judging by her speeches and what i know about phil gordon, kamala garis will continue the us supportraine as president. there's no doubt about that, as the vice president. malagaris met with president zelensky a few days before the full-scale invasion. she attended the munich security conference in 2022 and met him there as well. they also had joint meetings later. i will say that this year's speech by garis at the munich security conference is worth re-reading. as to me, it fits in with the american tradition of supporting the free world, which president biden has said continues. from harry truman to ronald reagan, all presidents, with the possible exception of president trump, have followed this strategy, and i'm sure she will adopt it as well. dear mr. ambassador frith, do you have the feeling that everything in the world is so serious that one can seriously wait for the outbreak of the third world war. how interested is iran in what is called the next site of the third world war. we understand that some dictatorships, such as the russian one, they do not have the opportunity to c

we've known each other for several years, judging by her performances and what i know of phil gordon, kamal harris as president, he will continue to support ukraine. from the usa. there is no doubt about that, as vice president kamala garis met with president zelensky days before the full-scale invasion. she attended the munich security conference in 2022 and met him there as well. they also had joint meetings later. i will say that this year's speech by harris at the munich security conference is worth re-reading. in my opinion, it fits into the american one. all presidents except perhaps president trump, followed this strategy, and i'm sure she will adopt it as well. dear mr. ambassador frith, do you have the feeling that everything in the world is so serious that one can seriously wait for the outbreak of the third world war, as far as iran is interested in what is called another site of the third world war. we understand that some dictatorships, such as the russian one, do not have the opportunity to economically change the rules of the game. they tried to change the rules of the

interests and yours, the key person in kamala's entourage, who is engaged in foreign policy, is phil gordon, he has a very good reputation of so-and-so... a real, real person who perfectly understands the logic of authoritarian leaders and who is not just not afraid of them, but who is ready to fight them very decisively, that is, in relation to russia, to putin, to shidzenpin or to chi or kemchininr, then these authoritarian leaders can be it is quite confident to predict a tough one politics, decisive politics, defending the interests of the common people, but... not trying to please them there or find some ways to agree on something with them, so we are unlikely to be in danger, that is, it will be clear that kamala harris will change and the secretary of state and the main security adviser, this is exactly phil gordon, everyone believes that he will be in this position and there will be another defense minister, but we should not be afraid of any fundamental change there. i think it is best for us not to continue this policy management of escalation, the author of which is believed to b

i don't know vice president harris very well, but i do know her national security adviser, phil gordon already know each other for several years, judging by her speeches and what i know about phil gordon, kamal garis as president will continue to support ukraine from the us. in this. there is no doubt that vice president kamala harris met with president zelensky days before the full-scale invasion. she attended the munich security conference in 2022 and met him there as well. they also had joint meetings later. i will say that this year's speech by garis at the munich security conference is worth it reread to me, it fits into the american tradition of supporting the free world. which, as president biden said, continues from harry truman and ronald reagan, all presidents, with the possible exception of president trump, have followed this strategy, and i'm sure she will continue to do so. dear mr. ambassador, do you have the feeling that everything in the world is so serious that one can seriously wait for the outbreak of the third world war. to what extent is iran interested in what is

we have known each other for several years, judging by her speeches and what i know about phil gordon, kamal garis in the position of president... will continue the support of ukraine from the us. there is no doubt about that, as vice president kamala garis met with president zelensky days before the full-scale invasion. she took part in the munich security conference in 2022 and also met him there. they also had joint meetings later. i will say that this year's speech by garis at the munich security conference is worth re-reading. it seems to me that in the... fits into the american tradition of supporting the free world, which president biden said goes back to harry truman and ronald reagan, every president except maybe president trump has followed that strategy, and i'm sure that it it will also take over. dear mr. ambassador frith, and you have a feeling that everything is in world is so serious that one can seriously wait for the third world war to unfold. war, to what extent iran is interested in what is called the next stage of the third world war, we understand that some dicta

slymar regarding the arms embargo this is the tweet from phil gordon louis, national security advisory said this, bp has been clear she will always ensure israel's able to defend itself against iran and iran back terrorist groups. she does not support an arms embargo on israel and she will contain to work on guts and to uphold international humanitarianan law. is it realistic asma mohammed to push for an arms embargo? that would be a major change in form policy. >> i think it is realistic because in this moment that's what voters are asking for but it would have been wireless take five months ago to ask president biden to step aside and bring in kamala harris or president but that's what happened. asking for an arms embargo is not impossible so is voters are in the streets as people are saying this is what we want to see i think we are seeing that that this is what people want and we are seeing we are saying this is the thing that's going to save lives. we can't continuously funnel weapons to the military knowing they aren't following human rights laws and we are going to uphold that s

and you mentioned arian, phil gordon that relationship, one has been a part of the biden administrationhe top security clearance she has been dod, had been a part of previously a part of thank you iran influence initiative, and robert malley, unless the biden administration, and put on leave, was a part of this organization they went to tehran to get advice, before they were speaking to committees by that i say emailing getting advice what to say how to say, and the fact phil gordon is an adviser to harris has been close to him, that should be something that causes us concern. when you look at what iran is doing through terrorist proxies you have to be concerned there should be no support for them the sanctions that president trump had on the iran were properly placed because iran could not sell their oil. and now they are selling that oil they are rolling in money making billions of dollars, and as they go through this process with that money funding hezbollah, hamas, houthis isis and iraq isis in syria attacks have to stop the way to make certain that iran has no money that they are b

she surrounds herself with the radicals including national security advisor i believe his name is phil gordonwhat you make of her? >> are policies going to be at this point as far as we know the same or worse in the president currently. she owns all of his policies as far as appeasing iran. she is not said she wants to go back to a maximum presser she still wants it back to nuclear deal her national security adviser are you just mention phil gordon is one of the architects of the leading proponents of going back to nuclear deal. he is also one of the ardent opponents of providing israel the weapons it needs to actually get jobs don sent in the middlet and deter threats. so by the appearance or biden the policies of the same it is appeasement of iran and pressure on israel. but let's back up and remind americans who we are talking about here. when you saw israel take out the operational commander of hezbollah in beirut that was a man who murdered 241 american marines in 1983 was behind many more attacks for decades after that. when you see him the leader of hamas was that the right hand of the

i believe his name is phil gordon. what do you make of he? well, her policy is going to be at this point as far as we know, the same or worse than the president currently, she owns all of his policies as far as appeasing iran. she hasn't said she wants to go back to maximum pressure. she still wants to get back to a nuclear deal. her national security adviser, who you just mentioned, phil gordon, is one of the architects and leading proponents of going back to a nuclear deal. he's also one of the ardent opponents of providing israel the weapons it needs to actually get jobs done in the middle east and deter threats. so whether you have harris or biden, the policies look the same. it's appeasement of iran and pressure on israel. but let's back up and let's remind americans who we are talking about here. when you saw israel take out the operational commander of hezbollah in beirut, that was a man who murdered 241 american marines in 1983 and was behind many more attacks for decades after that. when you see ismail haniyeh, the leader of hamas, w

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transition in the administration, in fact the formulation of the policy on ukraine from jake sullivan to phil gordon, it is the national security adviser, camila harris to the vice president, and of course, if she becomes the president, sooner. after all, he will head the council of national security, perhaps they thought that against the background of those positive electoral successes, and camila harris has now somewhat detached herself from donald trump, and she has a very positive dynamic, that it is necessary to add positive news from ukraine to her portfolio, and that is exactly why we can consider , that help to increase aid to ukraine, to reduce the number of restrictive rules, this can be invested. in the election campaign of kamila garis. mr. oleksandr, in parallel with our successes in kurshchyna, we observe activity, informational activity in international media, in particular in the american press, and in the wall street journal writes that the ukrainians were allegedly involved in the detonation, nord stream ii, and this whole story was blown up in the 22nd year that. it seems that ukr

at least the strategy in relation to russia, ukraine, the team of camila harris, there is such a phil gordon, a person. who is very knowledgeable about european affairs, perhaps he wants to show before election day that kadmila garis is capable of not just continuing the same strategy, well... as i said, it 's already a failure, it's absolutely obvious, and to do something else, well, of course, there's more pressure, including due to the elections in the united states, you just showed lynsey graham , one of the leading republicans, who said, well, we need to kick the ass of the russians, that they will increase the pressure on the administration, so that there are no ridiculous restrictions, so that ukraine is provided with more weapons, well, by the way, until today, only approximately. from the sum allocated by congress for security the aid of ukraine was used, and in fact all this ends at the end of september, in fact the permission to use this money, that is, how can we say the financial year yes, and then it will be necessary to take certain additional bureaucratic measures in order to

transition in the administration, in fact the formulation of policy on ukraine from jake sullivan to phil gordon, this is the national security adviser, camila harris, the vice president, and of course, if... president, most likely he will head the national security council. perhaps they thought that against the background of those positive electoral successes, and camilo harris has now somewhat detached herself from donald trump, and she has a very positive dynamic, that it is necessary to add positive news from ukraine to her portfolio, and that is precisely why we can consider that help , increasing aid to ukraine, reducing the number of restrictive measures. this case can be invested in the election campaign of kamila garis. mr. oleksandr, in parallel with our successes in kurshchyna, we we observe informational activity. ness in the international media, in particular in the american press, and in the wall street journal writes that ukrainians were allegedly involved in blowing up nord stream-2, and this whole story unfolded in 2022, that ukrainian saboteurs were allegedly involved in this,

the strategy for in relation to russia and ukraine, the team of camila harris, there is such a phil gordonrson who is very knowledgeable. of european affairs, maybe he wants to show before the election day that kadmila garis is capable of not just continuing the same strategy, well, as i said, it is already a failure, absolutely obvious, but to do something else, and of course, which is there is also pressure, including due to the elections in the united states, but you just showed lynsey graham, one of the leading republicans, who said, well, we have to kick the ass of the russians, which ... until today at the moment, only about 20% of the amount allocated by the congress for security assistance to ukraine was used, and in fact, all of this ends at the end of september. and then it will be necessary to do certain additional bureaucratic measures in order to unlock this aid, so far we do not see that the americans are in a hurry, or rather this administration, well, the republicans usually use it as a form of pressure on this administration and criticism, so i hope what they will change,

there is this phil gordon, a person who is very knowledgeable about european affairs, maybe he wants to show before the election day that kadmila garis is capable of not just continuing the same strategy, as i said, it is already a failure, absolutely obvious, but to do something else, and of course there is also pressure, including due to the elections. united states, you just showed lynsey graham, one of the leading republicans, who said, well, we need to kick the ass of the russians, that they will increase the pressure on the administration, so that there are no ridiculous restrictions, so that ukraine is provided with more weapons, well, by the way, until today , only about 20% of that amount, allocated by the congress for security assistance to ukraine was used, and in fact in... all this at the end of september , in fact, the authorization for the use of this money ends, that is, let's say, the fiscal year, yes, and then it will be necessary to make certain additional bureaucratic measures in order to unlock this aid, so far we do not see the americans rushing, or rather this

transition in the administration, in fact the formulation of policy on ukraine from jake sullivan to phil gordonis is the advisor on national affairs security of camille harris, the vice president, and of course, if she becomes president, most likely he will head the national security council, maybe they thought that against the background of those positive successes of the electorate. and camila harris is now a little detached from donald trump and she has a very positive dynamic, that positive news from ukraine should be added to her portfolio, and that is exactly why we can consider that aid, increasing aid to ukraine, reducing the number of restrictive regulations, this can be , invest in kamila's election campaign garis. mr. oleksandr, in parallel with our successes in kurshchyna, we... observe activity, informational activity in the international media, in particular in the american press, and the wall street journal writes about the fact that the ukrainians were allegedly involved in the undermining of nord stream ii, and all this the story broke in 22 that ukrainian saboteurs were allege

control, at least the strategy in relation to russia, ukraine, camilla harris's team, there is such a phil gordona person who is very knowledgeable about european affairs, maybe he wants to show before the election day that so... camila garis is able not only to continue the same strategy, well, as i said, it is already a failure, absolutely obvious, but to do something else, and of course, there is also pressure, including due to the elections in united states, you just showed lynsey graham, one of the leading republicans, who said, well, we need to kick the ass of the russians, that they will increase the pressure on the administration, so that there are no senseless restrictions, so that more weapons are provided to ukraine. well, by the way, until today, only about 20% of the amount allocated by the congress for security assistance to ukraine has been used, and in fact, all this ends at the end of september, in fact , the permission to use this money, that is , let's say, the fiscal year , yes, and then you will need to make certain additional ones bureaucratic measures to unlock this aid, so

. >> gillian: phil gordon shoe in for harris administration is in the cross hairs of republicans likealarm bells accusing gourd of having ties to iranian activists demanding answers. bill. >> bill: 31 days, see when we get it. gillian turner, thank you. breaking news, if you were with us, edward lawrence live in jackson, wyoming, has revision number on job claim much the past 12 months. what is it? >> it is a huge revision down 818,000 fewer jobs. this is basically the government overstated number of people in the workforce. manufacturing down 115,000, revision down, significant, la largest in 15 years. it says that the government overstated amount of people working. showing weakness in job market over the past year we did not realize was there and now we know is there. 818,000 jobs, manufacturing down 115,000 in this. if construction down 45,000, these numbers are huge numbers in revisions down. >> bill: we need perspective, 68,000 per month, how s significant is that? >> 68,000 per month could swing the last jobs report 115,000. huge swing, huge chunk of jobs that would no longer be

so much so that the national security campaign advisor phil gordon for harris had to put out a statementshe does not we've been clear here it is she does not support embargo on israel so what do you make of this? is this a problem for her? >> just to be clear. this when biden was the candidates they would have burned the party to the ground. and given the election that trump to make a point to the democrats, where they wanted party to go so supercomplicated three things going on in harris foreign policy. one is the playbook. we get this. it is the obama biden it will be the harris playbook all of the same people how they engage with the world how they try to balance we get that. but the second thing is reality. there's so many things that are changing in the world that just make that playbook just not going to work. right in so it doesn't matter how much of a progressive globalist wonderful person you are. there are things that just don't work because reality. but then there's this. which is on this issue, it's not the playbook. it is not the fact well, this stuff is not actually working

advisor going to the free beacon reported what tom cotton they are launching an investigation is phil gordonwith an individual senior department of defense official are that occurred under a judgment those appointed by blinken. we have 25 cases going on in this country none of which the mediate care about this clearly influences thinking what else? her pastor was accusing america basically of inciting 911. also joins with anti-semites in south africa. aunt kamala harris' pastor was among the first she called when she learned she would be handed the presidency or lease the democrat nomination as if we were in the soviet union. there is a lot about kamala harris we do not know. there's a lot we do know. most of all we know the american media are so corrupted their ideologically radical. they are so in many respects marxist/islamist in a way that they operate marked what did you say? exactly what i said. it is up to the american people to cut through all the static and understand exactly what's going on in this country. they delivered biden and now they want to deliver harris. we cannot afford

. >> finally the administration says it stands with israel here's what phil gordon the national securityo vice president harris tweeted out in terms of the controversy whether or not she wants an arms embargo. vice president has been clear she will always ensure israel's able to defend itself against iran and ar around the back tere group she does not support an arms embargo and israel but she will continue to work to protect civilians in gaza. and to uphold international humanitarian law. do you think that indeed -- that she will do that? >> it sounds like she's trying to have her cake and eat it to either stand with israel over send with our enemies. hamas is in charge of gaza and that right now is the enemy that's no different than al qaeda or any other terrorist group that came in and tried to attack the united states for their fighting. we thought 911 were of the terrace were at we went and hunted them down and killed them. it's the same circumstance israel finds themselves after october 7 they have to take out hamas and eliminate them there using civilians as shields. every time th

beacon and reportingha with tom cotton in elise stefanik are launching an investigation, his name is phil gordonnections with anon individual senior department of defense was involved in iranian government operation to expand tehran in the united states. that occurred under a gentleman who was appointed by anthony blinken. we have 25 cases going on in this country, none of which the media give a damn about. this clearly influences kamala harris a thinking. her pastor was accusing america basically. oven siding 9/11. also he joins in with the anti-semites i inn south africad kamala harris, her pastor amos brown, was the first that she called when she learned that she would be handed the presidency or at least the democratf we nomination as if we were in the soviet union. there is a lot about kamala harris that we don't know and ao lot that we do know. most of all we know that the american media are so corrupt, they are so etiologically radical. they are so marxist,/sophistic, islamic in the way they operate. mark what did you say, exactly what i said. it's up to theactl american peoe to cut throu

. >> reporter: of those demands, harris's national security adviser phil gordon knocked the idea downor an arms embargo saying she doesn't support one and will always ensure israel can defend itself against iran and its proxies, gordon says the vp will work to protect civilians in gaza. many of these protests vote in the democratic primary came from states like michigan and minnesota, all part of those upper midwest blue wall state harris is going to have to win if she's going to take this election. maria: then you've got the other side, 48 members of the republican senate sending a letter to president biden demanding that he end but they are calling partial arms embargo to israel. you've got both sides with their own demands. thank you. richardson joining us. democrat presidential nominee kamala harris doubling down on president biden's policies, her campaign saying if she wins the presidency she will raise the corporate tax rate to 28% from 20 one% in reverse trump's tax cuts. trump wants to extend the tax cuts. these policies are the same as biden's 2025 budget proposal. the nonpar

gordon, phil gordon national security advisor to her said she is against an arms embargo.e of -- -- just a fact to raise that instead that media is given the rallies, the cheering, the support you get the soundbites from behind the podium. is that a purposeful narrative to show her in a positive light for as long as they can? >> totally it is. let's remember it was a nanosecond ago that kamala harris was considered such a terrible candidate that democrats would rather run joe biden who they knew was incapable of serving four more years than having kamala harris become the candidate. she was like a threat to the democratic party and now they have embraced her whole hog. i think david axelrod was correct this irrational exuberance cannot last. for one thing, she has now made it a very consequential decision not so much in terms of what her administration might look like but in terms of who she is by picking a very left wing tim waltz as her running mate. that was an important sign as to who she really is. but remember it is not democrat she has to win over. those people show

now, arms embargo that phil gordon shot down, that is the most extreme version.though, does it define all the options. certain offense of military systems to try to press israel to stop its military operations. that is what a lot of people are going to see, just the utilization of the leverage to compel a cease-fire to get us humanitarian assistance in. she is obvious and not going to unpack all this in public. it is good that she is sitting down and listening to the uncommitted voices as one way to bring the party together here. could have done more of this is to hear those voices, to take those seriously and to make it clear that there will be a seat at the table for him expressed in there was he is. >> we should note is really reporter said that a source familiar with the negotiations say the plan which is now a hail mary attempt by the administration to get gaza hostage and cease-fire deal for a regional war also ties israel reporting that biden told netanyahu last week to stop bs and me. the hostage deal because i think feels like there's no way of getting d

phil gordon put out a statement re-emphasizing her support for israel and israel's defense. her concern about the people, the civilian who have died in gaza. they acknowledge she was in the national security team and cabinet, the first to begin speaking about the palestinian deaths and to emphasize that as they rebalanced, as the war progressed. >> vice president harris has been very clear. she feels the pain, understanding the pain of the palestinian people. obviously, also supports the right of israel to properly defend itself. there are lots of voices within the democratic coalition. we heard some of them yesterday. i thought what was remarkable, because i was there, is the vice president said, this is a democracy. everybody's voice gets to be heard. if you want donald trump to be the president -- that's the choice -- just say so. otherwise, let's have a real conversation about how we create a path forward. she has credibility on this issue. she has spoken up for the need for a cease-fire in exchange for the hostages. i think as president of the united states, she will pu

tom cotton and elise stefanik launching the probe into phil gordon and robert malley for alleged prorob wittman. congressman, good morning to you. and your reaction? >> good morning, cheryl. listen, i think that representative stefanik and senator cotton are doing what needs to be done. let's look clearly at what the harris administration is doing and that is she is supplementing the efforts that are really supporting the regime there in iran. you look at the national security adv adviserrer and his connection to potentially classified information and what they've done to work against opposition groups in iran. those things are deeply disturbing and they're working at counters to things that the united states should be doing and that is to work against what iran's doing to destabilize the east. look at what iran is doing, supporting hezbollah, the houthis and hamas. anything that's done by her administration to support that leads to instability in the middle east and they need to answer for those efforts. she needs to answer for the efforts of her national security adadvisor and his

wednesday "the new york times" reported she would, then yesterday her national security adviser, phil gordone, does not support an arms embargo on israel. now, the cofounders of this 100,000 strong group that includes the sister of rep rashida tlaib, briefly encountered harris at a rally and had this to stay. >> this movement has always been about policy shift. about policy change, about saving palestinian lives in the immediate. >> we want her to stop sending bombs to kill people we love. >> reporter: and, stu, this comes after harris drew widespread criticism for skipping benjamin netanyahu's address to congress when our closest ally in the middle east is facing an existential threat. add to that the lingering questions over harris' running mate decision. >> again, one glimpse that we have about her on policy is the whole decision that she made about who is going to be her vp. i mean, she passed on governor shapiro in part to a placate the hamas wing of the democrat party. >> reporter: and the pressure doesn't stop there, stu. she'll be met by those anti-israel protesters at at the dnc, ma

her national security advisor phil gordon said she has been clear to always insure israel is able to defend itself against iran and terrorist groups. she does not support an arms embargo on israel and continue to work protect civilians in gaza and uphold humanitarian law. that won't fly with uncommitted voters who seem to be of the opinion that they had moved the v.p. on this issue. >> this movement has always been about policy shift. about policy change. about saving palestinian lives in the immediate. >> want her to stop sending bombs to kill people we love. >> vice president harris, as she tries to establish herself as the top of the ticket, has been looking for places she can distance herself from president biden, gaza policy is believed to be one of those places but distance from president biden will become a lot harder because next week she is going to be on the campaign trail with president biden. harris. >> harris: thank you very much. i want to bring in now the power panel richard fowler, fox news contributor and matt gorman targeted victory executive vice president and form

there's also been echoed by phil gordon, who's the national security advisor to come to the hottest, the democratic presidential nominee. and what is interesting is the talk about this east bar comes as we hear that the americans are prepared to send festival bill bar, who is the head of the c i a to the region in the next few days to try and progress these talks that weeks ago, we were told we're on the badge of success breton the got who is a bit. jo biden's middle east advisor is also in stand by to go to the middle east . he's going to talk about security arrangements, a routing the egyptian, a guy's a border as well, until he blinked and has hinted that he to me have a to the region over the next few days. if there is the possibility of this cease, why a deal actually coming together. so a lot of moving parts and all of that. but of course the whole situation could be complicated if there was any strike on israel by a run. after what happened to the, the leader of home us in the reading capital, if there was to be a response from toronto, then suddenly the whole calculus changes

then her national security advisor phil gordon said she "does not support an arms embargo on israel."of this 1,000 strong group includes representative rashida tlaib. and had this to say. >> this movement has always been about policy shift, about policy change, about saving palestinian lives in the media. >> do you want her to stop sending bombs to people we love. >> and after this widespread criticism last month for skipping benjamin netanyahu's address at a time when the closest ally in the mid east is facing an extensional threat from iran. angie is still being questioned over her veep pick. >> and the one glimpse we have about her own policy is the whole decision that she made about who is going to be her vp. she passed on governor shapiro through with the moss wing the democratic party. >> and add to all of this, she will be met at the dnc by anti-israel protesters. and the ones i met in d.c. out of the speech said they would be traveling to chicago to carry that message to her. john. >> john: as we saw with heather mcdonald, she was dogged by protesters in detroit, so we will se

so many things we don't know about harris's policy but her principal foreign policy according to phil gordon, someone close to the biden team, so i would expect continuity. but for now this spotlight should be on biden and bebe and that's it. >> turning to europe now, "the washington post" reports that ukrainian and russia were set to negotiate an agreement in qatar this month that would have seen both sides agree to cease strikes on energy infrastructure. however, ukraine's surprise incursion into russia reportedly derailed those negotiations. both sides have targeted energy sources throughout the war with russia increasing its attacks during the winter to maximize the effect on ukrainian civilians. meanwhile, as ukraine continues to push forward with the surprise incursion, president volodymyr zelenskyy said yesterday that the goal of the offensive is to create a buffer zone to prevent further attacks by moscow across the border. david, let's talk about this now. i mean this incursion took the united states off guard. they have so far stayed remarkably silent about it, despite a lot of wor