mr. robinson. me. yeah, let me ask you about the i c c s. jurisdiction and you have experience in this of course, because these readings had filed to legal rece, challenging the, the course jurisdiction. and arguing that the court did not give israel the opportunity to investigate the allegations itself before requesting via the rest forring's or what the investigation are. they going to do, i have put mister netanyahu 100 risk in israel. i didn't think so. look at the wrinkles. it was a terrible crime. wiping out in a cardboard a couple of months ago. and the people who, who had commissioned g h. the offices who negligently gave the order what we're allowed to retire in the guys that conflict didn't 2011. when a 1000 go. so have the students who had to new one was part of the country didn't to i think that it's a really fine the scott to say that this case called go before would be i c c. because israel really because investigate this, do not wish to galactose. well, we'll knock and i see the evidence

this references her reaction in march 1950 one paul robinson was announced as a upcoming guest on today with mrs. roosevelt. conservatives put pressure on the network and officials announced the final day black entertainment rights leaders and those with ties would not be a very with mrs. roosevelt after all. however, eleanor often differed with more radical tactics, she voiced concerns in her syndicated column about the threat of censorship. she wrote i think i will always have confidence in the common sense and clear judgment of the american people as a whole if they hear all sides of any question. above everything else we must guard our freedoms. that means all must have fall right to be heard. when we begin to discriminate we can never tell where the discrimination may end. paul robison was barred from appearing, this was only one philosophy in a long history of educating and inspiring the public and giving voice to others who are not always allow the opportunity to be heard. the first words she spoke open the premier of her series. i believe the people of this country and of all the world a

mr. tim baker, he was a six there that he's he's the one that actually offered me the job. then we had our miss martha robinson, who was my supervisor. great. she's always been taking care of me since i've been there and she still does and they got in there. my supervisor, mr. eric todd hunter, was also great and supporting and supporting the supporting me and supporting the wounded warrior project program. so and he's still my supervisor. i still got to go him about a lot of things and he takes care of me and and does a good job. and in leading me the right and i got lucky that in 2020 they offered me they said i could from home so i can remotely work and and again i told them i want to go work in california. and they were like, okay. so but luckily i had a bunch of support from advice director and a three star signed off on it and i moved back to california and, and i work remotely from here and i still work for the pentagon in fortunately i was able to buy my time back so i did nine and a half years in the army. right now i'm looking at 21 years in june i'll have 21 years in and a i'm trying to get an early

mr. speaker, for the past 2 1/2 years my family and team have been blessed and honored to call sidney robinson a colleague and a friend. sidney is a fell believer and incredibly hardworking and one of the best that capitol hill has to offer. sidney joined my team in 2022 and served as staff assistant, scheduler, and director of operations. she often served as the face of the front office ensuring whether it was a kansans first or 50th trip to the office they were met with enthusiasm, kindness, and professionalism. over the years she oversaw our internship program, assisted kansans during their visit to the nation's capital. balanced an ever changing schedule, prioritizing time in the district, votes, connectivity, and much more. on top of that sidney helped our team host weekly prayer breakfasts for members of congress and the 2024 national prayer breakfast. as a co-chair of the national prayer breakfast, i'm honored to plan and hold the event for the president of the united states and spiritual leaders. sidney served as a partner to bring every detail and logistic to life. she will always be

mr. trump bid for the white house. well, the com site has sort of remove yourself slightly from him as a michael mark robinson. he was homepage by donald trump. in the early days they received together lots, donald mark robinson was alleged to have made some comments which were revealed in an expos i, one of the us tv networks in which you refresh themselves electrically as a block not see is supporting slaves right here on 5 horse and he's on site l g b t t, right? so that kind of stuff. and it seemed so that seems to have them to fax because when you look at the pose on any given day, josh stein, who is the democratic, who used to be about 15 points ahead. mark robinson has any raise about 10 percent of the funding compared to jumpstart. but north carolina is interesting because it does tend to vote for a republican when it comes to presidents. but it tends to vote for a democrat when it comes to government. other question is whether or not that will have impacted donald trump. i'm this is such a tight race and i'll be much hoping 1st candidates within about one percent of each other in the policy. and we're

mr trump's decisive victory over vice president kamala harris in tuesday's election. president biden has urged americans to �*bring down the temperature' — following the bitterly partisan election campaign. now on bbc news. political thinking with nick robinson

mr trump's decisive victory over vice president kamala harris in tuesday's election. president biden has urged americans to �*bring down the temperature�* — following the bitterly partisan election campaign. now on bbc news. political thinking with nick robinsoncal thinking. a populist right winger defeats an incumbent government of the centre left that claims to speak for working people. mm, donald trump's success this week. it may be a warning to keir starmer and the labour party coming as it does just days after the defining moment in the life of this new labour government. the budget. my guest on political thinking, a conversation with, rather than a newsy interrogation of someone about what shaped their political thinking, is the chancellor's number two. the man who has to make the sums add up. the chief secretary to the treasury, darrenjones. he's a man who's gone in the space of less than a year from being parliament's toughest inquisitor, as chair of the business select committee to one of the most significant roles in this new government. darrenjones, welcome to political thinking. hello. great to be here. we have to start with the biggest news, notjust of this week, but arguably of the year and years to come, the election of donald

mr trump's white house may look like. he has been choosing his new team after winning the election on tuesday. let's talk to the panel, wills robinsonis bruce. let me start with you, but good evening to you both. we are starting to get a sense of what the white house may look like come next year. what have we learned so far today, do you think? it looks like trump is going to repay loyalty in some sort of way. as you see, there was a report today he actually had elon musk on the phone when he spoke to zelensky and his opponent of susie wiles last night shows that he is going to stand by people who have stood by him, and so whether that is family members, those who were key on the campaign, people who helped fund his campaign, he has a lot of wall street backers on the conservative side he could bring onto top positions, such as treasury department as well, but he is going to be sticking with people who have stuck by him through a pretty tumultuous and pretty lengthy campaign. he ran from two years ago, that's when he announced from mar—a—lago, and there have been people who have gradually come back to his side after a lot of people