveness. so i yeah

an hour, running over almost 100 people at a christmas market in germany the car was driven by a saudi arabian migrant from the middle east go back. they all have to go back. the mass deportation must occur and i'm not just talking about here. this can never be allowed to happen again. not here, not abroad, not anywhere. i do not want to see another single one, another lake and riley, another jocelyn, the promises will be kept. our american children and our american daughters will be spared because we are sending every single one of these criminals back where they belong [cheering and applause] yes. yes. yes. of course, there is another question. msnbc in the new york times, they love asking me this question. what about the revenge. what about the revenge. president trump says he does not want revenge but he talks about retribution. i understand, i understand, but let me ask you a question because i seem to remember hearing from the mainstream media for the last two years a certain phrase. do we all know this phrase? i think a lot of us may have heard that. it was the phrase no one is above the law. and so i say, no one i

germany. so industrial backbone, basically collapsing, i guess, where they're as most senior politician as dx, a mature gymnast. let's face it off. skipping around the middle east, of course to meet those of the new dinings those. what do you say liberal, johannes? i suppose that's what we've been told there. that's why she was during this period of company come unhappiness in going on, but she does have a look at the issue of her being welcomed. now, by the way, i lena bear back. it may not be the brightest journalist or she was the brightest politician, the most senior politician in germany. and well, for senior diplomat in germany. i remember very important role, very powerful role has to come on respect. and you know, a woman who's been very, very vocal about women's rights, and women got a wrong this time. and the video from the club, the online go to enable somebody going to be able to wave another law. yes, he's this video looks like the eclipse. yes. we have all these mislead did and they got see what life is listening. gave me hundreds of them by side of stuff who it does all the noise, give me, forgive me. i can listen forgiveness. so i yeah. so of co

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inside stories of germany have tomorrow or 14th request, anything from the new city leadership on out to 0 to come in. the 1970s was a pivotal time to send them our own theater in the middle east and north africa concrete. back. in the 2nd of a 2 part series out a 0 will to meet the creative risk takers who broke new ground for censorship and developed their own voice in the seventy's in the arab world stage and screen on al jazeera. the of israel is the $97.00 country by population, but the 9th largest on producer in the world in a 2 part series of the 0. it investigates how cutting edge weapons and surveillance technology is tested on a captive palestinian population then marketed around the globe. the palestine, the bar tree coming soon on as jersey to the donald trump, to take some cold in washington. the us presidents assigned dozens of executive orders. some are already being challenged and calls the code civil rahman, what channel does they were like? but headquarters here in the also coming up when it comes 1st acts as podding $1500.00 people convicted of taking part in the capitol hill, riots 4 years ago. the president is also canceled us sanctions on is.

germany convening his last ukraine defense contact group. we're also focused on the ongoing talks and conflict in the middle east, trying to bring home that, you know, the cease fire within gaza. and of course, even though our our days are numbered here in this administration, we have never kept our eye off the ball when it comes to our pacing challenge in the indo-pacific. that's going to remain a challenge for the incoming administration. the incoming secretary of defense. um, and so we're focused on that until the very end. >> a lot of challenges around the world, no doubt. sabrina singh, appreciate your time and taking the questions. thank you. sarah. all right. >> first on cnn. excerpts from a new book that details how donald trump got the questions for a fox news town hall in advance. a major breach of ethics. and we're on the ground in california, where three of the out-of-control fires that are raging continue to be 0% contained and prompting los angeles fire department to tell all off duty firefighters to report their availability. we will go back to los angeles in just a bit. >> hi, i'm ben. for almost 20 years, abacus life has been

germany is reacting saying borders must not be moved by force. and the danish prime minister has blunt message for trump, greenland is not for sale. trump looked to middle easts message for hamas about releasing hostages. sg if they are not back by time i get into office, all hell will break out in the middle east and it will not be good for hamas or anyone. all hell will break out. i don't have to say anymore. that is what it is. >> trump's special enavoid to middle east steve whitkof said he's been working hard on this and made a lot of mro aggress and he's heading back to the middle east today and hope a deal will be made by the time president trump gets into the white house. >> brian: a couple weeks to get that done. >> steve: go to the california wildfires in l.a. firefighter margaret stewart is public service officer for l.a. county fire department and joins us with an update. thank you for joining us. we are hearing there could be a fourth wildfire popping up in your neck of the woods? >> i have to clarify with l.a. city fire department and we have two active brush fires within the city boundary, palisades fire, we've been on since yesterday 10:30 in

germany less than two weeks ago and the two just in the past day. so you have to be concerned about especially what's going on in the middle east, with all the violencehed out there. whether or not isis is actively encouraging these types of attacks . it's been something that they have said over the course of the past several years, in terms of using whatever instruments you have at your disposal, including vehicles to carry out attacks. so i do think the fbi and state and local authorities now are really trying to do as much as they can to understand what motivated these individuals, but also to see whether or not there might be other individuals out there, related or not, whether lone actors might be anticipating some other attacks. so i think with all of the events that are coming up, in terms of the super bowl games in the game tomorrow, scheduled now for tomorrow in new orleans, the funeral of president carter, the upcoming inauguration, that these are things that now all security and intelligence agencies are going to be redoubling their efforts to see what might be out there. >> and you spoke of more important than ever, former cia director jo

attacks with vehicles, the one in germany less than two weeks ago and the two just in the past day, so you have to be concerned about, especially what's going on in the middle eastll of the violence and bloodshed out there, whether or not isis is actively encouraging these types of attacks. it's been something that they have said over the course of the past several years, in terms of using whatever instruments you have at your disposal, including vehicles to carry out attacks. so i do think the fbi and state and local authorities now are really trying to do as much as they can to understand what motivated these individuals but also to see whether or not there might be other individuals out there, related or not, whether lone actors might be into planning some other attacks. so again, i think with all of the events that are coming up in terms of the super bowl games in the game tomorrow, scheduled now for tomorrow in new orleans, the funeral of president carter, the upcoming inauguration, these are things that all security and intelligence say we are going to be redoubling our efforts to see what might be out there. >> that's more important than ever. former cia

middle east, they proved their point? our allies in france and italy are now flirting with communism. we have recognized a permanent communist regime in east germany. we virtually signed in helsinki, an agreement that the russians have dominance in eastern europe. we bailed out soviet agriculture with our huge grain sales. we have given them large loans, access to our technology if the senate had not interfered with the jackson amendment may be you would have given them larger loans. is that what you call a two way street of traffic in europe? pres. ford: i believe we have negotiated with the soviet union since i have been president from a position of strength. let me cite several examples. shortly after i became president in december of 1974, i met with the general secretary and we agreed to a mutual cap on the ballistic missile launchers at a ceiling of 2400, which means the soviet union, if that becomes a permanent agreement, will have to make a reduction in their launchers that they now have or plan to have. i negotiated a limitation on their ballistic missiles, the first time that any president has achieved a cap either on launchers or mirv.

germany and canada and south korea were in trouble, iran is in trouble too. the big adversary of the u.s., i mean, they have just lost their empire in the middle east, basically israelis with help from the u.s. the russians have taken some territory in ukraine, but their economy is in severe decline, and nato is expanding. right? >> it feels like there's so much instability, it makes you worry about the potential for real conflict on a broader scale around the world. i do want to focus in on iran, and i know it's hard to predict all of these things, but iran, we've talked about this, we have talked about how donald trump has opportunities in the middle east, and potentially opportunities with iran. in looking at who he's surrounding himself with, do you have a prediction or are you watching something for how he might deal with iran's current instability, what you mentioned about the government, the fact that they desperately need money as well? >> trump's best relations in the world are with middle east leaders, the gulf states and israel. that was true, it was his first trip in 2017 when he became president. it's true today. the u.s. is in a stronger positio

middle east, they have proved their point? our allies in france and italy are now flirting with communism. we've recognized a permanent communist regime in east germany. we virtually signed in helsinki in agreement that the russians have dominance in eastern europe. we bailed out soviet agriculture with our huge grain sales. we've given them large loans, access to our best technology and if the senate had not interfered with the jack's amendment may be would have given them even larger loans. is that what you call a two-way street of traffic in europe? pres. ford: i believe we have negotiated with the soviet union since i've been president from a position of strength. and let me cite several examples. shortly after i became president in december of 1974, i met with general secondary brezhnev in vladivostok and we agreed to a mutual agreement on the ballistic launchers at a ceiling of 24 hundred which means the soviet union if that becomes a permanent agreement, will have to make a reduction in their launchers that they now have or plan to have. i negotiated at vladivostok with mr. brush and a limitation on the moving of their ballistic missiles at a

germany recently. >> yeah. well, possibly because remember, isis have been chased out of the middle east.hey have they have no land anymore. right? their idea of some kind of state within a state has turned out to be destroyed by actually democratic forces, and the only place that they are big in actually fell off is parts of africa. and so, however, the way that isis now work is they operate through the online world. and this kind of quotes success that, as they see it, will undeniably lead to other nasty people of one particular extreme religion actually pursuing, pursuing us. for some time out. and so we've all got to be aware, but i'm not sure what you can do about this kind of stuff, but what it does lead is to the other thing, which it leads to tensions within our communities as one community blames in this case, what blames the muslim community for killing them? i find that absolutely normal and straightforward, but it does lead to a tension, especially in a place like london or bradford or actually oldham or rochdale or any of these other things. and we're coming to another story