have never been charged, but they have been released. 11 yeah many prisoners have been released to omanis was a deal in the works for at least a year and a half between the united states and the government and oman. but is following up on a promise by the biden administration to close the prison following the steps of former president barack obama. watch. >> they are in different layers have the process, but that remains arable and we are considering all avenues to responsibly transfer detainees and close guantanamo bay. >> that is something the president still wants to do as far as a timeline. i don't have anything for you here, but obviously, this is something he wanted to be done under his administration. >> this leaves the population, sandra, get, gitmo 15 detainees. the smallest number in the prison's history more than three dozen when biden took office in another prisoner may leave guantanamo bay. the administration negotiating with the taliban has last summer to release mohammed elf afghan he, senior al qaeda aid in exchange for american citizens george glassman. these are americ

they'll be transferred to oman if to restart their lives. separately, the white house is negotiating with the that'll t t one high profile gitmo prisoner for americans detained in afghanistan. this is a woning story. the revolution in american government. business people run the new administration, not politicians. maybe that's why biden's so desperate to block the changement all around the western world bureaucratic, leftist government is in, trump-style government is in. just sit back and watch history, folks. it's tuesday, december 7th, 2024. "varney & company" is about to given. ♪ ♪ ♪ i got nothing to say, but it's okay ♪ good morning, good morning, good morning ♪ if. stuart: the beatles' tribute, so it's the not actually the beatles. a little watered down there, but i'll accept it. i like it. >> i don't know about that. stuart: look at sixth avenue, empty. it is extremely cold, by the way. oh, yes, congestion pricing. that's having an effect. all right. congress has officially certified the 2024 election which means the transition of po

despite fact we're transferring people to oman to be monitored, you will hear from them again or theygo back to activities that landed them in gitmo, deservedly so. this is another terrible message to international community about what it means to be a compromised president who is willing to let terrorists lose and not hold anybody to account for their actions. >> brian: and remember victor boot, how many people put their lives on the line and they quickly exchanged him for a basketball player. stop giving them humanitarian aid instead of giving them back their fighters, that might be a start. it is frustrating for us, it must be really frustrating for you after sacrificing yourself over there for years. straight ahead, potential dock worker strike could shut down ports frommin ma -- maine, to texas, we'll discuss it. this mucus won't move out. you're gonna love this property. the guy's congestion remedy? discuss it. we'll discuss it. try this. mucinex 12 hour treats the mucus that causes chest congestion for all-day relief. don't leave! it's fine! ugh! i was worried about this side o

to oman. >> lawrence: senior white house correspondent peter doocy joins us with the details.> peter: if president biden is trying to deliver on public promise to close the prisoner at guantanamo bay, we're not sure why this transfer was made in secret 11 yemenese detainees sent to oman rehabilitated at least according to the dod now telling news a statement the united states appreciates the willingness of the government of oman and other partners to support ongoing u.s. efforts focused on responsibly reducing the detainee population and ultimately closing the guantanamo bay facility. of the two, bin laden body guards that were just let go. ahmed al alli still had extremist mindset 2016 according to declassified files. the other one al-sha'by may have been linked to hijacking plot in asia. 11 guys spent 20 years in prison without ever being charged a lawyer for two of them is quoted by the "new york times" as saying they want to live their lives. they want to get married. they want to have kids. they want to get a job and have normal lives. at one point there were about 800 pr

the houthi rebels have established themselves so they are going to oman. we will see what happens.emember when we took those guys, we took the afghanis and put them in neighboring country, barack obama did? they ended up going back. >> lawrence: back to the battlefield. >> brian: now they are in power in kabul running afghanistan. donald trump said yesterday joe biden is doing everything possible to make the transition difficult. listen to this and then we will talk about it. >> they talk about a transition. they said oh, no. we want to have a smooth transition from party to party of government. well, they're making it really difficult. they're throwing everything they can in the way. they are giving out trillions of dollars in nonsense, in green new deal crap that isn't worth a damn thing. in fact, it's a negative for the country. not a positive. >> brian: trying to do get that money out the door. >> ainsley: at love things they are doing to try to make it more difficult and sabotage donald trump's campaign or his presidency when he gets in office in two weeks. not only are they t

. >> brian: president biden transferring 11 bit mow bay detainees with suspected al-qaeda ties to oman held since shortly after the 9/11 attacks. retired lt. colonel donald areas. whose brother was killed in the attack and been to gitmo three times to witness the proceedings. almost all of them stopped short. he joins us now. colonel, your feeling about this move? >> i can't imagine any normal american being okay with this. these are dangerous people. these 11 detainees, you know, they couldn't try them but they were too dangerous to release. so now we are going to let them loose on the world. get them resettled. we will get them back on track with their lives. what, so they can return to the battlefield and come back to haunt us? we haven't heard the last of these guys. i'm certain they will be back. >> brian: what did you notice when you were down there. do you see repentant people realize the error 6 their ways when you were in courtroom. >> absolutely not. i was there in 2009. a competency hearing who are ramzi bin al shibh. mohammed said i did it. i said we would do it again. i'm

. >> administration has transferred or is about or planning to transfer 11 gitmo prisoners to oman theyump -- biden wants them to be resettled. david spunt at the justice department joining us now. do we know much about these prisoners? >> they've been in custody for two decades they've not been charged but they've been at guantanamo bay related to the 9/11 2001 attack on our nation as you mention 11 of them from yemen resettled in oman. this is a promise by the biden administration to try and close guantanamo bay something he's doing following the footsteps of his former boss former president obama. watch. >> they're in different layers of the process. but that remains our goal and we're considering all available avenues to responsible detainees and close guantanamo bay. >> something that the president wants to do and get done, as far as the timeline don't have anything for you here. but, obviously, this is something that he wanted to be done in -- under his administration. >> as of right now the population in gitmo only 15 smallest number in the prison's history more than three dozen

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the us military has released 11 yemeni prisoners from guantanamo bay and sent them to oman to restartd with a crime during two decades at the facility. the move leaves just 15 people at the base in cuba, which was set up in the wake of the 9/11 attacks. north korea has given details of what it described as a new intermediate range hypersonic missile that it tested early on monday. state media said the ballistic missile flu 1500 kilometres at 12 times the speed of sound before landing on its target in the sea ofjapan. pyongyang said the carbon fibre missile would be hard to detect in—flight and it was intended to deter any rivals. president emanuel macron to take part in commemorations on tuesday morning marking ten years since the islamist gun attack at the office of the satirical magazine charlie hebdo, which killed 12 people including several of its best—known cartoonists. the attack carried out by two brothers was to punish the magazine for publishing characitures of the prophet mohammed. "je sui charlie" became a slogan for freedom of speech. some of washington dc�*s newest reside

depends it go on, say, is a transfer, a living human, the inmates to oman on monday of to holding them for more than 2 decades without charge added speak on tenement, by how 680 prison is becoming a symbol of america's excesses in the so called war on terra the found frances file, right national, really potty is died at the age of 96 show marilla pin had been in a k. facilitate the several weeks about tang looks back on his career. so marie, left hand was a controversial figure in french politics. former paratrooper, his inflammatory speech, has made him the speech ahead of francis for rights. for more than 4 decades. he found that his national front policy in 1972 and proved a determines politician. 5 times the campaign for the presidency, and in 2002 council pulled at the far right into the hearts of mainstream politics . when he challenged next year at and reached the 2nd found in the votes, he campaigns against immigration, well wanting to renegotiate european treaties and bring back the death penalty. he also strongly oppose same sex marriage, euthanasia under portion his success

your account has won this from jordan's capital, oman. she's reporting from that because israel, scotland and the policy and authority of $5.00 here from reporting is right in the occupied with back a one pass and at the center of dispute around the steel was all about the food. now she is in this way, the captive being held in garza. she was supposed to be released in the 2nd box. and the 1st phase of the deal, however, went from us, released the list all is right. is that would be released on friday. she was on this list instead, it was 4 is ready. so just so these righties then had a meeting, benjamin netanyahu put together his top military broth, and they decided it was, it was at the deal not going through. so they then went ahead and released 200 palestinian prisoners on such day at now they then there was supposed to open the post next. ricardo in gauze as part of this deal. and those place to pull back from our rashid road at now if they refused to do that until her last released our, the hood however, is love it. do you have time

she reports now from oman, because israel has banned algebra from our pricing in the occupied westbank and in israel, or the upstanding issues between israel and how much relating to a cease fire agreement have reportedly been solved. these really presidents said that these were minor issues that would definitely be solved within hours, but it's really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. his office early on thursday, released a statement saying that there were issues, how much was back tracking on, especially when it came to the issue of palestinian prisoners who were going to be released from his really jails as part of this deal. but there's also a backdrop of political pressure on nathan yahoo with his right wing government. there was supposed to be a vote within these really cabinets thursday morning, which has now been postponed to friday morning because of the internal disputes with the right wing, members of the coalition. we're talking about bethel and smelt, which is really design is a party. and each of our ben views jewish power party, who are essentially issuing ultimatums t

i'm the son who has more not from jordan's capital, oman. she's reporting from that because he's really government has banned down to 0 from reporting in his rep. a prime minister benjamin netanyahu has agreed to dispatch it is really negotiating team to deal hell on friday for a continuation of ceasefire talks. but these really is and previously said that they were cautious, but they were not so often mistake while speaking to media, anonymously. several is really officials have said that there are top sticking points here. that is why they have been at an impasse for so many months in fact, over a year. now how this is also expected to be in the how they reportedly left cairo on thursday for the parts of the capital. and they say that they're a little bit more optimistic this time around going into the negotiation. but it's important to note that since the 1st and only cease fire, we solve back in november and 2023. these talks have been solved. they've been at an impasse because of 2 completely different objectives. him, us wants to see a

custom brigade spices to the red cross representatives of the southern, just holding developments from oman, because they said i was banned out 0 from operating within israel itself. a mystery female is really captives release from dogs that have been reunited with their families at a hospital in central israel. these really military had confirmed once they cross the border from gaza into israel, that they were in the hands of his really forces where they went in initial identity check followed by an initial medical exam before they were err lifted to the hospital. once they arrive, doctor said they were actually in pretty good shape so they could delay their medical exams a bit so that they could spend more time with their families. this was a ceasefire deal that was a long time in the making and family members of these captive say that they are happy to have their loved ones back. but this is a ceasefire deal that needs to be seen all the way through past phase one, past phase 2 and ultimately to phase 3. because that is the only way to ensure the release of the remaining is really captiv

depends it go on, say, is a transfer, a living human, the inmates to oman on monday of to holding them for more than 2 decades without charge added speak on tenement, by how 680 prison is becoming a symbol of america's excesses in the so called war on terra the found frances file, right national, really potty is died at the age of 96 show marilla pin had been in a k. facilitate the several weeks. i'm about tang looks back on his career. a joe morello pens was a controversial figure in french politics. former paratrooper, his inflammatory speech, has made him the speech ahead of francis for rights for more than 4 decades. he found that his national front policy in 1972 and proved a determines politician. 5 times the campaign for the presidency and in 2002 council pulled at the far right into the hot.

well for more on all of this home, the son who joins us live from oman and jordan, that's because he's ready. government has banned all just there from a pricing there, as well as in the occupied west bank. so we're now hearing that these ready cabinet will be convening on friday. what more do you know? well, according to reports within is really media. the issues at hand that were outstanding . the ones that were mine are that still needed a little bit of clare of clarification. those have reportedly been solved with benjamin netanyahu, whose office released that statement saying that there were big issues that some us was back tracking on. while the group had said that that simply wasn't the case. but premier's office also said that this was about the names and identities of palestinian prisoners who are set to be released from is, is really jail as part of this deal. it's also worth mentioning, but it comes with the backdrop of a lot of internal conflict within benjamin netanyahu. whose own government like from members of the far right, we're talking about. that's what it smelt, ric

and hoping there would be messages through back channels through 0man through back channels through omanparticularly after the moment, particularly after the recent events in syria and with hezbollah and israel. fin with hezbollah and israel. on israel with hezbollah and israel. on israel and _ with hezbollah and israel. 0n israel and the war in gaza, do you think that we will get a ceasefire? a few weeks ago there was talk of maybe being a ceasefire around christmas but that didn't happen, just as we have heard previously there were hopes of a ceasefire. do you think there is any chance of it in the new year? i you think there is any chance of it in the new year?- of it in the new year? i think it's difficult _ of it in the new year? i think it's difficult to _ of it in the new year? i think it's difficult to predict, - of it in the new year? i think it's difficult to predict, to - it's difficult to predict, to be honest, however, we can see that post—assad it will open the door for israel to expand its military operations in the region. this might basically be moment to bring other play

releasing 11 detainees from yemen, suspected ties to al qaeda, they had been released to the government of omanhe pentagon endorsing a larger push to permanently close the detention facility and we will have more on the breaking news as it comes in to fox news at night. >> rt. hon. justin trudeau: i intend to resign as prime minister, after the party selects its next leader, this country deserves a real choice in the next election, and it has become clear to me that if i am having to fight internal battles, i cannot be the best option in that election. >> trace: liberal canadian prime minister justin trudeau announcing his resignation today triggering a wave of debate, what will come next for our neighbours to the north, it's a growing conservative movement let's bring canadian conway organizer to mira -- tomara. what do you about his resignation? >> i think it's about time, canada needs a change in this country we have been through the most vicious tyrannical mandates in the past nine years, including the covid mandates under trudeau, we have been in trouble appear for quite some time so this

pentagon said today that it is sending 11 yemeni presidents from guantÁnamo bay detention center to omanistration looks to draw down the prison population there. none of the released men have been charged with crimes during their two decades of imprisonment. on wall street stocks ended mixed. the dow jones industrial average gave up early gains to end a fraction lower. the nasdaq jumped more than 240 points. the s&p 500 ended higher on the day. still to come on the news hour we break down the latest live call headlines. editorial turmoil at the washington post serves as a microcosm of the news media industry. and we remember those killed in last week's new orleans attack. ♪ espn this is the pbs news hour from the david rubenstein studio and weata washington. amna: canada's justin trudeau announced he intends to resign as prime minister and leader of the liberal party under trend this pressure from his own caucus and among his closest allies. here are part of his remarks making that announcement earlier today. >> i have always been driven by my love for canada, by my desire to serve canad

biden transferred 11 yemen prisoners to oman to start new lives. >> bill: a lot to follow on that story. more coming up. could be the dawn of a new era for canada. prime minister justin trudeau announced he will step down which might open the door foe resetting the trade relationship with our northern neighbor. kevin oh lear owe born in montreal is here. trump said the united states can no longer suffer the massive trade deficits and subsidies that canada needs to stay afloat. justin trudeau knew this and resigned. if canada merged with the u.s. there would be no tariffs. i don't know if they will be the 51st state. you know this subject well. what's the buzz in canada based on this now, kevin? >> so i was in mar-a-lago over the weekend and had a few moments with the president-elect and i asked him if he would consider the fact that trudeau on saturday when we were talking rumors were he would resign. in fact he did. i said why not stand down on canada for the next couple months while they elect a new leader like you were elected with a four-year mandate. the new guy is doing what is eq

with ira in 25, john kerry, first senator then secretary of state, used back channel of the sultan of oman had good relations with both, to get the negotiations ing. the famous 13 oslo accords, which were the only time israel and the palestinians really agreed was done through a back channel. the prime minister of israel, a great man, didn't realize those talks were going on. now in the case of the hostages, we court negotiate directly with iran. they didn't recognize us and we didn't recognize them after the coup that took over so how did we do it? we had to do it through indirect means through algeria and algeria played had in role of being a functioner of taking our offers to the iranians, their offers back. it was never done with the two participant neither same room. warren christopher deserves a lot of credits for that negotiation. he was deputy secretary of state but so does jimmy cart every. again, his attention to detail, which was at one level a weakness but in another a strength. he went into every detail of that agreement. how much would he unfreeze and how much would he keep f

bans medical debt from appearing on credit reports and the transfer of 11 guantanamo bay detainees to oman. however, it's likely incoming president donald trump will challenge some of these orders when he takes office. >> typically, anything done through executive action can be undone through executive action. is it going to take some time? absolutely. >> biden administration also reportedly is negotiating with the taliban to exchange americans detained in afghanistan for a high profile prisoner in guantanamo bay, thomas jefferson. >> all right. we will start in southern california here. and i need a 32nd lead because i'm trying to update a lot of graphics here. a lot of high clouds are spilling over us and then diving into southern california. so they get cloud cover. unfortunately, they're still getting roaring wind. malibu hills, 65mph in malibu, 56 and on pch and on the beach 41mph. damaging wind. drier air moving in. relative humidity is just bone dry. the problem here is i've seen gusts. i mean, i was looking at fremont canyon, had 94mph. i mean, there's chino hills 62. i mean, it's

administration transferring 11 guantanamo bay detainees including two former body guards for osama bin laden to oman more focused on emptying guantanamo than delivering justice. there are 15 detainees left in the prison. the wall street journal this morning reporting the administration is also negotiating with the taliban to receive three americans detained in afghanistan for at least one more high profile official held in guantanamo bay. we'll bring you more information as we get it. and this. mta ceo john lever brushing off subway crime as, quote, in people's heads despite alarming statistics and a series of violent incidents including a woman fatally set on fire. an mta worker stabbed an a man pushed in front of a subway train. that's the short list. new yorkers are facing the highest driving costs in the country as congestion pricing takes effect. >.the $9 congestion toll raises prices to $27 over all to enter manhattan. you know what's really going on here? they're forcing new yorkers onto this very violent subway and it's hard to remember they're democrats because the people who will get hurt

medical debt from appearing on credit reports, as well as the transfer of 11 guantanamo bay detainees to oman. the administration says the final two weeks of biden's presidency will be, quote, jam packed. it's a move president elect donald trump is pushing back on. >> typically, anything done through executive action can be undone through executive action. is it going to take some time? absolutely. >> the biden administration is also reportedly negotiating with the taliban to exchange americans detained in afghanistan for a high profile gitmo prisoner. >> extraordinary. >> coming up, the founder of cnn, ted turner, just released from the hospital. look at his recent health issues. plus, meta announces a change in policy. why? the company is rolling out its fact checking is recovering after a bout with pneumonia. one of turner's representatives tells tmz he's at a rehab center in florida after a recent hospitalization for a mild case of pneumonia. the cable news pioneer is expected to make a full recovery. in 2018, turner revealed he had been diagnosed with lewy body dementia, a common neurode

pentagon officials say they have transferred 11 yemeni plenty to oman this week.namo bay, cuba. the latest and biggest push by the biden administration to try to clear guantanamo of the last remaining detainees who were never charged with a crime. the latest release brings the total number of men detained at guantanamo to 15. it held about 800 at its peak. also tonight the biden administration is negotiating with the taliban to exchange americans detained in afghanistan for at least one high profile prisoner alleged to be an usama bin laden associate, also held in guantanamo bay. and the biden administration is asking if a federal appeals court for an injunction to temporarily block a plea deal agreement with three guantanamo military detainees including 9/11 master mind khalid sheikh mohammed that would see the defendants avoid the death penalty. the three prisoners are to enter their pleas as early as this friday. up next, the panel, plus "tuesday x-tras." first, here is what some of our fox affiliates are covering tonight. wsvn miami. the discovery of two bodie

medical debt from appearing on credit reports, and the transfer of 11 guantanamo bay detainees to oman. the administration says the final two weeks of biden's presidency will be, quote, jam packed, prompting criticism from president elect trump and his transition team. >> this is the biden administration simply trying to throw a sucker punch at president trump on joe biden's way out the door. >> the announcements came just one day after biden banned new oil and gas drilling on 625 million acres of federal waters. president elect trump says he'll start reversing those actions when he is sworn in, but it won't be easy. >> typically, anything done through executive action can be undone through executive action. is it going to take some time? absolutely. >> congressional republicans would need to create legislation to undo at least some of this week's executive actions, but most say their top priority is passing what trump has called a, quote, big, beautiful bill to fund his agenda. >> we've been working on this bill for over a year, and it's very simple. the president was very clear durin

medical debt from appearing on credit reports, as well as the transfer of 11 guantanamo bay detainees to oman. the administration says the final two weeks of biden's presidency will be, quote, jam packed. it is a move president elect donald trump is pushing back on. >> typically, anything done through executive action can be undone through executive action. is it going to take some time? absolutely. >> the biden administration is also reportedly negotiating with the taliban to exchange americans detained in afghanistan for a high profile guantanamo bay prisoner. >> in a news conference in florida today, president elect trump said the u.s. needs to control greenland and the panama canal. mr. trump refused to say whether or not he would use military force in that effort. but donald trump jr and several trump representatives landed in greenland today for what is being called a personal visit. as washington, d.c, began to pay its respects to the late president jimmy carter, the president elect blasted carter for returning the panama canal to panama. >> it might be that you'll have to do something

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said today that it's sent 11 yemeni prisoners from the guantanamo bay detention center in cuba to oman administration looks to draw down the prison population there. none of the released men had been charged with crimes during their two-decades of detention. their departures leaves just 15 men at guantanamo. still to come on the "newshour", tamara keith and amy walter break down the latest political headlines. editorial turmoil at the washington post serves as a microcosm of the news media industry. and we remember those killed in last week's new orleans attack. ♪ >> this is the pbs news hour from the david rubenstein studio at weta in washington and in the west, from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: today, canada's justin trudeau announced that he intends to resign as prime minister and leader of the liberal party, under tremendous pressure from his own caucus and among his closest allies. here's part of his remarks making the announcement earlier today. >> i have always been driven by my love for canada, by my desire to serve canadians and b

or approving and financing huge new trump real estate projects like the ones that are going up in oman and the united arab, united arab emirates and saudi arabia and india. they just get to pay him. they just get to put him on their payroll while he's serving as president. and there's no reason why foreign interests, even foreign governments, can't just put money directly in trump's pocket by buying his new crypto coin. and yeah, that must be awesome. if you are a foreign despot or an evil mustache twirling zillionaire even in this country and as of today, you're essentially i mean, you essentially have an open invitation right now to get the us government and the us president to do things that are good for you and things that are bad for the american people and the us government. you essentially have an open invitation to do those things, and that might be great for you, but those things are bad for the american people, right? it's not just a spectacle to behold. the president, you know, launching the things that he has been launching, right? the president launching his own meme, coin

doesn't matter where you swear, man, as long as he's sworn in oman. have a nice weekend. we'll look for a lot of action next week. >> can't wait. >> how liberals are preparing for the incoming dictatorship. >> you know that thing your family does? >> yeah. that thing. someone made it a thing way back in the day. but where did it come from? and how did it get all the way to you? curious ancestry can help you find out. because that thing has a story and it's still being written. see for yourself at ancestry. >> hi. mike huckabee here. >> having spent many years in politics, i can comfortably say that the current climate is enough to keep any of us awake at night, and i safeguard my well-being by making sure that i get a good night's rest with relaxation and sleep. america's number one trusted sleep aid. >> i'm doctor eric silverberg, founder of axiom, america's most trusted sleep aid. >> just like you're seeing me on television now, i saw a commercial for axiom sleep back then. i called, and the rest is history. >> when i say axiom sleep, i sleep better than i have in years

let's talk to honda so who it's about this home that you're joining us from oman, because the palestinian authority has suspended alpha 0 is operations in the occupied west. thanks. what do we know about this? about the retrieval of a body from hun you as well. these really military has released a statement confirming and that they were able to recover a body from a tunnel in southern gaza and drop off during a military operation. but the military says this is actually a place they have operated before quite a bit. now the father captive was found, but the military statement was quite interesting because it said it was found concerning findings of the fate of his son who is still believe to be held captive in gauze. the military and his really politicians alike have said that these 2 individuals were presumed alive and until today. so the military is not saying the fate of the son whose body was not recovered despite so mix reporting in his really media of the military at this time is only confirming the recovery of one captive from a tunnel in southern gaza and look. and it comes as at a

his comments came during a visit to oman, where he health tools shabani has been traveling them at least showing up support for the new administration in damascus. let's go to the jimmy island right. that kind of likes to think children for helping to lift the sanctions imposed on syrians. by lifting functions, the serene economy will recover false things and the situation will be better. now the sanctions represent a real obstacle. i'm heading to any possible cooperation or investments being serial. shut off of more of this, we're going to go through how shamal bar, who is lot for us in damascus. and is we've been saying there's been a real diplomatic push. how critical out of these tools for the people of syria, i mean what the future looks like really hangs on how the international community interacts with the new administration. doesn't this of the, what tell me the, is the serious hoping to see those trips by the sea admitted so far enough as to saudi arabia, guitars united out of and that is georgia to expand. serious outrage is regional neighbors. but at the same time, to the inte

let's just pause here for this moment of oman. >> [ silence ] >> three. four. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> march. and halt. ready. set up. ready set. ready. step. ready. step. and halt. ready. step. ready. step. ready. step. ready. step. ready. step. ready. step. ready. face. >> with faith in jesus christ, we receive the body of our brother james for burial. let us pray with confidence to god, the giver of life, that he will raise him to perfection in the company of the saints. deliver your servant james, oh sovereign lord christ, and set him free from every bond that he may rest with all your saints in the eternal habitations where with the father and the holy spirit you live and reign one god forever and ever. >> let us also pray for all who mourn that they may cast their care on god and know the consolation of his love. oh, mighty god, look with peddy on the sorrows of your servants for whom we pray. remember them, lord, and mercy. nourish them with patience. come for them with a sense of your goodness. lift up your upon them and give them peace through jesus chr

and oman, he said, my story. my story just. it was kind of cool. but the discovery that that when you get down to the human, the thing of cross cultural becomes a different thing. it's not categories, it's experience and. you know, the experiences of growing up that's not so easy anywhere, right? so it has been this discovery in japan in china, it's really a very life affirming thing. and it's why we started this new now as an experiment called being human. and we did it the first time. we're going to do it again this because it seems like that's a big question people have. what is it to be human to value human, another human being when there's so much dehumanization going on and organizing is a way to fight the dehumanization by reminding us that we are people. and i'll just say pope francis is a huge ally in this and for infertility duty he really gets it he he challenges liberation theology has been too ideological. so he has what he calls people's theology. the starting point is not categories of people. and from people you build understanding

special envoy and regional actors including the kingdom of saudi arabia in the -- and the sultanate of oman in the pursuit of a peaceful resolution to protect the conflict in yemen. i would like to emphasize the following key points. first, the ap expresses deep concern about the attack on civilian infrastructure in violation of the country's sovereignty and integrity. civilian targets including airports and power stations should never be subject to military assaults. these attacks have resulted in the deaths of innocent civilians while endangering the safety of u.n. personnel. the targeting of facilities is a clear violation of international law. we also note with great concern attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure including strikes that destroyed the school and injured civilians in java. as well as the sana'a international airport. we also reiterate a call for the immediate release of all humanitarian personnel held by the houthis. the special envoy must be taken seriously for the release of these individuals. the attempt by the u.s. team highlights the urgency of the situation

administration has decided to transfer 11 guantanamo detainees from the war on terror back to owe man -- oman, which is a reckless move, puts american lives at risk and a slap in the face to those that have fought for freedom in that area. and to try to stop the likes of al qaeda. our soldiers, our fighting people, everybody who's cared at all about that has to be taking this as a slap in the face. justice never was done. these detainees, many who have ties directly to terrorism, are being resettled without facing justice. this action weakens our national security and signals a dangerous leniency towards those who have plotted against our country. despite the administration's claims of releasing these individuals only increasing the likelihood they'll return to their roots and pull off another never along with the cells already in this country. we have seen them already recycle through to some have been released during the obama era. this prioritizes political agendas, especially at the very end of this term -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. lamalfa: and those

announced that deal was going forward, alongside national 200 million dollar deal for a trump property in oman. it used to be someone with big financial business interesting would come to government take actions leak a blind trust or a divestment. president trump has done opposite over last 8 years, he and his family have become more deeply dependent on revenue from governments in middle east. after he left office trump son-in-law jared kushner, was handed 2 billion dollars investment by saudis, saudi investment board said that investment wasen a bad business decision. that comes open renewal in 2026.. giving saudis massive leveraging over trump family. and right after election, trump organization said that in thisig term, the president-elect second term toec would drops it previous prohibition of doing -- trump organization will sign new business deals in middle east with private companies that have connection with foreign governments. that is just extraordinary. never before has a president been receiving cash from foreign governments and from foreign companies that are backed by foreign com

that the deal was going forward alongside an additional $200 million deal for a trump property in oman. it used to be somebody with these big financial business interests would come into government and take actions like setting up a blind trust or the vestment to make sure there was no connection between their personal financial interests and the business they are conducting in government. but president trump has done the opposite. over the last eight years, while he was in office and since he was out, he and his family have become more deeply dependent on revenue from governments in the middle east. during his last presidency, middle east interests sent about $10 million to trump properties. after he left office, trump's son-in-law, his primary middle east envoy was handed $2 billion in investment by the saudi's even though a saudi investment board said the investment was a bad business decision. that decision comes up for renewal in 2026, giving the saudi's massive leverage over the trump family. to make matters worse right after the election, the trump organization said in this term

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