[laughter] but a long national nightmare is over.time to time, i have had the opportunity to serve as a keynote speaker at various events across state of new york and the country. at the luncheon or dinner events. always a great honor, particularly good and amazing to be back here before you at this eleanor roosevelt in there, but i have got to admit, i have long struggled to figure out whether it is more perilous to speak before the fruit has been served when folk are hungry, or after the food has been served when people just want to go home? but i have come to the conclusion that it is best for me to follow the advice of a former sunday school teacher of mine. i grew up at cornerstone baptist church and still worship there to this day. had a former sunday school teacher of mine who once said to me, on the question of public speaking, be brief, be bright, and be gone. [laughter] so i am not going to be before you long, but i just wanted to make a few observations about this moment that we face, the importance of this state, the chal

from our leaders starting with zombie in chief president living in a dream world causing a national nightmaree little kitty kitty steps. i'm happy he didn't follow up then. president first lady and team of propagandists reportedly held urgent west wing media to address taking poll numbers which have the president's approval rating at dismal 37% according to the "wall street journal". even lower, a number of 34%. this is not an outlier, this is reality. biden and and trip about economics incredible economic news, inflation dropping and wages going up. it's for the case, why do 14% of americans believe biden's economic policies helped them? 61% of democrats, 93% of republicans and 85% of critical independent think the economy is in bad shape because for them, it is. that is great, it may be higher than hunter but that doesn't fill your gas tank when you don't have it in the market. when the president was asked, he said this -- >> what is your outlook? >> all good. take a look. >> when you can't afford food, it not all good. the president need to resolve to stop line. if you work pinocchio's nos

our long national nightmare is finally different.night's guests on the show are talking heads, so... [cheering] yeah. 100% hundo p. totally agree. so in honor of the g.o.p. spending the last three weeks "burnin' down the house," i'm naming tonight's congressional coverage "psycho killers." ♪ they're dumb, dumb, dumb, dum, dumb, dumb, dumb, dumb ♪ here's the moment we've all been waiting for. america's new speaker of the house is louisiana congressman mike johnson, seen here ogling the photographer's crotch. his name is mike johnson. mike johnson. mike johnson, that is a name. he's the most generic-sounding congressional leader since the election of speaker james kirkland brand. johnson was just elected this afternoon, getting votes from all 220 republicans. finally, a man who appeals to all factions of the republican party: the maga faithful, the social conservatives, the white nationalists, and the horny beetlejuice goblins. [cheers and applause] johnson is now second-in-line to the presidency, prompting news outlets to triumphantly

it would be a national security nightmare for europe.you don't help israel destroy hamas -- if hamas is still standing when this is over, god help us all. i get everything. where are the same people that lectured me on the border? our border is a national security nightmare. they chose bad policies. we're not going to continue these stupid policies. we're going to change them. >> very quickly. do you think what is under discussion right now in the senate can get through the house wrl they're asking for some even tougher measures? >> if we make asylum really asylum and enforce the border policy and not do a blank it get-through, yes, it will get through. if you have real border security and i'm not asking for hr2. i've been doing this for 20 years. i know what works and what doesn't. they have made policy choices to obliterate the border. yes, the package can get through the house if it has real board are security. >> let's talk about israel which obviously is a piece of this, another week of devastating headlines out of the middle east i

. >> dana: at this point then, chad, perhaps the long national nightmare of george santos will be behindl. he loves the media attention. gave a long press conference yesterday, chad, and now it's at 311 to 113. i'm sure you will have updates throughout the day. thank you, chad. >> thank you. >> dana: bill, i have missed having you next to me. we had quite a show with the news of sandra day o'connor passing and you at the reagan library. >> bill: then the expulsion of george santos. we are going to have an entire weekend of coverage out here at the reagan library. dana, you think about the world's hot spots. they're hotter now than they have been in years. and so we'll take them head on and find out what the best path is for the united states and what our own policies can do to help make it better for u.s. citizens. >> dana: give my best to steve hadley and others. thank you for watching. see you monday

his east room ghinaugural an eight minute homy celebrated for as much quoted assertion along national nightmarech familiar as a qualifying plea that followed. ford reminded his audience of a higher power quote one who orders not only righteousness but love. not only justice but mercy. concluded with an appeal to his countrymen to restore the golden rule to their politics. minutes later he put a bipartisan stamp on his new home by replacing the cabinet room portrait of theodore roosevelt and woodrow wilson and abraham lincoln and harry truman. another vice president from formiddle america who would asse the oval office amid times of crisis and who made a career out of being underestimated. evenen before the sun went down that august night ford was being asked about a new vice president. he would not keep the country waiting long on his 11th day in office he introduced nelson rockefeller as his chosen successor. ford had succeeded with a long time new york governor with both richard nixon in 1960 in hubert humphrey in 1968 had failed. then rockefeller had spurned theiror invitation with the blut

the injunction in his inaugural and celebrated for his much quoted assertion that our long national nightmare is over. much less familiar is the plea that followed as ford reminded his audience of a higher power quote, one orders not only righteousness but wrong, not only justice but mercy concluding with an appeal to his countrymen to restore the golden rule to their politics. minutes later he put a bipartisan stamp on his new home by replacing that cabinet room portrait of woodrow wilson with abraham lincoln and harry truman. another vice president from middle america assumed the oval office times of crisis and who made a career out of being underestimated. even before the sun went down ford was being asked about a new vice president. he would not keep the country waiting long. on his 11th day he introduced nelson rockefeller as his chosen successor. boford had succeeded with richard nixon in 1960 and humphrey in 1968 had failed. then rockefeller spurred their petitions to run with a blunt rejoinder that he wasn't meant to be standby na equipment. he had known every vice president says henr

alternative is i'm thinking about for people who are as a palestinian said to be already living in a nightmare. the nation adage cool is an approval of a chilly children. but here we go, the volume static just a few seconds after the seats fall. according to god's as her master button house ministry casualties among palestinians have mounted. since the end of the truce. un health agency says less than half of causes, hospitalization, even pa shooting functional and the bag capacity is just the fraction of what is needed and 80 percent of thousands and now displaced the un size. at the moment, there is no sign of the true story starting let's get more on this from john list, a hash and pollution who used to report from gaza and joins us from joining a welcome 100. i'm so we know thousands of people have fled to the south of the territory and the last a few weeks. but now we're trying to appears to be targeting that part of the strip . how people that trying to keep safe. so that's the big problem and the big question for the end, it'd be $14.00 on the civilians. they were asked to evacuate east of hon. eun

this country have been found to be on the fbi terror watch list this is unsustainable to national security nightmaref the biggest story of the year that only fox seemingly has covered to this point with a couple of exceptions everybody else seems to be ignoring or downplaying. >> will continue to cover in 2024 happy new year end thank you. >> happy new year bryan, take care. >> stay with us much more fox report ahead. oooohhh, it is cold outside time to protect your vehichle from winters wrath of course the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too you need weathertech all year round! come on, protect your investment laser measured floorliners and cargoliner will shield the carpeting from sand and snow for your interior, there's seat protector and sunshade plus, mudflaps and bumpstep for the exterior order american made products at weathertech.com surfs up yeah, right welcome back in bryan llenas and for jon scott. and this is the fox report. the bottom of the hour. if you are just joining us here's a look at some headlines. oakland california police are searching for a suspect who they say shot and kill

. >> evening spent dreaming of peace turns into a national nightmare. >> narrator: outside the hospitale crowd began to chant "bibi is a murderer." (shouting) >> (chanting): bibi is a murderer! >> from tel aviv, where this evening there is... >> narrator: the sign says, "bibi, rabin's blood is on your hands." (shouting) >> an assassin has taken yet another world leader aw. it was just after the biggest peace rally in tel aviv... >> narrator: rabin's widow blamed netyahu for contributing to her husband's death... >> the assassination of yitzhak rabin has also produced shock in the palestinian community. >> narrator: ...and said so on worldwide television. >> your husband pointed the finger at mr. netanyahu, and said, "you must stop this incitement." >> yeah. >> to what extent do you blame mr. netanyahu and the likud for what has happened? >> i do, i do blame them. the rally in kikar zion in jerusalem that showed him in the uniform of a nazi. so, mr. bibi netanyahu, now we can say from here to eternity, that you didn't support it and didn't agree with it, but he was there and he didn't st

make no mistake, our wide open joe biden border is now a massive national security nightmare. it is a clear and present danger and it is only getting worse every day under president biden. in the past two years over 6000 illegal immigrants from afghanistan have crossed our southern border along with 3000 egyptians, more than 600 the rain ins, iran, the number one state-sponsored terror. more than 500 syrians, 12,000 russians and a whopping 26,000 people from china. this is a dire national security crisis. but that is only one part of the problem. for years america's bloated bureaucracy has become politicized. that includes the fbi, doj, which have wasted precious time and resources with political motivated witchhunts. they are looking in traditional catholics or angry parents that go to school board meetings or pro-life advocates that are nonviolent. trump supporters. donald trump himself. instead of investigating real threats like terrorism, human trafficking, drug trafficking, gang violence, the fbi hyper- partisan washington field office has obsessively, compulsively been t

our border is a national security nightmare. they chose bad policies. not going to continue these stupid policies. we're going to change them. >> very quickly. do you think what is under discussion right now in the senate can get through the house where they're asking for tougher measures? >> if we make asylum really asylum and enforce t yes, it will get through. >> if you have real border security and i'm not asking for hr2. i've been doing this for 20 years. i know what works and what doesn't. they have made policy choices to obliterate the border. yes, the package can get through the house if it has real board are security. >> let's talk about israel which obviously is a piece of this, another week of devastating headlines out of the middle east including revelations that three hostages were killed by idf soldiers and jake sullivan was in the region. this week his message, the white house's message is israel needs to do more to protect lives. do you agree how the biden administration is handling this crisis? >> generally speaking, yes. the biden admi

nation. it was the worst nightmare we could have imagined and somehow we came through, we are investigating itse this can never happen again. >> the force isn't working, that's the point i'm making and i wonder whether in fact it has changed the dynamics of the conversation within israel such that the head has to go to warsaw and talk about a humanitarian pause however were the price tag might have gone up. >> we will pursue every possible avenue of course to bring about the release of more hostages. but you have to remember the only reason as for why we have seen the release of many hostages until now is because of the military pressure we exerted on hamas. we are hitting them hard and we were hit being them hard before the framework that brought the release of hostages and they wanted a breather. so this is what created the conditions to bring about the release of more hostages. of course, we will not rest until we get everyone back home. >> thank you for your time. around the world and across the u.k. you are watching bbc news. let's look at some other headlines today. the bbc understands t

it would be a national security nightmare for europe. israel destroy hamas, if hamas is still standing when this is over, god help us all. i get everything. >> all right. so the israel funding is part of this package. lindsey graham gets it. mitch mcconnell gets it. what's the problem here? this sounds like a conversation that should be happening between republicans and republicans. republicans in the senate and republicans in the house. >> right. well, yes. i think mitch mcconnell and lindsey graham, probably on their own if it was just up to them, would approve the aid to ukraine no strings attached. but the house is very much insistent upon the provisions in the very strict border bill that they passed earlier this congress, which has been dead on arrival in the democratic-controlled senate, they have said repeatedly they want that all or nothing. so maybe they're willing to negotiate a little bit. but from what it sounds like with the house, who i'll remind you is not even in washington right now and won't come back until january 8th

nation. it was the worst nightmare that we could have imagined and somehow it came true.er, ever happen again. the force isn't working. _ never, ever happen again. the force isn't working, that _ never, ever happen again. the force isn't working, that is _ never, ever happen again. the force isn't working, that is the _ never, ever happen again. the force isn't working, that is the point - isn't working, that is the point that i am making. ijust wonder whether in fact that it has change the dynamics of the conversation within israel such that, he has to go to warsaw and talk about humanitarian pause however much the price tag might have gone up. we will price tag might have gone up. - will pursue every possible avenue, of course, to bring about the release of more hostages. you have to remember that the only reason as to remember that the only reason as to why we have seen the release of many hostages until now was because of the military pressure that we exerted on hamas. we are hitting them hard and we were hitting them hard before that framework that brought the releas

a nightmare of national brainwashing is taking place. these the work of a group of writers translating the classics of russian and books on the soviet union. among the first books are human for publication and the korean language is inspired of generalissimo stalin. and in moscow, north leaders absorbed soviet techniques. the korean people are unimpressed tens of thousands flee to the democrat south korea becomes germany of the east. stalin decides to do what he didn't to do in germany. take of the divided country by force. june 25th, 1950, the north koreans launch a surprise attack. their advances, spearheaded by russian. but once again, united states stands firm. stalin miscalculated. the cold war becomes a hot war. american troops supported by forces from the united nations. old and then wrote the north koreans. mao zedong pours a million chinese so-called volunteer into the fight. after three years of conflict. the negotiations agreement is reached and lieutenant general, the second signs for north korea. american lieutenant general

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awakening happening, we just hope it will happen faster so that we can end this nightmare. yes, now we're here from nationschief that the possibility of total breakdown uh in gaza, meaning that they basically they're under so much pressure, there's no food, there is water, total social breakdown. um a possible taking place in gaza, besides the bombs falling in their heads and blowing up, basic essentials, necessities, water and food, um, they don't have, or they have very, very little, i'm your take on this side of things, it's absolutely mind bockling, we're still talking about this going on at 66 days into it, yes, indeed, this is unprecedent in world history, actually even was some studies that showed that the percentage of damage to buildings in gaza strip are on par with what happened over several years in places like dreston and hamburg in during the second world war where there was carpet bombings those happened over years here we are talking about two months 66 days as you pointed out where this has happened the same level of destruction same percentage of buildings destroyed and the rate of childr

impacted by the influx s and the ongoing economic , and the ongoing economic, humanitarian and national security nightmareese crossings organised by unscrupulous criminals will only get worse . mainstream get worse. mainstream politicians of all colours have massively failed on this issue with any political will to tackle this crisis thwarted by unelected unnamed bureaucrats in whitehall. the north london chattering class is within the media, government and the civil service can convince themselves that public anger about this will go away. but let me tell you, it will only deepen. and the public will ultimately choose a more extreme political answer to tackle the problem. an outcome we do not want right now . i've got growing respect for emmanuel macron, the french president. he was very honest with his own people last month saying that france cannot accept the misery of the world. it's a very sad sentiment. awful that that's the world we live in. but it's true . and he's right in the it's true. and he's right in the end, failure to stop the boats and the failure to have a sensible, unemotional national

impacted by the influx s and the ongoing economic , and the ongoing economic, humanitarian and national security nightmarethese crossings organised by unscrupulous criminals will only get worse . mainstream get worse. mainstream politicians of all colours have massively failed on this issue with any political will to tackle this crisis thwarted by unelected unnamed bureaucrats in whitehall. the north london chattering class is within the media, government and the civil service can convince themselves that public anger about this will go away. but let me tell you, it will only deepen. and the public will ultimately choose a more extreme political answer to tackle the problem. an outcome we do not want right now . i've got growing respect for emmanuel macron, the french president. he was very honest with his own people last month saying that france cannot accept the misery of the world. it's a very sad sentiment. awful that that's the world we live in. but it's true . and he's right in the it's true. and he's right in the end, failure to stop the boats and the failure to have a sensible, unemotional nationa

nightmare already. israel remains a nation in shock at the massacre of the 7th of october, the people killed and the hostagesought 137 are still being held in gaza. 117 men, 20 women, ten of them over the age of 75. theirfamilies have been a constant voice in this conflict, calling for diplomacy. today those calls resumed. translation: we demand they continue the exchange and find _ a way to keep going, so they can release more and more youngsters, soldiers, elders, everyone. we want everyone. and it is notjust the family is calling for diplomacy. —— and it is notjust the families calling for diplomacy. israel's allies seem increasingly concerned about the cost of conflict. i have said before that the number of civilian casualties and the scale of suffering has been far too high. so the return of hostilities is concerning to us all. i think the single most important thing is that we get back to the cessation of hostilities that we have seen over the last few days. tonight, as the fighting continues, a negotiated end seems further away than ever. all peace talks are said to have broken down. israel has said i

. >>> will the holidays bring more turbulence to the nation's airlines in the work under way to prevent another travel nightmare like last year >>> and if you're up watching, there's a chance you might relate to this one, the top jobs in the country where employees are working on quitting. it pays well over six figures. can you guess what it is it's "early today. >>> i'm frances rivera >> i'm phillip mena. u.s. officials claim they are pressuring israel to prevent any further catastrophic losses of life in the gaza strip what local authority says, as the death toll is about to surpass 19,000 palestinians, there is doubt that the american appeal is getting through to israelis >> reporter: as israel's war on haumsz devastates the gaza strip, president biden was asked if israel needs to tone down their military operation >> i want them to be more careful. >> reporter: national security advisor jake sullivan meeting benjamin netanyahu two u.s. officials familiar with the discussion fesaid that sullivan did not specify a timetable. israeli military officials tell nbc news they anticipate a long military campaign but

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i objected that i was russian by nationality, after these words, the nightmare began, they began to tortureg film, extinguished repeated rape, well, it’s very painful to remember, but i understand that this needs to be told to people. all residents of the donetsk region have been branded terrorists, i can’t even dare to call these people people. this animal doesn't do that. we have marina tumskaya freed from captivity in our studio. hello marina. hello. hello marin. tell us how they held you for the first time and what they presented you with? the first time i was arrested by sbu officers. it was on the night of january 18-19, 2015. they they broke into my house , there were five people with weapons in the house, at that time my minor daughter and my nephew’s son were with me, they drove the children with weapons into the living room, they started searching them, but they didn’t find anything, they told them to get dressed and blindfolded them and took them out me, the children stayed at home, the children stayed at home , my husband... worked as an ambulance driver , it was just at night,

it's time for this nightmare to come to an end. a day of nationalis being held in the czech republic after thursday's mass shooting at a prague university. flags on official buildings will be flown at half mast and a minute's silence will be observed at midday. 14 people were shot dead at charles university by a student who then killed himself. bethany bell reports from prague the people of prague are mourning their dead. they have been lighting candles and laying flowers to commemorate the victims of the attack, at the faculty of arts building of charles university. police say students barricaded themselves into rooms of the university building and the police had to go floor by floor to get them out. they showed bodycam footage of officers as they hunted for the gunman who died on the roof of the building. the czech interior minister, vit rakusan, said the quick response by police prevented more casualties. he told the bbc that the attacker had brought a lot of guns into the university and had been ready to kill a lot of people. the killer, named l

should have to the fast fashion as an environmental nightmare clothing, graveyard image of land desert. this is where things wealthy industrial nations no longer need and the lightest textile waste gets stranded here. all about the final stuff in the global fashion industry. fast fashion. watch now on youtube, the . this is the w news live in berlin. israel signals no lit up in his campaign against hum us after 3 is really hostages are mistakenly shot dead with communications cards. the effort to provide aid for guys and civilians has become increasingly desperate for this role and says that military pressure is needed to bring the remaining hostages home. also coming up, serbia votes and snap parliamentary and local elections. president alexander village cast his ballast as his party is.

the independent national electoral commission is dealing with, with what it calls logistical and security nightmare. catherine, so i have a pull, it's from the capital. contrast is crunch time for electro commissioner officials. they're working round the clock ahead of a general election on wednesday. they have to make sure voting materials gets to that destinations across the country. one time. a tough task for country roughly the size of western europe. the last item, the dentist could be my, is the president of the independent national, electro commission or send me, his team was only recently appointed and is working with a tight budget. and little time to prepare. commission only has a fraction of the $1300000000.00 it sees it needs to carry out its work. guns is big 0 done not good. in addition to that, the funding is being coming slowly and this is resulted in us being unable to, to, to, to send the goods by see, we do almost everything by there. and that comes with a huge cost. some political candidates petition the constitutional court to postpone the election to allow more time to sort ou

minutes on d, w, the grass fashion as an environmental nightmare. clothing graveyard image of land desert. this is where things wealthy industrial nations no longer need and the lightest textile waste gets stranded here. all about the final stuff in the global fashion industry. fast fashion. watch now on youtube. the to hello and a very warm welcome to focus on europe with me live show people across europe are in a festive mood. decorated trees, bring that special christmas feeling to towns and villages across the continent. people visit markets in droves because they are.

nightmare. a closing graveyard image of land desert. this is where things wealthy industrial nations no longer need and the lightest textile waste gets stranded here. all about the final stuff in a global fashion industry. fast fashion. watch now on youtube. that has to flow to do you do the same to china. she survived our streets. thanks to music. he was the nazis favorite conductor. he is martin, the degenerates to musicians under the swastika, a documentary about this sounds of power, inspiring story about survival of the home. i did go get the tennis. i was the only one who usually came nazi, germany, watch now on youtube, dw documentary the you're watching the, the unit is coming to live from berlin. is rails prime minister says the war and gaza won't be over any time soon. benjamin netanyahu visits troops and gaza and says is really military operations there will only intensify in the coming days. also coming up of hope, francis appeals for peace in his christmas for b as or the message he calls for an ends of wars in gaza. and ukraine.

nightmare. a closing graveyard image of land desert. this is where things wealthy industrial nations no longer need and the lightest textile waste gets stranded here. all about the final stuff in the global fashion industry. fast fashion. watch now on youtube the . this is data, but the news and these are our top stores of us defense. secretary lloyd austin, this intel a v. it's where he is held talks with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and defense minister you'll have kalat. austin said they discussed ways to transition from major combat operations to low intensity wolfy in the battle against too much. austin reiterated that israel had the right to defend itself, but stressed. it had an obligation to protect stability. those for you.