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host: linda is on the line for democrats from new haven, missouri. good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to ask -- you are listed as a u.s. special envoy for yemen. richard grenell, who was in the trump administration, is over in belarus, meeting with third world dictators and things, laying the groundwork for donald trump's next presidency, and establishing and actually undermining our current president's ability to do his work. so richard grenell is over there as trump's special envoy, which he has no legitimate right to be doing, and undermining working with belarus, working with third world dictators, assuring them that when trump gets back into office, all their wishes will culminate in trump's third world outlook on the united states. what are your feelings about richard grenell and the role he is playing over there? guest: thank you. i have seen those reports, and i pay attention to things in the foreign policy realm. the difference between us is that i am appointed by the announcer: the francis scott key bridge in baltimore collapsed into the pl

she actually for the insecurity the region is, talks about a roof estimate of the lease is in, in new haven line. since the south region, 14 levels has restored to movies into one and a half new to this time, many homes and assessments that united nations office for the quote, the motion of you money to run the fast says i'm estimates of 102 to 7000 sources have already been discussed quite a organize the mission to survey what people are calling the worst slides in our recorded history. the of the they've intensified existing problems. over 100000 people have lost their homes and livelihoods. and many more have been affected. the less is still getting what is not the website and even that we need to document it now and then also to, to start to see some areas you can identify small islands of higher ground. but there's some areas like this where it was completely flown high as you can see. and you can see over here, this is rose, this is what would be around the village. united. it won't last i knew. yeah. the sitting in the water selling nothings, yet people have to survive. yeah. so peop

near moscow >> matthew schmidt is an associate professor of national security at the university of new havenssor of strategic and operational planning at the u whereas army command and general staff college, he joined us now from new haven in connecticut. appreciate you being with us >> my pleasure was me. >> so russia observed a national day of mourning sunday for the victims of that terror attack on a russian concert hall isis-k is claiming responsibility for that attack. it's not the first time and islamic militant group has attacked russia. but why would isis attack at this time? and for what reason isis most recently attacked the russian embassy in kabul last fall and it's been trying to push russia out of afghanistan because russia has been supporting the taliban which has been fighting against isis k. and i says case basic strategy is to try to put russia out of afghanistan and out of greater central asia so putin was apparently warned by us intelligence of the possibility of an attack like this. but dismissed it >> as an attempt to destabilise russia. however, the russian embassy in

يعني بعمل مع الهيئه الوطنيه عمل تطوعي بساعد الهيئه الوطنيه في مكتب مع مكتب اليو انks turned into a new havenه طاهر الجزائري هذه مدرسه فتحت كمركز ايواء للمهجرين من مخيم اليرموك وغيرره اهلا وسهلا. تفضلوا السلام عليكم وسهلا عليكم السلام اهلان اهلين تفضل يا اخي تفضلا اهلا وسهلا تفضلوا اهلا وسهلا طبعا هنا يعني اضطروا ان يسكنوا هنا ليس هناك غرف ليس هناك غرف للايواء وضع ماساوي جدا للاجئين شو صار الحرب هي شلون صار الحرب هي صار لانه في في يعني شو بديقول لك في في شغله صارت بسوريا كانت ما كنا ما متوقعينها دوج نصر ايران بنصر سوريا ان شاء الله انا تركت المدرسه في ظل. لنا نلحق اهالينا نلحق عندنا اولاد صغار بدنا نلحقهم تم تشكيل مجموعه من اللجان من اجل بدء عمليه تحرير مخيم اليرموك طلب مني ان اقوم بالتغطيه الاعلاميه للاحداث دمشق وطهران نجاح مؤتمر جنيف اثنين رهن بايقاف في البدايه تردت لكن عندما تصاوب احد اخواني هو اخي الكبير هذا زادتني اصرار على النزول الى المخيم والبدء بالتغطيه اعلاميه للاحداث. في احدى المرات كان هناك عمليه لمجموعه من المقاتلين كان احد المقاتلين يقف هنا حامل قذيفه يريد ان يرمي على المسلحين باتجاه ساحه الراجه كنت انا هنا اقوم بالتصوير من خلال هذه الفتحه هذا المقطع الفيديو تم تصويره من هذه الم

emergency actions for the insecurity, the region is talks about a roof estimate of the process is in, in new haven line. since the, the have heat south region for the level has referred to louisa to run on it. have you says there's so many homes and assessments that united nations office for the quarter motion? are you mind to run the fast? save an estimate of $100.00 them to to several 1000 sources have already been discussed. you include organize the mission, to survey what people are calling the worst slides in our recorded history. the of the they've intensified existing problems. over 100000 people have lost their homes and livelihoods and many more have been affected. the law is still getting what the website and even that we need to documented now. and then also to, to start to see some areas you can identify small islands of higher ground. but there's some areas like this where it was completely close up as far as you can see. and you can see over here, this is 0. this is what would be the around the village to $91.00 last time. yeah. the sitting in the water selling nothings, yet people h

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بعمل مع الهيئه الوطنيه عمل تطوعي ام بساعد الهيئه الوطنيه في مكتب مع مكتب اليو ان masks turned into new havenغطيه الاعلاميه للاحداث دمشق وطهران نجاحوا مؤتمري جنيف اثنين رهن بايقافه ايه في البدايه ترددت لكن عندما تصاوب احد اخواني وهو اخي الكبير هذا زادت. اصرار على النزول الى المخيم والبدء بالتغطيه اعلاميه للاحداث في احدى المرات كان هناك عمليه لمجموعه من المقاتلين كان احد المقاتلين يقف هنا حامل قذيفه يريد ارميه ان يرمي على المسلحين بتجاه ساحه الراجه كنت انا هنا اقوم بالتصوير من خلال هذه الفتحه هذا المقطع الفيديو تم تصويره من هذه المنطقه كان هون احد المقاتلين عم برمي قذيفه على ساحه الرف. المكان اللي عم بتواجد فيه عدد كبير من المسلحين بس وقت خروج القذيفه صار رمي حجار هون كنا هيك عم نصور الموبايل فطار حجر على الموبايل اضطرينا نرجع هيك هذا الخط التماس الفاصل وحيد بين نهايه شارع راما وساحه الراده هنا يقوم المقاطرين بالاستراحه ساعات الفراغ لا يخرجون الى منازرهم وانا نازلها هذا احد الانفاق اللي زرعوا اللي حفروا المسلحين هي كانت تغطيه بدائيه لاله قبل ما يسكروه الشباب و يعني تم تفجير ويتعاملوا معه انا قمت بتصوير هي الصوره له انا هي عبواب. متفجره زراع الارهابيين مشان يعيقوا حركه تقدم الشباب داخل المحاور

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he joins us from new haven, connecticut. welcome to democracy now! you talk about the significance of this exposÉ, what we have learned about u.s. flooding israel with weapons as resident biden talks about saying he is putting pressure on israel to let food aid in? >> thank you for having me. i think what we have learned from this story should not be a surprise to anyone. it is present continues to facilitate the flow of arms to israel despite a change in tone. we had hoped the administration called for humanitarian assistance, at least a temporary cease fire. but at the same time, continues to provide the arms and enable israel to continue its operations. that is pretty consistent with what the white house has said, including john kirby from the podium this week that this remains u.s. policy. i think many of your viewers may be shocked to hear their have been 100 sales in the last few months since october 7, but i don't think anyone in the state department will be particularly moved by this. much of the process does move like a production line when

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vanderbilt controlled all of the railroads to the north of new york city, the harlem, the hudson, the new haven lines. that's why metro north gets the names of its lines. the old train lines. and they built the original. their original station was called grand central depot. and it was built in 1871 by john snook in the second empire style, same location on fort street and 1898, which is when this was taken. it was given a facelift by bradford gilbert, and it was renamed grand central station. but this was still hardly the way to enter into this great city, which was trying to rival the great cities of the world of london and paris and rome and what is that joke about? you know, you you you wait for a bus and then to come along at the same time. and that's what happened. here we go from having no train stations to getting to we first we get penn station in 1910 and then three years later, we get what would become grand central termin in 1913. and if you just look at the very top corner, the top right hand corner, you'll see the eagle up there and that eagle was reused. it's cast iron. there's q

how about yale, the bulldogs, which is just north of us omar up in new haven, connecticut, just 9.6% of folks had them winning a single game. perhaps i should have chosen them. i had a little inclination, but i didn't go with it. pain. the dukes of 24.7% had them winning again am i did not have any of these teams winning a single one. they are the top bracket busters so far. and i managed to bust my bracket on all of them. >> i honestly i can't even tell you the science i picked duquesne to win in the first round. i just i just i felt good about the 11 seed and i can and give you a scientific explanation for why. and those are the people that usually do best in the bracket. you can think about it too much. you just got to go off of vibes >> now, look >> for the tens of millions of people who didn't quite pick the right squads. as you mentioned, they shouldn't feel too badly about their picks at this point. but what, how many people? full? when you talk about people that have had their brackets broken at this point where is there hope? where can people find an edge amongst this large

the attack with matthew schmidt, and associate professor of national security at the university of new haven. and i asked him about isis claiming responsibility for that attack and about the group isis-k isis k. >> most >> recently attacked the russian embassy in kabul last fall and it's been trying to push russia out of afghanistan because russia has been supporting the taliban, which has been fighting against isis k and isis-k case basic strategy is to try to put russia out of afghanistan in and out of greater central asia >> so putin was apparently warned by us intelligence of the possibility of an attack like this, but dismissed it as an attempt to destabilise russia. however, the russian embassy in the us is saying it did not get notice of an impending attack. what do you make of this? can well, it's pure hubris on russians part. it's standard operating procedure for us intelligence agencies to pass on information of impending attacks. for instance, we just did it in iran, a few months ago where ice is k attacks the target that we were warning would be attacked so this is pretty normal

when i was driving i up from new haven and i was listening jennifer berkshire is if you ever listen to the have you heard her?had interviewed me weeks and weeks ago and i finally got the chance to listen to and what i. i love her, by the way but was talking about how this book is really helpful. and i was like you know what? you're right. this is a hopeful message. it is a hopeful message. and and the hope her description of the hope was rooted in the moms. and one of the beautiful things that i've seen come out of this is that as much as this has divided, it is also energizing communities. it is connected people to one another. and when i went up to croydon new hampshire, where there was a kind of a crazy situation where in the middle of a snowstorm only 6% of voters showed up and somebody, a free state or cut slashed the budget by 60%, which would have eliminated the local school and it required everyone coming together to to you to have a revote in, a required of getting more than 50% of voters to come and vote to remain true to, you know, reinstitute the budget they got 6%. but the

from milwaukee to montgomery, alabama, jackson, mississippi, eugene, and springville oregon to new havena, south carolina, these are all cities i have been in in the last month and wherever i go, i tried to sit down with you, mayors who are making it happen every day. our countries economich and historic investment we are making across america has created a moment of tremendous possibility. yo it in the video, a once in a generation opportunity. and they are not just investments for that will shaper cities for decades to come. d all of this means jobs. some of you have heard me say this before. i think of our workforce system as infrastructure. it is the roads and bridges that connect people to the good jobs they need an employer's to the people they want and need. but like our physical conquer our workforce infrastructure needs some worksome work. some have to go a long way to find that on-ramp to the middle class. not tin president biden's amere are building workforce infrastructure alongsi o as well as our physical infrastructure. a system that reaches all communities and our opportun

bring in matthew schmidt, who's an associate professor of national security at the university of new haven. and our former professor of strategic and operational sean planning at the us army command and general staff college. and he joins us live thanks so much for being here with us. so just just start. what do you make of the attack itself and the way it was carried out? >> well, first of all, i just want to say this was absolutely horrendous and my heart goes out to the victims and their families. as for how the attack was carried out the accounts that we have is that it was well-planned that it was sophisticated, and that means that it seems to have taken some time to do and the perpetrators have had access to significant resources to plan and conduct the attack military resources and training resources >> and let people behind it. i mean, isis is claiming responsibility for this why would they target russia? >> they are an organization. ices case, intercourse on, which is is an ancient kingdom that spans from afghanistan to iran to took medicine which is central asia, former soviet ce

. >> reporter: at the friends center for children in new haven, connecticut. >> one of the big highlightshe classroom in the morning and all the kids start yelling my name and are excited to see me. >> reporter: but excitement's not paying the bills for the single mom, even with her hourly wage above the national average of $14.22 for early childhood workers. >> i would say to myself okay, i didn't pay the gas bill last month, so i can't not pay that again this month. maybe we'll skip the electric bill or the cable bill. and obviously rent was number one. >> it's extremely expensive. >> reporter: she told us many of her workers worry about losing their homes. >> those are all bedrooms. >> reporter: a not too distant memory for calderon. she was living in this shelter when her son javier was a toddler. >> it was not great. hearing gunshots was basically a nightly occurrence. >> reporter: what do you think people think of when they think of somebody who is with their child staying in a shelter? >> they blame you. they think you did something wrong. they don't think of it as a poverty proble

host: new haven, connecticut, kristin. good morning. caller: good morning. want to give all the people out there some hope. the mainstream media is dying, and there is a new media that is coming through and you can find a lot of it on youtube if any of you have access to youtube. also, through some of the shows, this is where you are going to find out about the wars. this is where you're going to find out about alternative candidates like jfk junior. this is where you will find out information because the history media is not getting it. -- because the mainstream media site giving it. you have programs like "the hill," "breaking point." mind you, this news media that the younger generation is embracing, they get more news, more clips, more people watching that msnbc -- then msnbc and all the big ones combined. you have "redacted." you have judge napolitano. you can find out all you need to know about the ukraine-russian war. you have people like jimmy door who broke the vaccine story. it was incredible. you get nothing from the mainstream media. the problem w

from milwaukee to montgomery alabama, jackson mississippi eugene hillsboro springville oregon to new havenurgh to columbia, south carolina, these are all cities i have been in in the last month and wherever i go, i tried to sit down with you mayors who are making it happen every day. our countries economic growth and historic investment we are making across america has created a moment of tremendous possibility. mayor woodard said it in the video, a once in a generation opportunity. and they are not just investments for today, they are investments that will shape our cities for decades to come. make sure every american terms on the faucet gets clean drinking water and every community has high-speed reliable affordable internet. all of this means jobs. so some of you heard me say this before. but i think of her workforce system as infrastructure, too. it's the roads and bridges that connect people to do they want indeed, and employers to the people they want and need. need. but like our physical infrastructure our workforce infrastructure needs some work. it's got some potholes. it's got so

the islamic state is back and with a vengeance today plotting for attacks from its new safe haven inhanistan. joining us now retired four star general jack keane. how big is the threat, sir? >> it's a growing menace for sure and something that president biden's military advisors from the on-scene commander in afghanistan all the way to the chairman and secretary of defense, director of the c.i.a. and all of our allies all six nations there with us in afghanistan all said keep the forces here to prevent isis and al qaeda from growing into a menace that will threaten our countries. what did we do? we made a decision to conduct an unconditional surrender. pulled out our three c.i.a. bases, seven military basis shut down and we said we will still maintain contact with afghanistan over the horizon. an eight hour flight by an airplane to get there. eight hours to return is not much capability trying to keep your eyes and ears on what is going on. this is a menace that's growing. it is attacking inside of afghanistan. it is beginning to attack the region and it will grow into a menace that

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victor in new haven, connecticut, and does not think a should be cut or conditioned. go ahead.thank you. people should ask themselves, where do these young male terrorists come from? these are palestinians that have been trained by their families to continue this generational hatred of israel. and now the thunder has been brought down on them, and they are suffering. well, they should stop the hatred. everyone that has children knows that children don't know race, they don't color, they don't know anything. they're trained to hate. the situation with the palestinians chose to be in. i don't think this fighting should stop until this so-called hamas is entirely eliminated. as far as the two-state solution, that is a mistake. we didn't like it during our civil war, when england wanted a two-state solution for us, so they could keep getting seven cotton. they wanted the confederacy to be left alone and to go back to normal trading time. the only -- host: we are going to keep it on this topic for now. i want to go to another text message we received from ian from florida, who says

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