in response to these demonstrations, "we don't decide our policies on the street, but why can't mr. biden say this now, because mr. bush had just become president at that time , it was his first term and his thoughts the public was very angry about the attack on american soil and supported them to a certain extent, except for those who were looking for peace movements and wanted to prevent this, but now mr. biden is in his last year of activity. he is in a situation where the threat of trump is greater than ever the other one is threatening the entire political and electoral atmosphere of america, and this threat is still hanging over washington, and mr. biden must consider his portfolio completely, because of this, when it comes to public opinion, this time, unlike the previous wars of the united states by the way, public opinion has more influence in the field of politics, it is true that they do not change the policies, but it causes the literature of the american government to change to a great extent, which goes back to your first question, why do the policies actually match the lite

mr. biden's government is doing is what mr. biden is doing against trump , and also the final point related to the gaza war . the competition between the democrats and the republicans was close, which means that a few 10,000 votes completely changed the result, and now , because of biden's full support for israel and his opposition to the ceasefire, the muslim population and the american arab population announced that next year and this will make it likely that mr biden did not vote in some key states . thank you. i talked with yousef azizi, an expert on american issues in washington dc . we will come to the end of tonight's program. good night, god bless you. this is israel's operation and i'm not here to dictate timelines or terms. our support uh to israel's right to defend itself is iron clad. the hospital or jama al-khir, the hospital, a bow , an instrument, or an animal, or ibn al-hubillah, take the hasbi of allah and the naam al-wakil on all units . i mean, fikna is ayesha's sister sons, sons, and daughters, i am sorry for

mr. biden's government is doing . it is a trick that mr. 's government is doing. and also the final point related to the war in gaza , i want to tell you that in the last two elections , in many of these states, which we said are 10 and 15 states, in several states, the competition between the democrats and the republicans was very close. that is, some 10,000 votes have completely changed the result and now because of support all the height that biden has from israel and his opposition to the ceasefire, the muslim population and the american arab population announced that they will not vote for mr. biden next year , and i will not vote with mr. trump, and this will make it likely that mr. biden will some of the key states did not vote. thank you . i talked with yousef azizi, an expert on american issues in washington dc. at the end of the program. we will arrive tonight. good night, god bless you. most of the western media have been censored and some others have covered it very briefly. many young western women, including those from the anti

but mr. bidenegal woeps have now multiplied lester >> ken dilanian, thanks >>> in las vegas, there are new details about the gunman at unlv's campus. a college professor turned down for a job. as we learn more about the victims, all faculty, slain at the school steve patterson with late details now. >> reporter: tonight, new details after shots rang out on another american college campus >> everybody keep your hands up, you guys keep your hands up, please >> reporter: this time inside unlv's business school. >> gunshot was so close, i felt like he was coming in. and the only thing you can do is praying that he doesn't pick this room >> reporter: police say 67-year-old anthony polito opened fire on the building's fourth floor just before noon wednesday, shooting and killing three. 64-year-old professor jerry chang, 39-year-old assistant professor patricia navarro velez. the third victim, also faculty, hasn't been named until their family can be notified one gunshot survivor is still in the hospital

mr. biden say this now, because mr. bush had just reached the presidency at that time, it was his first term, and the public opinion was extremely angry about the issue of attacking american soil and supported him until to some extent, other than those who are looking for peace movements they wanted and wanted to prevent this, but now mr. biden is in his last year of activity , he is in a situation where the threat of trump is threatening the entire political and electoral environment of america more than ever, and this threat is still hanging over washington. mr. biden should fully consider the reason for his vote, because when it comes to public opinion, this time , unlike previous american wars, public opinion happens to have more influence in the field of politics. america will change to a great extent which goes back to your first question, why are the policies in line with the literature or not, and this shows that if the american government comes now , it will say that the lives of civil

on the other hand, mr. biden considers himself a jew and because he is a jew inherently, he considers himself obligated to support the zionist regime . yes, and my final question to you is that the situation in the world today is different from the beginning of the al-ahsna storm and the 7th of october. clearly, the zionists have started a psychological war, so don't feel oppressed. draw attention to themselves today after the genocide that was carried out in gaza killed nearly 20 thousand people and the various gatherings that took place all over the world. well, it is different from the beginning of this war. do you think that with these zionist conditions, there is a possibility of conflicts and the continuation of genocide similar to what happened there? if we look at the global situation , committing this crime and killing more than 15,000 defenseless people, 6,000 of whom are children in the 21st century, in front of billions of people in the world, does not seem acceptable at all. i very difficult or impos

mr. rishi sennak was the first european statesman who traveled to tel aviv after biden and declared his all-round for mr. netanyahu and the policies of circulation in gaza. israel has suffered war the fact that mrs. garabman, the powerful country of england , was forced to step down from power under the pressure of ideas is not a small thing, that a deep gap between the conservative party and the labor party has been created in how to face the crisis. we were especially in that situation where the positions of the members of these two parties were not unanimous. the violation of human rights in garza is so obvious that many politicians, whether in england, whether conservative or labor, because in these areas, some of them have to get muslim votes in order to enter . parliament is so obvious that many they don't even want to reveal their identity with the israelis, if this is their convergence, but they try to hide it, but ms. braverman criticized this matter so openly that it dealt a severe blow to the conservative party, which is in a very fragile position. and he has very little dignity, and t

and against the palestinian people, but the thing is we also have. remember something, you know, mr. biden when he was campaigning for the presidency four years ago, one of the things he made about was the fact that he will reopen the... palestinian consulat e the american consulat east jerusalem after time moved closed it and moved the moved the mov the entirely to jurism in st of tel aviv which is very sensitive issue uh that he bring back the concent and restrictions in the palestinians and he was also considering the idea of removing back the embassy itself and among other things he will also increase the uh the the financial aid to the palestinian authorities and revitalized the so-called this broses between israel and the palestinians, he he never delivered the name of that to his american voters, the people who voted for him, and i expect this, this will be very costly in terms of the elections next year, because we have seen the amount increase of the american public opinion supporting the palestinians and already over 60% of... recent public opinion ball, i have seen over 60% of t

, and it is israel that is in a passive position, in a weak position, even the representative of mr. bident to israel yesterday and announced that this war must end with minimal casualties because we are under pressure, human rights institutions are under pressure , and the votes that mr. biden is counting on for next year's elections are in favor of the palestinian resistance, not in favor of israel, so mr. biden and his team are also taking a step against these zionist crimes, and they are also talking about it. i will say that the new fronts will be activated with more power. you see that the south of the red sea is closed to israel and the zionist ships are changing their routes . thank you very much, mr. taqwiniha. i would like to point out a news that the meeting of the head of the zionist regime with the emir of qatar has been published, that ishaq harthouk met with sheikh tamin bin hamad sani, who was on the sidelines of the climate summit in the uae and came to this meeting, that the qatari parties are interacting with israel and hamas to establish a new ceasefire they are in gaza

put this aside for the 2024 american presidential election, where mr. biden wants to vote again in inflationary conditions , in inflationary stagnation conditions that are similar to 2022. or if corona wants to impose itself on the american economy again , the political future of mr. biden will be in a much more serious danger than it is now , and this is also very important for america. these effects, in fact, the energy cost pressure on europe is much higher than on america, that is, you can see, for example the alliance institute studies and models and says that the increase in energy prices in 2020 due to the war between russia and ukraine has actually caused 477% of inflation to be imposed on the eurozone due to the increase in energy prices in the united states . is it the growth of energy prices or, for example, do you see germany as the most industrialized country in europe, which in the same year 2020 due to this energy cost pressure has the lowest amount, in fact the most negative amount, in fact the growth of the index, for example, food sales in g

you say that the pressure of the zionist lobby may be more important for mr. bidenn the pressure of public opinion. yes , because he is aware of their influence. biden considers himself a jew, and since he is a jew , he considers himself obliged to fully support the zionist regime . yes, and my final question to you, the situation of the world today is different from the beginning of the al-akhsa storm and the 7th of october. specifically, zionism is a psychological war. they have started to show themselves as oppressed draw attention to themselves today , after the genocide that was carried out in gaza killing nearly 20,000 people and the various gatherings that took place all over the world, well, it is different from the beginning of this war. if we look at the global situation , the commission of this crime and the killing of more than 15,000 defenseless people, 6,000 of whom were children, is in front of our eyes in the 21st century. billions of people in the world, i find it very difficult to accept this at all or impossible, but when we witness that the weste

mr. biden's political future is definitely in jeopardy. it is much more serious than it is now, and this is very important for america. these effects, in fact, the pressure of energy costs on europe is much higher than on america, that is, you see, for example , the alliance institute studies and models , and says that the increase in energy prices in 2020 was due to the war between russia and ukraine, which actually caused inflation from 47 in the eurozone , it is due to the increase in energy prices. in america, 33 inflation was imposed due to the increase in energy prices. or, for example , you see germany as the most industrialized country in europe, which in the same year 2020 due to this pressure. the cost of energy has the lowest level, in fact the most negative value, in fact, the growth of the index, for example, retail sales in germany, which is caused by the cost pressure on the side of consumption and production, or for example, you can see that the growth of real wages in germany reaches the lowest level in the last 30 years,

the white house said that in a phone call between the two men, mr biden also stressed the importance of allowing civilians to move safely away from areas where there's fighting. greg mckenzie reports. president biden told the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu that as is real continues its military campaign in gaza, there is a critical need to protect the civilian population. including those supporting aid operations. mr biden said he did not ask the israeli leaderfor a ceasefire. israeli leaderfor a ceasefire. i had a long talk with benjamin netanyahu today and it was a private conversation. meanwhile in gaza, private conversation. meanwhile in gaza. this _ private conversation. meanwhile in gaza, this is _ private conversation. meanwhile in gaza, this is the _ private conversation. meanwhile in gaza, this is the new - in gaza, this is the new normal. drone strikes in the border town of rafah emptying the local market. 17—year—old joe filming on his phone, still clutching his bag of shopping and calling on god for protection. israel launched its metallic tory operation after h

the secret service ushered mr. biden into his armored suv. the president and first lady were not hurt. secret service personnel surrounded the car with weapons drawn and told the driver to put his hands up. in a statement the secret service said the crash was accidental, and the driver did not know mr. biden was at the event. >>> a new cbs news poll shows donald trump remains the leading republican presidential nominee in both iowa and new hampshire. but former ambassador nikki haley is now emerging as the top alternative choice in the granite state. cbs' skyler henry has more on our polling and what this all means. >> reporter: republican voters are showing they're standing behind former president donald trump. new cbs news polling shows his commanding lead as likely caucus-goers in iowa find him to be a strong leader. in new hampshire he's also out in front. but is drawing criticism from president biden and fellow republicans following his comments on immigrants at a rally there on saturday. >> they're poisoning the blood of our country. th

but a few hours later when pressed by reporters, mr. biden said this -- >> would you be running for president if trump wasn't running? >> i expect so, but look, he is running and so i have to run. >> the biden campaign was quick to tdown play the remark. they pointed to the fact that president biden has repeatedly described trump as a unique threat to the country. a democratic strategist says biden is right too beli believe he is the only one to defeat trump. >> i'm not surprised that he said this. it is no secret that he believes he is the only one that can beat trump because in fact he has been the only one that has beat trump. and look, he focuses on this is the reason why he is asking for re-election, to finish the job. it was clearly the early the day after donald trump left the white house that he was going to run again. and look what he did when he doesn't win re-election. he almost destroyed our democracy, our democracy was hanging by a thread. he is running again and the one person that was able to beat him last time i think is the o

that president biden, ag merrick garland and mr. smith, district judge chutkan and others are fighting against the, team biden thinks that mr. there ytrump does not have immunity and they will throw him in jail for 750 years,o he could not run for president. he could beat biden from jail. consider this, a poll, from des moines, iowa register with 35 days until caucuses shows that 73% of likely iowa g.o.p. caucus-goers, believe that trump beats biden despite legal issues. back in october it was 65%. and mr. trump has a 32 point lead over governor desantis and a 35 point lead over netflix. -- nikki haley and mr. biden has a few legal issues of his own now, i'm no lawyer, but i don't think that supremes will touch jack smith's request before the presidential election. probably more important, recent "wall street journal" report poll from first time in this poll, shows president trump beating biden by 4 percentage points, and former president lead jumps to 6. the most important issue in the economy. and drusm h trump has a 17 point lead

are we, i don't want to say we, is mr. biden and mr.link ken who you mentioned, sullivan, the national security advisor looks to me like these guys are micromanaging and interfering with israel and the idf and i think that's a real bad idea. >> i don't think there is any doubt. what i saw with my own eyes with the videos that came, they let us see these, it was bad, larry, really bad, worse than what you can ever imagine. you hate to see innocent people killed but this is war. they started a war. they didn't attack military bases, the hamas didn't, they went after civilians. you mean you don't know where this is going but you can see president biden by giving money to iran, basically giving them money -- larry: did he give the 10 billion, the last -- >> six billion. larry: six billion. >> yeah. larry: i thought that was frozen. then i thought there is another 10 billion for electricity, not humanitarian but i thought that was frozen but you know we were looking it up today on the air i couldn't find anything definitive. tell me that mon

mr. biden gave a speech last night . yes, continue. mr. biden gave a sarcastic speech last night in front of jewish officials and zionist lobbies, and he made a very important speech. last night was very important because it shows the clear policy of the united states regarding gaza from now on, and he raised in one place that our most important concern is the behavior of teenagers and young people in this regard, because it is very easy for the thoughts of the public has now formed in this regard , and well, mostly because of the networks social. especially now, it was stated about tik tok , which is very clearly showing the zionist crimes directly, and it is no longer the case that the american media indirectly and indirectly show something to the american people. they see all the crimes directly, so what the american government wants to do, especially biden, who considers himself a zionist and has announced this many times and emphasized it again last night. this is that we must finally recognize that zionist ideology in america and not

the white house said that in a phone call between the two men, mr biden also stressed the importance lians to move safely away from areas where there's fighting. greg mckenzie has this report. president biden told the israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, that as israel continues its military campaign in gaza, there's a critical need to protect the civilian population — including those supporting aid operations. but mr biden said that he did not ask the israeli leader for a ceasefire. i had a long talk with netanyahu today and it's a private conversation. meanwhile, in gaza, this is the new normal. drone strikes in the border town of rafah emptying the local market. 17—year—old joe filming on his phone, still clutching his bag of shopping, and calling on god for protection. israel launched its retaliatory operation after hamas fighters crossed from gaza into southern israel on the 7th of october, killing 1,200 people and taking about 240 hostages. since then, more than 20,000 people have been killed, and 53,000 injured in gaza — according to the hamas—run health ministry. its up

this is the first time mr. bideny questioned netanyahu since the october 7th attacks, and it comes as the president is facing domestic political pressure for supporting israel's ongoing offensive that's led to the deaths of tens of thousands of civilians. norah. >> talk about losing support internationally. harsh words from the president. ed o'keefe, thank you. >>> adding to the pressure, the u.n. general assembly today overwhelmingly voted to demand a humanitarian cease-fire in gaza. as the intense fighting continues, israel said it recovered the bodies of two hostages who were kidnapped by hamas during the october 7th terrorist attack. cbs's ramy inocencio reports tonight from tel aviv. >> reporter: tonight an israeli air strike killed nearly 10 people and wounded dozens more, rushed in the darkness to a hospital. the bombs hit a few hundred yards from cbs news producer marwan al ghoul, who was sheltering in one of the so-called safe zones of the southern gaza strip. >> netanyahu, what do you say? nowhere is safe.

mr. biden did not deliver. if between mr. biden and mr. and fought on chaos versus stability, even with the drama swirling around the former president, don't assume people will consider second biden term. foreign policy and immigration, not good for president biden according to a sienna poll, president trump is leading biden in five of six key swing states including pennsylvania where democrats are flipping to the republican party in droves. over 35,000 democrats reregistered in the state so far to republican to around 15,000 republicans. i think for the oaudience and most people, this makes sense, we have been deluged with negative talk and abc said trump might be bad guy, he knew what he was doing and i'm paraphrasing here. and a woman who thinks all politicians are crooks and trump was trying to bribe people, but at least he got things done. that is what we are facing now. >> kara: sle absolutely, we hav palpable feeling the world is on fire. biden campaigned on restoring decency to the white house, paraphrasing, coming out of twitter du

a few trucks will go through, but that won't change what is happening. happening on the ground, mr. biden without the us complete support. that's right, miss flounders. now, mr. lolly, so this proves that the us is accomplice in the israeli war crimes and further more, the us is saying that they have not imposed cames or timelines for the war, so still, like miss flounder said, they have the green light, israel has a green light to commit is genocide, so how long is this going to carry on for? it's going to carry on for as long as the zianist regime wanted to carry on, and of course we are seeing now with the full protection and cover of the united states and of other partners who might say one thing in the united nations and in the diplomatic core, but are materially... supporting the zionist regime like germany which has increased its military expenditures and sales to the zionist regime of almost 300 million euros. i mean, this is unprecedented. and so what we are really seeing is uh the rock nature of the zionist state, the impunity by which it gets away with all of its crimes and the

this is the first time mr. biden and has openly questioned netanyahu.ael's ongoing offensive that has led to the deaths of tens of thousands of civilians. norah? >> norah: yeah, talking about losing support internationally. harsh words from the president. ed o'keefe, thank you. and adding to the pressure, the u.n. general assembly today overwhelmingly voted to demand a humanitarian cease-fire in gaza. as the intense fighting continues, israel said it recovered the bodies of two hostages who were kidnapped by hamas during the october 7th terrorist attack. cbs's ramy inocencio reports tonight from tel aviv. >> reporter: tonight, an israeli air strike killed nearly ten people and wounded dozens more, rushed in the darkness to a hospital. the bombs hit a few hundred yards from cbs news producer marwan al-ghoul, who was sheltering in one of the so-called "safe zones" of the southern gaza strip. >> netanyahu, what do you say? the place is safe. you must go to a safer place. nowhere is safe. >> reporter: in rafah, different generations are morning the loss of

mr. bidenstify at a public hearing. we look forward to his public hearing in a hearing at the appropriate time. it says mr. biden's attempt to avoid sitting for a deposition pursuant to the terms of the subpoenas by offering instead to testify at a public hearing amounts to a demand he receive special treatment from the committees. mr. biden will not succeed in attempting to dictate to the committees how they conduct their investigation. again, john, republicans have wanted to talk to hunter biden about his business dealings in this impeachment inquiry into president biden but right now things seem to be a little bit more at a standstill. giving abbe lowell, the son of the president's attorney until monday to answer but we suspect abbe lowell will hold firm and say hunter biden will appear but only appear in public. john. >> john: all right, the disagreement will continue and see if the doj does anything about it. david spunt for us, thank you. >> he has no business running for president and yo

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mr. president. president biden, ukraine's counteroffensive congress is blocking aid in vladimir putin appears ready to wait things out. so what is the strategy for the u.s. in ukraine next year to try to turn this around? and if that fails at what point do you say to ukraine that it's perhaps time to start talking about peace talks. and president zelenskyy welcome back to washington. did you hear what you wanted to hear from congress and president biden? and or are you more indeed worried that when you got here? thank you very much. >> let me answer a question first let's put this in perspective. remember how far ukraine has come. russia has failed, failed thus far to erase ukraine from the map. ukraine has taken back more than 50% of its territories seized since february 2022 and has pushed back the russian navy so ukraine can export grain and steel for the world through the black sea thanks to the incredible courage of the ukrainian people and the support of congress but it's not just american support there are m

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biden, 52-35%. who is better able to handle the economy? and on inflation, mr. ump has a 21-point lead, 51% to 30%. i will guess voters vastly favor trump over biden when it comes to overspending, overregulation, overtaxing and i bet voters prefer trump's tough trade policies over biden as well. by the way on that latter point, the key is reciprocity. the use should not stand idly by while foreign governments raise tariffs on u.s. products but on the other hand as mr. trump said anytime a mutual reduction of tariffs would be the best possible trade policy and i'm going to bet that most voters would agree with that, so long as they know all about it. anyway, that is my riff. now, let's go to capitol hill. border policy talks continue. fox business's hilary vaughn is standing by with the latest. hilary, why can't they make a deal? seems like an easy thing to me? >> reporter: larry, congress has a lot to do this week part of the problem there is really no hard deadline. there is not a situation where there is impending government shut down where they're forced to co

indictment against mr. biden much be dismissed it violates agreement in effect in exchange for mr. giving up various rights, prosecution agreed to provide immunity. the problem is, delaware judge threw this agreement out of the window, what is he talking about? >> he's been trying to block this, the white house is trying to block gets the facts out. even with archives, there are alias names out for joe biden. we need to bring this before a judge, the white house is trying to keep the public from seeing the facts. as people see more facts, people recognize web of deception, money coming from other countries, money coming from chinese shell companies, how many people use 20 shell companies from foreign countries? hunter wasn't registered as a foreign agent. we have seen joe biden say he had no involvement in his son's businesses and that turned out to be false, he is getting cash payments. white house is trying to block more information, we'll have the vote tomorrow. >> lawrence: no one can tell us what hunter did, especially when you have the foulings from the special counsel saying

mr. president. thank you, from ukraine. pres. biden: we are going to ask questions, we will each have two questions. i will ask the first question. i will ask, i will recognize. [laughter] i will ask a question. >> president biden, ukraine's counter has -- [indiscernible] a putin appears ready to wait things out. what is to strategy for the u.s. and ukraine next year to try and turn this around? if that fails, it will point to say, ukraine, as a friend, it is perhaps time to start looking at peace talks. president zelenskyy, welcome back to washington. did you hear what you want to hear from congress and president biden? or, are you more, indeed, worried then when you got here? thank you, very much. pres. biden: let me, answer my question first. look at how far ukraine has come. russia has failed us so far -- has failed so far trying to eliminate ukraine from the map. ukraine has taken back around 50% since 2022. it has pushed back the russian navy so ukraine can export grain and steel to the world through the black sea. thanks to the

biden, d.o.j. stepped in and prevented them from pursuing it. mr. cole: yield the gentleman an additional 30 seconds. mr.smith: thanks to the evidence released by the whistleblowers the d.o.j. indicted hunter biden on tax felonies. everything the whistleblowers told us about the hunter biden tax case has proven right. i am convinced they are also right about the links to joe biden they were prevented from following. congress owes it to the american people to follow the facts wherever they lead and pass this resolution, mr. speaker. . . . . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: i wish to present, "absolutely shocking, they say the biden inquiry may be the weakest in history and the impeachment quote is supposed to be the most extreme in american politics and if you reach for it any time you think it will help you in the polls i fear it will become degraded. all the gentleman said has been debunked and it's nuts. i yield one minute to the gentleman from california, mr. schiff one minute. the speaker pro

assistance i believe in private kngs, emissaries mr. bidenbout problem sos with regard to treatment, and so forecast i have been until school you got to give israel unconditional support, that is the way i worked when i as ambassador to united nations. in defending israel there i think that that sort of one of the cardinal a principals united states foreign policy is support for israel should the absolutely continue. maria: thank you, sir. >> thank you >> john negroponte joining us they morning, on all of that, we will take a break and come right back, stay with us. . . kevin?!?!?.... hey, what's going on? i'm right here! i was busy cashbacking for the holidays with chase freedom unlimited. i'm gonna cashback on a gingerbread house! oooh, it's got little people inside! and a snowglobe. oh, i wished i lived in there. you know i can't believe you lost another kevin. it's a holiday tradition! that it is! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. (car engine revs) (engine accelerating) (tex

mr. biden's son hunter. melanie zanona has more. >> reporter: the house is set to vote tuesday on a resolution to formalize their impeachment inquiry into president joe biden and his son's foreign business deals. the house is expected to pass this resolution after nearly the entire house republican conference has lined up behind it. this inquiry has been going on for several months after former speaker kevin mccarthy unilaterally opened this probe back in september, but now republicans are making this new push because they want to strengthen their hand in court when they try to enforce subpoenas as they try to wrap up thei investigation. but just because they have the votes for the inquiry does not necessarily mean that they are going to have the votes for impeachment itself and that is because key swing difficult moderate republicans still say that they have not seen any evidence of high crimes or misdemeanors and they are casting doubt on whether house republicans will come up with any evidence of impeacap

idea she is not sanctioned then hunter biden gets put often the board of burisma this influence peddling thing starts it continues all the way through 2018. maria: mr. chairman, i've got to say i don't know about that, because i remember back in 2013 even way before that, when joe biden signed off on having thousands of chinese companies listed on new york exchanges, new york stock exchange, allowed to list in our capital markets not follow same rules as sec has regular companies american companies to follow autoed rules how come joe biden loid thousands of companies to trade in the united states, not follow sec rules? >> yeah, great question. i think. maria: pied for that did it start back then those stocks in indices, that has i believe enabled american investors to fund the expansion of communist china. >> scary stuff particularly when that document chairman comer released last week from asian-american bank talked how china wants to, you know, have influence over, politicians pao children. maria: invite. >> not so much maybe hunter biden shake down some chinese company more chinese company chinese government trying to influence how our governmen

there are elections in the usa, this is a problem that worries america, the democratic party and mr. biden are much more important for the fate of mr. zelensky and ukraine in general, ukraine is interfering with biden’s elections. the issue needs to be resolved, but in principle , ukraine is the affairs of europe, but the united states took everything out of europe, and the german foreign minister, the german pistorius, told ukraine a murderous phrase, we are not your allies , guys, think, a powerful push for negotiations, which, as you understand, is unacceptable for ukraine as soon as it exists. the authorities will sit down for negotiations, with a promise never to go to them, the maidan is inevitable, over the sir clouds have gathered for zelensky, for him there are two options: either lose the elections and go to warmer climes, or, well, not zelyansky, another, it’s true, reformatting the entire political power, but what can’t you do if life... but it’s possible do not negotiate , cancel the elections, continue to fight, beg for groves, but this goes against the wishes of those who wa

mr. biden's counsel and the white house have both argued that the reason he couldn't come for a deposition was because there wasn't a formal vote for an impeachment inquiry. well, that's going to happen in a few hours. we think it will pass. we think the house of representatives will go on record with the power that solely resides in the house to say we are in an official impeachment phase of the oversight and when that happens we'll see what their excuse is then. they should have been here today, but once we take that vote, we expect him to come in for his interview, for his deposition and frankly, we will also, i think, look at contempt proceedings as we move forward. with that we'll take your questions. >> why not call his bluff? he's here and not wanting to sit for a deaf sposition. >> every one of them from clear back to the irs targeting conservatives to benghazi, to the impeachment -- every one you do it in a way where they come in for private -- this is what the democrats did. don junior had to testify twice in a deposition setting, two different committees, but somehow that doesn'

mr. biden's son, hunter biden, with republicans accusing the president of having profited from those dealings when he was vice president, something the president denies for his part, hunter biden, who is under indictment on federal tax evasion and gun charges, today defied a subpoena to appear in congress for a closed door deposition again today, he blasted the investigation saying his father was not financially involved in any of his business dealings this all comes less than a year before the 2024 election. ryan nobles leads our coverage tonight from capitol hill >> reporter: tonight, president biden now facing an official impeachment inquiry after the house voted along party lines to formally authorize a republican investigation already under way. gop leaders say the move will help them gather more documents and witness testimony into biden family finances. >> we're now at a pivotal moment in our investigation, but we are facing obstruction from the white house >> reporter: democrats blasting the vote. >> this whole thing is an extreme political stunt. >> reporter: and it came just hours a

mr. biden's highest priority is avoiding escalation by iran or proxies. mr. biden is afraid, we use that word advisedly, of being involved in a larger conflict which might not be popular in an election year. about you that anxiety is now interfering with his core obligation to defend u.s. forces. president biden is afraid, victoria, that fair? >> well, jonathan, it's good to be with you. i think -- i think we need more than whispers out of the white house on this. and we have seen iran ratchet up its attack on u.s. personnel, u.s. interests, and it's not just in the red sea, although that is an exciting theater right now. but it's in syria, it's in iraq, they are behind, they came out and publicly claimed agency behind the attack on israel on october 7th. so i think we need a complete overhaul of administration, iran policy, we can't be tip toeing around them, pick targets in yemen and push back, not escalation but make sure we will not stand for this. >> jonathan: david freeman believes we should strike iran, do you mean military targets in and around tehran,

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mr. biden keeps talking about avoiding a middle east war escalation but in fact iran is doing the escalation. appeasement will do that when you fear your enemy more than your enemy fears you. the united states government appears to be doing virtually nothing to deter terrorists. pin rick responses, ridiculous diplomatic double speak, smoke blowing from the white house press room. that is all you get. next time mr. sullivan appears in the white house press room some enterprising reporter should ask him when his administration will enforce the economic and energy sanctions mandated by congress? or stop the 35 billion-dollar a year oil sales to china? or, interdictor illegal shipping, or impounding illegal ships themselves? or failing any of that, when will the mighty u.s. military be unleashed to destroyer iranian oil fields or perhaps command-and-control centers, or training centers in iran? that kind of force is the only language that iran will ever understand but right now, joe biden's not spe

mr. biden's political weakness. do putin and xi look at what's going on across the street from here and think wow, biden can't even get bills passed to fund ukraine, why should we be worried about him? >> democracy scares xi and putin the most but enjoy how it impacts the united states government. i was very surprised yesterday because you know, back when president biden was vice president, president obama said you cannot get everything but accept what you can get. and i would like to see the politicians compromise, money for the border, and israel and ukraine, we lose if we don't do that. it's a 0 sum game. it's over to them to negotiate a compromise which republicans can accept. >> john: i know you are going to be heading over to the middle east for the security conference soon. we expect and look forward to seeing you on the back side of that, dan. thank you so much. appreciate it. >> absolutely. thanks. >> john: sandra. >> sandra: good to see dan. sky high mortgage rates are making it harder and harder for every

." >> reporter: compared to former president trump, mr. biden actually approved more drillings on public land and now the u.s. is the largest oil and gas producer in the world. >> we can't be building new infrastructure. we will see the missions come to a peak this year. they will no longer climb as they have in the past. the bad news is reaching a plateau isn't good enough. those emissions have to come to zero and do that pretty quickly. >> reporter: those emissions will not go down like that if we continue to burn fossil fuels? >> that's right. we need to bring carbon emissions down to zero. >> reporter: phasing out fossil fuels is a heated debate and many fear the process has been compromised by being held in the oil rich uae and the head of the state run oil company. >> it looks bad and probably bad. >> reporter: he hopes world leaders will rise to occasion and cut planet changing emissions before it's too late. los angeles. >>> today, a powerful earthquake struck off the philippine coast prompting a tsunami warning. it had a magnitude of 7.