mr. joe biden, the president of the united states of america, but an official meeting and an official meeting did not happen, so now that this meeting was being held and this operation was carried out , it was a serious obstacle, it was a strategic message that caused the cancellation of bani netanyahu's trip to the united states, and the second issue. thirdly, in terms of the location of this operation, well , from the point of view of the international observers and the zionist parties, a drone operation should be carried out and a point near the us embassy is hit on television, this can be an important and strategic message for the american parties and also for the zionist regime to take the messages of the yemeni resistance more seriously, and in fact, the process that the war in gaza was taken into consideration, mr. sadeghi, the yemenis , after several stages of anti-zionist operations at different levels, now take such an action and target the heart of tel aviv, do you think it is possible in the future if the war in yemen is not stopped? actions against the zionist regime at higher le

mr. joe biden, the president of the united states, but an official meeting and an official meeting did not happen. therefore , now that this meeting was taking place and this operation was carried out, it was a serious obstacle , it was a strategic message that caused the cancellation of netanyahu's visit to the united states. the opinion of the zionist parties is that a drone operation should be carried out and a point near the us embassy in talaville. yemeni resistance messages take it more seriously and actually reconsider the process they took into consideration in the gaza war. mr. sadeghi yemenis after several stages of anti-operation. in the future, if the yemeni war does not stop , they will take measures against the zionist regime at higher levels. the effects and consequences of this operation are one in the case, in fact, the threats of the zionist regime against the southern lebanese and the speculations about the attack on lebanon. the yemeni resistance operation was in itself the issue of the gaza war , and the third impact that can be imagined for this yemeni resistance oper

mr. biden in the for some belt battle states, arizona, georgia, north carolina, and one man three of those states in 2016, joeen won three and 2020. meanwhile, there are five traditionally solid democratic states where mr. joe biden is feared to be losing, struggling or narrowly ahead. these states which total 36 electoral votes have been safely part of the democratic party base in recent years. maine, minnesota, new hampshire, and virginia, nebraska's second congressional district. this is "the new york times," if mr. joe biden were to lose these states in the seven battlegrounds, donald trump would win with 347 electoral votes. the largest presidential electoral majority since 2008. so, i read this in my jaw dropped. this analysis could be what joe biden said he would need to staff presented it to him in order to drop out of the race. and again from "the new york times," less the basic contours of the race change, and i am quoting "the new york times" here, and some of the sun belt battleground states become more competitive, which is unlikely, biden's only path to winning is to carry michigan, that's why h

mr. joe biden himself whether to resign or not. the important thing in the american elections is not biden, donald trump or anything else, what will destroy the american governance structure. the two parties, the republicans and the democrats , should follow the power structure based on the determined policies. long-term, long-term and medium-term. now , according to mr. biden's good points at the age of 81 , there is a possibility that he will actually create a challenge for the democrats and the conditions the removal of mr. donald and mr. biden is likely to happen. very well, thank you very much, mr. etemadi. i will say goodbye to you. yes, the next news that we will follow today at the international table is the continuation of the zionists' crimes in gaza, at the same time as it is said that the ceasefire negotiations have not reached a conclusion, us president biden has announced that within days in the future, we will see a ceasefire. on the other hand, the palestinian islamic jihad movement has also announced that due to the

mr. biden. i think mister obama and mister clinton, mrs. quinton and we'll sit down with joe biden and explained to her or that she needs to convince or buy them to step down. he will take his delegates and give them back. they will choose a purse and maybe george clooney. maybe oprah winfrey, maybe michelle obama. maybe the governor of california or the governor of michigan, and then that person will be trounced out and they'll spend a month getting them to say horrible things about the mr. trump. and i think that will be the election, at least that's most likely what i think could happen. but none of us know because we're not god and we don't know what's going to happen in the future. but it's uh, you know, it's, it's a heck of a thing. i, i do want to, i'm wondering where you're going personally with this as you describe mr. trump, do you believe as someone who writes about this and it's really smart of looking at u. s. foreign policy, do you believe mr. trump's foreign policy will be better. 2 at controlling the so called deep state that mr. biden has been well, we've seen how but how trump

mr. jeffries: it was a private conversation with president joe biden that will remain private. reporter: there's been a lot of reporting about what was said, just for the record can you be clear. did you ever tell the president that he could hurt democrats' chances of taking back the majority if he stayed in the race? and secondly, secondly, what do you say to those, whether it's congressional republicans or whoever who claim democratic party leaders or elected officials pushed the president out? mr. jeffries: president joe biden is a heroic, transformational 23eug your and he will go down in history as one of the greatest public servants of all time. that much is clear. i had a private conversation with president biden to express the perspective that were wide-ranging of the house democratic caucus. that conversation will remain private in. terms of my republican colleagues, former president donald trump, and extreme maga republican, are having a meltdown right now. a complete and total meltdown. why? because their presidential nominee is unpopular. extreme maga republican pol

president biden previously criticized israel for the 39,000 palestinians killed estimated by the hamas led health ministry. today, mr. netanyahu paid tribute to joe mr. president, we have known each other for 40 years and you have known every israeli prime minister for 50 years. from a proud jewish zionist to a proud irish-american zionist, i want to thank you for 50 years of public service and support for the state of israel that look forward to working with you in the months ahead on the issues before us. caitriona: prime minister netanyahu is also holding talks with vice president kamala harris in a separate meeting that comes amid a shift in u.s. politics where ms. harris is now the presumptive democratic nominee for president after joe biden abandoned his bid for reelection. our north america -- correspondent has been following those meetings. >> it was another day of protests that has followed benjamin netanyahu around washington. during which mr. netanyahu was meeting president biden and kamala harris later after that meeting. the vice president. that meeting on taking increased importance because of her run for the democratic nomination a

mr. president, do you want joe biden to step aside? do you care? >> mr. trump: well we prepared for him, but i don't think it will matter. we had a -- we had a grade 55 years, at the border was the strongest ever, our economy precovid-19 was incredible, the best ever. then when we got hit with the gift from china, the china virus, that came and we did a fantastic job. the stock market was she hired just prior to the covid-19 coming in. so we have done the job, the military, we defeated isis, to go to the terrorists in the world and defeated ices, that was a big thank you. i was told it would take 5 years and it took us a couple of months. the military's fantastic, by the way the military's not awoke, the people out of the topper awoke but the military will never be woke, they are incredible people. what they did for me in the fight for ices, we had no wars, we are headed to world war iii in my opinion with her this man say me running things. he is not running things, the people surrounding the oval office, resolute desk, the beat a resolute desk are runni

mr. kanani, joe biden's withdrawal from the election competition in america. considered it an unimportantnd said that what can change the atmosphere of relations is changing the hostile policies of the government of this country against the people of iran. the spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs also said that the coldness of the relations between iran and europe is the result of miscalculation and pressure of european policies he read america's mistake and said: if europe acts independently and based on its national interests, it will witness the improvement of relations. we will be iran and europe. the request of republican representatives to the immediate resignation of joe biden from the presidency. american republican representatives demanded the immediate resignation of joe biden from the presidency . mike johnson, the republican speaker of the us house of representatives, announced: if biden is not fit to run for president , he is not qualified to serve as president and should resign immediately. us republican senator rick scott also said that biden is qualified for the

biden. we did it, we did it, joe! mr biden picked her as his running mate against donald trump in 2020.isive elections in us history, the biden—harris ticket took office. she was sworn in as the first woman, and first black and asian american, to serve as vice president. but while i may be the first woman in this office, i will not be the last. we won't go back! as vice president, she campaigned for reproductive rights that democrats saw as under assault in the legal fallout from mr trump's presidency. today, our daughters know fewer rights than their grandmothers. this is a health—care crisis. but she quickly ran into trouble over the us border, for which mr biden had tasked her with diplomacy. immigration is now a key line of attack for republicans. she faced criticism for simply telling people not to come. do not come. in a bitterly divisive race, mr trump has long focused attacks on her. kamala, i call her laughing kamala. have you ever watched her laugh? she's crazy. you can tell a lot by a laugh. no, she's crazy. she's nuts. she prosecuted sex predators. he is one. her campaign ad

joe biden has insisted he is the best person to beat donald trump in november's election despite calls for him to withdraw. in his first tv interview since his debate with mrve test. here's peter bowes. | mr president, do you want to talk| about your message in wisconsin? can you still beat trump? yes, replied the president as he boarded air force one to rally democratic voters in the state of wisconsin. haunted by his disastrous debate performance against donald trump, joe biden still has to convince many of his supporters that he's fit enough to serve a second term. the crowd at this campaign rally was enthusiastic enough, but the president felt he had to say it again. what'sjoe going to do? is he going to stay in the race? is he going to drop out? what are you going to do? well, here's my answer. i am running and going to win again. cheering a rousing reception here. but what about the rest of the country? several members of congress, including one democratic senator, have called for the president to pull out of the race. shortly after the rally, mr biden sat down for an exclusive interview with abc news george stephanopoulos, who pressed the president

joe biden, trying to drum up money in a big celebrity fundraiser for the president. but today, in a scathing opinion piece for the new york times newspaper, he's called on mr biden to step love joe biden. "as a senator. "as a vice president and as president." "but the one battle he cannot win is the fight against time. "none of us can." "this is about age. "nothing more. "we are not going to win in november with this president." but it's not just celebrities who want a new candidate - senior members of joe biden's own party are now saying he should consider his position, including ally and former speaker of the house, nancy pelosi. ms pelosi said he should decide quickly whether to stay in the 2024 white house race. as long as the president had... the president - it's up to the president to decide if he is going to run. we're all encouraging him to make that decision, because time is running short. the, i think, overwhelming support of the caucus, it's not for me to say, i'm not head of the caucus any more, but he is beloved, he is respected, and people want him to make that decision not me. he has said he has made a decision. he has said firmly this week he is going to

donald trump was reported to be furious when mr netanyahu congratulated joe biden for winning in 2020good politics to be seen supporting the prime minister as much as possible, and attacking what kamala harris had to say about israel. i think her remarks were disrespectful. they weren't very nice, pertaining to israel. i actually don't know how a person who isjewish can vote for her. for her first steps onto the world stage as the likely presidential candidate, kamala harris looked very uncomfortable with such a controversial leader. this symbolises the blood of palestine! many pro—palestinian protesters said joe biden�*s support for israel's war in gaza had lost him their votes. kamala harris wants to win them back with a subtly different policy, stressing empathy for the civilian victims in gaza. we cannot look away in the face of these tragedies. we cannot allow ourselves to become numb to the suffering, and i will not be silent. kamala? hi! her campaign got a boost with a personal endorsement from barack and michelle 0bama — curiously, the last key senior democrats to get behind h

mr biden�*s withdrawal. this would not have been how joe biden would have wanted his more than 50 years in public life to havee to an end. he'd faced growing calls to withdraw from the presidential race. yet the decision, when it came, nonetheless caught many people by surprise. joe biden was at his delaware beach house, where he's been recuperating from the effects of covid, and reports here suggest that on saturday evening, he called a meeting of his senior advisers, and they worked together late into the night to draft that statement, announcing that letter announcing that he was withdrawing as his party's presidential candidate. now, it wasn't until sunday, those reports suggest, that mr biden informed vice president kamala harris of his decision, after a meeting with members of his family. a lot of white house aides were also kept in the dark, apparently, until the very last minute. now, in that letter, joe biden says that he is withdrawing as his party's nominee for the sake of his party and the country, but that he will continue to serve out the remainder of his term in the white house. now, joe biden,

biden. we did it, we did it, joe! mr biden picked her as his running mate against donald trump in 2020. divisive elections in us history, the biden—harris ticket took office. she was sworn in as the first woman, and first black and asian american, to serve as vice president. while i may be the first woman in this office, i will not be the last. we won't go back! as vice president, she campaigned for reproductive rights that democrats saw as under assault in the legal fallout from mr trump's presidency. today our daughters know fewer rights than their grandmothers. this is a health—care crisis. but she quickly ran into trouble over the us border, for which mr biden had tasked her with diplomacy. immigration is now a key line of attack for republicans. she faced criticism for simply telling people not to come. do not come. in a bitterly divisive race, mr trump has long focused attacks on her. kamala, i call her laughing kamala. have you ever watched her laugh? she's crazy. you can tell a lot by a laugh. no, she's crazy. she's nuts. she prosecuted sex predators. he is one. her campaign ads

donald trump was reported to be furious when mr netanyahu congratulated joe biden for winning in 2020orting the prime minister as much as possible, and attacking what kamala harris had to say about israel. i think her remarks were disrespectful. they weren't very nice, pertaining to israel. i actually don't know how a person who isjewish can vote for her. for her first steps onto the world stage as the likely presidential candidate, kamala harris looked very uncomfortable with such a controversial leader. this symbolises the blood of palestine! many pro—palestinian protesters said joe biden's support for israel's war in gaza had lost him their votes. kamala harris wants to win them back with a subtly different policy, stressing empathy for the civilian victims in gaza. we cannot look away in the face of these tragedies. we cannot allow ourselves to become numb to the suffering, and i will not be silent. kamala? hi! her campaign got a boost with a personal endorsement from barack and michelle obama, curiously, the last key senior democrats to get behind her. michelle obama: my girll ka

joe biden, but we need a new nominee." wednesday former speaker of the house nancy pelosi declined it to directly endorse mr. candidacy, defending the president's record on msnbc's morning joe program but said it was ultimately mr. biden's dision whether to stay in the race. before we go, a shout out for the english football team that beat the netherlands 2-1 to secure a spot in the euro final. ali watkins scorned the leading role, breathtakingly, in the last minute of the match. both king charles and prince 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 foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: "usa today" calls it, "arguably the best bargain in streaming." that's because the free pbs app lets you watch the best of pbs anytime, anywhere. wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for. now you won't miss a thing. this is the way. xfinity internet. made for streaming. amna: good evening. geoff: on

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biden. we did it, we did it, joe! mr biden picked her as his running mate against donald trump in 2020.story, the biden—harris ticket took office. she was sworn in as the first woman, and first black and asian american, to serve as vice president. while i may be the first woman in this office, i will not be the last. we won't go back! as vice president, she campaigned for reproductive rights that democrats saw as under assault in the legal fallout from mr trump's presidency. today our daughters know fewer rights than their grandmothers. this is a health—care crisis. but she quickly ran into trouble over the us border, for which mr biden had tasked her with diplomacy. immigration is now a key line of attack for republicans. she faced criticism for simply telling people not to come. do not come. in a bitterly divisive race, mr trump has long focused attacks on her. kamala, i call her laughing kamala. have you ever watched her laugh? she's crazy. you can tell a lot by a laugh. no, she's crazy. she's nuts. she prosecuted sex predators. he is one. her campaign ads have long focused squarely

mr. admiral, president joe biden still believes that nato is in ukraine's future. but which one exactly what this future looks like depends on many factors. at the same time, john kirby emphasized that there is currently a war going on in ukraine, and the focus of the north atlantic alliance should naturally be on helping us to win this aggressive russian war. no, and these golden words that nato is the future of ukraine, and therefore for us precisely the wording is an irreversible process, this, of course, shows that this is the future, and not just a bridge of opportunities, a window of opportunities. important things are expected this week statements about the necessary steps that ukraine should take for a possible future membership in nato. such a statement on the eve of the start of the summit of the leaders of the member countries of the alliance in washington during the daily. the fin was made by the official representative of the us state department, matthew miller, followed by his short quote: "i don't want to go into details about what ukraine's membersh

said by president biden, it has to be said, he immediately sat down and said he would hand the floor to mr netanyahu, that they had a lot to talk about, and mr netanyahu thinking joell get a lot more later, but we know what the substance is going to be about, most fundamentally about the first to reach a cease—fire in hostage release dealer. it is important the way we are seeing the administration shift in the last few weeks in terms of what is said publicly about this because if you weeks ago, what we were hearing from every us official was that they were accusing hamas beta major obstacle to closing a deal. we have not heard that being said in the last few weeks, and instead, this week in particular, the mood i picked up from within the administration is that they think mr netanyahu is no dream in block, it's actually a message some of the hostage from these here as well have accused him of. i think that as this deal is going forward he's dragging his feet, and in part accusing for legal reasons, trying to click onto office as his popularity slumped inside israel, and therefore in his interest to drag things and harden the conditions, something that michael from

so there is a lot of concern over mr biden. and joeen described himself recently as a black woman during an interview radio. he was being interviewed on the radio and he made the mistake of describing himself as a black woman , which himself as a black woman, which has caused. >> we've all been there. >> we've all been there. >> come on. hey >> come on. hey >> all depends. what have you been drinking? >> yeah . what sleeping pills >> yeah. what sleeping pills have you been taking? well, exactly. >> i'm not promoting them anymore, but i'm on other ones now . so the gaffe prone now. so the gaffe prone president, 81, stumbled over his words during thursday's interview. now, what i thought was interesting was over 80% of americans in like, the jig is up. we need a different, obviously we think he was speaking about kamala harris. i'm i would imagine and, you know, racial struggles and female struggles you might identify genuinely as a black woman. >> he might. >> he might. >> and there's nothing wrong with that. no. >> you know, according

so the one thing that i'm waiting for is for either mr. lensky or joe biden, or somebody in the west to actually actually start picking up rochelle. and it's all 1st for real peace negotiations, which would at the end, we know that by now that we know that for 2 years, the main pillar of that would be ukranian neutrality. so as soon as somebody starts saying, we are again serious about contemplating you printing and you try that, she has missed this last. it was 2 years ago during the eastern border negotiations . then then i will start believing that something is really moving until and unless that happens, i do think it's just more rhetoric out in the east there in order to, you know, satisfied the demands of newspapers in different parts of the western world. yeah. and, and to keep the ukraine story uh, at the top of me keep it as a headline here. yeah. you know, tad, it's interesting when task outside, you know, because the legitimacy of, of zalinski in ukraine is quite questionable. but after the dimension debate, one has to wonder who's running the show in washington, d. c. i m

so the one thing that i'm waiting for is for either mr. lensky or joe biden, or somebody in the west to actually actually start picking up rochelle. and it's all 1st for rio peace negotiations, which would the and we know that by now that we know that for 2 years, the main pillar of that would be ukrainian neutrality. so as soon as somebody starts saying, we are again serious about contemplating you printing, and you try that, you have to meet as a lensky was 2 years ago during the eastern border negotiations. then then i will start believing that something is really moving until and unless that happens, i do think it's just more rhetoric out in the east there in order to, you know, satisfied the demands of newspapers in different parts of the western world. yeah. and, and to keep the ukraine story uh, at the top of me keep it as a headline here. yeah. you know, tad, it's interesting when task outside, you know, because the legitimacy of, of zalinski in ukraine is quite questionable. but after the dimension debate, one has to wonder who's running the show in washington, d. c? i mean,

mr. ricco mayonnaise 1499. joe biden's the presidential race provoked a new round of unrest in the european union. french president emmanuel macron hopes that this step will not affect relations between paris and washington; in germany , opinions are diametrically divided. positive. olga panomareva has all the details. as soon as biden said goodbye to his second term, germany rushed to create a crisis group in case of donald trump’s return to the white house. berlin fears that trump, defending manufacturers in the usa, imposes a ten percent duty on imports from europe, which will completely ruin the german industry, because it has already lost the competitive advantages that russian gas provided. so, as they write in the media in germany, chancellor. scholz had already pulled out old business contacts with trump from the time of angela merkel while he was composing his farewell speech for biden. joe biden is a good friend of germany and europe, and mine personally. i got along well with him. he has made great progress in t

>> boo. >> crooked joe biden. >> reporter: mr. trump mentioning the president by name just once in his record breaking 92-minute convention speech thursday. >> if you took the ten worst presidents in the history of the united states, think of it, the ten worst, added them up, they will not have done the damage that biden has done. only going to use the term once. biden. i'm not going to use the name anymore, just one time. >> reporter: mr. trump's running mate j.d. vance using a social media post to question president biden's fitness to remain in the oval office. quote, if joe biden ends his reelection campaign, how can he justify remaining president? not running for reelection would be a clear admission that president trump was right all along about biden not being mentally fit enough to serve as commander in chief. garrett haake, nbc news, washington. >>> president biden's shocking decision to withdraw from the race is reverberating beyond u.s. shores. the president of israel in a post extended heart felt thanks and said that as

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mr biden l years. despite that long i relationship, mr biden has years. despite that long - relationship, mr biden has been unable to get the prime minister to limit civilian casualties in gaza. joeegotiate a ceasefire before he leaves office, so he is pressing mr netanyahu to make those final concessions that are required. the families of american hostages held by hamas in gaza met with both president biden and prime minister netanyahu in the white house. we and prime minister netanyahu in the white house-— white house. we came today with a sense of urgency- — white house. we came today with a sense of urgency. as _ white house. we came today with a sense of urgency. as you _ white house. we came today with a sense of urgency. as you know, - white house. we came today with a sense of urgency. as you know, as. sense of urgency. as you know, as time goes forward, the likelihood of getting our hostages home, our loved ones home, alive and recovering the bodies of those who have already been murdered, becomes less and less likely. jae been murdered, becomes less and less likel ., ., �* ., likely. joe biden can now concentrate _ likely. joe biden can now concentrate on _ likely. joe

as a result, following the developments that we see in ukraine and gaza , if the election of joe biden and mrs. israel it will be different. mr. sheldenfood , maybe these representatives who did not participate in the congress session were not noticed much, and more about it, now the hosting or reception of the republican representatives that you mentioned has been more noticed in the media. these people who they didn't come, how important do you think this non-coming is, and whether such a decision and not supporting the zionist prime minister will cost them in their political life. in many places in america, elections are very close, it is possible that a representative 49 or another representative, 51 or even 45 or 55 percent of the vote, and let's see in the primary election that was held in the democratic party this year in the state of michigan, for example, most of the democrats did not vote for joe. biden because michigan has a middle eastern population michigan's middle-class origins mean that it's practically impossible to predict whether a democrat will actually win. republicans are

>> boo. >> crooked joe biden. >> reporter: mr. trump mentioning the president by name just once in his record-breaking 92-minute convention speech thursday. >> if you took the ten worst presidents in the history of the united states, think of it, the ten worst, added them up, they will not have done the damage that biden has done. only going to use the term once. biden. i'm not going to use the name anymore, just one time. >> reporter: tonight mr. trump's running mate j.d. vance using a social media post to question president biden's fitness to remain in the oval office. quote, if joe biden ends his reelection campaign, how can he justify remaining president? not running for reelection would be a clear admission that president trump was right all along about biden not being mentally fit enough to serve as commander in chief. garrett haake, nbc news, washington. >>> president biden's announcement will have a massive impact on the election, but it also will mark this term as the final chapter in a storied political career. tonight p

president sleep be crooked. >> joe biden or laffin kamala in recent days, trump has been taking sharp aim at vice president kamala harris says, some democrats who are calling on mr. biden to step aside a floating house because as a potential successor and three democratic senators are expressing their doubts about us president joe biden's political future. >> michael bennet of colorado tells cnn, he doesn't think mr. biden can win reelection sources sherrod brown of ohio and jon tester of montana toll colleagues thanks the same cnn's manu raju has reaction from the house president joe biden is putting democrats in a jam. if the president declines to the voluntarily then he's going to be our nominee. and we have to make the best of a complicated situation. i think i'm viewing it pragmatically some resigned to supported president even they fear he may lose to donald trump. >> the stakes of this are about what is the future for a country into different scenarios and i think there's a lot of concern about will we be able to have that conversation in this libyan diamond? >> but my god, that's the conversation we have to have. >> do you support keeping him on the top

mr. biden and ms. harris saying on his social media website joe biden will go down as the worst president in the historyited states. kamala will be worse he writes. this as his vice president of nominee held his first solo rally in his hometown of middletown, ohio monday. mr. vance questioned the honesty of the biden administration regarding the president's fitness for reelection. >>>> every single person who saw joe biden knew hwas not capable of doing the job and for three years they said nothing until he became a political deadweight. that is not a way to run a untry. that is not a way to run a political party. that is an insult to voters. >> the u.s. secret service secretary amberly cheadle testified between -- before the u.s. house oversight committee on monday facing questions about the security failures that allowed a gunman to open fire at a rally over a week ago. the gunman killed one person and injured three others including the former president before he was shot dead by agents. she faced calls to resign from both democratic and republican lawmakers in the days following the assassination att