, has written a comprehensive report for policy exchange, has come out today.u can read it. it's on x on twitter. it's come out and said, not only is this the wrong decision, it's not. it has no sound legal basis and it's establishing a dangerous precedent for other parts of the world. now, who do i defer to you could you could choose to defer to lots of countervailing. >> david lammy, legal academic think tank . just exactly the think tank. just exactly the same, i know, but funnily enough , same, i know, but funnily enough, people with a different view on the other side of the argument of which there are loads. >> but i mean it is basic common sense. so if you've got this very strategic and important navy base, military base and then all of a sudden you've now ceded sovereignty to mauritius, who were in in cahoots, if you like, with china, if china, then come along and say, for example, i don't know, we want the island next door , we want to build next door, we want to build capabilities there. we want to do this . and then you end up in do this. and then you

it's also a senior research fellow, a policy exchange that's a conservative, but you should think time welcome to the w professor. this is all happening design this down because there's 7 various legal judgments, including a 29 advisory opinion from the international court of justice. but the case administration of the child goes 5 minutes, was unlawful on the bishop stuff as soon as possible. but you, i'll give you the you, kate shouldn't give the items back. yes. so for speed, so decent judgment from st. justice. however, it is the best, her opinion means that it has no legal force. it is simply the opinion of the drivers of the court. so as a matter of logs you said is under no obligation under exceptional loan to send over the territory to more interest. and why did you believe that it should not to add some readings for see minute, but most if you go seems so you haven't tens of the island tories tote. and so these things are a guest more rich and sovereignty and many of them were sent to the more rigorous inspection, sixties and seventies. and sort of everybody be treated as merc

commonwealth and the networking opportunities it provides, and you will have seen recently a policy exchangere of the commonwealth which i think is an incredibly balanced paper forwarded by the former foreign secretary of australia. which said at the centre of this is trade, and investment. and that is ourjob to create trade and investment throughout the commonwealth. we all know that trade, transparent trade, and an open economy leads to opportunity. mil an open economy leads to opportunity-— an open economy leads to opportunity. an open economy leads to ouortuni . �* opportunity. all the parties of the commonwealth _ opportunity. all the parties of the commonwealth looking i opportunity. all the parties ofj the commonwealth looking to benefit on that. just want to press you on one thing when people think of the commonwealth they think of the commonwealth they think of the commonwealth games, it is going to be in scotland for its next edition but it has been struggling to find a home, do you think that will continue? i was with the chairman of the commonwealth games last night who was very

about this during a speech at the british analytical center policy exchange. said former us secretarystate mike pompeo, followed by a brief quote from mr. pompeo. he may not return to power. he may lose the election, but in case he wins, he is already sending signals to the world. this is the end of the quote. well, i will remind you that under during the meeting with volodymyr zelenskyi, donald trump expressed the hope that if he wins the elections, he will be able to find - quote: a good solution for both sides of the conflict in ukraine, and will do it... even before the inauguration on january 20, this is the kind of pragmatism, trump's pragmatism, the pragmatism of volodymyr zelenskyi's victory plan, the pragmatism that the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine currently has, everything revolves around the end of the war, and i will now talk about this with my guest, who has already joined us, this is taras zhovtenko, an expert on international security of the democratic initiatives foundation named after ilko kuchariv. mr. taras, i congratulate you, glory to ukraine. i congratu

the reform of commercial foreign exchange policies should focus on the direction of foreign exchange policies to support production. in order to support the welfare of the householder, the main priority in commercial policies should be to lift the ban on importing new cars. this should be linked together . the pressures of a reform should not be handed over to the society. let it be the same for the market. in fact, we said that the government should allow the broad market to be formed by agreement , within that, correct the wrong laws . at the same time, the official who wants to merge it should introduce the preferential rate, but it should be completely eliminated. the central bank's style of intervention in the official free market should not be the same in the unofficial free markets outside their country, instead of selling below the rate. it is rent and corruption. it should be sold through the dutch auction mechanism channel at the highest possible price. thank you. i would like to thank my colleagues for insulting our opportunity. i did not insult you . may to our opportunity

i published two papers on this in 2013 and 2015 for policy exchange. called the fog of law, the second clearing the fog of law on the effect that the echr has on the battlefield, and why i believe that we need to opt out of certain elements of it, reform others, and, if necessary, be prepared to make other decisions. but this is simply factually incorrect. so he needs to withdraw his remarks and apologise? well, i think this video is simply wrong. right. you sound quietly furious. well, how would you feel if a friend of yours who died a few years after the film was taken, was being included in an accusation that would be were he to be responsible for it, which let me just make absolutely clear, he would not, and did not do in an accusation that would be against the values and standards of the armed forces. thank you very much for talking to newsnight. thank you. tom tugendhat, and we will talk more later on in the programme about that jen rick campaign video. amongst our guests tonight, times columnist and conservative peer danny finkelstein, afshin sh

i mean, there's recently the policy exchange think tank produced 87 page report on iran's influence inges. and even that 87 pages didn't include all of the iranian outlets within the uk. >> so as i was saying in my introduction, it matters to us. just a final thought. it occurred to me it's jemmy carter's 100th birthday and he, carter's100th birthday and he, of course, was president when there were all those hostages taken in tehran by the ayatollah khomeini's government. anyway, thank you very much, plotkin, for coming in. in a moment, the labour party's benefactor, the noble lord ali, is apparently under investigation by the lords standard watchdog . but what does this mean for the minister, who has welcome back. i'm jacob rees—mogg and we were talking about iran and israel. and your male monks have come in. sandra says, i voted reform. you'd be a great asset to the party, dear jacob. well, thank you, sandra, when you say that iran is the enemy of the west, i think some people will not realise that it's the western culture that iran is a threat to even a threat to westernised muslims

report of the governor of the central bank, the speaker of the parliament said that foreign exchange policies with the government and the economic and industrial commissions and the equivalent of the parliament should be reformed. the first order of the report of the commission of industries and mines. investigating the performance of the responsible institutions in providing and allocating foreign currency needs of the units. the necessary things that we need to import must be given, not like a budget, not that we can't give an offer to a product that is similar to the domestic production. the ministry of housing is an applicant for an offer , but the industrial commission does not feel responsible for regulating the market. and ma'aden says that the ministry of industry and mines needs 71 ​​billion dollars of currency to realize its plans this year, one of the most important problems in the policies of simultaneous use of quantitative price controls in the land market, which led to the ineffectiveness of both types of controls. however, the head of the central bank told the representatives:

this policy and exchange deal of a 100 is riley is taken captive on october. the 7th, a still believed to be held in garza, for hundreds of palestinians, subbing live sentences. a swell deal is the only way out of prison. it's ever as for many palestinian families, the capture of dozens of his readings on october, the 7th revived the hope that had long been subdued. prisoners exchange deals are the only way out of his really presents for hundreds of palestinians sentence to life. i have yes of them have full son saving life sentences, but i'm thinking about my son. he died in his rate of captivity and in 2022. i hope to receive his body soon and bury him, milan he loved a hope, put on hold negotiations between israel and him as our best dragging was no sign of any breakthrough for now. also an egypt broker, the ceasefire in november that led to the release of dozens of palestinian prisoners women.

policy. gold and foreign exchange reserves belarus reached its maximum value since the beginning of the year on october 1. according to the national bank , this is almost 8.860 million dollars. the indicator has been growing for the third month in a row; in september, it added over 16. 10 million - this is almost 2%. the largest share in the structure of international reserve assets is occupied by foreign currency and monetary gold. let me remind you that, according to the main directions of monetary policy, the volume of international reserve assets by the end of the year should be at least 6 billion dollars. the year of quality is filled with new projects, they are not only will allow to produce innovative goods, but to enter new sales markets. the share of belarusian exports is steadily growing. eu countries are more interested in additional contracts. belarus copes with global challenges thanks to technological breakthroughs, and a new joint development of belshina and mas has been successfully implemented. this is the use of ultra-high-strength metal cord in the production of passenger

eurasian integration from industrial policy to single markets of exchange raw materials, this is what they are talking about today in yerevan, the eac prime ministers gathered at a meeting of the intergovernmental council and the economic forum, which... also on the sidelines of the intergovernmental council, this is such a good platform for bilateral meetings, right now negotiations are taking place, roman golovshchenko with his russian colleague mikhail mishusny, it was stated that the countries of belarus and russia are moving in the direction of cooperation, an import-substituting project, now there are 27 union projects, programs, which here are being implemented, the trade turnover this year shows a steady growth, for example, plus 8.5% for 7 months, this is despite the fact that to a good base of last year. let's listen to what was said at the protocol part, despite all the difficulties that we face, these figures indicate that the course has been chosen correctly and cooperation in all areas gives its positive result. industrial cooperation, technological sovereignty and impor

vice president kamala harris forced to face her failed border policies in this heated exchange with bretu raised issue of immigration, i agree, it is a topic of discussion that people want to rightly have. and you know what i'm going to talk about. >> bret: what is number, 1 million, 3 million? >> get to the point. >> bret: when in your mind did it start becoming a crisis? >> we've had a broken immigration system trans sending trump's administration. >> carley: let's start with trump campaign's overall reaction to this interview? >> you know, it was an absolute mes for kamala harris. as has been her entire campaign and entire 3-1/2 years in office. she couldn't answer a single question. and because it was a tough and fair interview, she was held to account. she couldn't talk about the border crossings under her failed administration or the fentanyl pouring in. she could not talk about laken riley and jocelyn nungaray. and couldn't talk about migrant crime because of her failure. she did not have answers on inflation and economy. i understand why her staff was jumping up and down waving t

policies. we just listen to a little of the exchange i failed policies. tl the case and when you look at the case and when you look at the executive actionsjoe biden tug on his first day in office with kamala harris as the open border tsar, there were 94 executive actions that wiped away the effective border security policies under president donaldj trump and we had the most secure border under president trump and the reason why we had this mass illegal migrant crisis is because of kamala harris's role asjoe biden's open border tsar and the infectivity of action is taken. with the stroke of a pen, with the support of kamala harris, they can address the legal crisis and they have not done so and i think the really important point in one of the segments on the border crisis and the illegal immigration crisis was they were talking about the issue of minors, and importantlyjd vance, which the new york times has reported and it's been reported extensively, it's been reported extensively, it's under kamala harris's what's that over 300,000 miners have been lost

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sides, this is all, this is fire for 6 weeks that has been expended in like exchange and all is ready. the hostages, the policy, the 1st let's do stages and then the ceasefire lisa for the stage and, but there was no fine. and the problem is really what we see today. we have like the goals of all these radio offensive to stay here in level his bullet is the 2 devices. it's a tax with the on to go. this route was the one gaza saying like you want to create pressure on israel, stuff to the one. does it the whole seats, the weapons. yeah. me. i can shop another besides, they also argue it's the same. same like you want to increase the pressure this way to stop the. busy in the causes that now this is sweet from speaker no, has no force from it. of course as the westbank to the violence, we see that and now is 7 attacks inside and i think what is really important, that is the key. and then we might have an upcoming direct consultation between so i think the key to stop all that is come to an agreement on the ceasefire itself in 2000 and coming to like the end of this 1000 and that really escalate the situation in

how about a company that manages insurance exchange for people who want to buy policies, it is called erie indemnity, that is like lake erie, the best performer in the entire s&p 500, not a lot of that had to do with the stock admission to the index which brought in a slew of automatic fires but, erie indemnity, managed the exchange, $10 billion in premiums, around 7 million policies enforced, when the fed cut rates, insurance companies went wow, this one is emblematic of the group of winners, that dominated the third quarter. erie indemnity is success is erie. next time you hear about this market is made up of a few winners, you should remember this list that i went over, the recent rally is all about companies that you haven't heard of, or maybe a little bit word of mouth, that benefited from lower interest rates or the endless need of the power or security. it is a remarkable list of documents a real broadening out of the winners, it is a sign of where we are heading. i may not go that far but clearly we need to start digging deeper to find winners going forward, they are no longer

presidential candidates faced off in a debate that focused heavily on policy a democratic candidate, tim walls and republican j. d. events kept exchange as simple as a debated gun violence. the january 6th riots and immigration. moderate is new to the microphones during an exchange about the legal status of haitian migrants in springfield, ohio, on the desktop or monsoon, sliding on land slides in the full has climb to at least 220 full government spring for designs for it's low response. to the disaster, which happened to the weekend, scientists saying the false thing and major shifting baneful patents of changes that are linked to climate change data when your business is next, looking at consulting corporations and that influence on governments around the world, i'll be back at the tone the october set of 2023. come us loans is a terror attack as well. it is the bloodiest stay in the history of the 2 is states and the beginning of the roll in gaza. one year nice week 7, the backgrounds of the attack. how could it happen? what role that is really and palestinian would sort of how the how much attached to change tel aviv what he hasn

candidates 1st off in a debate that focused heavily on policy differences, democratic candidate and walls, and republican and j. the vans kept exchange as simple as the debate of gun violence. the january 6th riots and the migration moderators, muted their microphones during and exchange about the legal status of haitian migrants in springfield, ohio. a. taiwan has closed schools and the officers in preparation for the arrival of typhon crowd on, which is expected us to make land phone thursday morning. many flights have also been cancelled as the storm approaches, the coastline. some 10000 people have been evacuated from areas across the tysons projected past. as taiwan president warrens, the storm could bring catastrophic damage. around 40000 troops have been put on stand by for relief efforts to w. correspond to james trader has this update from dallas young, where the type food is due to make landfall as the rain and the wind, as you can see behind me in the southern city of guile shone, has really started to pick up the speed of the wind the intensity of the rain and likely to increase further as we move into this evening. and t

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policy. but one of the sharpest exchanges came right at the end of the night when senator vance refused to concede that former president trump lost the 2020 election and then sidestepped the question about certifying this year's results. >> would you, again, seek to challenge this year's election results even if every governor certifies the results? i'll give you 2 minutes. >> laura, first of all, i think we're focused on the future. we need to figure out how to solve the inflation crisis caused by kamala harris's policies, make housing affordable. i want to focus on your question because you did ask it. what president trump said there are problems in 2020 and my belief we should fight about those issues, debate those issues peacefully in the public scare, and that's all i've said, and that's all donald trump has said. it's really rich for democratic leaders to say that donald trump is a unique threat to democracy when he peacefully gave over power on january 20th as we have done for 250 years in this country. >> this was a threat to our democracy in a way we had not seen, and it manifested itself

policy. what is going on? mark: foreign exchange traders think christmas has come early. there were looking at the month ahead thinking it would be dull and the foreign-exchange world. he left the u.s. elections coming up in early november plus the fed meeting, and there were thinking there would be too much confusion, a lot of caution. along comes the new japanese prime minister in the bank of japan and they gave a green light saying sell the yen for the next few weeks anyway, because the japanese election is not until the end of the month. [laughter] they cannot leave their good fortune. on top of that, you look at the jobs data, the private sector has given a bid to treasury yields, so there was a little bit of momentum for the u.s. dollar for the point of view of a touch higher in u.s. yields. then you get what seems like a one-way skew in terms of the yen . they do not want to raise interest rates, so that will play out in the yen, particularly when you consider the positioning. market was very neutral. at the beginning of august when we had that huge rally in the ye

the the hamas and the palesine resistance took um israeli prisoners in which to exchange, but we're you know for for policy prisoners in israeli detention, but in this case you could have up to 10,000 israeli soldiers in lebanon, which gives hisbulle a massive massive hand um and and and that maybe what it's waiting for and and maybe keeping things a low boil unt because the israel are just bursting with confidence right now, bursting with brabado, which may in fact, and they're talking about today about, um, some have already said the ground war has a... ready started, they started to infiltrate the border, we don't know if that's true, we're not hearing, they're saying they've entered as well as well, whatever they're saying, the point is the more the marrier, in hasas last speech he said, you want to launch a ground war, please come, you have no idea for that, so that this would be maybe part of the low boil, i want to go into something, um, there's a lot of propaganda here, so israel's thing, don't forget is... was a pr war, it's not just for its domestic constituents, it's to um amplify and power proj

so the central bank it through the month of the policy committee is decide that you adopt it more lead by the exchange rate. so that is actually necessitated the deep valuation that we had seen and that the values in my view is that say it's also being driven by the huge mismatch in terms of the demand for the usb and the available stoplight. so i think that that is pushing pressure, obviously on the exchange rate, and people have not yet only embraced visits and probably got a given the challenges that we have been in the past with respect to coney guided pollution as well as i find a place and so in terms of the trust and confidence in the zig and they do a huge gift and deficit, that is the central bank and say the fiscal authorities, if awake on a terms of feeling up for us. but what do you say that the central got bank wants to take a more liberal approach? true to the exchange rate? does that mean that there's a will be allowed to float freely on currency markets or are they still going to control the exchange? right? what the would be towards allowing it more leave it free floats, it to some ex

this is all, this is fire for 6 weeks that it's been expended in like exchange and all it is ready. the hostages, the policy, the prison. this is stages and. busy this is high a lisa for most of the stage and, but there was no fine. and the problem is really what we see today. we have like the does all these radio offensive to stay here and live on this bullet is reducing . why is it, it's a tax with the onto the is where it was the one gaza saying like you want to create pressure on israel. stuff to the one. does it the whole seats, the weapons. yeah. but again shot the another decided they also argued was the same thing like you want to increase. the pressure is ready to stop. busy busy in the causes that now this is sweet friends because i know has no force from yeah, of course the west bank, the violence. we see that and now is several attacks inside and i think what is really important that is the key. and then we might have an upcoming direct consultation between so i think the key to stop all that is coming to an agreement on the ceasefire itself in 2000. and coming to like the end of this 1000 that

treasury secretary janet yellen and the chair of the securities and exchange commission talked about the u.s. economy, monitoring policy and safeguarding financial institutions. they spoke at the u.s. treasury market conference for about 45 minutes. >> welcome back. we are going to restart the conference, it is my honor to introduce janet yellen, the secretary of the treasury, who will deliver keynote remarks. she is the 70 eighth secretary of the treasury of the united states, a role she has held since 2021. prior to her current role, she was the chair and member of the federal reserve board of governors, and president of san francisco fed. outside her extensive public service, she was a professor emeritus at the university of california berkeley -- she is currently a professor emeritus there, sorry. please welcome secretary yellen. [applause] sec. yellen: thank you so much, it's good to be here, it is familiar terrain and many familiar faces. i'm glad to be here to join you for this annual treasury market conference. it helps the government identify ways to further improve the functioning and resilience of the treasu

exchange students. even worse, so called sanctuary policies limit local law enforcement cooperation with federal authoritiesnnot even convict illegals convicted of crime. some illegals ignore requests for ice to hold criminals longer so they cannot take them into custody. more vicious and violent crime in your neighbourhood, in your family, around your kids. the news may shock you but it is not your fault. you just have not been approved to know about what is really going on. sadly in america these days which you do not know can hurt you a whole lot. this is an issue where we should be able to achieve the political holy girl, bipartisan consensus, there is no question that most if not all americans are against rape and murder. after all, who could be for that? the makers of ski masks and bleach. we have to ask why is this happening? maybe they are doing crimes americans do not want to do. but why are the legacy media even bothered? is it because they are protected from the violent consequences? or they feel the political consequences. both. aside from trying to gain the selection you can bet there are very

policies, went up after the interview. one could argue that it worked. even in that interview exchange with bret baier, he's trying to tell you, you have a lot of things to say about trump. let's just play it. you say he is unstable, he is! let's take a listen. >> you called donald trump, he is misguided. >> he is unstable. he is unstable. >> he's not well, you said, he is mentally unstable. let me ask you this, you told the interviewers that joe biden was on his game, ran around circles on his staff, when did you first notice that president biden's mental faculties appeared diminished? >> joe biden, i have watched from the oval office to the situation room, and he has the judgment, and the experiment, the experience to do exactly what he has done in making very important decisions on behalf of the american people. brett, joe biden is not on the ballot. donald trump is. >> like none of this was working. i'd just like to know why donald trump cannot make it to his interviews? joe biden went to germany and back just yesterday. >> joe biden is not running for president. what is the questi

policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >>> welcome back to "the exchanges you can see, or i'll tell you if you're on the radio, the markets today are a mix. you have the dow down about 0.4 of 1%. but the small caps, the russell 2,000 is up nearly 1%. the nasdaq a little bit lower. here's an rbi for you, the s&p 500 closing at its 46th record high this year. >>> so, where now though? with all these record highs, do you find growth and opportunity? your next guest is looking to health care as maybe the place to be, and a moment ago, we showed you or told you about a mystery chart, certainly not a household name. it was alcon. it's a switzerland based maker of contact lenses and surge chal pro -- surgical instruments. let's bring in emily lavell. emily -- >> hi, how are you? >> here is a dad joke, what do you and your team say in this contact lens makeer? >> i was wondering what the mystery chart was going to be too. >> you gave us the chart, emily. >> happy to talk about contact lenses. i think it dove tails really well into the discussion you were having ea

going to face fire and fury, and the next minute, they are exchanging the most beautiful love letters in the world. you can't run a foreign-policyat. you can't maintain alliances, and you cannot be ready for the world that is coming. >> let's turn though to the middle east. you heard from president biden a couple of times in recent days offering some thoughts as to what israel's response should be. later suggesting energy and oil production should be off-limits. what you think an appropriate response would be here? and we should note, there's no guarantee netanyahu will listen to president biden. >> i think there are three big target set, jonathan. one, you mentioned the nuclear facilities. the problem is, it's an incredibly hard target. they are deeply buried under granite, there's scattered around hereon, which is three times the size of texas. very hard, very hard target. you mentioned energy. the problem there, iran produces three, 5% of the world oil and gas and energy, and therefore, you are going to kinda bend if not cracked the global economy by knocking that out. i think option three is probably where they land, which i

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his research has focused on exchange rate policy, capital flows and reserve holdings. it is no surprise in his speeches on international economics, including last year's annual meeting in marrakech and his speech on china's imbalances have become important markers of u.s. policy. no pressure for today, mr. undersecretary. following his remarks, he will join the conversation with the chief economist, greg iff. first, mr. undersecretary, the floor is yours. [applause] undersec. shambaugh: thank you for your kind introduction and to the atlantic council for having me here today. as just mentioned, and 10 days we will have the entire international financial policymaking apparatus to send on washington for the world bank imf annual meetings. gatherings like these are on opportunity, a good reminder of various other times these types of policy makers have come together for a big cause. while economic policy can be a contentious space at times, allow me to start with something we can all agree on. it's important to remember your anniversary. the anniversary i would like to re

policies. international exchange rates, low tariffs, indexation of tax rates. reforms that can be traced in part to milton friedman and rose friedman. >> let's go back to free to choose, economic freedom is an essential prerequisite for political freedom. that was one of the friedman's core ideas. there is a strong connection between economic freedom and political freedom and they are not distinct. you cannot say you can be politically free if government is running the economy. they pointed to 1976 during the 200th anniversary of the declaration of independence and adam smith's wealth of nations. the declaration of independence came forward in 1776 and smith's wealth of nations was published in 1776. they emphasize that we need to have the economics of adam smith, the idea of a free economy and join that to the political ideas of the declaration of independence that guarantee all individuals are created equal and everyone has a inalienable right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. they thought politics and economics are connected and there cannot be

exchange for the release of hostages. former president of the foundation for middle east peace, is also the former policy adviser to bernieed on your experience and contacts, didn't as a cause to believe this is the latest effort that might bear some fruit? the iatest effort that might bear some fruit?— the latest effort that might bear some fruit? they don't, i wish i could _ bear some fruit? they don't, i wish i could say _ bear some fruit? they don't, i wish i could say differently - wish i could say differently but this is just a replay of what we have seen for over a year and that is the united states is unwilling to put any real pressure on the government of israel and benjamin and yahooin of israel and benjamin and yahoo in particular to end this war some months ago, president biden has laid out his own cease—fire plans at the time and the missing piece in that plan was in any cost whatsoever on benjamin netanyahu that he did not accept and we have seen time and time again that benjamin netanyahu's goal here is to sustain and prolong this war for is to sustain and prolong this warfor his is to sustain and prolong t

exchange yesterday. >> yeah. did a big speech on the economic policy and big plans for the future.have been traveling nonstop as of this last weekend i have done campaign events in 220-something cities and 39 states. >> ainsley: my gosh. >> 69 cities and 25 states this month alone. >> ainsley: who works harder you or brian? >> never sleeps. >> steve: are you doing that, mr. speaker, because donald trump says no tax on overtime? clearly you are working overtime. >> right. he and i both are traveling nonstop. it's very inspiring. i sat down with him last week sometime. we were in the same place at the same time. and he said my schedule is full. i told the team fill it every hour of every day all the way through the election. he said, mike, we can't leave anything on the field we would have regret if we had done one more city and one more event. for him to have that kind of stamina is inspiring to all of us. >> steve: last night was the big vice presidential debate. >> yes. >> steve: we were talking in the green room a moment ago about the moderators and the job cbs did. watch this cl

that i think the entire region as well as the last few days. exchanges a fire between his ball and dog. i was 11 on monday as well. details policies have you can tell c 5 across the blue line in total disregard the security council resolution 17015059. large scale is rarely strikes the pin to 11 on including ballots. if keels more than 2000 people over the last 2 years, and 1500 even just the past 2 weeks alone. the dollar is already said bus to print to n d 0. the 20, the 20061111 the text by isabella and the sauce of the blue line. if killed at least 49 people over the last 2 years. liberties all sorted, these reports over 1000000 people have been displaced, 111300000 people that fled into seats. over 60000, people remain displaced from northern israel. decency. the idea of stop giving gushing is across the blue line. we are on the verge of an all 20 level non. we don't really devastating consequences, but that is the time to stop the solver energy. and that is the integrity of all countries must be respected. and members of hold on peacekeeping forcing level them, you need few continued to carry out that amended to the extent p

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why can't we work well with the dirham in our exchange, our current method is the dirham , but if we want to remove the dollar, that is one of the policies of it is true and many countries may not understand it today, but you can definitely know that in the future, asia will come to the conclusion that it will have a single currency. i think this forum and this meeting is a very good opportunity. the occurrence of the emir of qatar we will have tehran. they are trying. i remember, during the introduction of islamic awakening, in a meeting where the former emir of qatar visited the supreme leader. he said at the end of the private meeting that imam khamenei advise us. the supreme leader said a key sentence that he when he came out of the meeting, his mood was completely abnormal. sir, i have a sentence for you and your friends in the region. increase your trust in god. today, qataris are convinced that this is how they stand on the gaza story. do other countries too? well, this is our duty. these capacities the diplomat who should be used by the ministry of foreign affairs and who creates the basis for communications and interactions, smo

. >> of many dumb biden policies, energy is probably the worst, we restricted to drill and have pipeline with epa mandates. >> carley: exchanging jabs about their opponent's previous record. >> if he's going to talk about his record versus my record, he was hedge fund ceo investing in china. mine is bipartisan work in the senate. >> i will not take preaching from you bob casey on that and your lies which are unworthy of you and your family and your service. >> carley: down south in georgia voters your honor itting out in record numbers after early voting began yesterday. more than double the previous first day record of 136,000 in 2020. georgia updated mail-in voting and voters must provide proof of identity, 5 million nationwide have voted in the upcoming election. >> todd: search underway for u.s. navy aircraft that crashed in ush wa wash state yesterday. two crew members were onboard and as of last night, status remains unknown. an electronic aircraft was conducting a flight. we will pop up a few pictures, i participated in tunnels to towers annual golf classic in new jersey, five some of guys were from michigan, great suppo

an interview with 60 minutes where she was asked about us policy toward the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. >> listen to this exchange prime minister netanyahu, i think with all due respect, the better question is, do we have an important alliance between the american people and the israeli people? and the answer to that question is yes so she shifted the question from, do we have an alliance with netanyahu to do we do have an alliance with israel. what do you make of that one thing that's exactly right. >> i mean, people shouldn't forget how important relationship is between the united states and israel, especially in our fight against terror, against hamas, hezbollah policy and islamic jihad. the houthis who continue to attack our interests, in the region and attack americans are basis whether it's the iranian proxies from iraq or syria attacking our service members. so we can't lose sight of iran, which is the parent company of all this terror. who their closest allies are. they're all our adversaries. china, russia north korea. and every day they wake up seeking to undermine our democracy and our way of life the

ukraine or israel you have to be able to build policies that will allow the market to work with you but allow this broader network of democracies to again exchange of goods and ideas to allow people in society to make that's and i don't feel comfortable that we have that right now in the united states . i think we get there andgames like this are a good steppingstone but it requires a fundamental rethink of how we even view policy options in a crisis . >> to pick up on the web of democracies and how they can work with the us on these issues, mark if you could what you think taiwan's allies beyond the us could be doing to supplement these vulnerabilities. >> i will pick up on one thing on the us side and a lot of us have seen this even in kinetic wargaming, the us decision-making process is slower than required to compete with authoritarian regimes like china or russia, even other places. this is amplified in the gray zone but we're trying our hardest not to escalate, trapped in a provocation principal as brad bowman one of our senior fellows says. we have this real problem competing in the gray zone and that's why we use the playbooks, it remind