. - in fact, as a historian of the national security council, of course, your first book that was referenced on this program when you were originally on with buckley, which we'll show a clip of, studied the national security council. and one of the major lessons you say you took away with that is that providing multiple options to the president is the key lesson from the vietnam era. - absolutely. - so this is what you always tried to accomplish. - exactly. what i learned about, you know, when i was writing about how and why vietnam became an american war is that many of lyndon johnson's advisors decided, hey, keep my influence with the president, i'm gonna tell the president what the president wants to hear. and of course, you know, i was resolved to not do that, to always tell donald trump what he didn't want to hear. now. - how did that go? - it probably limited my shelf life. you know, i mean, there's a reason why i was there for 13 months. - i thought is was important for you to tell him what the truth was or the hard fact. - both, both. and of course, you know, every president is going

they tried to jail trump and politicos reporting outcome joining us tonight former trump national security council official, cash excited to talk to cash until he with the best-selling book government gangsters on cleaning of the justice department is ready to take this one on plus the story. >> any attack, on the garden state or on any of its communities, from washington, i will fight back with every fiber of my being. liz: the democrat governor new jersey phil murphy, trying to stop the will of the voters, and some of the majority of validated four and said that they said enacted transit didn't enter into the nasa new jersey governor phil murphy is trying to resist atop entrenches have the best performance in new jersey and over 30 years and coming up new jersey gop gubernatorial candidate, jack here and recited talk to him but first this. >> president-elect trump speaking up his pace on appointments "fox news" senior national correspondent i should joins us live were excited to talk to her life from west palm beach florida has been breaking news in the story all day good to see you again. >> is

illegal fishing was done initially by the trump administration, some very able people at the national security council. my sincerest hope is that it will continue. it's of manifest important to us but also these other island nations, as well. so i commend you, please keep asking those questions and focus on them. thank you. >> and this will be our last question. yes. >> hello. i used to work in the national security council in taiwan and now i study in georgetown under dr. cha. a quick question for both speakers, what is the biggest challenge that you face in your government experience, especially dealing with patient -- with asian security problems? thank you. >> biggest challenge. there are many big challenges. i think within my portfolio, which is all of east asia, i can name a few. the dprk, as victor knows better than any of us, is a really tough challenge that we have been working on for so many successive administrations, and it feels incredibly difficult to get one's arms around. that has certainly been true in my experience. the south china sea is also a really different challenge, in part be

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readers a united nations security council resolution on a gaza cease-fire drawn criticism from other ations. after two hours of deliberations the u.s. house ethics committee fails to reach an agreement on releasing its report into former congressman matt gaetz. welcome to world news america. the by then administrate -- biden administration was in antipersonnel landmines to ukraine to stop russian progress on the battlefield, the latest shift on a policy on supplying weapons to ukraine since the u.s. election earlier this month with president biden looking to tip the scales in the war during the final days of his presidency. here is what we know. a u.s. official tells the bbc the landmines are nonpersistent and become an art after a preset period of time up to two weeks and run on battery power that can run out. they will significantly support the defense of russian advances in ukraine, particularly in the east. the u.s. sought commitments to limit risk to civilians and expects ukraine not to use them on a highly populated areas. the decision is drawing criticism from human rights orga

>> there's going to be a new team no matter what so at the national security council mr. sullivan has already issued guidance to everybody to begin to prepare for that turnover. so all of us in positions of leadership and management are beginning to collect information in context and organized our work in such a way when the new team comes in a can effect a competent thorough and comprehensive turnover of the issues we are working on today. obviously whoever the new chief is built aside themselves what policies they will pursue and what they may continue to or may want to continue not to do. jake's guidance was we are going to be ready for a claim and a thorough and a cordial turnover of our responsibilities. >> we are going to go to questions. >> no, shocked. >> do you get a sense of how clean the break would be between the biden and the harris administration and do you feel they are planning to have a reboot and a whole new team? >> i'm respectfully not going to answer that one. that's beyond my -- >> so questions? >> haiti with "cnn." good to see you. i'm curious on th

got the united nations security council has been meeting to discuss the deteriorate, thinking about a tyrant, conditions and goals that becomes as agencies one that farm and is imminent. and the northern part of the strip you an agency for palestinian refugees says a number of 8 trucks entering causes, folded into its lowest level and 11 months with just the 2 trucks a day on average. in october, not a nation says at least 600 trucks a day on needed to meet the basic needs. we add months, a ton of science permanent observer to the un says the population of gaza is on the desperate and even in threats as the very survival of hundreds of thousands of palestinians is at stake. notably in northern does. they are being killed. i'm starved to death. moved around like cats in from one place to another, from one desk to another. according to archer, the most presented category of age among those killed out of children. notably from age 5 to 9 and newborns to 40 years old. and there are kids main disabled for life. and today too often starving dramatize there is no regard for children's lights

that happens in a transition is that the white house can actually make appointments to the national security council, the national economic council. most of the agencies, the state department, the defense department, the treasury cannot actually begin to function. many of their top officials have to be confirmed by the senate. this is one of the really interesting problems and a presidential transition. often the white house is kind of on first. those agencies that report to the president, since they are basically staffed to the president -- that's important understand. they don't go for a, -- through a confirmation process. they are a little head of the game at the beginning until the agencies are able to get staffed up, get their people confirmed. at the beginning there's a little bit of imbalance between the white house -- what the white house can do it what the agencies can do. often with agencies you are left with whoever did not turn out the lights when the last administration left town after the inauguration. can you talk about that a little bit? you were not just at the white house but in th

so that has been adopted by the united nations security council. just focus 3 of those and how this for me is any different yeah, there have been no 12 different votes on draft resolutions on guys in the past 13 months or so. the 1st one was in november last year, another one in december last year. and then march, these are ones that were adopted. march, there was a resolution that was passed in the most recent one in june. and that was a pretty important one. it did call for association of facilities and more a getting into guys that but it has not been abided by this resolution. was supposed to have that chapter 7 language in it to that the others did not. they would have given it more teeth and more strength if you will. again, as i said, that was taken out. so uh, the difference of this one, it also had some language in it, the backing unreal in it as well. and also called for the ramping up of aid into gaza. but primarily it was who proposed this resolution that was just be towed in was the e 10, the elected 10 members of the security council

david: i met caitlin on the national security council staff when she was i.p. i think that since -- i'll backtrack. first, ppd 21, i left the white house in 2013 when it was launched. cyber was an ascendant factor. it hadn't matured yet. the part i still run is where that still resides, physical security, as a privileged topic. i think over four years we have seen a worsening of the cyber risk situation, to be frank. i think over four years we have seen a worsening of the cyber risk situation, to be frank. nationstates have done a lot of things that we hope to they wouldn't do but we suspected they would do. people's republic of china. obviously, russia and ukraine have happened over four years, so that is made physical sabotage and threats to infrastructure really vivid, as has our alliance with countries with whom we have a lot in common. that collaboration internationally 2as 2lso matured 2s 2ell. -- as well. traveling around the u.s. in this job, given critical infrastructure and different states, i've seen a lot of lessons learned in a flowering of public-

many people are repeating without looking really at the united nations security council of reserves. and 170 wow. that's been you mean that 10? yeah. all these really 5 minutes to be used to haste. faith in he's announcement uni liability, which is on the 1st point of the 17. 0 wow. it speaks, it doesn't speak about the ceasefire. it speaks above as a section of hostility and it says, and then me gets to station austin, it is by the gate drive and it has 4 last piece, right and has to end or sentence admitted to operations and has one law has to seize only a task allows you to jump in the, sorry, cause that's an important distinction to make. i wonder if we can drill down into that little bit. what is the difference between ceasefire and secession of hostilities? it says yes, that's a good question because this is exactly what nothing at all did 2 days. the cessation of hostilities is typically temporary and the provision of of being active called by austin the glad you and the lot really just as wanting to can you get miles off on a zone without his will all be there any you saying

the united nations security council has match on the 1000 day of russia's will on ukraine. dominating the diplomatic discussion was western support, the key, which is at risk and the president elect. donald trump's administration. john henry explains so the subject matter, the united nations security council, mark the ones thousands day of the war and ukraine for the west. a conflict of unilateral aggression, 1000 days of widespread death, destruction and despair continue unabated for millions of ukrainians. un, under secretary general and rosemary decarlo, when american read a statement from the abs and the secretary general, antonio gutierrez entire cities, villages and towns, had been reduced to rubble, ukraine's minister for foreign affairs pleaded for the world to continue supporting ukraine and rejected. peace may never throw us to russia. their world has no value, is their fastest way to end this war is to increase the support of ukraine and used to defend itself. and to compile the rush or withdrawal rushes, representative fired back assailing the western support for you. grac

an immediate cease fire on the fully implementation of the united nations security council resolution, 17 or one and a media. and she moved can use these via, via or part. this is the rise intensified bombardment. what was the last 2 weeks and his beloved latest to drop it, that tax go inside the science of progress in us, lead cx, 5 dogs? what's crossover now to turn was still a mentor who is indeed lebanese capital. so exactly what is the situation in lebanon this morning? of israel has continued, is error strikes on the solid and suburbs of favors assaulted these attack yesterday afternoon and continued the air strikes throughout the night. we don't have any numbers uh or information yes, about casualties. but is there any armies says that it has targeted as follows, facilities, but uh we cannot verify or double check uh, these information slicing has also continue throughout yesterday in the night and other regions of level and on. and because there were several x rays, but also in the sales level non we also hear that pricing around the border town c . m has intensified as the, t

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in february of 2022, the united states has vetoed a united nations security council resolution calling for an immediate cease fire in gaza because it did not call for the release of hostages. the council voted $14.00 to $1.00 in favor, but the usb to admit that it was not a adopt. uganda is opposition leader. his decision has appeared in court, accused of compromising national security and was apparently abducted days earlier during a book launch in neighboring kenya writes groups of express outrage over his disappearance . a seizure denies the charge. the authorities in south africa are involved in a weeks long stand off. it's a mine that's no longer in use. police have cut off food in water supplies for sale and hundreds of illegal miners who are searching for left over gold. it's not clear whether the men are trapped or whether they're refusing to come out and face arrest . the w diane hawker reports now from that. a banded by to columbus has down. this whole hundreds of mine will because of the need to check. the mine is a cold, so i'm, as i'm us loosely translated to mean those we

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sullivan, national security council, please apply secondary sanctions on china, because they are rebuildingsian military. and they -- if i could elaborate -- >> please. >> two very strong sanctions i put, wrote into, including atacms, i didn't say may be delivered. shall be delivered. mandatory language, because i knew that they wouldn't do it unless congressman mandated th atacms. even though we mandated, they said, we're not going to let them use it in these areas. that's gotten better, but what i -- the other thing, two things we did was on iran. you know, china's buying iranian oil to the tune of about $100 billion. what's that doing? that's funding their terror operations in the middle east. but what else are they doing? they're sending their drones and missiles that they use -- that they fired into israel, same ones, they're shipping those to russia that then russia uses to kill ukrainians. well, those sanctions were allowed to expire, so i put them back into the emergency wartime supplemental. but they're not being enforced. why in the world are we not enforcing sanctions that would

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the united states has vetoed the united nations security council resolution calling for an immediate cease fire in gaza because they did not call for the release of hostages. the council voted $14.00 to $1.00 in favor, but the us veto meant that it was not adopted in military court. and the uganda in a capital kampala has a charge opposition leader. his a seizure with the possession of a legal fire arms and soliciting for in weapons. it comes days after he was reported missing during a book launch in neighboring 10 years. procedure denies the charge. the authorities in south africa are involved in a weeks long stand off at a mine. it's no longer in use. police have cut off of food and water supplies there to forced out hundreds of illegal minors. searching for lift over gold. it's not clear whether the men are trapped or refusing to come out and face arrest. that means diane hawker report from the band and by 2 kilometers down this whole hundreds of mine was up. indeed to retract the mine is a cold. sometimes i must loose the translates to mean those were trying to operate as part of

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the former director of the national security council middle eastern affairs joined us in moments. >>dra: in tel aviv with more. how close are we to this possible deal? >> hi, sandra and john. a lot of conversation around the middle east about the potential progress in this cease-fire talks. i talk to someone within the prime minis being made. something that israel's ambassador to the u.n. reiterated earlier today. >> we haven't finalized it but we are moving forward. i assume that, that cabinet will meet today or tomorrow to discuss it. i think for us it is important what will happen after. as bella will not be allowed to come back to the fence. >> certain sticking points that have held up talks include israel reportedly wanting more guarantees to make sure the weapons are fully removed from the border. israel reportedly wanting to be able to strike sites in lebanon if they believe the militant group is going to violate the agreement. last week, washed and said u.s. special envoy to hammer out some of the details in john kerry today says this deal is close. >> we believe we are close

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this relationship between russia and north korea and as a permanent member of the united nations security councilry to bring this to an end.— its influence to try to bring this to an end. hello mr sec.. do ou this to an end. hello mr sec.. do you think _ this to an end. hello mr sec.. do you think the _ this to an end. hello mr sec.. do you think the european . do you think the european consensus on support for ukraine _ consensus on support for ukraine will hold if the next administration pulls back from that effort, can it survive without _ that effort, can it survive without the full throated support of america and particularly the american president? and i know you've been — president? and i know you've been in — president? and i know you've been in meetings, i don't know if you've — been in meetings, i don't know if you've seen the images, but the beirut _ if you've seen the images, but the beirut skyline is littered with — the beirut skyline is littered with smoke plumes from the israeii — with smoke plumes from the israeli operation. i'm wondering why the us hasn't been — wondering why the

the reaction we have just had from the us from the embassy national security council is saying the unitednts for senior israeli officials. we remain deeply concerned by the prosecutor's rush to seek arrest warrants and the troubling process errors leading to this decision. the united states has been clear that the icc doesn't have jurisdiction over this matter in coordination with partners including israel, we are discussing next steps. we have had that from our dc bureau with the us government, thejoe biden government, fundamentally rejecting the decision of the icc to issue arrest warrants for benjamin netanyahu and yoav gallant, the former defence minister and the united states in any case is not actually a signatory to the international criminal court. we are going to get more reaction of course on that story in the next hour. one of the world's richest men — indian billionaire gautam adani has been charged with fraud in the us, adani has been accused him of orchestrating a $250 million bribery scheme and concealing it to raise money in the us. shares in adani group companies have fal

sullivan, national security council, please apply secondary sanctions on china, because they are rebuilding the russian military. and they -- if i could elaborate -- >> please. >> two very strong sanctions i put, wrote into, including atacms, i didn't say may be delivered. shall be delivered. mandatory language, because i knew that they wouldn't do it unless congressman mandated th atacms. even though we mandated, they said, we're not going to let them use it in these areas. that's gotten better, but what i -- the other thing, two things we did was on iran. you know, china's buying iranian oil to the tune of about $100 billion. what's that doing? that's funding their terror operations in the middle east. but what else are they doing? they're sending their drones and missiles that they use -- that they fired into israel, same ones, they're shipping those to russia that then russia uses to kill ukrainians. well, those sanctions were allowed to expire, so i put them back into the emergency wartime supplemental. but they're not being enforced. why in the world are we not enforcing sanctions tha

because that war lasted 3a days, and then at the end, israel had to accept the united nations security councilceasefire and this one has been less than two months and they have come ready to the point that probably it's going to be very costly for both sides. the ceasefire cools the fighting, for now at least. but with thousands of civilians killed in lebanon and many more displaced, has israel inadvertently created more support for hezbollah? they have not been defeated. hezbollah is not fully defeated israel claims they have degraded hezbollah which satisfies benjamin netanyahu and the security council people. at the same time, hezbollah has been able to continue to fire rockets and target some of the important bases as well as civilian areas in israel. i mean, firing rockets until the last minute before the ceasefire has come into effect. and so therefore it is not a really total defeat for hezbollah, and hezbollah will claim and its international supporters will claim that israel has been defeated rather than hezbollah. we did report a few hours ago that israel ordered evacuations of two a

the senior director for climate change at the national security council and is now at the bezos earthl, great to have you with us on the world today, thank you for joining us. pretty much all roads at the moment it to lead to donald trump. how concerned are you about where climate financing goes, and this c.o.p. is described as the finance c.o.p., where does financing go, with donald trump in the white house? paul: w.hell, there's no questin thatonald trump owes the election is going to be a blow to the forward momentum of the martian at zero, and momentum is important because every major economy needs to be ming forward at maximum power. but what i would say about this and climate finance is 2024 is not 2016, and you see this in baku. 2016 when donald trump was first elected, people were wandering around in shock, and now they are getting around with business. so i think this result was priced in for a lot of people. in 2016, it was the era of climate negotiation, and the world needed the u.s. to take the lead with china and getting the paris agreement done. now we are getting on wit

remember that before joining the national security council under trump. w, cnn senior law enforcement analyst john miller and tom nichols, a national security scholar and staff writer at the atlantic. good evening, john. let me start with you. here. i wonder what is the risk for people at home? what is the risk in bypassing the current background check system at the fbi and using private firms to run them instead? >> well, so first of all, just for to make it interesting, let's look at it from both perspectives, right. if you're donald trump and you spent four years saying the justice department is weaponized it's lawfare, they're committing lawfare against me. the fbi is the manufacturer of these phony cases that lead to phony charges that lead to phony trials well, it would make sense if you were a true believer of that that you would be very hesitant to hand over the people you're proposing as your closest aides and say, i want you to do the background on them because you would think i'm just putting them up for character assassination. now let's take a

the council on foreign relations and a former senior director for european affairs at the national security councilthinks donald trump will end the war quicker than president biden. do you believe that? do you think that president zelensky believes that? i think zelensky is facing two cold hard realities. one is that president—elect trump and said he's going to make a determined effort to end this war and it looks pretty clear that us aid will not continue to flow at the same levels it did during the biden years. the second reality is that this is a war that is not moving in ukraine's favour. little by little the russians are gaining more ground. the chipping away at ukrainian territory. the ukrainians face manpower shortages of munitions and the comments from president zelensky are simply a function of the fact that he doesn't have a lot of options here and has to follow trump's lead in an effort to try to negotiate a ceasefire and move from the battlefield to the negotiating table. we heard in the previous interview that the next few weeks and months could be crucial in terms of what happens with

national security adviser. this iskn right after the iran-contra so he was on the national security council and the only person he wanted working for him was colin powell who had just gotten a -- in germany and had no interest in returning and i can see you know this story. so he calls on the phone and says i would like you to be my number two in colin powell said i thought you were calling me for my congratulations for your new position. he said i have no it just in returning to washington frank. i'm here and my wife likes germany and i'm commanding troops over here. i don't want to come back to that state and he said i'm going to need a call from the president so later that evening my dad gets president reagan to give him a call to say we need you back here. he comes back. cannot relationship he was a military system in another example worked cap weinberger asked him to be as military assistant and hadn't appreciate it the years that they work together. and my father was so low-key and when they switch in my dad is told he's going to be secretary of defense therapist long table and .. firm reiterates this st

and emotion, and the palestinian deputy on both of those boys that and yet another united nations security council session ends with no resolution. that's right. and i gotta say the palestinian ambassador was not even happy with this correct resolution. and i want to go back to the chapter 7. you know, it might be technical, but it's really important because none of the previous 4 resolutions that have been passed by the council included this chapter 7 language because it's very strong and it really adds teeth to these resolutions. and could essentially lead lay the groundwork for potential sanctions against israel. so the council really is cautious when they use chapter 7 when it comes to resolutions. and finally, there was so much frustration by the council for so many months now. they included it in this draft and eventually agreed to take it out. so the us could maybe vote for this watered down version and still the us used it's vito power. and that is why you sense this deep, deep frustration. and that's why it runs so deep by so many council members, you could really sense that the e 10 elec

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the united states has vetoed the united nations security council resolution calling for an immediate cease fire in gauze because it has not linked the release of hostages to association of hostilities.