i'm going to be the daughter member of the national policy council of the arab american institute in it'll be to that as on, on palestinian activists and doctoral student in psychology. and in new york, jesse mechanic writer and contributor to publication such covington, post mother jones and truth out a warm welcome to you all doesn't let me start with you today, this citizen journalism that we've seen that's being done by palestinian activists on the ground there. how much do you think that has changed the conversation and the narrative about the plight of palestinians in the us? i mean, do you think that this is really shifting perceptions in america that americans are beginning to rec and much more with the reality on the ground for palestinians? yes, thank you for this question and hello to all the viewers today. i definitely think that having personal narratives off the ground, representing and rendering visible was often very easily concealed by systems of power. is very, very influential. i mean, this is the same thing we've seen happen with black lives matter movement. the u

well, my daughter is a political analyst and member of the national policy council of the arab american institute. he says, washington has been complicit in prolonging the conflicts. washington holds the primary responsibility here because it is the only country that holds significant leverage over israel and is able to influence his behavior. but also it's not just a matter of allowing israel to behave, however, once or not, but the united states is specifically funding these really military with billions of dollars every single year. no other country gets more money and military funding than, than israel does. and then the united states run interference at the united nations by using its feet to more than 40 times to veto, to block resolutions that would hold is real accountable at the united nations. so in effect, the united states is complicit and is responsible for the fact that nobody can hold israel accountable for its behavior. and that have to change. and we are seeing that it is beginning to change with that energy and the democratic party. now, with the discourse shifting sub

oh, my brother is a political analyst, a member of the national policy council at the arab american institute. he joins us now. live skype from washington, d. c. could tell with us. oh my, so the sci fi is in place. what happens now and surely a return to the status quo is not going to satisfy the palestinian community. certainly not adrian. and you've played these clips of people on television who are talking about how the ceasefire is really not sustainable and they are correct. but their failing to not the correct reason. the reason this is not sustainable is because we do go back to a situation in which palestinian are denied to the right to live a free life. they remain in gaza under siege without access to the outside world without clean water, without really the ability to live a normal life than anybody else would would want to live without the right that is really themselves enjoy. and israel continues to be an occupying power throughout the palestinian territories, imposing what human rights watch described as apartheid. apartheid rule over palestinians in which the lives of his rea

gop united, i hope the president remembers his old assistant for economic policy he ran the white house national economic council free-market policy principles and i sure hope that's going to be his message. i might have to give him a call, let's talk to him anyway. we need him out there to pinpoint the far left policy mistakes abiding crowd is committing, working to talk later in the show about why the green new deal cannot possibly happen along the biden timeline because we don't have the resources to transform our energy sector even if we wanted to and i don't particular want to i don't want to transform it. i can make it technologically better but i like it where it is, i don't want to taxes all on investment, i don't want critical race theory i don't want to cancel culture woke at them, i don't want open border, i love immigrants, i don't want that under massive social spending that does away with workfare and the dignity of work. i want to remind everybody just how right senator tim scott was when he told president biden that america is not a racist country, i worked three years for president trump and we

there's been no change in national policy on who gets the vaccine, despite council leaders calling foraks. so far, vaccines remain highly effective. but new variants are the biggest threat to the path out of lockdown. you might feel a bit sore for a couple of days, all right? dominic hughes, bbc news, bolton. stay with us on bbc news. still to come: why elon musk and his electric tesla cars have sent the value of bitcoin tumbling over concerns about fossil fuels. "the pope was shot, the pope will live" — that is the essence of the appalling news from rome this afternoon that, as an italian television commentator put it, terrorism has come to the vatican. the man they called the butcher of lyon, klaus barbie, went on trial today in the french town where he was the gestapo chief in the second world war. winnie mandela never looked like a woman just sentenced to six years injail. the judge told mrs mandela there was no indication she felt even the slightest remorse. the chinese government has called for an all—out effort. to help the victims - of a powerful earthquake — the worst to hit t

there's been no change in national policy on who gets the vaccine, despite council leaders calling fornd to local outbreaks. so far, vaccines remain highly effective. but new variants are the biggest threat to the path out of lockdown. you might feel a bit sore for a couple of days, all right? dominic hughes, bbc news, bolton. portugal has extended its coronavirus alert level until the end of may raising questions over whether people from the uk will be able to travel there from next week. portugal is one ofjust 12 countries on the uk's green list which means you don't have to quarantine on return. our transport correspondent, caroline davies, has the latest. there are over 20 departures due to take off from the uk to portugal on monday. let's be clear to start with, the portuguese government hasn't announced either way if it is going to let uk tourists into the country on monday the 17th. bear in mind that isjust over three days away. as you say, the green list was announced last week, only 12 countries and territories on there, including places like australia and new zealand which ar

there has been no change in national policy on who gets the vaccine, despite council leaders callingore freedom to respond to local outbreaks. so far, vaccines remain highly effective. but new variants are the biggest threat to the path out of lockdown. it might feel sore for a couple of days, all right? dominic hughes, bbc news, bolton. and we'll find out how this story — and many others — are covered in tomorrow's front pages at 10:30 and 11:30 this evening in the papers. the guests joining me tonight are jamie njoku—goodwin chief executive of uk music and former special adviser to the department of health, and the broadcaster and writer atjacobin, dawn foster. she returns to us after several months break and it will be lovely to have her back. it be great to have you with as well. david cameron has said he believes he was acting in the public interest when he lobbied ministers and senior civil servants on behalf of the collapsed financial company, greensill capital. the former prime minister — giving evidence to mps conducting inquiries into the affair — faced a series of uncomfor

there's been no change in national policy on who gets the vaccine, despite council leaders calling for respond to local outbreaks. so far, vaccines remain highly effective. but new variants are the biggest threat to the path out of lockdown. you might feel a bit sore for a couple of days, all right? dominic hughes, bbc news, bolton. nhs waiting lists in england have risen again to the highest levels on record — because of the backlog caused by the pandemic. just under 5 million people are waiting for hospital treatment, more than 400,000 have been waiting for more than a year. nhs england has allocated £160 million to fund extra clinics at weekends, and virtual assessments, as part of a trial scheme to help tackle the backlog. 0ur health editor hugh pym reports. susan needs two knee replacements. she's waited since the start of last year for the first one, and still no date�*s been offered. she is a primary school teacher, but has now had to stay off work. i kept going all last year, kept going through lockdown, through everything else, but unfortunately it's come to this year, and i c

mr. lasha wants germany to take a more strategic outlook on foreign policy issues. suggested setting up a new national security council within the future counselors office. but just a moment for our we can join now. chief political editor, mckayla christner, who can flush this out a little bit more. what can you tell us about mr. last? it's a foreign policy on that hot button issue of israel. he said that dummy stood unequivocal with israel. it's a reason a state, it's very much within the german political dna. that's something that angler macklin said many, many times at the same time. in addition to the german foreign minister who said that it needed to be aide for gaza unless it also called for a policy perspective that would involve a 2 state solution. let's just have a listen into that sound bite where he calls for a perspective in the region that should also be in israel's interest. the american published as a one sided deep suddenly we see that the world around israel and the palestinians is completely changed. we say new dangers like syria and i s. so i think it's in israel's interest to end this conflict as q

there has l been no change in national policy on who gets the vaccine, despite council leaders callings. so far, vaccines remain highly effective. but new variants are the biggest threat to the path out of lockdown. tt are the biggest threat to the path out of lockdown.— are the biggest threat to the path out of lockdown. it might feel sore for a counle _ out of lockdown. it might feel sore for a counle of _ out of lockdown. it might feel sore for a couple of days, _ out of lockdown. it might feel sore for a couple of days, all— out of lockdown. it might feel sore for a couple of days, all right? - for a couple of days, all right? dominic hughes, bbc news, bolton. the latest data shows there were 2,657 new covid infections in the past 2a hours — with 11 deaths recorded. more than 35.9 million people have now had their first dose of a vaccine. that's over 68% of the uk's adult population. more than 18.5 million people have had both jabs, so more than 35% of all adults are now fully vaccinated. and our health editor hugh pym is with me. so many people now vaccinated. this new variant, ho

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she is the domestic policy council and president obama's national security advisor. rice pulling all of the levers? if not her, and it's not biden, then who is it? less estimates party panels a man found because it is thursday we got washington examiner senior political calmness at americans enterprise institute resident fellow tim carney is back in front of a handsome mantle. along with the coast of the gary and shannon show on am 640 in los angeles, gary hoffmann is backward we've got the host of the richard fowler radio show also fox news contributor richard fowler. let's get right into this. tim carney, if joe biden is not the president, then who is the president? 'joe biden is the president. the fact is the democrats decided to nominate, help a guy who be the best present united states but the person is most likely to beat donald trump redoubts are single minded focus that was congresses focus reforms that was the media focus. the pic to guide they knew and liked way too old for the job. got to feel bad for the man taken job at this age. it's an elder abuse to p

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while serving as the senior director for defense policy at the national security council before joining. she worked closely with secretaries gates and panetta's team on the 2012 strategic guidance which revised dod's strategy and signaled the rebalance to the asia pacific. her extensive efforts working on suicide prevention, sexual assault and harassment, and support to military families and veterans, and all quality of life issues for our military and their families, were particularly impressive. when i told ms. wormuth that i intended to recommend her under president obama to be secretary for defense policy, i also told her i'd recommend to the president that bob work will deputy secretary of defense and an under secretary controller. the point was, i wanted a team that would work closely together. she never wavered from that commitment and was an effective and respected leader, as a strong member of a very impressive team. in february, 2015, i awarded christine wormuth the distinguished public service award, which as you all know, is the highest award that can be given to political a

coordinator for indopacific affairs at the national security council curt campbell, said this about u.s. policya. the period broadly described as engagement has come to an end. the dominant paradigm is going to be competition. what are your thoughts on that? >> i think that is certainly true. i think it ended at least last year in the trump era, maybe before but i think it is sort of a reflection of a broader trend. now, charles, you did a series on couple nfl and socialism, this is sort of an indication where the american public is right now because they realize because of various factors how malicious china is. i don't think even the biden administration doesn't believe its goal is to support the communist party of china which unfortunately was the notion that prevailed in many administrations both republicans and democratic. charles: what do you think they will do different then? there is talk now of a united states trying to sway beijing from so-called whoop diplomacy that have given china a tremendous amount of sway and influence around the world and even in america among our corporations,

joining us former national security council chief of staff and central security policy president fredthat, can you break this down? what do you think it means, foreign terror attacks? >> liz, good to be here. it does mention foreign terrorist the like al qaeda and isis that may try to stage some type of events in the u.s. i'm glad that was mentioned. overall i was disappointed in the document. it seems to say the biggest threat is right-wing extremists pursuing grievances related to the election when the real threat is from antifa and black lives matter. their protest, violent protests never ended but an teach that is not even mentioned in this document. this is another effort by the biden administration to politicize security issues to gain political advantage. elizabeth: so they don't mention the two billion dollars in damage, including minority neighborhoods and minority businesses from the riots and protests starting in the spring of last year through this year? two billion dollars estimated according to the insurance industry. nothing about that. nothing about 30 people estimated

security talking about foreign and domestic threats, joining is now national security council chief of staff and center for security policyrd that can you break this down what do you think this means, what do you think they mean foreign terror attacks. >> good to be here it does mention that there are foreign terrorist like al-qaeda and isis that may try to station events and i'm glad that they mentioned i was disappointed in the document because it seems to say the biggest threat is from right wing extremists the real life is from antifa black lives matter, their protest and violent protest never ended and it's never mentioned in this document it's another effort by dividing the administration. liz: nothing about that, nothing about 30 people estimated dead inin the riots, there is no mention of that, why the whitewash of that? >> and pretend that there's going to be a continuation of the 16 o the tax, we know protet continue but it actually says and there could be criminals trying to exploit court protected freedom of speech actions linked to racial justice and police use of force concerns, i am sorry but looting still

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why as national security adviser i concern myself so much with the work of the national economic council and domestic policyuncil. not because i am butting into other people's business, but because it's our business, too, in national security. sorry for a long and somewhat animated answer to your question, but i think it's a really profoundly important subject. >> thank you for that. let me touch on a couple other areas and then we will open up to audience questions. you won't be surprised i'm going to ask about iran. how could i not? twofold question. are the iranians negotiating in good faith in your estimation on the return to jcpoa? are they showing willingness to talk about extending the life of the agreement expanding it to , include ballistic missiles and to include behavior beyond iran's borders in the region? >> so i'm not going to characterize the substance of the negotiations at this point, because they're in i would say sort of an unclear place in vienna, meaning that we have seen willingness of all sides, including the iranians, to talk seriously about sanctions relief and nuclear restrictions,

was a member of the chicago world affairs council task force on religion and u.s. foreign policy, topped the national defense university and served on the secretary of state earth working group. from 2008 to 2018 dr. ferrer was associate professor of the practice of religion and world affairs at georgetown university at the school of foreign service. he also directed the religious freedom project at georgetown's center which became the religious freedom institute. in addition to leading that tom is a senior fellow at the institute for studies of religion at baylor university and he also serves as a consultant to the u.s. catholic bishops conference and is a member of several in visor he counsels including the human rights program and the international division of alliance defending freedom. thompson many published works include world of faith and freedom, why international religious liberty is vital to america's national security published by oxford university press in 2008. it is a book that has shaped and continues to shape u.s. religious freedom legislation and foreign policy. judge ken starr has

we were extremely fortunate as the national security council be began examining the organized crime. they wanted tos.i was set the e policy w debate. i was fortunate that my team was selected to lead the effort for the entire community with support of dhsdher ina as well otherty members of dhs, the departments of justice and the intelligence community. i think that is a fantastic tor example ofov how the community comes together through these mechanisms to provide valuable intelligence that helped set direction for>> policy, whether additional legislation was needed, where the resourcing allocated. >> from what you know -- we don't have the acting under secretary with us. from what you all know, those g who are joining us virtually, d you think the current administration isa prpr focusse enough on the tco threat? of >> i know it's a priority for them and there's work under way. in particular i'm aware of some very good discussions under way between dhs i a ina, the office policy. >> general? >> i agree. senator, one of the challenges at ina is there's 700 people in the whole organization. ina is the cia has twice as many

for years now the national council on disability, an independent federal agency has . warned policy makers about relying on quality adjusted lifd years. mr.rtium secretary, first i wano ask do you agree with the national council on disability and the consortium of disabilities that relying on is a discriminatory policy? >> thank you for the question and i couldn'toved agree with yb moreility, we've not done enougo focus on those with ources disabilities. and more a and more we're learning unfortunately to our detriment i will tell you i absolutely agreg with the general concept we have to do a better job of making db sure we're targeting money and i getting things done for our americans with a disability. what i will tell you -- i'm garn sorry. go ahead.gol >> well,icy o i wanted to ask specifically regarding qualities. any policy of a quality adjusted life year. and i wanted to ask if there'd t be any provisions in your budget thatn would forei give you as se the authority to set prices based pawn foreign drug prices t established using quality a adjusted life years?partic >> ulcon

policy should be. whether nominee for the federal trade commission, someone for the national economic council.hey want to put, they want to put an afl-cio economist from howard university on the federal reserve. i mean, my head is spinning. they're scrounging around for every radical they can find. they can't find enough of them. what you got here is galloping incompetence. this is the worst i've seen since the carter days here in this town. charles: so you're not going to feel, comfortable, peter, with an inclusive federal reserve and inclusive economic policy team, instead of people who are really seasoned who have been through this stuff? you will forsake all of that in the name of a great economy. >> are you implying that we can have, we don't need a diverse team, that we have to have just one group, no of course not. charles: i was, i was just bust -- i agree with everything you said. peter, before i let you go because this is serious stuff, right? so far the administration to your point has been sort of taking these jobs and checking boxes instead of really looking at resume'. >> right.

findings were briefed to abc and policy planning policy staff in the new administration with the report delivered, the work was ended. the national security council says is now taking the lead in the investigation. members of the disbanded team, who i have spoken to, including david asher suggest otherwise. in a statement to fox news, asher defended the investigation and said that at the time some state department colleagues "were deliberately playing down the links to china's biological weapons program." among those at state that blocked their efforts, chris ford, the former acting secretary for nonproliferation. he said the team's findings were based on "junk science" and he was trying to protect mike pompeo and the trump administration. martha, i have known david asher for years. he had huge successes in exposing the network in pakistan and exposing north korea's nuclear weapons program. he says he welcomed president biden's statement today. >> martha: we've had him here, too, interviewed him about this. we also found, you know, him to be obviously has a very extensive background in investigative work, both republican and democrat administrati

national council on disability has warned policymakers about those quality adjusted lifee years. so do a you agree with the national council on visibility a consortium us citizens with that discriminatory policy? >> thank you for the question. i could not agree more we have not done enough to focus on issues of health of those with disability b. and beginning to realize that somebody loved ones have a disability whether it is physical or mental and we are learning and fortunately to herde detriment we haven't provided the same level of resources and commitment for those we have the more common types so i will tell you i do absolutely agree with t the general concept we have to do a better job to make sure we are targeting many and getting thingsri done for americans with disability. >> that the policy of the quality adjusted year and is there any provisions in your budget to give you the authority to set prices based on prices quality adjusted life years. >> . . . . they are determining the value of an individual, especially an individual with disabilities so that is one issue we really need to address. i want to go into medicare for all because continuing about medicare for all, we know empl

national border patrol council brandon judd. under the trump administration apprehension at a 45 year low, coming up the policy that reversed everythingone of the worst on record the former trump advisor stephen miller all that and more as we look ahead at "sunday morning feature". ♪. maria: first up this morning texas governor greg abbott took up on a black hawk helicopter right above texas to view the 1200 plus miles of the texas border being breached everything all day, smugglers and criminal cartels are the biggest winners, transporting 2000 people every 24 hours in rafts and boats and helping some through gaps, most of the people coming and want to be apprehended so they can get processed and assimilate into america, but there is another group that are criminals that got away and ended up in the interior of our country. the governor along with the head of the national guard and the department of public safety walked me through all my we toured from above. >> there are some people that crossed the border that want to get apprehended so they can get processed in a simulate, it's a people that need a rest that don't want to be caugh

findings were briefed to avc and policy planning policy staff in the new administration with the report delivered the work was ended. the national security council is now taking the lead in the investigation. but members of the disbanded team who spoke to fox suggest otherwise. david asher a key member of the team, defended the investigation and said that at the time some state department colleagues, quote: were deliberately playing down possible links to china's biological weapons program adding the acting under secretary for arms control didn't want to delve into the poo tension of accidental lab release let alone one related to a classified chinese military program in violation of the biological weapons convention a reference to trump appointee chris ford. >> ford told fox asher's teams finding were not based on science. ford pushed back to protect secretary of state mike pompeo and the trump administration from releasing unproven findings. he pointed to one particular claim by the state department armed control verification team purporting to, quote: prove the wuhan institute of virology origin by statistical analysis turned out to be junk s

policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, a preview of the week ahead at the white house with washington examiner reporter catherine doyle and national council on election integrity members explaining the councils call for a 9/11 style commission investigation into the january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. then the discussion on covid-19 treatments with stat news senior writer ed silverman. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern monday morning and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. >> last week, house republicans met behind closed doors and voted to remove wyoming representative liz cheney as gop conference chair. she has announced president's claim that the 2020 election was fraudulent, calling it an attempt -- she gave a speech the evening before on the house floor. been privileged to see firsthand how powerful and how fragile freedom is. 28 years ago, i stood outside a polling place, a schoolhouse in western kenya. soldiers had chase aid way people who were lined up to vote. a few hours later, they came streaming back in risking further attack, undaunted in th

national border patrol council, brandon judd. under the trump administration, apprehensions were at a 45 year low. coming up, the policiest reversed everything, causing one of the worst breaches on record with former trump advisor, steven miller. all that and more as we look ahead right now on sunday morning futures. ♪ maria: and first up this morning, texas governor greg abbott took us on a black hawk helicopter ride above texas to view the 1200 plus miles of the texas border being breached every day. smugglers and criminal cartels are the biggest winners, transporting 2 you thousand 2,0y 24 hours in rafts and boats and helping some through gaps in the unfinished i'll wall. of most of the people coming in want to be apprehended so they can get processed and assimilate into america but there is another group that are criminals who got away and ended up in the interior of our country. the governor along with the heads of the national guard and the department of public safety walked me through it all while we toured from above. >> there are some people who cross the border who do want to get apprehended so they can get pro

nation with the council of economic advisors. wonderful to have you with us at this moment. you will tell me as a public policy need to see more data, we need to see two or three months data. does president biden or others wait for the data or must they adjust to this report? jason: the main people who need to adjust to this report adjust to the jobs report we got last year is the federal reserve. the other part of it is looking at what we can do in our economy to address the biggest thing we have, which is the constraints on supply. we need more supply. shots and arms are doing a lot. my guess is a lot more people are working in make that an april. if you take this plus the jobs report on friday plus the totality of the data, we have at their -- we have a very different picture of the economy that a lot of people. tom: it is a different picture of the economy. vice chairman clara will speak in 24 minutes. does he adjust? is there one word or one sentence that will begin a tone of a federal reserve shifting their language? jason: i don't know. they're very big on this being transitory. a lot of this is transit

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