mr. hudson. yeah. willing to take okay. segment it's even though there's an a, a proposal that has been presented to the old policies, which talks about a short term seized by a, a full weeks almost a month. do you think this is going to be a major concession by how mass, which, which has been insisting in the past on the need for a permit, is seized by a, as a major prerequisite for any agreement with these well, of the no, i don't think so. i again, i agree with the what for the alone and i've said have said, how nice is a relatively headless body right now. it's probably fighting and is the localities . and to think that they themselves will be able to drive through some sort of a, a truce in this way, i think is, is difficult. what we need is a pedestal plan. what we need is the international community to sort of finally stepped forward and international lies the protection of civilians and gaza. and also to insist through that to get the hostages out failure to do that, will mean that these

mr. hudson. but we are also expecting the death told to rise due to the people still trapped under the rebel. and also for people who are suffering critical injuries. while there is no medicine across the causal sir. and i know you're trying to do your best to get data information from people who live in the north. they have been getting a little to no food and water for almost 3 weeks. now. tell us about that and how they're coping and surviving. we're receiving a lot of appeal cause from policy and use another and some appeals are talking about the fact that they need food and water. they need a medical supplies and the last new appeal we have been hearing from people is the water just an elation sense are not working anymore. there is no water was where people work completely relying on these water was and there is no fuel. so people are not only being displaced from place to another because they have been forced by those where the forces, they also do not have any water food drink. any aid th

mr. ryan. >> i agree with the legalization decriminalization. the rollout though, especially here in the hudson valley where a lot of small businesses wanted to open dispensaries has been a mess. so i've been pushing on the state to fix that process. it's getting a little bit better but we have a lot more work to do. it's a big economic opportunity as well as the opportunity in terms of criminal justice reform. >> i guess our final lightning round question, mr. ryan will you vote yes or no on prop position 1? >> i'll vote yes to protect abortion rights, lgbt kwfrp b rights. disability rights. so please flip over your ballots and vote to protect reproductive freedom in new york state. >> abortion is not on proposition 1. what this will do is pave the way for boys to play in girls sports, pave the way for illegals to vote in our elections. i am going to be voting against proposition one. and as a member of the guy community it's not about l grfrn btq rights. it's about fairness in sports, security in locker rooms and allowing parents to decide what's best for their children. >> foreign policy and

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mrs. nixon before she even put her makeup on. she was always up, ready to face the day. her secret service, head of the seeker after the secret service bill hudson on all the foreign trips and domestic trips, she never missed a beat. there just is no evidence to support thisup claim. >> august 8 and 9th, 1974, what can you tell us about pat nixon and those two days? >> very, very dark days for the nixon's, when he decides to resign, goes on television the night of the eighth to address e cntry. on t the ninth addresses the stf in et wing, and it's just a very stressful time for everyone. also everyone has told me the weather was very dark. it wasy like out of central casting. so during this time of course the daughters are both there, tricia and julie with their husbands. on the ninth when the present addresses the staff there all up on stage with them. clearly everyone has been crying, is very upset, and pat was so tired and terry. when he gives that speech at the end he's been criticized a lot for not talking about pat. he talked about his mother, that she was a saint, et cetera, and she's ever after criticized for not talking that his wife wh