mr. biden's popularity have reached this plan, and now an abstention vote has been issued. in your opinion , is the issue of the resolution humanitarian in practice? how long was the break? really , what we saw at least on the scene, in the square in gaza, practically, we have a certain outcome of this resolution. we saw that it was just two or three days ago that the attack on ashfa hospital took place, an attack that was fully supported by the americans, that is, when american reporters asked mr. biden himself, the president of the united states, whether you, like the israeli army, believe that down ashfa hospital is the headquarters of hamas, mr. biden said yes, and even the reporter 's news was very interesting. when he asked if you have any documents for this claim , he said that i can't tell you, which means that it was clear that he didn't have any documents for this story or even the spokesperson of the pentagon and other american media who were talking about this lie in the first days,

so, what mr. biden thinking about was that if he now shows 100% support for the shahnista regime, as he has shown throughout the history of his work as a politician, the financial resources for mrs. akwan's voice will be cut off. i have a final question. i ask you too mr. abbasi, what do you think? didn't biden foresee that he would face this amount of pressure from the public opinion that he would lose his interests in the elections? probably, the analysis of mr. biden and his government was that foreign policy is naturally like other things, as we always the discussion we are having now in the analysis of the american atmosphere is contrary to what is said a lot, that the foreign policy discussion does not have much effect on the american elections in general , that is, when they go, they ask the american voters what is your priority for voting for a candidate. first they say, for example, the economy, then the problem the weapon of the border crisis mentions various issues, for example, the fourth or

going to pennsylvania, former president trump leading in the poll over mr. biden, 44%. ona, 40 9%-40 4%. and then showing a lead for president biden, the only state of the swing states that the poll took, a 47% lead for joe biden, 45% for mr. trump. this story from the new york times goes on to say discontent halting with a majority of voters say mr. biden's policy of personally hurt them. the survey also revealed the extent to which the multiracial and multi general coalition elected mr. biden is fraying. demographic group that backed mr. biden by landslide margins are normal -- now more closely contested as two thirds of the electorate sees the country moving in the wrong direction, deciding that voters over 30 favor mr. biden by only one percentage point. and his advantage at the top of mr. trump's edge in the rural region. when it comes to this idea of a rematch between president biden and former president trump, is that something you support or oppose? again, (202) 748-8000 for democrats. republicans, (202) 748-8001. independents (202) 748-8002. let's hear from one

they defend and what mr. biden, or what mr. blinken is consulting and following at the regional level , has dangerous dimensions, that is, despite the fact that the zionist regime has been severely damaged in the field of military action against the resistance. he has seen that one of his items is that he has lost more than 10% of his particle power in the last 15 days, except that he has very high losses and hides them, and when a tank with five people inside it is destroyed. definitely, its internal elements are not healthy. that means at least the number of injured or the casualties will be increased and these will be hidden. this is actually what is being pursued by mr. biden and mr. blinken, in fact, at the regional level , skipping over the main strategic problem that the zionist regime is facing, and that is to talk to the lobbies in the country. they want to do arabic. tomorrow is the meeting of the leaders of the arab league, and in fact, the consultations they are doing with the europeans in order to overcome all thes

this is actually what is being pursued by mr. biden and mr. blinken at the regional level , skipping over the main strategic problem that the zionist regime is facing, and that is to speak for the future of gaza with the lobbies in the countries they want to do arabic . tomorrow is the meeting of the leaders of the arab league, and in fact, the consultations they are having with the europeans in order to actually overcome all these problems and then see the future. they should manage that there is a debate about whether they can or not, but this effort is being made to actually say, sir, gaza is the future... after the war, it should not be a gaza that harasses and threatens israel. and therefore, the projects of establishing a guardianship over gaza, either by the arab countries or by mr. muhammad, or in different ways , are actually being cooked up, except for the point that mr. dr. yazidi said and correctly speaking , it should be taken into consideration, the problem is not that the zionist regime is killing people now and then in the mili

it is mr. bidenually gave permission to fire it's enough and even a humane and limited ceasefire still doesn't exist. it's a very good point. we also have mr. yusuf azizi in wash . we can ask him about the american view and the program that america is promoting . mr. aziz, hello, we are the guests of your program, dear guests of your program and viewers. i had your program with mr. mohammadi, i was talking, we had reached this point that there is a plan for the exchange of prisoners, so that the palestinians who are in the prisons of the sehuni regime should be released, in contrast to those who are released from the zionists, they say that at the point where the table biden has stopped there, the americans do not agree, well, it is clear that after all, american foreign policy is under the influence of power and wealth lobbies, especially israeli lobbies, and decision-making in these areas is contrary to the opinion of the majority of the american people, who in opinion polls still believe that the

mr. biden, who came to israel , also broadcast the same conversation with mr. netanyahu in the cabinet, having israel's tv 12, which he asked, what do you mean when you say the destruction of hamas, the military sector? what do you want to do? try to set an attainable goal for yourself that you can achieve later. achieve it. now, in fact, in the last 15 days, since the ground operations have started , the focus is on the northern part of gaza, which is the city. gaza is also in the north of the gaza strip, the city of the north and the city baitullah, beit hanoun, jabalia and surrounding neighborhoods of gaza city in the initial test of the operation of various axes from north to south, from northwest to northeast to the east of gaza city to the south of gaza city in front of khanyounes and. testing rafah, even in one of these operations, american commando forces were killed, and mr. mcgregor announced that they were cut into pieces. now, in the next section, i will conclude that the role of the americans is contrary to what they claim they have an advisory rol

frankly speaking, nothing serious, nothing new, mr. bidens article, but i would like to note several messages, well, the first is when some big material, always even through the number of phrases... or those other concepts, you can understand what the point is, so i counted it, which means israel and israelis 19 times, palestine and palestinians 18 times, and then europe six times, russian aggression once, putin seven times, here kind of semantic things that the current administration and the american establishment are of course more concerned about the situation that is happening in the middle east, as it would be for mr. zelsky, further, the fact that you correctly noted the outrageous fact when you put hamas and putin on the same line , russia, this just a distortion of all the facts, by the way, from the point of view of the democratic regimes of ukraine and israel, right? in israel there is a fairly right-wing reactionary regime , and in ukraine, i will talk about this a little later, it is an openly fascist regime, so mr. biden’s perce

and mr. bidenis home away from home, in the bay area. >> thank you very much, terry. >>> president biden and china's president had a four-hour meeting in woodside today. and more on who president xi met this evening. >> reporter: immediately following his meeting with president biden, president xi arrived here to the hyatt regency for a private dinner with american business leaders. that wrapped up a short time ago. xi jingping used his meeting with president biden using words friendship and conversation. speaking to business leaders over dinner wednesday night. >> reporter: president biden echos the protecttivety. the two leaders agreed to restore the military-to-military hotline an attempt to avoid accidents in the west pacific. >> we're reassuming military-to-military contact. >> the give, an expert on china and business politics expects that will be stored immediately. as a result of the meeting, the word is a safer a place. >> reporter: when it comes to the countries agreeing to take steps to

can you believe that a president like mr. biden who doesn't even have control over his own body is a capitalist? yes, now this capitalism is like this. america has a word called expinalism. they say we are an exception to the rest of the world. an american will never bow to you , it is not possible, or an englishman bows but is looking for a hand, but america does not do this. america's friend and enemy doctrine means that america wants to act as a friend, it must pass a 4-year period , that is, the doctrine has changed. mr. trump, for example, i am a friend in the era of mr. biden, i will become an enemy for england . 100 years must pass. they don't change anyone easily at all, but after the gaza war , there will be an earthquake in the cabinet. everything will fall apart. mr. david cameron, who was against brexit, is again the foreign minister. there is something strange about becoming a prime minister. it is not strange for a person who has been a prime minister to become the minister of foreign affairs in the government . it is

the elephant in the room, mr. bidenill never confront it the fact that china's worldwide strategy is aimed squarely upending america's influence and america's commitment to democratic values. the night is a democracy, it is a free country. china is a communist country, not a democracy. it is totalitarian, it repressive and certainly not a free nation. joe biden pretends not to notice this. i think that is a big mistake. i think americans are noticing it pretty well and i think one reason why mr. biden's foreign policy approval ratings have fallen rock bottom that he avoids a realistic picture of the world scene especially china but we see the same biden instincts as he tries desperately to avoid conflict with iran, of course his cut and run in afghanistan and the failure toe deter russia in ukraine. the biden policies are about appeasement, not deterrence. ronald reagan's policies worked for when i was younger, reagan's policies were about deterrents, not appeasement. reagan said we win, you lose. reagan was never bashf

we ask you to see mr. biden, not in favor ukrainians are not for the benefit of the russians, not for the benefit of the palestinians, not for the benefit of the israelis. in the article on november 1, which the future strategy of baiden wrote in washington, his introduction was that such a thing that happens after the al-aqsa storm is completely new politics and politics. it's the end of the world , what was the last sentence that america should be , no mention at all for israel, no mention for palestine , nothing, only and only. i don't know how they say racism, yes , it's racism, just that our race should become a bird and go to the world and hell, don't you think, that's where we witness today. really, now why is the tone of my style reduced, not because of the interests of the palestinians , not because of mass killings and the humanitarian crisis, biden is in jail, one of the big states in the united states, in the election, it is trump, yes, and his popularity has increased, the popularity of the democrat

larry: i don't think that is a foreign policy, i don't understand it, elephant in room that mr. biden will never con front it. united states is free, china is a communist country, not a democracy. it is totalitarian. it is repressive and most certainly not a free nation. joe biden somehow pretends to not notice this that is a big mistake, edthink that americans notice it one reasons that mr. biden's foreign policy approval ratings have fallen, he avoids a realistic picture of the world scene, especially china but same biden as he tries to avoid conflict with iran, and cut and run in afghanistan and failure too deter russia in the ukraine. biden policies are about appeasement. ronald reagan a policies were about deterrents not appeasement. he said we win you lose, the biden and xi meetings were notion more than a phone -- nothing more than a phony photo op in my machine, and biden refuses to acknowledge this the sanction breaking imports, will -- they are financing two major wars against america. that is the reality. stable relationship preventing misunderstandings to use biden's words

mr. biden’s statement that i am strictly warning you, do not even think about interfering in the novembertates of america, this is wonderful, this just great, listen, it would be funny to ask, mr. biden thinks on whose side china will interfere in the november elections in the united states of america, well, among all the candidates there are no favorites of the people's republic of china, favorites, so to speak, there the principle is both worse, it seems to me that if mr. biden suddenly stood up during the negotiations and made a statement, i strictly warn you, don’t even try to pester my wife, it would sound less stunning, to be honest, well... in general, in principle speaking, this certainly looks like paranoia, but maybe there is some reasonable meaning behind it, maybe the administration of the united states of america understands that it will be quite hot there in november, and is already starting to assign culprits in advance, russia it has already been appointed, it has already been said that we will intervene, china was shown a yellow card. i think now a warning will be sent to

mr. biden's cabinet secretaries paying visits to china. it is carrying out a precise and targeted operation against hamas inside gaza's largest hospital after it stormed the complex overnight. earlier, sources inside the hospital told the bbc that soldiers entered the main emergency department, soldiers going room to room questioning people and younger people were told to leave the hospital and strip to their underwear for inteogation. multiple news agencies report israeli troops have withdrawn, which the bbc is working to verify. the israeli army says five hamas gunmen were killed in firefight outside as soldiers pported by tanks entered. israel accuses hamas of operating a command center underneath the hospital, which hamas denies. the u.s. says it has intelligence to support those claims. israel is also claing they found weapons in the mri room, sending out these weapons on the official israeli defense forces twitter, or x. the idf said in the tweet, watch as lieutenant colonel jonathan exposes the countless hamas weapons idf troops hav

look, mr. biden, not for the sake of the ukrainians, not for the benefit of the russians, not for the benefit of the palestinians, not for the benefit of the israelis. in the november 18th article , biden's future strategy in washington was that something like what happened after the al-aqsa storm is completely new jilitic on j. what's new, the end of the world, what was the last sentence that america should be a leader, no mention of israel, no mention of palestine, nothing, just like the purity of the race , i don't know how they say racism, yes , racism, only that our race should become a bird and worlds and he will go to hell, he doesn't care, he is there today, we really witness that now, because he has come , his tone has decreased, not because of the interests of the palestinians, not because of the mass killings and the humanitarian crisis. the democratic party itself has decreased a lot, that is the effect of al-aqsa storm. in the public opinion of the streets of america, this pressure has c

what is mr. biden looking for? mr. excuse me, what is trump looking for ?if you want, i will build a wall around america. a muslim like me has no right to enter. a mexican has no right to enter. because it is racist, it is another racism, that is, only american, white , anglo-saxon, protestant, wesb biden says no, because biden is under the influence of globalists, they say a world government is planned . what they have for the world is that by the year 2035, which is not your year , there will be no nation-states in the world. do you think this is the beginning? simply because of this, the events that are happening are one of the biggest activists in the world in gaza. in addition to hamas, hamas has raised the rank of hamas . do you think that hamas is facing the biggest activists in the world? well, for me, who probably followed the news during this time, and we ourselves, this interpretation is not a strange interpretation. anyway , the americans, germans, french, british , in terms of military, in terms of security, they all came to israel's side and d

mr. bidenhe top dignitaries and economies including standing next to the president of peru who will host apec in 2024. then, happening tonight, all of the attention from the moscone center to legion of honor. mr. and mrs. biden hosting a dinner for a formal dinner inside of the museum. as we are live here, a lot of the attention is on the moscone center with all of the world leaders in here and all of the ce os with president biden and xi. the rest of the focus will happen at the legion of honor. we have seen the protests on the bay bridge and downtown san francisco, expect them to happen at the legion of honor tonight. >> i know a lot of crews are ready for that. let me go back to where you are. you are at the heart of all of the action today. looking behind you it looks more quiet but the president was not really far from where you are standing right now. what was the atmosphere like? >> you and i were kidding how quiet it looked. this is the media center, all of the politicians are heading o

mr. biden sat next to netanyahu for 5 hours and insisted that he continue the gathering and attack on gaza and he came with all his military equipment and ships. the reason was that he really saw this regime declining and on the verge of collapse and the security and political collapse of the military. later, mr. macron took the same position and the british prime minister came to the region again and took the israeli authorities under their arms, that the main obstacle to the fall of the regime was the americans themselves, even the verez force, almost mr. dr. khamiar, all the countries that claimed it was human rights. entering a scene where line by line and his action violated human rights laws and laws was a scandal for this word, that is , when mr. bekron stands next to mr. netanyahu in a press interview and talks about barbarism and terrorism of civilization. and the supervisor of this beast becomes this genocide this is actually a scandal for these words that have been everywhere for yea

blinken or mr. biden, a politico article believes that blinken may get a ceasefire without a hostage release, they believe netanyahu may soften his opposition to pause idea if he can be convinced it is in israel's interest. seems to me that is what netanyahu should not do. but also seems to me this is what biden and blinken are trying to do. they are trying to put the handcuffs on israel. no matter what the rhetoric, trying to trap israel to some kind of a spider web of middle east negotiations, but "new york post" editorial got it right, saying biden's call for israel's pause means he is really jumping ship on our allies, and telling pla they can take over gaza sometimes after the war, and then till turkey president erdogan, telling him there will be more gaza aid, that is not delive deliverable, and telling folks in u.s., he is committed to legittization of establishment of a palestinian state, that is not deliver able, he is telling everyone -- that u.s. can restore calm to region, and bli blinken goes

imagine, for example, what mr. biden , the president of the united states, said at first. he said that israel has the right to defend itself and kill the palestinians, and hamas but what was his last comment that israel can't destroy hamas, this shows that views have changed and inside also everyone says that you are the deputy of the former chief of staff of the israeli army yehuda argon says that israel has failed it cannot be repaired and the continuation of this war is nothing but israel's defeat will not increase. with the conditions that you have said and these quotes, do you think that the ceasefire that was declared for four days should be extended, what will happen in the end, because it has a direct impact on the political issues and future of the current rulers of talavi. in front of netanyahu's house, their children are calling for netanyahu to be released in front of 150 people, so the israeli prisoner will remain with the resistance, and since there is pressure inside, it is inevitable that netanyahu will extend the extension for another four days. do it unti

— just like biden's mark about, well, mrxi just like biden's mark about, well, mr xi is justwe still— well, mr xi is a dictator but we still have to talk to him. mr xi — we still have to talk to him. mr xi made a similar remark in his statement, saying something along _ his statement, saying something along the — his statement, saying something along the lines of, one country should — along the lines of, one country should not— along the lines of, one country should not be shaping the other~ _ should not be shaping the other. and if we have to get along — other. and if we have to get along in— other. and if we have to get along in the future, then one of the — along in the future, then one of the basis for getting along is to— of the basis for getting along is to recognise we have very, very— is to recognise we have very, very different systems. jennifer, briefly, do you think that this summit did start to ease the tensions we've seen playing out over the past few months between these two countries? i months between these two countries?— countries? i think is lucy mention. _

mr. biden's popularity among arabs from 59 to 17. really, no analysis of mr. biden's government could have imagined this serious decrease, and this amount of crime was naturally unimaginable even by himself. americans , therefore, we are witnessing that what they imagine what they were doing was that, well, this, for example, like the war in ukraine or any other issue , will have a small impact, but what we saw in the field and in the polls was the opposite, so i can summarize the end of your conversation with mrs. akmar in this way that the american i am very grateful to mr. mohammadmeh abbasi. that accompany us in the program of the world today, but new pictures of the attacks of the qassam forces on the tanks of the zionist regime have been published, and we can see these pictures together. gathering of soldiers of the three snipers. the building itself is the steward of god almighty. i know, i know, i know, o lord, god is great allah akbar allah, you are still a viewer of today's world, have you seen the images of the attacks of the qassam battalion of the

mr. biden's strategy was at that time. it comes to this formula that america needs an israel, if not, we should build one , so it means such a base in west asia . my question now is this. today, after 30 years , was that world a unipolar world? it is true that the unipolar world was ruled by america after the collapse of the soviet union. he said this sentence, now my question is this, after 30 years in the world today, today with the demands of the world today, do the same factors still exist for america, which he said at that time, based on those factors, we should not have built israel, are they still there? the same factors continue to exist. this question needs to be answered, but the approach of the americans with their unconditional and absolute support for israel seems to have the same idea. well , this completes the discussion. your question completes the discussion . first of all, those factors do not exist, why are they the world, as i said, it is a solid unipolar world it was america, the middle east was actual

it says mr. bidenpecific information from three former doj officials in the former president that goes to the heart of his defense that is possibly a vindictive or selective prosecution arising from an unrelenting pressure campaign beginning in the last administration in violation of mr. biden's fifth amendment rights under the constitution. clearly the most notable name, martha, is donald trump, the political nemesis of hunter biden's father. hunter's attorney that filed this motion today used in part former attorney general bill barr's book to explain why he believes donald trump should be subpoenaed. the book recalls a conversation in 2020 where trump called barr about asked about the hunter probe. barr told the president, dammit, mr. president, i'm not growing to talk to you about hunter biden, period. now, abbe lowell says this gives more than a mere appearance that president trump improperly pressured doj to pursue an investigation and prosecution of mr. biden to advance president trump's partisa

macron in the first few days of the war by somehow traveling to the occupied territories and even mr. biden himself, by traveling to the occupied territories, they have all their support for the zionist regime, but this pressure of public opinion in the form of 54 days of war caused mr. macron to change his position in the past few days and condemn the bombings of civilians several times and call for a ceasefire, and mr. biden in the polls that exist in the upcoming elections through public opinion has lost a lot of his supporters and he is facing a very big challenge, this shows the reason is that public opinion in the field of conflicts between how effective are international organizations and they still have the main role because governments need the support of their public opinion for their survival. they are endangering their position because of mr. netanyahu and israel, especially the western governments, and this shows that public opinion wants to put an end to the war crimes of the zionist regime in the gaza strip . thank you, mr. sohrabi . i will say goodbye to you. thank you very

mr. biden's popularity among arabs and muslims in america has increased from 59 to 17 this week. the issue of the zionist regime is so vital to them, and as long as there is also a line of defilement and that pollution to lobbies and big companies, naturally we cannot expect too much from the american government and organizations. not long ago, i saw that different countries had proposed that the mechanism the security council should be reviewed and amended , especially germany had made this proposal. some the countries were asked to increase the number of members of this council. in the current situation, which in my opinion is one of the periods that proves the insignificance of the united nations more than ever, we can check that we had this review or reform of the security council structure. i think this issue is unlikely, at least in the short term.

mr. biden's popularity among american arabs and muslims went from 59 to 17. so much so that the issue of the zionist regime is vital to them, and as long as it exists and that contamination lobbyists and big companies, naturally, we cannot expect too much from the american government and international organizations. not long ago, i saw that various countries had proposed to redefine the mechanism of the security council, to reform it , especially germany had made this proposal, some countries wanted that the number of members of this council increase in the current situation, which in my opinion is one of the eras that is proving the impropriety of the united nations more than ever, we can reach the point where we have this redefinition or reform of the structure of the security council or now other institutions affiliated to the united nations at least in the short term , i will know about this issue later, and i want to give you an example, a serious example . again, the human rights institutions provide iran with the appearance of human rights from this co

mr. biden's own words. a few days ago, he said that if israel did not exist abroad, we would have to build an israel. that is, they are saying that the presence of israel in the region will cause tension and tension. it makes the americans to be able to expand their own expansionist policies. when the president of a country clearly says that there was no israel, it made us create israel. we create israel when i emphasize again when we have we mention that sometimes, for example, israel is one country for example, they show it as powerful, supposedly in the media they say, sir, this service had a strong security service, it had a strong intelligence service , i don't know, it had powerful weapons. we are talking about a powerful country. no, this is not the case when the united states comes to the middle and is committing these crimes. it is leading by itself. it is sending supplies . it is sending prayers. actually, that's all all these things that are happening are under america's own control. america's ow

if you remember, maybe you heard mr. biden a lot 30 years ago as a the american strategist famously said that if israel did not exist, we would we should have built an israel for our own interests, we built america, so if it was israel , we should have built israel for our own interests. well , let's analyze the global conditions at that time , what were the global formulas and global factors that mr. biden, the strategist, is facing. the formula says that america needs an israel, if it doesn't exist, we have to build it, so we want such a base in west asia. yes, my question now is , was today after 30 years a unipolar world? the soviet union is this sentence rou said, now my question is this, after 30 years of today's world change, with different demands of the world change today, do the same factors still exist for america, which he said at that time, based on those factors, we should not have built israel, do the same factors still continue they exist, this question must be answered, but the approach of the americans with t

mr biden also expresses regret for the loss of innocent lives on both sides of the conflict.e. north america correspondent, shingai nyoka. this shingai nyoka. is a foreign—policy ma nifesto this is a foreign—policy manifesto where president biden is laying out the reasons why the us provides such substantial support for both ukraine and israel. he also speaks about his support for israel. he reiterates the point that he has made from the beginning, that he believes this is an inflection point and he does not want to withdraw that support but he also draws parallels between what is happening in israel and what is happening in israel and what is happening in israel and what is happening in ukraine. in the us, there has been decreased support, public support, for the war in ukraine, especially amongst the republican party, so he is essentially laying out the reasons why the us should continue to support both of these walls. he says democracy is under threat. but specifically on the issue of israel, he answers the question about what lies ahead after this conflict is over. he bel

blinken all the presidents, mr. biden himself, and the presidents of the western countries, from now on, all the moods they have and keep saying they keep repeating the two-state model, why for this reason , in order to understand, in order to stabilize the middle east. an empty ibrahimi peace does not work. the two-state model is necessary. they say that if the palestinian issue has remained as an issue in these years , it is because the zionist regime did not show up. do you really accept the government? why now? now let's leave here before we go here. i wrote a text and brought it to you two and a half years ago. we had another war, it ended in 10 or 11 days. now i don't remember the number of days. there was a war in gaza that happened. now i am reading to you stephen waltz in foreign policy, see what he said two years ago after the end of the war. he says it is time to end the special relationship with israel . the benefits of america's support for israel are more than its costs. with the recent round of israeli-pale

mr biden told the apec summit on thursday that their discussions were candid and constructive.ng and diversifying our economic relationship with the prc. not decoupling, not decoupling. we'll be firm standing up for our values and our interest. and i was very straightforward as he was with me yesterday. at the same time, when critical global issues such as climate, ai, counter—narcotics where it makes sense to work together. we've committed to work together. we're going to continue our commitment to diplomacy to avoid surprises and prevent misunderstandings. stable relationship between the world's two largest economies is not merely good for the two economies, but for the world. my colleague sumi somaskanda is in san francisco. i asked her about reaction in the us to the apparent thaw in relations. it's been welcomed here. i can certainly say there is a sigh of relief after seeing that meeting go off yesterday. the fact that us and china were able to sit together, these two presidents were able to sit at a table to talk through some of these thorny issues and establish a line o

earlier, mr xi described china's relationship with the us as the most important in the world. president bidens comments at a news conference that mr xi didn't attend. i welcome the positive . steps we've taken today, and it's important for the world to see - that we're implementing the approach _ in the best traditions i of american diplomacy. we're talking - to our competitors and the key... and just talking, just - being blunt with one another, so there's no misunderstanding, |as a key element to maintainingj global stability and delivering for the american people. - and in the months ahead, we're going to continue to preserve i and pursue high level diplomacy | with the prc in both directionsl to keep the lines of— communication open, including between president xi and me. he and i agreed that each one of us could pick up i the phone, call directly- and be heard immediately. i think i know the man, - i know his modus operandi. he's been... we have disagreements. he has a different view - than i have on a lot of things. but he's been straight. i don't mean that as good, bad or indifferent,

mr. biden's profligate ways.eanwhile over the last 32 months worker wages have gone up 15.5% but level of the consumer price index has gone up even more, 17.7%. so you have got declining real wages and typical family incomes, well some made in the drop of median family incomes to be nearly $7,000. that is the reason why "bidenomics" so unpopular. it is a question of affordability including a 8% mortgage rate. folks are working hard but can't afford the biden economy. that is especially true for lower income families where the poverty rate shot up in the recent biden years. so what is the economic outlook? well this is interesting. the biden treasury has said the fourth quarter will grow by less than 1% and for all of next year, the treasury is actually predicting a miniscule 1%, for the whole year. that ain't much. meanwhile i would say with a topsy-turvy yield curve where short rates higher than long rates for over a year there is about a 65% probability of recession. my hunch is middle class folks are sniffing

as i said, mr biden did speak earlier. october seven, and that military operation following attacks by hamas into southern israel. so that was him visiting earlier. the call came in the hours that followed. president biden had spoken earlier and in terms of his aspirations, his goal as he described it, regarding this current pause in fighting. he said that our goal is to keep this pause going beyond tomorrow so that we can continue to see more hostages come out, and surge more humanitarian relief into those, and who need in gaza. we had had an indication of very much following the lines that we heard from prime minister netanyahu today, fighting would resume in the call to president biden when daniel had gary spoke and he also indicating that israelis were to remain alert and there was preparation for the continuation of fighting him a bit in the meantime as we heard there from anna foster, the military side of hamas have indicated that they also want to extend the current pause. so we've watching those details very carefu

blinken or his boss, mr. biden.ow besides the terrorist cutthroat statements of hamas hamad, a "politico" article suggests blinken might get a cease-fire from israel without a hostage release. i will read this again. i mentioned it to bret baier, the money quote from powe let co, u.s. officials believe netanyahu may soften his opposition to the pause idea if he can be convinced it is in israel's strategic interest to eyes the plight of palestinian civilians in gaza, end quote. this seems to me this is exactly what netanyahu should not do but also seems to me this is exactly what biden and blinken are trying to do. they're trying to put the handcuffs on israel. no matter what the rhetoric they're trying to trap israel to some kind of a spider web of byzantine middle east negotiations. about the "new york post" editorial got it right saying biden's call forean israeli pause means he is really jumping ship on our ally. then of course blinken is telling the pla they can take over gaza at some point after the war but tha

mr. bidenents he made during apec last week with chinese president xi jinping in san francisco, while also calling on congress to do more. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm stephanie sierra. mr. biden's efforts come as san francisco was expected to have a record number of accidental drug overdose deaths this year. a large majority due to fentanyl use. >> abc seven news reporter luz pena is in the newsroom with more on these efforts. loose. >> that's right. china and mexico play a key role in manufacturing and trafficking fentanyl into this country. a lot of it ending up on san francisco streets. and today we finally heard from president biden on the fentanyl crackdown that came out of his meetings during apec

host: even for not appearing on it, does mr. biden joined trump's support in -- enjoy trump's support? guest: launched a week ago today some top democrats in the state are reaching out with a grassroots effort, even though he is not on the ballot. there is a possibility because he is not on the ballot and what the democrats -- new hampshire is the leadoff primary and giving deposition to south carolina, there is hard feelings in new hampshire. the last thing joe biden right now is an embarrassment in new hampshire. there is a possibility that could happen in late january. host: there is another debate next week. you are going to travel to cover it. how does this bait get set apart from the others that have taken place? guest: debate number three in miami wednesday night. former president trump be there. time, he will be close by. he will be a town away, the debate is in miami and he will be holding a rally. once again, the former president trying to steal the spotlight from his rivals for the nomination. a lot on the line for ron desa

mr. biden touted cooling inflation in recent positive signs for the us economy, but recent polls, including a siena college survey , show 81% of voters said the economy was in fair or poor condition, resulting in bad news for biden's reelection campaign. >> i acknowledge there's a disconnect between the numbers and how people feel about their place in the world right now. >> we can deal with the second part. >> the president used the united auto workers strike and new contract as a way to encourage other nations to protect workers and support unions. he also held a lunch with apec leaders focused on climate change supply chain resilience and jobs. the president had hoped to announce a trade agreement with asian partners to offset china's influence, but talks stalled after some democrats pushed back. >> the questions we must answer today not about how much we trade, but about how we build resilience, lift up working people, reduce carbon emissions and set up our economy to succeed over the long

blinken and all the presidents and himself, mr. biden and the presidents of the western countries. from now on, all the moods they have and are always saying are models. they are repeating two governments. why? for this reason? because i understood that in order to stabilize the middle east. an empty ibrahimi peace does not answer. the two-state model is a necessary issue phil. in these years, if the remaining problem is that the zionist regime is not ready to really accept two governments , why don't you leave now? before we go here, let's leave here. we had another gaza, 10 or 11 days have passed . now i don't remember the number of days . there was a war in gaza that happened . after the end of this american strategy war, see what i am going to read to you now. stephen waltz in foreign policy, see what he said two years ago after the end of the war. it is time to end the special relationship with israel . the benefits of america's support for israel are more than its costs. with the recent round of war between israel and palestine, more evidence has been created that america sho

in an opinion piece, published in the washington post, mr biden has reiterated his call for a two—stateict between israel and the palestinians. the president laid out a us vision for gaza when the war is over, with mr biden saying gaza and the west bank should be reunited under a single governance structure, led by the palestinian authority which currently governs the west bank. for more on this, i spoke to gina abercrombie—winstanley, who serves as president of the middle east policy council. before we talk about some of the content of that opinion piece put out by president biden, i want to ask you about why, why did he presumably, the white house communications team thought this needed to be put out at this particular juncture?— out at this particular juncture? out at this particular “uncture? ., ~ , ., , out at this particular “uncture? ., ~ , ., juncture? thank you. it is an extremely — juncture? thank you. it is an extremely long _ juncture? thank you. it is an extremely long op _ juncture? thank you. it is an extremely long op ed, - juncture? thank you. it is an extremely long op

in an opinion piece published in the washington post, mr biden has reiterated his call for a two—staten israel and the palestinians. the president laid out a us vision for gaza when the war is over, with mr biden saying gaza and the west bank should be reunited under a single governance structure led by the palestinian authority which currently governs the west bank. for more, joining me is president of the middle east policy council, gina abercrombie winstanley. gina, before we talk about the contents i want to talk about why now, why did the president feel the need to set out his stance like this right now, do you think? well, it's extremely long. it's a lot of reading to get through, touching on ukraine as well as the israel— hamas war which happened in regard to gaza. i think the administration felt it was important to get across the main points. he talks about leadership that makes three main point. number one, acknowledgement that the pain and suffering, loss is on both sides, to make clear he understands that in the united states understands. number two, the united states unders

in an opinion piece published in the washington post, mr biden has reiterated his call for a two—statetween israel and the palestinians. you can see in the live picture is more fire heading into gaza city. those are live pictures shortly past 5am in gaza. the president laid out a us vision for gaza when the war is over, with mr biden saying gaza and the west bank should be reunited under a single governance structure led by the palestinian authority, which currently governs the west bank. for more on this i spoke to gina abercrombie—winstanley, who serves as president of the middle east policy council. before we talk about some of the content of that op—ed put out by president biden, i just wanted to ask you about the why. why do you think presumably the white house communications team thought that this needed to be put out at this particular juncture? well, thank you. it is an extremely long op—ed. it takes a lot of reading to get through it all, touching on ukraine as well as the israel—hamas war and what should happen with regard to gaza. i think the president and the administration

mr. biden vowing to build on the agreements he made during apec last week with chinese president xi jinping in san francisco, while also calling on congress to do more. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm stephanie sierra. mr. biden's efforts come as san francisco was expected to have a record number of accidental drug overdose deaths this year. a large majority due to fentanyl use. >> abc seven news reporter luz pena is in the newsroom with more on these efforts. loose. >> that's right. china and mexico play a key role in manufacturing and trafficking fentanyl into this country. a lot of it ending up on san francisco streets. and today we finally heard from president biden on the fentanyl crackdown that came out of his meetings during apec in san francisco about two people died from a fentanyl overdose every day. and the latest numbers from the medical examiner are staggering. 692 people have died from an overdose this year, 83% from fentanyl. >> a fentanyl crisi

in an opinion piece published in the washington post, mr biden has reiterated his call for a two—stateeen israel and the palestinians. the president laid out a us vision for gaza when the war is over, with mr biden saying gaza and the west bank should be reunited under a single governance structure, led by the palestinian authority, which currently governs the west bank. earlier i spoke with ravi agrawal, editor in chief for foreign policy, about president biden�*s op—ed. thank you for being with us once again. before we get to all the detail on this op—ed, i want to touch on the timing here. why do you think that presumably the white house communications team thought that it was necessary to put out this article right now, seemingly drawing this parallel between russian president vladimir putin and hamas? well, i think there _ vladimir putin and hamas? well, i think there are _ vladimir putin and hamas? well, i think there are two _ vladimir putin and hamas? well, i think there are two reasons - i think there are two reasons here, and there are two audiences for this op—ed. there is a

mr. biden's hands are very dirty. you know in the terrorist game, like all war, money is the key. speaking of money. why isn't there any widespread media coverage of the great network network post article -- "new york post" article on hamas billionaires living in qatar? living in qatar in a life of luxury. you have to get this story. the head of the hamas bureau, and foreign relations and another leader, the three of them, have a combined total of 11 billion dollar fortune. one of them some kind of a ping-pong champion, that is great, this is the height of hypocrisy. poverty in gaza almost unrivaled bunot these guy, and secretary of state antony blinken wants to pick a new fight with i israel over postwar plans, how about publicly praising our best friend for its amazing wartime performance, israel does not top of run gaza, they have to secure it for a while, but they don't want to govern it blinken creating a straw horse to beat it down in the middle of the war for israel's survivor atalk about inif infidelity and stupidity. and joe biden's mentor, barack obama still saying that