molly: over 9,500. fred: in eight countries? molly: in eight countries.t in a global problem, melching says, but a lesson that development works best from the inside out. for the "pbs news hour," i'm fred de sam lazaro in dialakoto, senegal. amna: and a reminder that fred's reporting is a partnership with the under-told stories project at the university of st. thomas in minnesota. geoff: and that is. -- and that is the "news hour" for tonight. i'm geoff bennett. amna: and i'm amna nawaz. on behalf of the entire "news hour" team, thank you for joining us. >> major funding for the pbs "news hour" has been provided by. >> on an american cruise lines journey, along the colombia and snake rivers, travelers retrace the route forged by lewis and clark more than 200 years ago. american cruise line's fleet of modern riverboats travel through american landscapes to historic landmarks, where you can experience local customs and cuisine. american cruise lines, proud sponsor of "pbs news hour." >> the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions, and friends

i, molly shannon, get really nervous.d ready to go live because whitney wasn't there. >> yes. whitney -- i wanted whitney in the mary katherine gallagher sketch. it was a christmas skesh. they said you're never going to get whitney houston. she won't be in a mary katherine gallagher. can you be in it? you have to try to outsing me. i'll do it. but then the night of the show, she wasn't there. and i was -- i was panicked. and so they had to get anna dressed up to do whitney's part. then at the last second -- >> she is so great. >> five seconds before we went on, whitney showed up. she came out and she killed it. >> she really nailed i. >> she nailed it. it was a classic sketch. at the end, she was surrounded by a crowd of people. she saw me. she was like, molly, girl, you're crazy. and she was so sweet. >> what about the kick, stretch, and your 50 and proud. why can't i -- >> sally o'malley. >> sally o'malley. >> look at her. >> oh my gosh. >> could you still do these moves, molly? >> i can still do that but i would have t

molly, is there some big grand meaning to come out of this?ights break out, they boo our national anthem. put your analysis on this. i'm trying to find meaning from this. >> absolutely i think there's meaning here. it made me so proud as an american to see the whistle blows and the guys take off their gloves and go for it. it's like things we haven't seen since the 1980s, this pride in the country. and canada, i understand that trump said some mean things about them and wants to take them over. they should remember that we're responsible for their security and that they have been good friends, but this is disruptful. i think like america is back and it's not just trump and vance, it's down to the hockey players. >> greg: you know loftus, does this remind you of the bump fights in the shelter? >> yep, i had some flashbacks. >> greg: was it hard for you watch? >> it was. >> greg: it was hard, wasn't it? you know what is interesting in nobody gets hurt. >> hockey dudes know how to fight. this was great. a long time coming. i love our brothers and

reporters like me and molly fell down on the job.the big story that was out there with all of this government spending on stuff that the public hates. this is the biggest story right now because elon musk is out there saying we give money to some of the most bizarre things and it is your money, the taxpayer people are outraged. obviously we start cutting like rural georgia people but get mad. but overall i do not see riots in the streets over thousands of dollars going to transgendered and dance festivals in bangladesh i just do not see that but maybe you guys can tell me. >> the first so i think elon musk going to point this out gitsrelentlessly negative covere most of the press thanks he broke twitter and spews things that are not true but on this point, is it fair to say that we have not covered waste, for an abuse it seems like it's come up in every campaign in the last 40 years. >> i think we covered the big picture of the debt and the deficit. especially at the wall street journal on a very consistent a very rigorous basis. but

editor in chief of the federalist, mollie hemingway. he's always the funniest guy in the soup kitchen. founder of studio test.com, michael lofton. and she's got a baby on board and won't be ignored. new york times best selling author and fox news contributor kat. tom, i like all the layers you're wearing today. i count 16. >> oh. >> yes, i know. i like to layer up greg. >> yeah. it's true, it's true. you know, you like to help people. i've noticed that. and you have liberal friends, do you? if you felt that they could take your advice, what would you give them? >> well, i give them to them all the time through this show, greg, because i know liberals and conservatives are like, watch the king of. late night, greg gutfeld. >> thank you. >> but i think you are harsh on margaret brennan. >> really? >> she knows. >> her history. >> she knows the nazis weaponized free speech. yes. i'm also a student of history. you know what else the nazis did? they. they tried to prevent the von trapp children from singing about their favorite things. they

this is unbelievable. >> shannon: mollie, i could see itching to respond. >> mollie: we have had thisy in europe where people have enabled a war that has been absolutely catastrophic to the people of ukraine. we see images of the war in gaza all the time and how horrific that is. we haven't gotten a lot of media coverage. there have been a million casualties in ukraine, with no plan for actual success or ending to that work prior to trump coming in and saying we need to stop the carnage, we need to help ukraine rebuild. all of this outsized rhetoric i think is what people are really wanting to move away from. caring about america's interests and saying we cannot be the world's piggy bank anymore, that europe actually has to care about his defense, that's not something that just donald trump has said. you had obama secretary of defense say the same thing during his presidency, and things just need to finally happen. >> juan: the united states had to go into europe in world war ii to fight the nazis and right-wing extremists. nationalism has a real cost for us as americans. we have to g

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katie benner, molly jong-fast, barb mcquade. my thanks to you guys for getting us started. and when we come back, one of the many issues that almost jeopardized pete hector's nomination was his lack of qualifications and experience. now reality is setting. in for republicans, and later, vice president jd vance takes the maga megaphone. >> to munich. how he. >> turned the security conference into a scolding of european leaders. the 11th hour just getting underway on this friday night. >> hi, grandma. i played baseball today. >> oh that's great. >> what position. >> did you play? >> first base. >> that's a great grandpa. >> used to play. >> when our hearing wouldn't allow us to use a regular phone, it made. us feel isolated. >> it became difficult. >> to communicate with our friends and family. >> clear captions was. >> an. easy solution for us. >> clear captions provides captions on a phone. like captioning on your tv so you can see what the caller is saying live as they say it. >> making it. >> easy to understand and respond immediately. >> there is no insurance or medicare

and think of it as a big real estate site, united states is going to own it. >> molly?the statement about not wants palestinians to go back, palestinians many don't want to leave. and the surrounding ha arab nations have pushed back on trump's suggestion, beyond the necessity of getting hostages out, including american hostages, dozens believed to be alive, there is also the question of hamas, who seems to be very much entrenched if any of the public shows they put on in recent releases of hostages show they are still a force on the ground what left of the ground. there is so much to do. before the idea of rebuilding. >> a bargain needs to be -- some middle ground. trump is searching for long-term stability in the region. moving on, for years, u.s. army was built with one motto in mind. >> we do more before 9 a.m., than most people do all day. >> be all that can be ♪ ♪ -- find your future in the army ♪ ♪ >> now there is that, but under joe biden being all you can be meant, going woke in army naturally suffered as a result. in 2023 branch missed recruitment goal by 15 th

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miranda, rich and molly thank you. >> we have news to report. there was a delta flight it was going from minneapolis to toronto, that is an upside down plane it flipped over upside down, flight 4819. delta flight, 80 people are onboard, this is the miraculous part, we have a report that of 80 board, 8 have been injured, one critical we don't have a report of anyone having died on that plane. it is delta flight 4819 from minneapolis to toronto pearson airport. landed -- if that is the right word at about 2 :57 eastern time. and you can see the result of that flip over. 8 injured, one critical, the numbers might change but for the moment, there are no deaths -- now there are three critical injuries we're hearing according to local ambulance services in canada, one male patient in his 60, one female in her 40s and one pediatric. we wish them god's speed. >> will the house pass one big beautiful bill? (♪) (♪) what took you so long? i'm sorry, there was a long line at the thai place. you get the sauce i like? of course! you're the man! i wish. the fu

. >> molly jong-fast, special correspondent. >> for vanity fair and an msnbc contributor. and barbara mcquade, a veteran. federal prosecutor and. >> former united states attorney. >> for the eastern. district of michigan. her new book, attack from. >> within how disinformation is sabotaging america. >> is out now. i am speechless. >> rarely happens as. >> the three. >> of you know me. >> so well. >> with what's transpiring. i'm relieved to have. the three of you here. >> barb. >> let's start with you. you know. >> the law. you know the process. >> let's talk. >> about that motion. >> to dismiss that was filed just a few hours ago. i want to talk about judge dale ho and his role in whether or not this case gets dismissed against eric adams. >> judge ho. >> clerked for the. >> southern district. >> of new york, as well as the new york court of appeals, the highest court in the state of new york. >> there's going to. >> be a hearing. >> right. >> barb. >> about what. >> is going on behind the. >> scenes here. well, it's quite possible, katie. you know, there's a rule of crimi

molly, i was trying to find what the number was before.llion is a lot of money. so i know president trump is arguably worth $6 billion or $7 billion. >> it could be a strategy.op cohigh and hope you get half. it is another one of those negotiating plans. for me when i look at this, i don't love the idea of politicians pressuring news organizations to write in certain ways and kind of just broadly -- i have concerns about that. but i also have concerns whatco cbncs did and how the editing wa done. in the way thenday ty presentedn the two ways and got called out for it happened too and kind of blatant. but as this goes forward, the fcc, which is interesting, theyd have both conservatives an td liberals. they tried to get a fair board to look at these things does have a point about the difference between broadcasting and cable. i but i think probably whatti ciconcerns me is politicians coming after news organizations and that potentially raising concerns. i have questions about that. >> charly, i understand what molly says. but you need to sa

david: mollie is the only one living in dc and seeing what's going on.ive us the color of the neighborhood. >> yeah, people are frenzies bed they and getting high salaries and amazing benefits packages and work from home and in some cases not doing a ton of work. some people work very hard for the federal government. a lot of people don't. there's panic there and i agree with what rich is saying and shows why congress needs to assert its authority here too. they were the ones responsible for the bloated unconstitutional administrative state growing and they need to be part of the solution and need to support this by working with the president on tightening up this game david: i haven't yet seen, sticking with molly and seeing trump step in and use all the political capital to swat the behinds for republicans not getting in line with one beautiful bill. >> yeah, he wants to get his all of his nominees confirmed and needing to work with them. >> it's a little ambiguous and have congress pass it and that ends the legal problem. david: yeah, yeah. >> why on

mollie hemingway.ch of these critics be concerned about that isn't necessarily the access to the data, which the irs already has? >> i think the big issue here is we are finally having a fight that's been 100 years in the making. we have a constitution that has three branches of government. congress is the most important first one, than the executive and judiciary. over the last 100 years, we built at this unconstitutional branch of government that enforces the laws -- the bureaucracy. democrats are president, that bureaucracy goes well and helps them, and when republicans are president, it works as a fight against them. the question is can you have a constitutional system of government with this unaccountable, unelected fourth branch of government? we will see how it ends up, but that's what it's about. that's what democrats are freaking out about it and why trump has chosen this battle. >> 92% of those in d.c. voted for kamala harris, meaning those are the ones that believe in the bloat, the bureaucr

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instead it is it sounds great and looks beautiful. >> reporter: molly tuttliest first tried out an ash. then a red iron bark. >> such a cool idea not only for the sustainability reasons which is obviously like a huge part of it. but i think it is cool for me as a guitar player. i want to play guitars that are made of all sorts of different woods. >> reporter: woods that provide a strong new voice in an ever changing world. >> brilliant idea. love that story. >>> now, let's go to our first alert weather to talk about the sun we have been seeing today. >> and more of it in store. and we are only a month away from the first day of spring. >> uh-huh. >> it is right around the corner. it will feel aprilish as we head into the weekend. we have all sorts of good news. now we are in the opposite pattern. it is not like the storms have gone away. take a look at the satellite view from space. there are still a bunch of storms lined up over the pacific. while they will be moving generally from west to east, the storm track is being nudged a little bit further to the north. so those storms will ai

and molly, the incident took place in an abandoned side for many operators by a chinese company. local authorities say the search for more victims is ongoing. molly is one of africa's leading gold produces and mining sites a regularly the scene of deadly land slides have accidents. at least one person has been killed in the southern us state of kentucky following flash flooding. the kentucky's main highway was closed because of a land slide with water level was approaching record high levels of pharmacies of issued flooded warnings from pumps of arkansas, tennessee, and west virginia. as a powerful store moves across the region. ok, you're opposite a mess. it from the pocket. don't forget, of course our website. obviously we don't come much more. all of our top stories. the news continue. see what happens here. most of the women make side stay with us for the the afternoon. democratic nations justified this kind of behaviors. collateral damage has collateral damage. that's why we all team is leading to what we're seeing that will allow me to push back for a moment is a new assist

so molly, or somebody was color nies by 2 countries. they tonya, and the come cut, the lower part of the country headquarters in mogadishu, on the british coal cut the up upside bordering the golf, providing that then was called the british, somebody lined at this time of independence. so my land actually gained independence, fussed on the 26th of june, 190160 after the gained independence, though i immediately recognized by such as 6 countries on the 1st day of july, 1900. on 60, so malia mogadishu to gain the independence of the country as much as one us. so my the to create a fit that ations on the time z y a country that believe that so my layout was much larger. they believe if you look at the flag, they are fives. does it presenting each of the areas which they think should be? so my, the 3 pages you would need to include notes on, father of kenya. really fluid. oh, good. then in the new york area and of course somebody land on so mind yates of.

. >> molly. emerging markets economist at j.sin sustainable asset management joins me now. molly grerocal tariffs, which emerging market economies are at the greatest risk of being impacted by these tariffs. >> if you look at it at the. economy level. >> the economy. >> is at our most exposed, most exposed in terms of exports to. >> the us. >> or mexico. >> vietnam and. >> but mexico. >> also is in. >> the usmca. >> so many of the tariffs rates. >> are actually lower than what it appears to. be in terms of the overall tariffs. we are looking. >> at vietnam. >> which is exposed to the. >> us by 25% or more than 20% of its. >> exports to gdp. >> so we are talking about, you know, a pretty substantial exposure. >> and what about india? the tariff rate differential is pretty vast there i believe about ten percentage points. so what does india stand to lose if these reciprocal tariffs come into play? >> india exports a lot of pharmaceuticals electronics. >> to the us. >> so if you look at the. >> rate at. >> which india charges. >> t

for the latest, let's go to molly hunter. so many developments over the weekend. >> reporter: that's right. so many developments, and a flurry of diplomatic activity at the end of last week and over the weekend. according to two sources familiar w with the negotiation as you mentioned, u.s. secretary of state marco rubio and michael waltz and steve witkoff are heading to saudi arabia for meetings with russia. they laid out four priorities, a permanent end to the war, a diplomatic end to the war, integration and changes to aid for ukraine. what's not clear is when ukraine and allies will be invited to the table. ukrainian president zelenskyy was asked about the negotiations. take a quick listen. >> can you accept any peace deal that is cut without ukraine? >> no. >> do you feel like you have a seat at the table right now? >> i not only count on it, i'm sure that we have to be there. >> and the secretary of state seemed to soften the language saying of course ukraine and europe will be involved in any negotiations. nbc news is

and now, molly, you've got democrats trying to sound.on someone like vote heading the omb. now he's serving as the director for the cfpb. talk to us about the dangers that someone like him heading both and whether that is, you know, customary. >> so what we're. >> seeing here. >> is the central tenant of project 2025. >> which is. >> dismantling the administrative state. right. taking the federal government, stripping it for parts, doing what elon did to twitter, to. >> the federal government. >> and i think it's important to realize that part of this and where vought really comes into it, is that part of this is about not letting about the president having much more power over the federal government. so things that are were meant to be not part of not, you know, to be nonpartisan, to be just a sort of, you know. bureaucracy filled with nonpartisan. >> bureaucrats. >> those kind of things will now be arms of the presidency. and that means that trump has a lot more power. it means that it will be much harder for, you know, sort of just pu

-- also found 14 million for social cohesion in molly. mercenaries and plagued by ancient ethnic for. not to mention landmines, torture, sexual violence and child marriage. i'm sure that fatima millar is just what molly needs to be socially cohesive. and 2 million to help kosovo and egypt recycle. we don't even recycle here. what, are we just buying them blueprints? which is bound to be jesus out of kosovo and now we are telling them to recycle? in the report this is the government is already nearly a trillion dollars in the hole for the year. democrats should not fight this. their choice, bill and al, were for joe schmit before -- was cool. >> mr. president, if you want to know why government does not work, look behind you. the answer is at least partly on those forklifts. [applause] is this the way it has to be? well, the good news is that it does not have to be this way. we can cut it for medically. we can downsize government 512%. reducing the bureaucracy by 252,000 positions. >> jesse: so what are democrats doing? sheryl crow says sh

for the latest on this, let's go to molly hunter. molly, good morning. there were a lot of moving parts and a lot of developments over the weekend. >> reporter: a lot of moving parts. and i think we'll see a very busy day today, jessica. marco rubio has just arrived in saudi arabia in the last hour. you see him getting off the plane right there. no word on meeting timing yet, though. national security advisor mike waltz and envoy steve witkoff are expected to join rubio. any deal would include permanently ending the war and changes to u.s. aid to ukraine. but ukraine says, as you mentioned, jessica, they have not been invited to these discussions. our kristen welker asked volodymyr zelenskyy over the weekend. take a listen. >> can you accept any peace deal that is cut without ukraine? >> no. >> do you feel like you have a seat at the table right now? >> i not only count on it, i'm sure that we have to be there. >> ukraine doesn't feel like they have a seat at the table. european allies, jessica, feel like they have been excluded from the first round of t

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thanks, molly.vernment that seeks to erase and minimize and kill you. >> i do not want to be here. it is my day off. i don't want to spend an hour applying glitter on my face so that you will hear and see me. >> dana: emotions running high at a city council meeting in worcester, massachusetts, they look to become a sanctuary city for transgender people. want to show you a little more of this for everybody at home. watch. >> you say that you are afraid of trump and that's why you don't want the city to be a space -- safe space for trans people? you better prepare for trans people to make this a very unsafe space. >> i'm shaking right now. i don't want to be here. i'm sorry, am i taking too long pleading for my life? >> dana: kennedy. >> what a gift. i didn't think we would see tape like that this morning. sure, my only hope for worcester is the fun drag queens and not the drama queens. watching that city council meeting i know it lasted for several hours. that must have been absolutely exhausting. it

in hello everyone i am molly line along with by benton, joey jones. welcome to the big special edition of the big we can show up at the big story tonight president trump is making history becoming the first sitting president to attend the super bowl before hit the big game the president joined bret baier for exclusive interview talking about football, the economy and of course doge as the cost-cutting agency has a new target. clubs are going to go to the military but let's check the military we are going to find a billions, hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud and abuse. >> trump was quickly reshaping g the federal bureaucracy. the administration confirms at least 65000 federal workers have accepted the white house different resignation program after a judge push the deadline to tomorrow parade that is just the start as president trump told fox he also has its eyes on the education department to go along with this in military spending cuts. lucas tambo sims at the white house tracking all of this for us. >> good evening, molly. by all accounts it'

allison the did the just the molly's military junk has confirmed the depths of 25 people in an attack in the northeast government ambushed a convoy escorted by molly and soldiers near the city of go on friday. at least 13 people were injured. armed forces say they killed 19 of the attackers and wounded for no group has claimed responsibility. sedans is 0, state is home to what is considered one of the largest agricultural projects in the world. the 0 scheme lies between the banks of the blue and the white nile rivers in southeastern sedan. but decades of bad policy and mismanagement, have stripped farmers of the benefits of the irrigation scheme. officer as mohammed vile reports from one madonna, a jointed system of canals blinking life to an otherwise bantam area. the disease scheme used as a good opportunity to educate nearly a 1000000 heck tales of exceptionally fet, to soil, in se i'm so then the also used to be the backbone of 2 times economy. almost all of the major projects and sit down with funded permits. when you, when hardships into certification struck the region, this pro

mine has collapsed in western. molly kelly, at least 48 people, emergency services and volunteers are still searching for survivors. the bundle the site was formerly used by a chinese firm. it's the 2nd major incident of its kind in molly this year, which is one of africa's leading gold producers. and is really drawn, strikers killed, at least the 3 people in southern lebanon, several others were injured from the miss. i'll hit a car and the time i was also israel says it targeted a senior has ball or come under liberties. military media also report that a woman was killed by has really gone 5 in a separate incident. the cease fire has been in place and 11 on since the end of november. but the government is accused is where the forces of multiple violations of the european need is a good to meet in paris on monday to address the war in ukraine, off to a us post to end the conflict. so europe sidelined french president to remind me of my. com is hosting the emergency meeting in response to washington's initiative u. k. prime minister german chancellor, i've had of nato are all expected

you hottest attack in molly that targeted the convoy of molly's minister of higher education on thursday. the group affiliated with al qaeda is reported to be responsible for the assault. that's a med new accusations. large that usa id for supporting terrorist activities in africa. turns out there's a, there's a get out of to get out of sponsoring terrorism free card at usaid, which is that usa cannot directly provide funding to terrace groups. but their contractors are not required under the grant agreement to go through those, you know, oh, fax style, those counter terrorism financing. if the bank did it, you would go directly to jail. do not pass. go, do, you know, do not have liberty again for the next 20 years of your life. but if usa does it, it's completely legal right now. and so this is how you have usaid giving, you know, they just last week a $122000000.00 to isis. so, you know, we found, you know, they, they fund all the terrace groups in pakistan. they fund the, you know, the terrace groups in the, in this a, how in africa. all right, let's cross now to our, to correspond to

the death of 25 people in an attack in the northeast government on bush to convoy, escorted by molly and soldiers near the city of gal on friday. at least 13 people were injured, armed forces, se they killed 19 of the attackers and wounded for no group has claimed responsibility. or some new joe might have the freedom fighter who led in the media to independence has died of the age of 95. the jo, my became the 1st president of that media in 1990 until the step down in 2005. it was known as a father of the nation, delayed an armed struggle to win the media's freedom from apartheid era, salsa. the former president died in a private hospital in the capital, vin, doke, and nigeria, the indigenous people of the offer. i have taken a case to the supreme court, demanding their designation as a terrible be lifted. the separatist schools known as ip will be april, wants independence on line that's in a dozen nigerian space, a 3 years civil war, west font over the region when if you need latch raise acad independence. in 1967, the government designated a group, a terrible thing. 2017 accusing

we've got signs of molly web pushing into a chart. i ran to the korean peninsula and eventually it to japan for the next couple days. at the moment though, we still have this winning tree bloss. i'm moss night with a full cost pull out japan, the loan windsor. continuing here that you go home, she will see more significant snow full as we go through sunday, pushing up into kind of how does that dry weather into the korean peninsula? i think the pacing is the temperature c hovering around freezing at the moment, but since it gets loud to spots it to push into central pause, temperatures lifting as we go through the next dial to double fix that for we have 456 celsius over to was northern parts of china, and we'll stay some temperatures in, so getting a little less to freezing as we go once through the next style set about freezing. by the time we come to tuesday, what's the weather will push this way? and as it turns mazda, but notice a snow at last, retreating from japan, i'm sure be welcome, sunshine coming for your heaven forbid. ha

and then -- >> molly ringwald. >> yeah, molly ringwald, sorry.ided to bear her mastectomy scars. i think all of these ways show us the elastic definition of reclaiming. and, i think, too -- i also have had my own -- my own experiences. first of all, i think as the show goes on we will talk to experts and every day people and i'm also probably going to do my own reclaiming, you know, on the show, who knows. maybe a rapper who put me in their song as a lyric. >> exactly. reclaim that. >> exactly. so we'll see. but, you know i'm very grateful for the opportunity and it's -- it's been interesting. >> you're one of the most thoughtful people and a great person to sit down and have a cup of tea with, so i can only look forward to doing it on a podcast, moen can a. >> i hope you will come on, savannah. >> anytime. >> thank you for having me so much. >> the podcast is called "reclaiming" and it's available wherever you get your podcasts. carson, over to you. >>> we have a lot more coming up including the eagles own saquon barkley. great birthday present,

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. >> international correspondent molly hunter joins us now.ght, president trump wasn't able to say what russia should give up in talks to end the war. vice president vance is expected to meet with ukraine's president zelensky. what do we expect? >> ana? >> that's right. and i actually just i listened to us. >> vice. >> president vance's full speech earlier today. it just ended about an hour ago. and importantly, i thought in that speech, he really. >> didn't. >> speak that much about ukraine. we know this meeting has happened with ukraine, happening with ukrainian president zelenskyy. sometime today we do not have a time for that. but he actually spoke so much more about europe. ana. he spoke about free speech. he talked about how european leaders are running in fear of their own voters. on what he described was europe's threats from within. and interestingly, he said top of mind. and he really kind of switched the conversation to mass migration, he said, was kind of his biggest fear, really not talking about ukraine now in the last couple of

molly ball. former congressman tom malinowski, he tweeted a number of legislative options. congress has to to to attempt to prevent some of these steps for things like not appropriating money to remove u.s. troops from europe, things like that. but we've seen the republican controlled congress bend to pretty much everything trump wants to do, with a few occasional dissenters. is there any indication that congress would stand in the way? >> no, i don't think so. i think i think what we saw with the senate debate over ukraine aid about a year ago, that while there are more senior republican senators who are quite disturbed by what trump is doing, the younger generation, which at that time a year ago was led by senator jd vance, takes a very different view of this conflict and a very different view of the u.s. role in the world, and a very different view of the transatlantic relationship. and so, uh, you know, you have an administration that megan is exactly right. he was very clear about this during the campaign, that he did not endorse the biden administration's strategy of

area of science and you look at the same question of whether a genet and you go to countries such as molly, and you will discover that the people called the dog gone, had knowledge in the ops. in fact, those who are in the business of looking at the african history through anthropology and through history such as the great senegalese check on that the up . i was told that the, the, the top gone was some of the must of astronomy before europe and america, if i recognize how the galaxies, why organized the dog gone wild, ready, organized, and was capable of articulating this things in a manner that confounded the world. how can we use the drug on for the purpose of using non traditional knowledge for ensuring that africa ease how to grow in a unique months and when, therefore, we talk about the value of it, the rigidity, the value of di foster, the and the essence of those things combined as being critical to africa development. we are not for any one minute drive and to romanticize history, we are not for any one minute trying to be sent to mental about history. we are confronting a very co

so molly, or somebody was color nies by 2 countries. they signed in concord, the lower part of the country headquarters in mogadishu, on the british concord, the up upside bordering the golf, providing that then was called the british, somebody lined at this time of independence. so my land actually gained independence. fussed on the 26th of june, 1900 on 6 picked out after the gained independence, though i immediately recognized by such as 6 countries on the 1st day of july, 1900 on 60 so malia will get this show to gain the independence on the country as much as one us, so my the, to create affiliate ations. and at the time they was a country that believe the somalia was much larger. they believed if you look at the flag, they are fives. does it presenting each of the areas which they think should be? so my, the 3 pages you would need to include notes on fargo, kenya, through the food. oh, good. then in this book the, and of course somebody land on. so mind yates of that is the country code. so my idea, but we also know that somebody