if i understood you correctly around the presidential kept presidential palace, it wasn't as intense as it was when we started talking about an hour ago. is that indicative of anything? yes, as the, as the minutes are going by the sounds from the gunfire of gunfire from the vicinity of the presidential palace is reducing. and that means that if either the army that is now in control of the presidential palace are the rapid support forces . it's very hard to tell within these walls what is exactly happening outside, but it's also not safe to venture out because of this confusion because it's not clear who is on the winning side, who's under losing sight, who has control of what area and a lot of what street here in the capital, her to lots of confusion with regards to who has the upper hand right now? what we do know is that there is fear is battle ongoing right now for the control of cartoon, airports. and that is leisure, because at that will be a supply root. should this turn into full french fledged civil war between the 2 sides had assume international airport would become a supp

again, and this is the vicinity of the presidential palace. we do know that the army did blood, the roads leading to the presidential palace just about 15 to 20 minutes ago. but there are, there have been the presence of rapid support forces inside the presidential palace as well. because again, behalf of the rapid support for this is the deputy head of the sovereignty council that the governing body here and put down while the head of the army general i've been for the hon. is the head of the sovereign to council. so lots of confusion here with regard to what's happening right now. what we do know again is that there is fighting between the 2 sides in so, but in murder we where tension has been added, speak for the past 24 to 48 hours. and despite the fact that we per statements from both a rather from mediator saying that both the head of the army and the head of the rapid support for the already to be escalate the situation just hours after hearing from me data is that the army that the head of the army is ready to de escalate. we here in g

the presidential palace is something symbolic. neither here nor there. they have offices there, but it will have a huge hit on the morale of what the legal that should the army lose the presidential pilot. it would affect their more deeply answered the aren't that losing. i would like them. but there are also other areas. now the for city still by where all the from the are, but they're now under control of that army campus there. in the 4th, the beach, we went to see what the phase 2 meant to national airport. whoever control company, national airports would be controlling major supply line. when does become a full on civil war between the 2 side here and then the back and forward is quite crucial. and obviously the television is still under control all over the human cost. now that we've seen, we've heard from b for denise doctors association, biggest really to statement thing, but there are lots of injuries coming into hospitals. and this was the concern, the fact that the rapids and the army, they're in residential neighborhoods. they're not in battl

as dave writes at the of his book, a number of scholarly on presidential transitions can be counted on to. and the two major academic treatments of this subject are already decades and yet a smooth and peaceful transition from one president to the next is a fundamental feature. our democracy and we all learned last year this period can prove rather vulnerable and, a rather vulnerable and precarious for the country of some of those resists to go along one group that has done some work on transition is partnership for public service, which is a nonprofit dedicated, creating a more effective, functioning federal government. and 2008 partnership for public service began gathering best practices and offering assistance in presidential transitions and 2016. it set it set up the center for transition in the run up to 2021 transition day who had a recently retired from the carlyle group where he'd been a managing director, accepted an offer to the center. he brought to the task his own experience. a former attorney and as a former official in the clinton administration and as well as an intere

the presidential academy will talk about this with the head of the russia land of opportunity platform , alexei komissarov, a couple of years ago , he asked you about who is a modern manager ? maybe some new competencies. now needed, and experts allocate. eh, now these are the most sought-after competencies. this is the ability to quickly adapt to new circumstances to new conditions. quite understandable. it is understandable for reasons in general crisis management is the ability to see opportunities in indefinite environment, a and hmm critical thinking and one of these competencies, which is now especially for experts, is the ability to self-repair in general to manage all the emotional load. i think this is important for all of us. but for managers, especially at a high level, this is especially relevant now because the number of decisions that need to be made and the situation there constantly forces not certainty, but to look for ways to simply protect. protect yourself from some unnecessary stress the leader of russia competition has started for the fifth time. yes. how do you s

the presidential limousine coming through the gates now.inaudible. —— inaudible. minute or two inaudible. -- inaudible.— minute or two inaudible. -- inaudible. , , , , inaudible. chris page is bringing us u . inaudible. chris page is bringing us u- toda . a inaudible. chris page is bringing us up today- a few _ inaudible. chris page is bringing us up today. a few problems _ inaudible. chris page is bringing us up today. a few problems with - inaudible. chris page is bringing us up today. a few problems with his i up today. a few problems with his microphone. as you can see, he was talking about this huge security operation. this follows the us president where he visits. obviously here, this is only the fourth time a us president has spoken to the irish parliament. it is a very significant day in ireland, a very significant day in ireland, a very significant day for the parliamentarians who have made their way into the arctic ridge parliament here in dublin. —— irish parliament. there's a few more people, president biden has invited. the wid

and that is really the post-presidential legacy of carter. and it's often presented as a point of contrast that on the one hand, carter wasn't very good at being president is this is sort of the way this goes. but on the other hand, you know, it's just this wonderful and humanitarian human being. and one of the ideas that i think really got deeply absorbed into the political culture is that those two things are just at odds with each other that you can't be a kind of sunday school teacher kind of person and also be successful president. and that's one of the legacy ideas i think might need to be revisited. probably will be revisited as people rethink carter's legacy and rethink what happened while he was president. what do we think about why do you think we might those things as being so so different and this idea that if you are this kind of really service person, you can't be an effective president. do you think this is true. what do you think those who think this is true, do you want to say why go for it? maybe just this is like a generali

of the presidential retreat. >> hello welcome to another episode of history live. i'm doctor colleen i'm a senior vice president at the white house historical association and the director of the david science center for white house history. the white house historical association is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization with a mission to educate americans about that rich and diverse history of the white house and the people who live and work there. our guest this evening is michael he is a retired rear admiral from the navy civil engineer corps. he served in a variety of assignments around the world and is 29 year military career. including as commander of camp david. after retirement thousand ten, michael jordan private industry is a chief executive officer of the building information technology company headquartered in his hometown of pittsburgh, pennsylvania. in october 2017, he published his first book inside camp david the private world of the presidential retreat. mike travels often speaking about the book has been covered by the wall street journal, the today

you will hear from 2024 presidential candidates. live coverage of the nra leadership forum friday at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. . this is david wasserman from cook political report house editor he is here to talk about swing districts. how do you define a swing district? >> a district that has a partisan score that tends to produce the most competitive races and we have tracked those for 25 years. we just came out with an archive at cook political.com for every congress back to 1997. the number of swing districts have fallen from 164 to just 82. that is attributed to a combination of voters, a polarization between urban and rural parts of the country and photos moving to neighborhoods where people agree with their values and redistricting and the tendency of parties gerrymandering and the republicans have had the advantage and they have increased safety republican seats whereas recalculating the scores to reflect election results. as far as how they compute the scores to determine the redistricting. we look at the presidential rac

>> biden is seeking presidential election next year. the campaign ahead is ugly to be unpredictable. what challenges does biden change's -- face and what do voters wants? this is "inside story". ♪ >> welcome to the program, joe biden is to run again for the u.s. presidency, saying he wants to finish the job. despite facing criminal charges, trump hopes to be his opponent if he wins the republican nomination. at the age of 80, biden is already the oldest u.s. president in history, brushing off concerns about his fitness for a second term. we will discuss the battle ahead in a moment. our report first. >> now that joe biden has announced his 2024 reelection campaign, the work begins to convince voters he deserves another four years in the white house. that may be challenging come with his approval rating at 40%, his team needs independent voters. many of them discouraged and overwhelmed with high inflation and the rising cost of living. >> the pace of inflation has been coming down from nine months in a row, there is more to go. it has sl

extremely important signal to the whole world is that putin is no longer to be feared. in the presidentialalace, they began by presenting volodymyr zelensky with the country's highest award, the order of the white eagle in poland, it is awarded only for outstanding achievements of historical significance behind closed doors the first ladies met with ukrainian doctors undergoing training in poland, in general, the program for a one-day visit was very full of the president's administration, zelensky went to a meeting with polish prime minister muravelski and signed an agreement on the supply of defense equipment for ukraine, the samples of armored personnel carriers that poland is going to hand over to us inspected mr. president personally, those wolverines who will go to ukraine to fight poland is among the top three countries that have provided the most military aid to ukraine since the beginning of a full-scale war, its volumes reached more than 2 billion euros, but the main thing at the moment is that experts emphasize that ukraine can itself form orders and receive what is most necessar

the presidential palace, of course, is close to the general command of the army. that general command is under the control of the army right now, but the presidential palace is under the control of the rapid support 4th. and the army wants to take bark back to make sure that they have as much control of the area around the vicinity of the general command as possible. well, as he mentioned, si, size have done little to stop the violence in sedans. roddic fighting is happening in and around the capital call team, and that includes highly populated areas in on demand and barry. the most intense battle of the halfling near the presidential palace is one of many strategic locations. the army and rapid support forces fighting to control bullying. algeria spoke to call it how son, he's the acting sudanese ambassador to the united kingdom. he says the rapid support forces should stick to that commitment to integrate with the regular army. yeah, one of the men for this for this company is that the framework agreement course is isolated very well. well, if you can finance h

the most intense battles are happening near the presidential palace. it's one of many strategic locations. the army and rapids support forces are fighting to control. well, the international committee of the red cross is delivered its 1st shipment of humanitarian aid supports. it only includes about 8 tons of medical supplies to help physicians treat wounded civilians. moving forward, the humanitarian group says, but it'll lead guarantees that ensure it can safely transport supplies and hostile areas, including the capital cartoons. well, the world food program is warning. the fighting in sudan could plunge the entire staff, recur region into humanitarian crisis. it says a 3rd of saddam's population was starving even before fighting broke out. now the shortages of food and price the soaring there being similar price rises, the neighboring south, saddam and chad, which had taken in thousands of refugees. and the address is at the border town of dray, in chat with more people are still coming. what know the post camp set up by the international organizat

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arsen's presidential campaign . half of the democrats think that biden should not run again.and if we talk about this long-term political game between biden and trump, then who is winning at this moment? and regarding the first question regarding polls, so many skeptics in general and even among the democratic party indicate that biden should not run for office because he is already quite old and the president, he is the oldest president in history, and it will be unprecedented because if he is elected, well, 24 he will be 86 years old at the end of his term . that is why many americans doubt it, but from my point of view, when we look at the republican party , i apologize for the democratic party, i will not be able to can you name any politician or politicians who would now be able to attract as many electorates as he can do it josephballne he has already commented on those accusations about the accusation that he is already an old president he said that he feels very well he is ready for this duel and again hinting at a duel with the donald because it is likely to happen w

i mean, the fighting seems intense around the presidential palace. we've got an explanation from here, but just a moment ago, what's your analysis of it? i'm a law sienna. a samuel to him. he it so so hell, robin hearing and grace. what is the significance as far as your concerned about the intense fighting around the presidential palace? why the, the, the intense fighting around the presidential palaces obviously pretty logical because that's obviously the core area for control. where in cartoon, where that you have the factions are fighting. it's also interesting, i think, to see the entry of the central reserve police into the this compet, those forces have experienced fighting insurgencies and our foreign court a fine. and they were sanctioned by the united states march of last year because of the human rights abuses. and now they're allegedly targeting looters, but they're probably playing a more decisive role in nak, we as india r s f fat back demonstrations. is this a psychological battle as, while even if the central reserve force is all writ

ah boy asked strikes some thought to man heavy clash is there the presidential palace as the fighting? if sudan enters a 3rd week, civilians continue to flee a conflict that is now known to have killed at least 528 people uninjured. thousands more. ah, omni baka, this is al jazeera life from london, also coming out survivors of the latest massacre and the quino fast so blame the security forces for their attack on their village, which killed at least a 100. 36 people and russia blames a ukrainian drone strike for an explosion and fire at a fuel storage facility in crimea. ah, fighting incident has entered a 3rd week with asterix artillery, pummeling the part of the capsule around the presidential palace. as despite to cease fire, wishes to you to end at midnight on sunday. since fighting started on april 15th at least 528 people have been killed. almost 4600 people injured. huge numbers have escaped the country and the u. m says more than 75000 people have been totally displaced by fighting, including in dar 4 schools of people have been killed there this week in a region already scar

go abroad, get pictures taken with foreign leaders, look presidential.ecially people like that -- like desantis that don't have a lot of foreign policy credentials. he wants to burnish the doug ducey does show he can't hold his own on an international stage. >> have we learned anything from this trip? countries in israel, asia. do we know much about his foreign policy expertise or platform? >> there was a lot of economics and trade on the trip because he is representing florida. i think we can read something from the factory went to japan and south korea. it tells you he is oriented towards china and asia in general, may be more than past presidential candidates. israel unveiled new laws that florida had just enacted about antidiscrimination. so i think he will bid friendly to the benjamin netanyahu government in israel. beyond that, it is pretty vague. it's more about what he looks like beyond what he says. >> back home there is a big legal battle with disney between the governor desantis and disney. isn't this a distraction for him? this seems like som

those are 2 candidates who lost their presidential bids. so i think the, you know, the democrats definitely, oh we, we have to keep our eyes open. again, i'm is emphasized that whoever is the candidate they are, there is an alignment with donald j. trump. and we will make sure that everyone knows that every ad that is out there, that this is what you're looking at. if you vote for this person, it's another, it's a carbon copy of a donald trump, so that some, that's the i think the main message of attack message is to say, let's make sure that we know who we're voting for and, and look at the records and as you know of a vote accordingly, more of your what you are coming on, anything that you've heard in the last few minutes. you know, i, i think there's a little bit of a distinction between similarities and personality versions versus policy style. i, depending on what voters are interested in, or they may not see a difference on things like abortion, policy or voting policy between some of these candidates that are being discussed. so in t

representatives of the presidential administration of the council of ministers of the ministry of culture of public associations also take part in the program, there was a visit to the new museum, which was opened on the 80th anniversary of the great tragedy sin, and we should enjoy life. we have to we must continue to live our lives to ensure that this does not happen again. here, you especially understand what a joy you are to live such places of memory, this is ours. sorrow this is our pride and this is our strength, because we will be nourished by this victory, we will remember the feat of our grandfathers. and we will live, we will continue their great work. and may our country flourish be beautiful, we will create, love to create together. we will grow trees, we will raise children, we will write beautiful songs and we will live. the action will become desires, it is traditionally planned that new alleys will appear along the perimeter of the complexes in memory of the dead, as a symbol of peaceful life. he talks about the horrors of nazism of emotional architecture, in addition to

the area of the capital around the presidential palace. thus despite a ceasefire, which is to, to end at midnight on sunday. the un says more than 75000 people have been internally displaced by fighting tens of thousands of people will say, trying to get to egypt, south sudan, and chad, aged 8 agencies rather already warning that they don't have enough food for people to eat. now a group of women have protested in the african capital against foreign nations, formerly recognizing the taliban government on thursday, the un security council unanimously condemned the taliban decision to been women working for the un and ngos in afghanistan. the taliban says the bond is an internal social matter. we even have been bored from most education preventive from working and most government jobs unblocked from entry to public spaces such as gyms and parks. the u. n. has convened an intellectual meeting on afghanistan in doha. next week, protests against the authority governments plan judicial changes show no sign of slowing down. thousands of been back

you will also hear from 2024 presidential candidates. live coverage of the nra leadership forum live at 2 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. host: matthew connelly, author of the "the declassification engine" is someone thinking about and researching document classification for more than a decade. are you surprised we are in a situation in this country where we have an incident involving a former president, a sitting president and a former vice president involving classified documents? guest: all of this coincided with my book launch, it took me by surprise. more seriously, when you think about it, what is at the bottom of all of these different incidents is we have public officials doing the people's business of keeping a record, at least we hope they would, of the decisions they make on our behalf. but somehow in the end treating it as if it is their private property and walking off with a. in some cases they will say it is by mistake, and may be in many cases they would be right. in other cases like donald, f

family remy, against what he called political interference in his 2024 presidential campaign. so will this extraordinary moments harm or help his chances and how far will it test the limits of the us? legal and political system is plenty to discuss. the 1st gabriel elizondo sets it up for us their images that will go down in u. s. history. donald trump, arriving at a court in manhattan. gone was the traditional swagger that is defined trumps persona. to day, the former president was uncharacteristically somber, as he became the 1st current or former president to ever be charged with the crime . and this is what he's been charged with. the indictment being unsealed before trump in the court room. $34.00 felony counts, including falsifying business records, and other charges stemming from a $130000.00 hush money payment to a former adult film star. donald trump pleaded not guilty to all the charges. the case against trump laid out later by the manhattan district attorney alvin brag. 34 false statements made to cover up other crimes. these are felony crimes in new york state. no

gunfire could be heard near the presidential palace on sunday. this after heavy fighting saturday around the capital with air strikes and artillery in use. 10,000 families have left for a small town to the north where locals organized food and housing. a convoy of american evacuees reached the port on saturday after a overland journey. they are traveling to saudi arabia. authorities are helping evacuate more people. >> we are off the coast of port sudan and the latest evacuees just got on this worship. to get here they had to make the 11 mile journey across war zone territories. they are now on the ship and they are getting passports checked before another 12 hour journey. it has become a landing point for so many evacuating from sudan. one of the biggest countries helping people leave from port sudan. the reason so many people are leaving is because there is no sense that this conflict is about to come to a close. all of the cease-fires have quickly fallen apart. despite every international effort to get these generals agree to a cease-fire, it

there are no presidential privileges here. will you come speak to us? courtroom, but photographers could catch trump's expressions. he appears sober, chastened and angry. the typical trump swagger seemed to falter as he listened to the 3a criminal charges against him. he entered a plea of not guilty to them all. we've nowjust seen the indictment against donald trump for the first time. all the charges accuse him of falsifying business records in the first degree, saying that on 3a occasions during 2017, he made false entries in business records with intent to defraud and intent to conceal the commission of another crime. i think it's a long time coming that people at that level are held to the same standards that the average citizen is altogether. it's something that people at that level of power have been able to evade for a long time. this is the first of many, so i think there's many crimes we can hopefully get him on. there's no crime against trump, but it doesn't matter. _ he's treated unfairly. and everyone knows it. it's going to make him more st

what does it mean, puts presidential bid and america's democratic system. this is insights, thought ah hello there, welcome to inside story, i'm nick clock. so tuesday was a historic day for america's democracy and is judicial system. donald trump becoming the 1st person to hold the office of the presidency to be charged in a criminal case. he pleaded not guilty to at 34 felony counts before flying back to florida and attacking the district attorney. the judge and the judge's family remy against what he called political interference in his 2024 presidential campaign. so will this extraordinary moments hom will help his chances and how far will it test the limits of the us? legal and political system is plenty to discuss. the 1st gabriel elizondo sets it up for us, their images that will go down and us history. donald trump, arriving at a court in manhattan. gone was the traditional swagger that is defined trumps persona. to day, the former president was uncharacteristically somber, as he became the 1st current or former president to ever be charged with the

and the other thing is presidential studies we want to encourage presidential studies. our first effort at this was to create bi annual president hall leadership book award, which we held last october in in new york. the the book winner was a great by ted widmer called lincoln on the verge from the time when he was elected the time when he was inaugurated which is only a period of a few weeks and how dangerous it it's a terrific book for showing us today that this is not the first time we've faced major constitutional crises. and that was an excellent thing. and every year we'll do that. it was a substantial award we gave $10,000 to the winner, which puts us in the in the top and the runners got something so anyway that's what we're all about but let's get to what we're doing now so i to start with just introducing everybody and raise your hand sarah sarah garfield berry yeah. you might guess that garfield means something there and she's a garfield next is james earl carter. where are you, james? you are. he's the only member here i think. who's in the white house. and

s. presidential election be a repeat of 2020, another duel between joe biden. and donald trump, a majority of americans say that this is not what they want, but it looks like this is what they're going to get. i'm break off in berlin. this is the day. ah, it's time to finish the job, finished the job. i don't know, speaking for like a lot of us like in my generation, i feel like president biden doesn't really like them to a lot of issues that like we care about, the nose are economic planes working. i think it's wonderful. um, i mean, seems like we're doing pretty good or is more to do, little father. he's a little old match what we're doing read build on america. also coming up, his life was a medley of music, entertainment and activism. harry bellefonte, the king of calypso has died. ah, he said, and then said he who uses how chains, conditions, law hands for those who come in behind. but you, our viewers watching on p. b as in the united states into all of you around the world . welcome, we begin the day with a look at the 2024 u. s. presidential race with a

so they trying to regain control of the presidential palace. not to mention the fact that the presidential palace is the symbol of the nation itself is where the president can hold his meeting and general abdel for that is the defects the leader of the country. so regaining the, the control of the presidential palace is quite significant. then you have lots of our presence there and the army is trying to reduce that, but they also say that they've been fighting positions where they know that the earth is talking up ammunition and also their basis. and that's why they've been in some fighting. and how fire bridge, and that's the bridge that connect the, the city of battery to undermine on demand provide a supply route from various parts of the country to the capital hudson where the recess and the fighting is concentrated. and it looks like the army wants to make sure that they neutralize any supply route before they take on the hour. so as you are talking, hipaa we hear in doha, could hear some sort of explosions or fighting. we don't want to f

with the voting of citizens living abroad in the presidential elections.p tayyip erdogan from the justice and development party and kemari kahou from the people's republic party are the main competitors in the presidential elections in turkey, with this province with a voice let me start with hamed roshan cheshm, an expert on turkish issues, in a telephone conversation with setera roshan cheshm . hello, have a good time. regarding the election arrangement in turkey and also the acceptance of the main candidates, please tell me what time it is, in the name of god. hello, dear colleagues and viewers. dear as you mentioned that, in fact, the 2023 elections in turkey, while a new political and electoral arrangement has been created in this country , are very sensitive , and it is considered one of the most important elections in the history of turkey, and considering the change of the constitution in 2017, 2016 and 2017 will prove the new political structure in turkey, as it was said that the two main factions, which are actually waste and wire and the ruling