yeah, well essentially what that biking ministration appears to be doing is recognizing the fact that the german government really doesn't want to back down the street. they've been pretty, equally adamant that they want to go ahead with it. that it is a commercial venture that the government kind of has no business going in and pulling the rug from underage and the biking ministration appears to be. now calculating that it is not work, major confrontation with germany over this project. it needs germany on its side for too many other issues, for instance, of forging a more common line towards china. and it's quite killing because, you know, we look at what german officials have been saying behind the scenes of the last few months they've been indicating that they don't think the bike and ministration really wants to push this into a major confrontation. and this seems to be showing that they were right, and they seem to want this show down over this project at least as things stand now at the same time, right? and we can say there's still opposition to this. what hurdles remain for t

what divided ministration did with the help of egypt. and jordan and other arab governments with the help of palestinians who wanted peace, not continued conflict in depth on both sides, which i regret very deeply what the bible ministration did was support the efforts of the true moderates on both the palestinian and israeli side to bring this latest conflicts to a rapid and, and in fact this conflict with over, in just 11 days, not 56 days. as we saw in 2014, with many fewer casualties on both sides, on the indian side. and on the israeli side, where people were killed and wounded and displaced on both sides. so i think the bind units creation deserves some credit. and i think that palestinian and israeli deserve credit for deciding that conflict is not the way forward. despite with your 2 speakers, are advocating mohammed the earlier you mentioned the word apartheid when talking about israeli government policies. beth also mentioned the word apartheid in describing israeli government policies. and i want to ask you about the fact that

the trumpet ministration responsible for what's happening right now. there's there's no doubt that the top administration is responsible for empowered in. the kind of position that we see israel. exercising in jerusalem. as the israelis call it. on the part of the israeli government too. to be. in the way they want to render east jerusalem jewish and to basically nudge it spread a sunni population out of the city slowly but surely and this has been happening for years now by the certainly increased under the administration. and sadly. adrian and the biden administered did not to reverse that policy in fact what we've heard from secretary of state. is that the united states will continue to hold and to continue to have its embassy in jerusalem defacto recognizing the so-called eternal united. jerusalem as capital of israel which is as we all know is a total farce because. despite the insistence that this is united and this is it during a couple of days or what everyone knows in palestine even in israel in the middle east and throughout the international

what the biden ministration has said is they are doing quiet diplomacy. this is got me very concerned because the crisis that's going on, we don't need quiet diplomacy we need loud diplomacy . the trump administration certainly was able to do both. i know firsthand that we did quiet diplomacy with venezuela. but when it came to crises, we were able to do loud diplomacy. i look at the biden ministratio right now and you see the borde crisis, there is no quiet or loud diplomacy. you look at what's going on in israel and let's step back here. the trump administration had nominated, put through a hearin and confirmed our u.s. ambassador to israel all by may 15th. we now in the biden administration haven't seen a single nominee for u.s. ambassador outside of the un jo which is a cabinet level job. but for bilateral relations, we haven't seen any nominees, and this is concerning and troublin when you look at what's going o right now in the middle east. we don't have a u.s. ambassador to israel right now. we have a and that person doesn't know joe biden. there i

the added trick of the trumpet ministration was that there was a lot of frankly this information put out and sloppy reporting at the time was there was a lot of tension to the trumpet ministration and the press. but as i say, i think a lot of trump administration officials for taking a risk in providing me with information and documents at a time when they didn't have to do that because they wanted people to know what had happened and the stories what i sought to do here was use my time and resources to dig up as much verifiable information as possible, and to be sure there's a lot more out there for future books. >> one person you don't interview is the president unless i'm mistaken, and i guess bob davis and others, there's sources differed a a bit from yours and they spent,ou they gon about how trump micromanage the relationship and called xi jinping 30 times. davisnd spends time with the president as did bob woodward. i'm wondering if you spent time with president what would you have asked him? >> i would have, the images i have that were on the record include vice president penc

debt to those economies and so that's why the trouble ministrations said that this is a little bit of an issue because we keep spending and spending overseas you know forget about me and you factor in jobs and forget about all the other jobs that are you know take it away when that happens think about all the debt that we're now going to incur and when you're starting to periods of inflation and you can't really pay those debt it will be a sions that's where it becomes problematic for the american economy yeah a lot of concerns about inflation not a lot of talk about the debt there but now kristie up on the agenda today yellen says the u.s. is pushing to end the global race to the bottom on corporate taxes so what is the purpose of global minimum taxes. well the purpose is to essentially try to close all the tax loopholes that allow for american corporations to shift our names abroad the u.s. is now trying to take a 2 pronged approach towards its goal of implementing a wall wide minimum tax for corporations and the white house is trying to stop friends from relocating their home opera

but the journalists are really ticked off about how the biden ministration in their view they in the view of many journalists is abusing this procedure and they don't like it one bit so we'll see if this ever comes to a head although i wouldn't hold my breath. and stand with course without hearing or insight what you have coming up on meet the press. well 1st we start off with a heather macdonald she's with the manhattan institute she is the author of the war on cops and i have a clip from what she's going to tell us here she is talking about police and you know we've heard so much from the media about how the police go out hunting black men specifically which is certainly not true ok i understand we don't have the clip but heather is of the opinion and i agree with her as a former new york city p.d. a man of the year myself that there's no government organization that cares more that and says more that black lives matter because they're putting themselves in harm's way every day very often in minority communities to save black lives you know they go where the crime is and that's why

and i also think hamid's point is important about the, by the ministration, looking forward for them, it's almost a necessary evil to get the j. c, p. o, a back, you know, back on the table and everybody signed up to it. because the real goal for the by an administration is to move on to the next step to try to what they call contain iran nefarious, or malevolent behavior with regional parties outside of iran and on its human rights situation. and it's miss okay. publicity, those are the real focus points for the bio ministry. and they do want to have what they call as much leverage as possible. going into those future talks. in my view, they're really going to undermine themselves even having the opportunity for future talks. if they don't, more realistically engage to come back into the j. c p, o, a. but that's the calculation within the, by the administration. 100 percent political, 100 percent focused on the next. the next categories of talked again because of us domestic politics because in u. s. domestic context, that's what they care about. iran relationship with mass with, wit

and it's miss okay. publicity, those are the real focal points for the buyer and ministration. and they do want to have what they call as much leverage as possible. going into those future talks. in my view, they're really going to undermine themselves even having the opportunity for future talks. if they don't, more realistically engage to come back into the j. c p, o, a. but that's the calculation within the, by the administration. 100 percent political, 100 percent focused on the next. the next categories of talked again because of us to metric politics because in u. s. domestic context, that's what they care about. iran relationship with mass with, with the palatine it's, i make you had with iran missile capability. that's where the american domestic politics are. and that's what biting needs to contain in order for him to pursue his, his domestic political agenda. huh. just very briefly, we only have a couple of minutes left the, the only leverage around 2 outside as opposed to have is the threat of ramping up its enrichment progress process and working towards eventually

and the biking ministration appears to be. now calculating that it is not worth a major confrontation with germany over this project, it needs germany on its side for too many other issues. for instance, of forging a more common line towards china. and it's quite killing because, you know, we look at water, german officials have been staying behind the scenes of the last few months. they've been indicating that they don't think the bike and ministration really wants to push this into a major confrontation. and this seems to be showing that they were right, and they seem to want this show down over this project at least as, as things stand now, at the same time or so we can say they're still opposition to this. what hurdles remain for this project? yes, certainly our still potential hurdle since lived later this year in germany in september there's going to be an election. the green party looks very likely to get into the next government. so if this project is not completed by them, that could raise new questions because the gr

. >> now, antony blinken talks about the by the ministration possible pledge to reunite the world. his remarks are part of the 51st annual conference of the americas. >> for two desk 8 -- blinken has been an advisor to president biden. as deputy secretary of state under obama, he dealt extensively with the leaders in our hemisphere. in a few months, and despite difficulties of a pandemic, secretary blinken has worked hard to jumpstart those relationships. i know about how we can best work together, and particularly now as the united states hosts -- for the first time. like all of you come i am eager to what you has to say. i give you, secretary blinken. sec. blinken: united states government has contributed $2 million to covax which has provided safe and effective vaccines worldwide, including 6 million to latin america. we pledge another $2 million to covax for other countries to fulfill their pledges and we are working urgently with global partners on managing and supply to ensure there is enough vaccine for everyone everywhere. in addition to the united states has lent 4 million

yeah, well essentially what the bag you ministration appears to be doing is recognizing the fact that the german government really just want to back down on the street. they've been pretty, equally adamant that they want to go ahead with it. but it is a commercial venture that the government kind of has no business going in and pulling the rug from under it. and the bike administration appears to be now calculating that it is not work, major confrontation with germany over this project. it needs germany on its side for too many other issues, for instance, of forging a more common line towards china and is quite killing because, you know, we look at water. german officials have been staying behind the scenes of the last few months. they've been indicating that they don't think the bike and ministration really wants to push this into a major confrontation. and they seems to be showing that they were right. and they seem to want this show down over this project, at least as things stand now at the same time, right? so we can say they're still opposition of this. what hurdles remain for t

the white house that palestinians also have a right to peace and security so that by that that ministration at this stage facing its greatest crisis with regard to israel since it came to power basically trying to find what position it is going to adopt this may become more apparent in the next few days but at this stage it's one that attempts to create a balance between the 2 sides critics will say to create some balance where none exists whatsoever given the capabilities of the actors on the ground already mike hanna live for us in washington d.c. mike for the time being thank you let's bring in phyllis bennis she's a fellow at the institute for policy studies and she's the author of the book understanding the palestinian israeli conflict a primer and she joins us live via skype from washington d.c. phyllis so the u.s. even the u.n. are all calling for both sides to deescalate the crisis nobody seems to be listening is the by the ministration sitting on its hands here and why is the u.s. trying so carefully with israel. well i think that we have to be clear that the by the administration

i think the by the ministration are grappling with this is where do you put a viable palestinian state? there is not territory left to build it on. and how would you persuade israel to dismantle all those settlements in a be to be able to build a palestinian state? so for now, the bottom administration with lots of other foreign policy items on their agenda. no, they have to deal with this situation. but that way of dealing with it is just to keep that sees father we've had for a few days. now, cement that sees fall, make it stronger, make the lives of palestinians better, but not at this stage. push for a palestinian state. other players, as you say, the un secretary general saying no, you've got to deal with this. and other key european players saying the same thing . that strong statement of the un security council by the hour, a sham bastard, or just a couple of hours ago. my colleagues in new york say what she said, you've got to stop settlements now that must stop, that needs to be sorted and you've got to get back to a 2 state solution for now. words like that and not being heat

well the by did ministration is really the one that kind of responsible for this. in the under president probably they were too big losers under. america's foreign policy in the middle east moscow and iran with the maximum pressure economic campaign iran's activities maligned activities in the region were constrained since taking office the biden astray she has released upwards of 6000000000 dollars to the iranian regime now why would the iranians do this while frankly the dynamic over the last during the trip administration the middle east has been where it's becoming it's no longer so much about the arab israeli conflict or the palestinian question it's everybody versus it's iran versus everybody else and iran desperately needed to change the dynamic and have it revert back to the palestinian issue becoming coming to the forefront because that creates pull internal political pressure inside these arab countries and force them to back away from israel so iran wanted to make sure that hamas was in a position to put to attack israel so israel would counterattack and

of support for an exception in areas in the west bank for example so on the one hand the biden ministration attempting to change its language of planting to the. that there is a change in attitude towards israel at the same time repeating many of the past positions of the us department principle of which is that israel has a right to self defense but within congress as well there is some division the bulk of republicans still firmly defend israel and whatever it does there are a few particularly within president biden's own party who've expressed deep reservations about the latest round of israeli action and certainly about this mess of escalation of the conflict all right to mike hanna live in washington d.c. mike thank you let's bring in samir but darwin he's a contributor for plus 972 magazine which focuses on the israeli palestinian conflict he joins us via skype from somewhere so we last saw this level of violence back in 2014 didn't we end the fighting back then was sparked over jerusalem and the israeli prime minister once again orchestrated a full assault on gaza that distracted fro

and every president has the right to nominate their own people to serve on commission in their ministration. >> if there is not an agreement able to be reached on the george floyd justice in policing act, what is the president willing to do, what if this cannot go through? sec. psaki: that is not indication we have been given by negotiators who put out a joint statement yesterday indicating there was progress, and opportunity to move these negotiations forward and the president thought that was encouraging. >> what about the issue of qualified immunity? how does the president feel, and seymour more on the side of congressman clyburn who said let's take it out of him back or more on the side -- is he on the side of congressman who said let's take it out? let -- how does he feel? sec. psaki: -- he has a great deal of trust in congress woman bass and is looking forward to seeing what comes on those discussions. >> what percentage of the approximately 48 million rental units available the u.s., how many are covered under the election moratorium? sec. psaki: excellent question, i would have to t

is fulfilling the same project that the trumpet ministration when it moved the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem dividing ministration made clear that not only would they not move that embassy back but now that they're doing is they're overseeing the outcome of that mall which is the that that the saying to palestinians that you do not belong here this is not a real estate dispute this is a settler colonial condition where israel is removing need of palestinians to replace them with jewish zionist settlers. ministration is overseeing that move and making it seem as if this is an issue about gentrification and homelessness when in fact what's before us is that palestinians are becoming refugees and so i call on the by administration to to begin to be accountable they're part of the problem and if they do not want to be a part of the solution they certainly need to stop being a part of the problem and should be held to account by other 3rd parties and they were held to account many conflicts before such as their intervention in nicaragua such as their interventio

adamantly supported why do the question now will the biden ministration stay on the same political course for are to john. on the breaking news this evening the attorney for former convicted officer derek chauvin has filed a motion for a retrial citing jury misconduct the motion claims that shogun was denied due process when the court refused a request to change menu's this just one day now after a photo a merge of one of the jurors attending last year's march on washington donnie right there you're looking at a shirt that reads get your knee off our next show then was convicted on 2 counts of murder and one manslaughter charge in the death of george floyd. and still ahead we'll check in on the corona virus pandemic where the national vaccine campaign continues we've got a full report and analysis straight ahead then later in sports we're going to ham brain does a battle of the french open championship at the w t a madrid open and remember to keep up with all the latest news or catch up with anything you might have missed download the portable t.v. absolutely watch us whenever you want we

but the ministration does not have. the minute ministration does not have control over netanyahu he feels emboldened and i think he would take action if he thought it was quote in net in israel's national interests he could declare by the way in this interim period as a national emergency inside of israel and continue to rule indefinitely in order to engage iran and he has made it clear under no circumstances would iran that capability so i think it's going to be a very dangerous time between now and june always a dangerous time mike in that area of the world mike maloof george galloway thank you both for weighing in. thank you. all right still ahead we'll get the latest on the coronavirus right here in the u.s. florida taking steps to transition back to normal i'll tell you what they're doing then later the sports h.q. we're going to hammer takes us to a thriller of a match up in the quarterfinals of the madrid open remember to keep up with all the latest news or catch up with anything you might have missed download th

little bit too premature to answer that question however i think that the fact that the biden ministration has been talking about the fact that it's time to withdraw our 2 troops from afghanistan is part of that legacy again it's been 10 years since some of them laden was killed and it's really raised the question for a lot of people is what are we still doing in afghanistan it was an effort to retaliate against his role in the $911.00 attacks and after he was taken out arguably al qaida was listening as acutely weekends and they didn't have to they didn't suppose the same threat that they did when we went into afghanistan 10 years prior to that so it's really incredible when you think about it's been almost 20 years since the attacks of real love and 10 years since we pulled the raid on bin laden and yet our troops are still there i think a lot of people have a lot of questions about why we're still there and getting answers to those questions will ultimately impact the legacy and worry it's been talked about across multiple circles particularly as it relates to the point you just made th

debt to those economies and so that's why the trouble ministrations said that this is a little bit ofan issue because we keep spending and spending overseas you know forget about the manufacturing jobs and forget about all the other jobs that are you know take it away when that happens think about all the debt that we're now going to incur and we're staring at him periods of inflation and you can't really pay those dead it would be a sions that's where it becomes problematic for the american economy yeah a lot of concerns about inflation not a lot of talk about the debt there but now kristie up on the agenda today yellen says the u.s. is pushing to end the global race to the bottom on corporate taxes so what is the purpose of global minimum taxes. well the purpose is to essentially try to close all the tax loopholes that allow for american corporations to shift our names abroad the u.s. is now trying to take a 2 pronged approach towards its goal of implementing a wall wide minimum tax for corporations and the white house is trying to stop far from relocating their home operations to c

debt to those economies and so that's why the trouble ministrations said that this is a little bit of an issue because we keep spending and spending overseas you know forget about community factory jobs and forget about all the other jobs that are you know take it away when that happens think about all the debt that we're now going to incur and we're starting to periods of inflation and you can't really pay those dead it would be a sions that's where it becomes problematic for the american economy yeah a lot of concerns about inflation not a lot of talk about the debt there but now kristie up on the agenda today yellen says the u.s. is pushing to end the global race to the bottom on corporate taxes so what is the purpose of global minimum taxes. well the purpose is to essentially try to close all the tax loopholes that allow for american corporations to shift our names abroad the u.s. is now trying to take a 2 pronged approach towards its goal of implementing a wall wide minimum tax for corporations and the white house is trying to stop far from relocating their home operations to cou

the biden ministration says it's been working to get the oil flowing again by close of business tomorrow colonial will be in a position to make the full restart decision out but even after that decision is made it will take a few days to ramp up operations this pipeline has never been shut down before. to add to the problem panic buying analysts saw a 40 percent jump in demand on monday and experts say even if the pipeline is back up by this weekend problems could continue for a few weeks although the gasoline is trashed by the by the pipeline it still has to be trashed or trashed for a by. another us we're already having a tank wagon driver shortage of those contrary recross of the plant damage remember there are 30 percent fewer drivers today than there were in 2019. it's all pushing up the price for gas now at a 6 year high a potential unexpected bump in the road for an economy that was just starting to take off pedicle hain al-jazeera washington. time for a quick check of the headlines here on al-jazeera within the last few hours dozens of rockets have been fired from gaza into israe

yeah, well essentially what the biking ministration appears to be doing here is recognizing the fact that the german government really doesn't want to back down on the street . they've been pretty, equally adamant that they want to go ahead with it that it is a commercial. 2 venture that the government kind of has no business going in and pulling the rug from underage in a biking ministration appears to be. now calculating that it is not worth a major confrontation with germany over this project, it needs germany on its side for too many other issues. for instance, 14 or more common line towards china. and it's quite killing because, you know, if we look at water, german officials have been staying behind the scenes of the last few months. they've been indicating that they don't think the bike and ministration really wants to push this into a major confrontation. and this seems to be showing that they were right, and they seem to want this show down over this project at least as things stand now at the same time, right? so we can say there's still opposition to this. what hurdles rem

policy is about the same with perhaps slightly less enthusiasm on the bottom ministrations i said i have to ask you why is this happening now concerned we have seen peace in this region especially to this large scale always back in 2014 but definitely the 4 years under president trump why is this happening today 3 months is that anything to do with us or is there something else happening within the region. well i think a lot of things are happening right now that are coming together we've seen the tension between israel and hamas but let's not forget that the israelis are seen to be incapable of forming a government netanyahu has been unpopular at home is not able to form a government this is all in the course of broader context which maybe we'll talk about later of the ongoing talks in the vienna where the biden ministration is finding it so difficult task getting back into the j c p a way the iran deal with of course biden promised he would do we do know that and yahoo will pull out all stops the israeli government pull out all stops to prevent that from happening and so i think you ha

the minute ministration does not have control over netanyahu he feels emboldened and i think he would take action if he thought it was quote in net in israel's national interest he could declare by the way in this interim period it's a national emergency inside of israel and continue to rule indefinitely in order to engage iran and he has made it clear under no circumstances would iran that capability so i think it's going to be a very dangerous time between now and june always a dangerous time mike in that area of the world michael maloof george galloway banking both for weighing in. the conviction and garrick chauvin any upcoming trial of the 3 other former south there is accused in the death of george point has now. now reached the federal level will break it all down with our panel coming up and remember to keep up with all the latest news or catch up with anything you might have missed download the portable t.v. at saipan watch us whatever you want will be right back. how to read out of read i turn on the t.v. on the about the world of what's happened in the around me i see shows

firstly over that issue of vaccine peyton's being wasted in ideas suggested by the fight in the ministration and secondly over the fact that the us continues to have this export ban on the could be vaccines will start off with that peyton 1st this was an idea mooted by the by i didn't ministration last week they said you know what we can do is we can waiver the peyton's vaccines which will allow the vaccine production to be ramped up in other countries because the portuguese who have created ducks back scene would then be able to produce it it's an idea that the world health organization has welcomed but generally. welcoming this tool for me for me question in patent protection here is not the path that will lead us to more vaccines and better vaccines i have made it clear that i do not believe that there were even of patents is the solution to making vaccines available to more people. but could germany be left out on its own in the cold over this issue taking the opposite side to this was france's president michael who suggested that the idea of wavering vaccine peyton's could be a good ide

to get a statement on this ongoing conflict once again so the fight in the ministration and not only perhaps caught a bit short by of this eruption of conflict but also being pulled from many sides indeed in terms of clarifying what its position is with regards to israel biden says he wants to recalibrate the relationship that was intensely close under the trumpet ministration but as yet we have not seen any evidence or any tangible sign of exactly what this means all right mike hanna live for us there in washington d.c. mike thank you well here in secular journal antonio protective says restarting the peace process is needed to bring an end to the violence. international law applies to everybody without exception all member states are supposed to abide by the resolutions namely the resolutions really counsel and obviously the unity of the significance of the received extremely important instruments the recent incidents demonstrate how important it is to restart effectively the peace process because it's the only way i have a true believer that we need to promote a 2 state solution l

this is ministration has made clear what it wants to make its top priority is dealing with covert 19 is getting 70 percent of the population vaccinated by early july but the reality is is that even if joe biden doesn't want to get involved he is involved because historically the united states has given billions of dollars in military aid to israel add to that you have the previous administration that was very one sided with respect to its policy in the region very much favoring israel this is an administration that says it is going to listen to both sides that it sees the only path forward being a 2 state solution they've also spoken very candidly the white house press secretary saying that they believe when it comes to israel that the a vixens of palestinians have been working against the interests of trying to resolve this longstanding dispute and bring about peace so 2 this is ministration is looking for a path forward they're hoping that they can find deescalation diplomacy but at the same time this is not the priority that this administration wants to be working on right now a w

we have to remind our viewers that early on in the, by and ministration. the secretary of state antony blank and made a speech at the state department where he said that the sort of underpinning of the foreign policy in the united states would be a respect for human rights. and in fact, alexandria costs, cortez at the tail end of that tweet said that we have a responsibility to protect human rights. yet what she's saying is that this weapon cell is the exact opposite of what the, by the ministration promised to do. and so what we know, and all of this is this weapon sale is likely to move ahead. it is not time before this military operation by israel, specifically, but certainly the fact that it's happening at the same time is very bad optics for this administration. we should point out these weapons would not be immediately delivered. in fact, it would take months for these precision guided munitions to make their way to israel. but again, optics are everything and what the members is, the president's own democratic party are calling attention to is the f

but there are some areas where there can be some cooperation and you know, the by the ministration has extended the start agreement on nuclear forces with the russians for 5 years. i think they'd like to see some movement on further negotiations around nuclear arms control and also the by the ministration would really like to see the russians be more constructive on climate in the run up to the cop 26 summit coming up this fall. and there i expect there will be some engagement directly with well, let's talk about the situation, but i was at the moment on the 4th plain landing job. i'd have condemned this, this action as outrageous and put in and look, a circle are close allies will leave you as president, put more pressure on to you think who has not. that's right. but, but it's pretty clear that who was not involved in the decision to bring down this airliner. that was the other roost and lucas shank operating all by himself. i. i agree that who is in a very different perspective in terms of the response. but for me, the relationship between putting on lucas shanker is rather similar

does the white house does the buy the ministration sit down to give the. palestinians. in unison can 2 that in our reading. it's significant. and let's go straight live now to us said to secretary of state anthony blinking in there with his australian counterpart speaking at the white house being asked about the crisis in israel and gaza let's listen in. in vienna because of that finally according to diplomats the u.s. stopped the security council meeting due to morrow on the middle east why does the united states not see this as useful if indeed this is the case and for mr paine do you think a security council statement calling for the sation of hostilities in the middle east and urging respect for international law from both sides could be useful and if not why not thank you. thank you that is a masterful demonstration of the art of. packing in a few questions to one. and i'm happy to start up a few things as. as i noted earlier we have been deeply and actively engaged across the board with israeli counterparts palestinian counterparts partners throughout the region.

a few weeks ago he was insisting the cap would stay at $15000.00 as established by the trumpet ministration but now in a memorandum to the department of state he says that this cap will be lifted to $62.00 and a half 1000 now he says the change of mind came because the $15000.00 figure that he'd agreed to was always an indefinite one and that he was going to take further advice from colleagues and various departments about that particular figure but the major reason in all likelihood is the immense pressure that was brought to bear by members of his own democrat party there was absolute fury at the fact that president biden chose to stick with that 15000 cap but now you've got a cap of 62500 but there's a caveat with that the president says that in all possibility this cap will not be reached by the end of this fiscal year which is october simply because he says there is not enough staff in departments like homeland security this is says is a consequence of the previous administration's pruning of various departments so although the cap has been increased the president saying that it may no

good to have you with us so how much of a coherent policy do you think the biden and ministration has at this point in how to tackle these very palestinian issue is not coherent policy that we need to talk about but the lopsided policies of all the u.s. administrations from one until today. israeli occupied palestinian land still occupying and the next in palestinian land killing palestinians they signed a peace deal with the palestinians in 1993 and nothing worse implement that from it and israel continued your annex palestinian land and occupying palestinian homes the latest was. a. situation where the israelis were great but replace the palestinian. residents or cheered by with the new settlers who are coming over their homes so i mean the us policy is not very well norman and nothing has changed since 948 even 30 the us government refused to allow it for the security council condemning the israeli actions in and palestine let me jump in here and bring in these really narrative they say the bad having to impose a more order situation because palestinian protesters are throwing ston

the public works in ministration tennessee valley authority i don't want to exaggerate how much of that there really well but there was some of that i regularly use parks that were built by the c.c.c. and you know in the upper midwest in truly neat there's no there's no actual job creating direct public sector infrastructure building vines agenda that i can see it's all this infrastructure plan if it gets through course it's going to be watered down by joe manchin republicans. does not involve direct you know public. good job. biden even in his in his speech claiming to be sort of progressive is only talking about bringing tax progressively back to the era of george w. bush he wants i think what 40 percent tax on the upper income brackets george w. bush before reagan it was in the seventy's it tapped up of the top tax bracket and under f.d.r. and during world war 2 was in the 90th percentile so it's nothing remotely close to that probably the most remarkable thing that came out of the new deal from mike respected in a previous life i was a labor historian on this is really critical piec

leave any what if anything has changed for the binding of ministration? very briefly, if you can well, the by ministration, today, med family members off the ploy family. they are struggling when it comes to racial inequality with congress right now. but the hopes are that they will be able to pass this bill as soon as in june corresponded oliver in minneapolis. then thank you very much already the other day is almost done, but the conversation continues online and you will find that on twitter or other s d w news, you can follow me as well. thank you very much for joining us on the day. the news the news news . the news. the news, the news, the news ah. these places in europe are smashing records. step into a all the plane, sure. the treasure map for the modern globetrotters discover some of us a record breaking on july due to no fault. so we book form, i'm agreeing you feel worried about the furniture? we to neil, post up on the green fence post. to me. we need to change the solutions or alpha. join me for a deeper into the green transformation to me to

the problem with the credibility of the trouble ministration. that even when they said things that were correct or worthy of investigating people still kept their distance, it was something of a boy who cried wolf situation that donald trump created. of course, not only on donald trump, and it should be said as we heard him report that accidents happen all the time. and this could very easily simply be one of them. not because a conspiracy, not because of a bio weapon or anything sinister, but just because humans as we heard in the report or follow ok, but i us investigation whatever it finds. not just another brick in the wall of antagonism between the united states and china. oh, very much so, and we should see this in the bigger political contacts at the u. s. and china are in a great power game right now, joe biden, and his ministration have made no secret that china is their number one foreign policy challenge. viewing china as a threat in some areas, a competitor in some areas and trying to see it as a partner in other areas like climate c

increasing it from the trumpet ministrations initial 15000 limit biden also announced the goal is to admit 125000 refugees by the year 2022. and here's a weird story for you amazon is now polling its drivers about their bathroom habits this week multiple drivers shared screenshots of recent polls they were sent by the company it's apparently in response to some reports in the past alleging drivers were urinating and bottles while driving due to the time constraints of their job one driver says the root of the problem is that drivers don't have enough time to make all those deliveries. or let's head over to regina campus for take you know regina it was a comeback of sorts on the men's side of the madrid open it was the of the men's and women's we had the wins or the tour number 3043 counties record all you have not had that luck lost in the round sixteen's are sort of it was out of the round at 32 the miami open in just a week ago with your from is still open with an injury so the japanese players faced off in the 1st round he hoped it would at least be a little bit easier of the time

the trumpet ministration resisted efforts to suspend patents on covert 19 vaccines but president joe biden chose a different tack the word from u.s. trade representatives was extraordinary times call for extraordinary measures the move was welcomed by many in a tweet the head of the world health organization described it as monumental the proposal already had the backing of some 100 countries in the world trade organization proponents say suspending patents on coronavirus vaccines will boost production in less wealthy countries and fast track an end to the global pandemic but pharmaceutical companies criticized the proposal they say the decision will lead to more disruption and stifle innovation in the future the european union has said it's willing to discuss the issue with the u.s. but european commission president it was a lot fun the line said in the meantime rich countries could do more to distribute the vaccine that they already have in the short run however recall upon all vaccine producing countries to allow exports and to avoid measures that disrupt supply chains the patent

country now listen to the key criticisms being leveled by the bible ministration and go back to seeking a 2 state solution conflict on the b, w. 9. 143 in rome. when the nazis began deporting italian jews thickness spread like wildfire in one of the cities hospital. a true story of deception, a deadly disease. and an ingenious rescue mission syndrome. ah, the the little guys, this is the 77 percent the platform for african due to the issues. share ideas you know, just so i know we are not afraid to katherine's delicate. the african population is really young. people clearly have the solutions that, you know 77 percent. now every weekend on dw, the, what a fire in itself is not an aim. your government has the intention of allowing yourself in palestinian state to be creative. does it the palestinians refusing again to come from that goes with a violent confrontation between israel and the palestinians has gone into its 2nd week with sudden mounting around the world at the high number of civilian deaths, especially in gossip. i guess this week from jerusalem is michael freeman, policy adv