mr. joe bryant is the master builder. he knew that his son was going to be a basketball legend. she was very serious. just a tough, strong black woman. like, don't take no shit. these people are the ones that raise arguably one of the greatest basketball players of all time. they instilled that into him. his drive, that comes from them. my mother used to tell me stories that my father used to play basketball on tv. and i would play, too. i have a little hoop in the living room where i play. then they take a timeout, then i take a timeout, sit down, have some water. and then he start playing. then i play again. i'm three years old, and i will do this for the entire game. joe bryant grew up in southwest philadelphia. he comes from a pretty tough part of town. [music playing] basketball was his outlet. joe began his career with his hometown team, with the philadelphia 76ers. joe bryant was a very colorful player, had a big personality. he was showtime before there was showtime, as people like to say. he was just ahead of his time. [suspenseful music] in his rookie year, joe had a l

mr. joe said, posit in fighting men's, it was clear he wasn't the best choice to lead them into general elections this year. so the main is 5 minutes to until 2 o'clock and choose his replacement. justin crudo has led canada for almost a decade. but if he's become deeply unpopular with polls indicating that 73 percent of canadians want him to step down this part of his resignation, speech i intend to resign as party leader as prime minister after the party selects it's next leader to a robust nationwide competitive process last night i asked the president of the liberal party to begin that process. this country deserves a real choice in the next election. and it is become clear to me that if i am having to fight internal battles, i cannot be the best option in that election. so let's get more from the correspondent janelle dom allow, and washington welcomed janelle a tell us more about justin showed those reasons for going you know, fell. there was a moment last month when just to introduce e

i'm still here with the legendary comedian, the host of his opponent, mr. joe jimmy door. jimmy and paul, when we were talking about optimism on some of the big federals he gathered and r f k junior. who's about to take on big farm or and take on the i'll give leave. the vested interests a more powerful than the military. industrial complex when it comes to make from it, but of course in this region it is the genocide and we know our if k junior, as opposed with the she really biotech was being on this show. we know tools. he gathered his change of policy on israel. i don't know how much money they got from sheldon edison's, the widow. do we have to expect that all the palestinians will be killed the head of the integration? is that how sad and, and desperate and, and pulling, the prospect is for palestine and of course, the bombing, lebanon, the bombing iraq, the bombing, evan, m and the bombing syria just in the past few days. and you run well, i know as so when i woke up this morning i know there was a vote in the un security council to call for a permanent

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this morning, before trump assumed the presidency, there was a polite hand-off of the old style from mr. joe trump and melania arrived at the white house. the couples went inside for tv. in this challenging time, i've also been turning to tea to calm my nerves. i actually have a quick message for the folks over at celestial seasonings. your sleepytime flavor is broken. fix it. how is possible that the sleepytime bear is packin' so many zs? wait a minute. jimmy, put up the bear. what's next to him? zoom in. aha! it's xanax! i knew it! benzodiazepine. biden put up a friendly front, but i'm sure behind the scenes he's distraught that he was just replaced by an autocrat. why do i think that? because moments before he left office, he issued preemptive pardons to mark milley, members of the january 6th committee, dr. anthony fauci, as well as five members of his own family. so just to be safe, i have legally changed my name to sara jones biden. we've already changed the sign on the outside of the building. even though he wasn't president until today, trump's presidential agenda kicked off yesterda

mr. president, joe biden, an american president, being there for the american people at a time of critical need. and i cannot impress upon you personally on behalf of 40 million americans that live in the great state of california, how proud we are of you, vice president, and your leadership. pres. biden: well, thank you. you know, that's why i think it's so important i speak plainly to the american people and let them know what we can and can't do. for example, those churches that get burned down and talked about, those public schools, the federal government will pay to rebuild those, rebuild those. so we have to let people know that there are things that are going to be coming that we've declared in this disaster relief legislation and others that are going to be available. because i think people say, ok, i'm out, but god, what happens now? but we're not leaving, we're not leaving until we get it done. karen, mayor. mayor bass: yes, thank you, mr. president and madam vice president. i just can't emphasize enough how important your support and involvement has been and how in the midst of

mr. nixon was the first non- incumbent vice president to be elected president. that would not happen again until joeefeated trump in 2020. mr. nixon went on to win a second term in 1972, but resigned two years later during the watergate investigation. temperatures for inauguration day were around 35 degrees with some rain and sleet. this was the last presidential swearing-in by chief justice earl warren.

sincere pleasure to turn it to the person who led the way in this great effort, our president joe biden, mr. president what you have done confirming a record number of judges will be one of the most important follow-ups of your legacy, which is of course very large and impressive. thank you for your leadership, all these many years. let us welcome our great president, joseph biden. [applause] pres. biden: thank you thank you thank you. i'm sure you're clapping because i finally showed up. [laughter] i do apologize. we had a busy schedule new year's day on, two crises, one in louisiana and one in las vegas. i have assembled the entire defense and intelligence apparatus of the country, the situation room, we have been spending time there. i will take another two minutes to talk about that and then go on. i want to give an update on the investigations of yesterday's terrorist attacks, new orleans and las vegas. i have come from the meeting, the better part of an hour, from the homeland security team. the people killed in portland has risen to 15 including the attacker, 35 injured. the fbi brie

mr. president , did joe biden leave you a letter?did and you left him one but you never disclosed either one of them. >> president donald trump: a lot of people -- a lot of people thought it was a set up. i have a lot of respect for peter do see but he asked me a question about the letter, and i remember, like a custom you leave it in the drawer. that beautiful desk alongside the wall. i opened it up and i gave the letter to peter. >> he got to read it? >> president donald trump: i guess. >> before we get into this, there are so much substance, you are inheriting a lot of problems. a lot of things are scaring me. i want to get to all of that but i want to -- >> president donald trump: they are all solvable problems. we can get our country back, but if we did not win this race, i really believe our country would have been a lost -- would have been lost forever. >> was there moments lips as i know you signed this declaration about the weaponization and we know the preemptive pardons came up on joe's way out but you were facing a civil

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mr. nixon was the first non- incumbent vice president to be elected president. that would not happen again until joe biden defeated trump in 2020. mr. nixon went on to win a second term in 1972, but resigned two years later during the watergate investigation. temperatures for inauguration day were around 35 degrees with some rain and sleet. this was the last presidential swearing-in by chief justice earl warren. justice warren: do you, richard milhous nixon, solemnly swear that you will faithfully execute the office -- pres. nixon: that i will faithfully execute the office -- justice warren: of president of the united states. and will to the best of your ability preserve, protect, and defend. pres. nixon: preserve, protect, and defend the constitution of the united states so help me god. [cheers and applause] ♪ [applause] ♪ pres. nixon: senator dirksen, mr. chief justice, mr. vice president, president johnson, vice president humphrey, my fellow americans, and my fellow citizens of the world community: i ask you to share with me today the majesty of this moment. in the orderly transfer of power, we c

. >> and thank you for having me, it's appropriate to talk about joe biden, mr. amtrak itself. and union station amazing the way you've done it up here. look, biden did put those trump years behind us and he beat drumm by more than seven million votes and in the electoral college. we should never forget that. i know that donald trump beat kamala harris by three million votes in the last election, but i think we need to keep some perspective about where america is and you know, it's one of the great things about democracy that we have the pendulum swings and turning and of course, anybody who was incumbent during the post covid-19 inflationary period went down all over the world, left, right and center, and so we can't forget that historical context, but i think that he was a great president who ranks right up there with some of the best from the 20th century, like lyndon johnson like franklin roosevelt. we did massive infrastructure investment. i sat there for four years under donald trump and we had infrastructure week, we had infrastructure month, we had infrastructure barbec

>> thank you mr. joe governor could see again the service second round going to try to get to like tribal sovereignty is come up before trust and treaty obligations as a country public lands and exciting announcements in california question and issues in california recent fires into california as the speaker today more than 40000 acres burned 12000 structures plus tips destroyed people who have perished that number is probably going to grow. the most destructive natural disasters of los angeles history as a governor not at this scale but in 2024 viewed requested that major declaration for the historical wildfires that ravaged across northwest notes north dakota. is that correct? >> yes do you believe federal disaster aid should come with or without conditions? >> each situation with barry. nick sent on behalf of catherine and i are empathy and sympathy to anyone who has lost their homes, lost their loved ones. we have friends that have lived in the area have lost their homes the homes they raise their kid

on this january 20th a short time ago president joe biden greeted mr. and mrs. trump at the white house for tea, a tradition. also making history, and we see the former president barack obama arriving now at capitol hill. the indoor swearing in ceremony and those executive orders that americans will begin to see roll out right there live on television is about to happen with barack obama arriving. i will toggle back and forth and tell you what is going on live. this day is making history despite the frigid landscape left by yesterday's winter storm. trump supporters are filling up the streets of washington to witness this historic day. a former minnesota news anchor i'm experiencing a lot of sunshine to couple those biting temperatures. trump's return to the white house, the first time in 132 years that a president will serve a non-consecutive second term. you might say we're living in a time of one of the biggest political comebacks in history. with me today ben domenech and spectator editor at large and molly hemingway fox news contributor and steve hilton is

was that i will talk to you of all the kinds of the periods studying them was that there we are, joe and mr. miller, which will be removed from the courtroom. the international criminal tribunal for the former yugoslavia was established on may the 25th, 1993. its primary purpose was to punish all the bulk and was more criminals regardless of their nationality. but the reality was quite different as reported by people who witnessed the inner workings of the tribunal. ty it out the cache and built around what sort of on team so, so successful the evictions or for something to bridge and stuff and size the decimal boss. they have to go into stuff as i said this. so how do i that's good, your thoughts as i said this real quick. so we went, thought obviously not as far as liquid me. some of you without the spelling on not . i'm not e mail, these please a doctor or don't yet. now just on doctorate, only needs to cover the problem to both sonya, at least with some not the funding, not active, but in order to so can you look because we have to click on the, to the spring with this supplemental barc

mr netanyahu then spoke to the us president, outgoing president, joe biden.ing the hostage deal. as we've been reflecting, both joe biden and donald trump claiming credit for this agreement, and mr annette yahoo thanking both of them —— mr netanyahu. let's get more on the net humanitarian situation. let's speak to fikr shalltoot. she's the gaza director for medical aid for palestinians. thank you very much. i do see this agreement panning out in terms of humanitarian aid and getting those relief supplies back —— how do you see? getting those relief supplies back -- how do you see? yeah, i think that — back -- how do you see? yeah, i think that this _ back -- how do you see? yeah, i think that this agreement - back -- how do you see? yeah, i think that this agreement is - think that this agreement is just a step actually towards saving civilians' lives. and to sustain what is left of their dignity. what gaza has been suffering over the last 15 months, getting aid into gaza. we got lots of trucks waiting in rafah and also injordan and also in the west bank. i h

joe? i said, mr. president, ours is a proposed ours. is it?ou tell me and i'll tell you what the honest chances are. and so he long story, but about five minutes he takes that card out of his pocket. he has ten names on it, and he reads off the five for the first 3 or 4 most conservative members. and he said, i think they'd have real trouble, mr. president. and he gets down to the fourth or fifth one, he said, and he said, so-and-so. the supreme court, california. and i said, well, based on what i know about him, he's a pretty mainstream guy. i think he'd have a shot. he said, me your form, mr. president, i don't know that i and he kept saying that. so i kidded with howard. i said, howard, tell him. >> and so next thing you know, reagan says, you got a minute, joe and i kiddingly said, i'm really busy, mr. president. >> he takes me by the hand and walks me to a coffee table. there, walks me to that door, opens the door, and he said, he's with you. i was standing there the whole time. whole time. >> wow. that's amazing. you know, my first time

mr. president . >> sean: really joe? yesterday suppressor. biden made it all about himself and he was proud of the fact that he was a great-grandfather and only seemed concerned about his sons, and that he may have lost his house. his vice president longtime advocate for the left's radical socialist green new deal equity obsession, here she is in 2022 vowing to dole out any disaster relief on the basis of racial and environmental equity. listen. >> it is our lowest income communities and our communities of colour that are most impacted. by these extreme conditions and impacted by issues that are not of their own making. absolutely. we have to address this in a way that is about giving resources based on equity and understanding that we fight for equality but we also need to fight for equity understanding not everyone starts out at the same place and if we want people to be an equal place sometimes we have to take into account those disparities. >> this is madness, keep in mind california is the greatest example of how this woke equity obsesse

joe biden has. how about jobs? mr. trump lost 2.1 million jobs. joe biden created 16.1 million. the best first term, one term performance in the job in the history of america. uh, judges. he confirmed 235 judges and a wonderful one on the supreme court. justice ketanji brown jackson. maybe most importantly, for the first time in a quarter century since my old boss bill clinton handed the keys to scott's old boss, george w bush, for the first time in a century, america in a quarter century, america is not involved in a war. he ended those forever wars. trump said he would, but didn't. biden did. so peace, prosperity, honesty, civility, justice. i think he actually he has a terrific record that politically, they've tossed his party out. and i accept that. by the way, my party doesn't lie about election results. when we lose, we honor that and we'll have the peaceful transfer of power. i do hope all those trumpers in the rotunda on monday will behave themselves better than the last time they were in a rotunda, when they attacked 147 wounded, 147 cops. um, so yeah, i'm really proud,

mr. president, did joe biden leave you a letter? did he? he did leave you a letter. he did. and you had left him one. but you've never disclosed either one of them. >> well, a lot of people. >> that would be a great time. >> you know, it was interesting. a lot of people thought it was sort of like a setup with peter doocy and myself. and i have a lot of respect for peter, but he just asked me a question about the letter, and then i remembered that, you know, it's like a custom. you leave it right in the drawer of that beautiful desk, right alongside of us. and so i opened it up, and i actually gave the letter to peter. >> and did he? he got to read it. >> i guess i don't i haven't. >> you don't. >> know if he read it. i just sent it to him a little while ago. >> all right. before we get into. there's so much substance. you are inheriting a lot of problems, a lot of things that actually scare me. and i want to get to all of that. but i want to. and i will get to all of that. >> they're all solvable problems. >> i agree. >> they're all solvable. >> not easy. >> with time, effo

prior to beating democratic incumbent senator joe donnelly in 2018, mr. braun spent time in the house of representatives. his time was marked by the opposition to the affordable care act and same-sex marriage, as well as his defense of former president donald trump during both impeachment proceedings, and his refusal to accept the 2020 election results. next, his final floor speech. this is about 25 minutes. >> it has been the honor of my lifetime to represent hoosiers here in the u.s. senate. when i set out to do this back in 2017, did not have much of a political legacy. to leave my business that i had spent 37 years running, and that i wanted to run for the u.s. senate. everybody said, fools errand, could not be done. there are a lot of losers wanting the system to be shaken up a little bit. when i interpret it, i think but politics was doing back in '15 and '16, i crafted that unusual idea that it could be done, even when you make most of your life in the trenches in the real world. i was told when i got here, freshman senators are not to be heard, ma

mr. trump the heck is out of the office on the 20th of june. well, today is also the 4th anniversary of the storming of the us capital building when trump support has tried to stop joe biden certification as went up to 2020 election . mr. trump has promised to pub in many of those charged with criminal offenses that day. 2 weeks before mr. trump takes office again. here's a look at what that could mean for the defendants and for democracy. january 6th, 2021 and the sold on democracy. as a mob summoned by president donald trump storms, us capital building for p among the crowd died. 5 police officers were dead within days. the vice president and leaders of the senate and house narrowly escaped as intruders realm. the halls. the biggest investigation in the history of the us justice department followed more than 1500 people were arrested on charges ranging from assaulting police to trespassing to obstructing official proceedings. more than a 1000 had pled guilty and more than 250 had been convicted in court while other trials and arrests continue. some of the writers became prominent figures like the so called q a non sham on. and the man who put his feet up on how sp

. >> joe robertson. >> thank you, mr. speaker. my constituents on the isle of wight are entirely reliant on foreign aid, debt laden, unregulated fairy companies for travel. in united kingdom public transport is regulated and subsidized like buses, trains, scottish ferries. does the private is to agree this isle of wight anomaly must come to an end? will the government intervene in order to protect passengers from excessive ferry prices and bad services? >> prime minister. >> i thank him for raising this and he's right. the services for his constituents have not been good enough. i know both he and my honorable friend the member for the isle of wight west share a commitment to ensuring their constituents receive a better service. the maritime minister has met the ferry and hovercraft operators, the leader of the council and other stakeholders. they will be further meetings and i will make sure he's fully informed by the minister of the progress on this issue for his constituents. >> patricia ferguson. >> thank you, mr. speaker. thi

mr. ambassador? >> joed looked across the table at said that we have with canada? after a pregnant pause, she said there are none. i said there are none? we have keystone pipeline and we have, you know, stuff with lumber and the detroit windsor bridge. who pays for that? >> milk. >> milk. we have milk and dairy. she said -- >> real milk. not almond milk. >> we just have opportunities. now, the trade imbalance that people are referring to is substantially energy. look, we need that energy in the united states and we benefit from the strong relationship. the energy that we get from canada is of all types. it's from renewables to fossil fuels. it's from hydro to solar. so, look, i think the opportunities to expand the energy relationship is there, but, you know, this trade deficit is small in terms of the total size of the relationship. we have a multibillion dollar daily trading relationship and investment respect lationship t creates jobs on both sides of the border. it is better for both of us. we create jo

>> a short time ago, president joe biden greeted mr. and mrs.house for tea, an inaugural tradition. >> jon: always important to keep up the tea tradition when you hand over the keys to -- i'm sorry, what did you call him... hitler? but got to be a good host! "the wifi password is "whitehouse." but i changed the "i" to a "1." i hope that's not weird." i'm not saying biden should have done his own insurrection, but there's got to be a happy medium between storming the capitol and "would you like a crumpet?" but everyone showed up! yes, it's the supreme court! taxiing in -- [boos] oh, please. they're taxiing them in like the private jets some of them take to caged pheasant hunts. all very legal! and america's illustrious senators like amy klobuchar and deb fisher and... of course, hakeem jeffries with her and -- fetterman was -- come on! fetterman! really? shorts? it's not even an inaugural decorum thing. it's [bleep] freezing out there! it is a health concern. fetterman is literally america's teenage son. "it's your grandma's funeral!" "i told you

mr. jordan: every community on the border knows they did t we had a five-minute conversation things are wonderful. joe biden -- mr. fabricator, did the people improfit the immigration system and border security? mr. fabbricatore: we have more illegal aliens on the street today because of the biden administration. p.l.o. jordan: of course we know it's gotten worse. earlier mr. newman you said the biden administration invited the crisis. i think you are being nice when you use the word invited. i think they intentional -- willfully created the crisis. i want to know why would they do that? why would an administration deliberately create the chaos we have seen upwards of 10 million people coming in the country -- it's interesting these border communities, that's been the biggest change in voting democrat to voting republican is taking place in those communities because they felt it firsthand. we were in yuma, arizona, the cost of the education system, health care system, public services in those communities unbelievable. why would they intentionally, why would they do this? that's what i have been trying

mr. carter was in office from 1977 until 1981, and he died at the age of 100 in late december. all living u.s. presidents have been invited to tomorrow's funeral where current president joeill deliver the eulogy after a private service, mr. carter will then be buried in a plot visible from the front porch of his home in georgia. we will have live coverage of the funeral here on bbc news, so join us for that. let's have a look again at our top story, a look at the latest pictures coming to us from california and that wildfire disaster that is continuing to unfold in los angeles. you can see plumes of smoke high into the sky. strong wind fueling those fires. authorities in l.a. have warned all residents they are in danger from those fires burning around the city. two people have been killed, many others injured and tens of thousands have been forced to leave their homes. u.s. president joe biden has promised extra resources to help with the fight. that's it for today. announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. and by judy and peter blum kovler

mr. hamilton: well, he was called joe johnston.n't his commander-in-chief, he was commander of his main army. really had two commanders of the armies, his two main armies at richmond after the move. the move of the capital to richmond. he had two main armies there. one under beauregard, and the o ther was an army under joe johnston, who was more senior than beauregard. both of them, very able battlefield commanders from the time of the mexican war. host: may 8, 1861. jefferson davis is still in montgomery and he makes a call for 400,000 soldiers for three year terms. what was the response to that? mr. hamilton: well, jefferson davis recognized that the war was rapidly becoming very serious. and understood, unlike lincoln, that 75,000 wouldn't do it. so, he calls for a much, much larger number. and that is a number which will then increase and increase through the war. the thing about, i should say, about lincoln calling up the 75,000 men, is that they were only called up after three months. that was another terrible mistake. you kn

mr. beast and trump hopes to have a decision made within the next 30 days and, joe, you light up when i saidading? >> absolutely american adviser and entity buys tiktok. let's face t joe: donald trump was right to extend this. mr. beast would not extend that and going for them and lining up invest.it's going to go to somebody, but in the end trump was so right about this. it is such a popular app at this point. one of the most popular in the world and let's make money off this and it's on the move. lighting up with the move and multigeneration and watch them. molly: something interesting on fox news sunday and he wasn't really concerned about whether an american company with investors are working with parpartners in places like euroe and going for them to be control bid china and a great point and it was interesting and i have the american bonnier mind too and he seemed to be broadening the possibility to other parts of the globe. i don't know. i don't know how it'll all fall out but i just thought it was interest. brian: our senior millennial correspondent feel about tiktok? lisa: excuse me

. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: for the last four years the left insisted bidenomics is working and joe will fix inflation. >> mrn the world and a stronger than ever for all americans. >> when we came in our highest priority was rescued america and what we can say today is we have inflation at under 3%. >> in the economy is incredibly strong as he talked about yesterday and it trump is inheriting the opposite of what he says. >> jesse: now that trump is an officer heads are exploding the. >> you campaigned on lowering prices for consumers, we have seen all of these executive orders, which one lowers prices? >> we have done a lot of that have been a number of executive orders that have caused jobs to come back into our country which is a core part of lowering prices, more capital investment, job creation is one of the things that will drive down prices for all consumers and raise wages people can afford to buy the things they need. >> but grocery prices will not come down. >> prices are going to come down but it will take a little bit of time. the president has been president for five days. >> jesse: democrats sp

it is not far-fetched to say that donald trump did more in one day and joe biden did in four years. mrtrump still has much to do to clean up biden's mess. straightening out the country. all things are possible with an optimist who believes in the american dream of success and talks about golden era spirit what a welcome relief from the dark ages of joe biden and the fundamentally pessimistic visions of people in society that is always held by socialists and progressives everywhere. you know, for them, it is all about the state. for mr. trump it is all about individuals, hardware, meritocratic climbing the ladder of success. mr. trump will close the borders to illegal immigration and deport the criminals as fast as possible. he will reopen the fossil fuels to boost energy production. hopefully bring down prices. he will doj has way towards ending the social regulatory state. did not mention this specifically, though we did not mention it specifically in his inaugural speech, he will extend his highly successful progrowth tax cuts and even add to them. wall street thinks tax cuts and tar

mr. trump's candidates will get confirmed. >>> in one of his last acts as the president, joe biden issued preemptive pardons to five members of own family including his two brothers and sister. mr. biden said there was no reason to believe partisan threats against his family would end when he left office. last year he pardoned his son hunter who was about to be sentenced on federal gun and tax evasion charges. none of the other biden family members have been charged with any crimes. mr. biden also iued pardons for several public servants, including dr. anthony fauci, former joint chiefs chair mark milley, former congresswoman liz cheney and other members of the january 6th committee. all have faced gop backlash and threatened with prosecution for their opposition and their disagreements with president trump. >>> well, turning now to southern california where fire crews have made some significant progress since the devastating wildfires first sparked two weeks ago today. the palisades fire is now 61% contained. the eaton fire is 87% contained. that region, though, once again under red flag warnings this morning after more than

mr. trump and former president joe biden, they've each claimed credit for the israeli hamas ceasefire deal. protesters in israel. they are reiterating their demand that all of the hostages be released. they actually gathered in tel aviv on saturday night, some worrying that the israeli government might try to end the ceasefire and the hostage release agreement before all of the hostages are back home. >> our hearts are filled with joy over the four hostages who were returned to us today, but we are also extremely concerned for our loved ones still held in terrorist captivity. we are gravely concerned over those in power who are actively seeking to sabotage the remainder of this life saving deal. this signed agreement must be implemented fully. there is no time to waste. we must bring everyone home quickly. >> it was just 24 hours ago that we were seeing these images come in. the four hostages released saturday had emotional reunions with their families in israel. plenty of hugs and no shortage of tears of joy. their doctors who examined them say that all four of them are doing well. they'r

even joe biden state department said mr. trump's involvement was critical as our own edward lawrence just reported. but as former ambassador david friedman and others have noted, middle east war is not over. according to reports, israel i troops will be allowed to remain for 6 weeks they are then expected po live, so-called phase 2 mandates a complete israeli withdrawal from gaza and some kind of a permanent ceasefire. at least a thousand palestinians including 200 who murdered israelis, they will be released from israel prisons, well, are they just going straight to gaza and resume their violent jihad against the israel and america? meanwhile, numerous reports suggest that hamas is regroup, we cruiting and reenergying. hamas leader sinwar was killed by israeli forces, but his brother mohamed sinwar is the new leader, if -- a big if, hostages are released in two phases, and israel troops are mandated to live gaza, and a thousand palestinian prisoners will be released from israeli jails, and hamas' rebuilding itself, how can

mr. trump but with president he replaced, joe biden. >> i think what you just laid out cheryl, that thatic biden proclaiming varietiu while doing something very -- if not dishonest, very shady pardoning your family to literally last minute of administration to do it. look the sad fact of an from today's perspective, they say you know former presidents yesterday's news he literallyfyingtively is trump is overwhelm him, and i think -- you know is that the story now, no one remembers him 20 years from now i think trillionian pursuit will ask who was old guy who was president between trump's two terms? and most people won't know it just like most people they know grover cleveland severed to non executive terms. >> the bitterness has spilled out into the interviews from joe biden and kamala harris nancy pelosi's daughter into things about however, went down in 2024, a question for you -- >> when sweeping pardons came down yesterday, for the bidens, biden crime family as many people on twitter are saying i think struck many as admission of guilt when with when hunter biden was pardoneded in ma