i'm not against ron desantis. love him and think he was a great governor and will continue to be a great governor for florida but at the federal level we have to have people willing to exercise power. i think part of the problem why the republican brand is hurt and damaged nationally is because the american people have given us power time and time again at the federal level and never exercise it. we make all these promises and never deliver. i think that's part of the problem. and ron desantis, i hope he has a long term in florida and hope he comes around on being able to use federal power. but now is not the time to cite federalist 45 and talking esoterics. our nation is under attack and these guys will chew us up and spit us out if we let them. host: is your organization in favor of a federal ban on abortion? guest: we are in support of a federal limit on abortion with exception for rape, incest and life of the mother. host: at how many weeks? guest: we prefer 15 weeks. the problem with the abortion level is the

desanctimonious," "ron dishonest," "ron deestablishment," and "tiny d."lts on your dignity, to your manhood, to your family, things so viscous you could never take back, naturally, when desantis dropped out, he did what anyone with a shred of self-respect would do. >> florida governor ron desantis is out and he has endorsed former president donald trump. >> stephen: oh, i get it. "tiny d." 'cause he's got such a small amount of dignity. oh, trump has been hammering desantis for months, but once ron kissed the cinnamon ring, trump changed his tune. >> before we begin i'd like to take time to congratulate ron desantis and, of course, a really terrific person who i've gotten to know, his wife casey, fo having run a great campaign for president. >> stephen: "i'd like to thank ron desantis, a terrific guy. when i called him "meatball ron," i just meant that i loved meeting him and we had a ball." and when i called him "pudding fingers," that was just because he's always pudding his fingers in pudding. that's how he eats it. he's an animal. his wife is a crime

ron and syria accusing washington of destabilizing the middle east. this is up to view a city from 85 yvonne link targets in iraq in syria, killing at least 16 people. washington says it is in response to the killing of 3 us soldiers in jordan last sunday in gaza. is there any forces that killed at least $26.00 minus 2 ends in as strikes in the center and southern parts of this trip? more than a 100 people have been killed in the past 24 hours at the united app and it says it will allocate $5000000.00 to the fund to fund the u. n. 's agency for palestinian refugees is the latest in a group of countries that have increased donations of to major donors, including the us and britain, suspended funding is comes out to israel a q several, and right employees of taking part in the october the 7th of tax on the side of news route, early airport, your goal in spain pledge to continue financing the agency, which is a lifeline for millions of palestinians. a tens of thousands of protesters have been rallying in london calling for an immediate cease fire in gaza

director ron vitello, price futures group senior analyst phil flynn and the new york post's jon levinejoe manchin says the border crisis is, quote, joe biden's false. he opened up the border from day one. we've got that debate. nikki haley and former president trump duke it out ahead of the south carolina primary on saturday. we've got the update there. trump says he's considering governor ron desantis, vivek ramaswamy and many more as his potential running mates including tulsi gabbard, kristi noem. and a new moll, voters say biden's policies are not helping the middle class. also this, democrat-run states, they're seeing an uproar from their voters and consumers. withdrew tilt bills are doubline doubling due to state green energy mandates. plus, gop strategist ford o'connell, the biden white house again ignores the supreme court, unilaterally cancels more student loan debt. in a may for voters. grab your popcorn. former president trump challenges biden to ea -- a debate. all of this tonight on "the evening edit." >> how many debates would you commit to? >> as many as necessary if. i

jason, ron is not a rhino. ron is not a center right republican.a pretty conservative republican. he's associated with the conservative wing at the party. it's interesting to hear him say, because he's not -- it's pretty obvious in these numbers. we cannot predict anything. jason, donald trump is probably the method let mathematically weakest person with white house credentials to run in a modern primary based on these numbers. >> right. going with what ron said, -- but he's only here. he's essentially the incumbent. he should be winning these primaries in the same way that joe biden is winning the primaries with 80, 90 something percent of the vote. he's not getting it. to go even further, already, if you look at what the republicans would actually need to win a presidential election. i'm going granular with south carolina. they had about 12,000 mail-in ballots. of those 12,000 ballots, only 122, because we have racial information of it. only 122 were african american. there were a large amount of black precincts in south carolina where there were

i am ron hahn's party at a press conference in december. if that shut by that time to shy the election commission of arch, but a very toby election that he could out of the election commission, which besides on the date, rejected these claims on various occasions as being baseless and misleading and even announced it would take legal action against those spreading misleading news. however many and focused on are worried as the announcement of the election has been delayed for a long time period. but this information campaigns a head off elections are not a new phenomenon impact. the sun disappeared around to mid fake news, basically started in, in our previous election in the run up to the 2018 and actions. political parties also used coordinated campaigns on social networks to spread this information. one example was the artificial pushing of politically motivated hash tags on twitter, no x to turn them into a trending topic, an investigative report by the local newspaper, the harold in 2018, explains how pocket songs traditionally was tar

after him, ron kon supporters attract military installations. jim ron rios was arrested for a 3rd time and disappeared for 4 months. police and other officials denied knowing of his whereabouts. he came out of it clearly damaged his case, served as a warning to pakistani journalist working online and andrea's condos twice, abducted, and picked up illegally. all he spent months since i wonder if he can find and he came back in a very bad shape. the others abused, beaten and assaulted on the road side of a froman and television and compressing a colleague of mine. our ship was changed in the way he was forced to lead the way he took shelter and key me out when he was gone down all the elements of his mother and phone within buck hassan. and then the text of midnight calls i was born and many times from the middle of the night. this is how i was forced to leave buck hassan of the i'll show you that. sure, sure. use murder. media under threat is the reality which is connected to the of the kind of follow structure that we have here in, by august on

ron brownstein, any reaction there?eff's point, what isn't happening is important, like the dog that isn't barking. the fact that a serious primary challenge to biden never developed and is unlikely to develop here tonight, it is especially significant because so many democrats consistently say in polls they wanted an alternative. i believe in the cnn poll we released, jeff can fact check me on this, half or slightly more than half of democrats said they wanted another alternative in 2024. there was some appetite and audience among the base voters who are concerned about biden, but the leadership of the party locked arms around him in a way that basically precluded any serious challenge. i mean this was an example of that old political science saying that the party decides, which was viewed to be kind of written into the dust by trump's emergence in 2016. the party decided here in 2024 that there would not be a serious challenge to biden, and the real impact of south carolina we're going to have to wait until 2028 becau

a clear, with the most states for one by independent to conduct a slow to form, a prime minister in ron tongue, but they haven't been invited to join these tools. this economy itself has been jailed. the 1st formal contacts between the pakistan muslim league and the pakistan people's party since the vote. despite placing 2nd and 3rd and thursday's election, the parties are sitting down for coalition talks in lahore in an attempt to form a government, a loss to see what we are. right. and so. c but candidates, backed by jailed ex prime minister in ron khan, and his p t i party won the most votes p t i supporters say they would have won even more seats if the voting had been free and fair mattered or by the gold around. 1 54000 votes and my nearest rival got only 17000 a year. i wanted to take this protest to quote, we have faith in the judiciary. we helped build the clear candidates. victoria's out, the people voted. that is on demand down your phone, go to the other thing is we have about one of our electronic oversight settings. p t. i supporters see the jailing of party leader in ron

and it's not only for a, a, a geological purpose for ron, it's also a self preservation. eh, you know, when the revolution happens in iran, in 1979 at these groups were formed as a result of the, the vision that home employee had for the future. for on and instilling its own stability in the region, ensuring its own regional power by having these groups scott around the middle east because it will serve around its purpose at the end of the day. and i think that's what we've seen over the past few months. more than ever before, your one doesn't have to direct the who sees to attack us interest. it doesn't have to directly say to the popular mobilization forces in iraq how to win to attack. these are things that are understood and i think that's what it is. alarming the united states, so much more than ever seeing iran have this regional influence and power. and we've seen this now and fold in very, very confrontational way in the region as a result of israel's actions with what it's carrying out in gaza. be interesting to see what they do say when the adult breaks in the m

um, what exactly is in it for t, ron? i'm the immediate basis. would you say? i think that there is a real question as a how much iran actually controls its proxies and partners. and it's so cold access of resistance. i mean it's, it's not, it's probably 2 different. it's done. i imagine that it's control over groups like hezbollah and 11 on some of the she militias in syria and iraq is probably greater than it is over there. who sees in yemen, who all very much going into that escalation as something that is extremely beneficial to them domestically. but we must ask if iran has and trained, supported and encouraged these partners on it and it's accepted resistance kind of actually fully control them. what they stand down, even if they ask them to. so in the meantime, wrong gains to answer your 2nd questionnaire. wrong gains from this kind of low level fits for tax conflict because it increases its popularity as framed as the defender palestine. and it also goes the united states into showing its true costs and looking like a belligerent in the region. i'm fran

so again, the united states is blaming a ron. it has not provided evidence bids or ron was behind this attack. and again, the united states president saying that they do not seek a broader conflict. well, at the same time, also saying they do not wish for this to escalate. kimberly, just one more while i have you with us since the strikes started, which is which was about i want to say an hour or so ago about 45 minutes or so ago . have we heard anything from the president himself? it's very curious, but we have not, but that is not entirely unusual. what typically happens in situations like this is that the president will hang back and let his national security team his team at the pentagon to, to conduct this is, there are times when the president will be present in the situation room here at the white house. this is not one of those locations, and it may have to do with the fact that the president was up in delaware at the dover air force base for this dignified transfer that took place earlier in the day . that is where the p

ron: we are talking maybe a couple percent of sales.ing else it will be integrated into how we operate. i can tell you we are not having a lot of meetings, all of the new drugs i can tell you that generally we work it through and will make it sure -- will make sure we have food people want. the reality is the food industry is the second oldest profession in the world. it's about serving people, taking care of people. it is here and it will be here and smart management will be able to deal with what comes down the pike. katie: i won't ask you what the oldest profession is. chairman and lead investor at kava. david: tomorrow we will go from food to books and talk with the kkr cohead of global private equity. pete's tavern roast with jonathan carl. as well we will talk about on friday, julian salisbury. katie: thank you so much. much more ahead on bloomberg technology. this is bloomberg. ♪ get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and help you find the right

ron let's, start with you. well, i want to make the point that lincoln disappeared in two greatest speeches the gettysburg address and, the second inaugural. and then for you to contrast that with today's modern politicians in the gettysburg address, there is not one personal pronoun in the second inaugural. there are only two personal pronouns. lincoln goes out of his way not to talk about the i, the me in his addresses. he's talking about something beyond himself. the ideas of freedom. the ideas of democracy. that me is one of the greatness. greatness of his ability as public speaker. it's not. i, it's we. and it's united states. herald i would like to make one point that hasn't been made as a kind of summation, and that is another reason lincoln's speeches were so effective during his presidency and period immediately before was that, they were so rare. lincoln did not speak every day. he didn't speak month gettysburg was a rarity. his the speech that mortified mary was a rarity. and in the months of his tra

ron desantis, tim scott bowing out saying, it's not my time.s playing with rhetoric in a way that doesn't make sense. the idea that it's a soviet republic because you keep losing in primaries isn't really what a soviet republic was with. pete: no. will: and she keeps calling donald trump the political elite and she's the outsider. for the life of me, how are you the outsider? rachel: yeah. she's the consummate insider. she has all the backing of the establishment, blackrock, wall street, corporations, and she is the insider. and no matter how much money they're throwing at her, by the way, she just got another injection of half a million dollars for michigan as well. so there are people behind her. what you didn't9 see in the speech, will, pete, last night was laying out the pathway for her forward -- pete: it's 40%, rachel. not 50%. i can do it with 40%. rachel: since she didn't really explain how she can one, it leaves wide open the possibility that she's just a saboteur, and that's, i think, what people are after. will: here's the most impor

and so the us unlikely islamic republic of ron supports iraq, the sovereignty. but there's also something we also support, and that is our troops not getting killed and blown up. so this is a repeated play bucks moran. they encourage their proxies to attack our forces, they know sooner or later despite our restraint will respond and will respond. you get protests and pushes for the us military to depart, which would be a gift to ron, increasing its power and control over baghdad. increase the chances we'll see a resurgence of the eyes is healthy. so what do you think then, all the chances of the us remaining in iraq with this having happened i think this will increase the already underway momentum in some quarters in baghdad to push us forces out. and a process is underway. americans participating as you'd expect us to and we'll see what the sovereign government of baghdad heavily influenced by his long pug around decides. and then i suspect the by the restoration will respect that. it'd be interesting if they asked all the codes for its members of these long re

ron desantis tried it in iowa and new entry to a lesser standard. nikki haley much less so but in her outreach to non-republicans as attacked trump in performance that republicans don't love. she went on saturday night live the day of the south carolina democratic primary and participated in a sketch where she was talking with a trump impersonator and her riffing about nikki haley issues like trump taking a mental competency deep -- mental competency test. that's not going to endear her with voters. she's the only one left and they think once trump is in legal peril, most republican voters decided he was being unfairly targeted and they had no sympathy for somebody who wanted to keep the primary going. i saw his last week at the rnc meeting. there was a lot of anger among the more conservative members of the rnc that were maga members that nikki haley is running at all. you hear that from a lot of republican voters. host: you in nevada we talk about what to expect but talk about how they do their primary and how they split it. guest: it's complicate

they are all fundamentally about ron's quest for power. since october 7th, we've been very clear in warning, any actor that we try to take advantage of the conflict don't do it. we've been very clear that we do not want to see the conflict expanded. we don't want to see escalation, but we've also been clear that if our personnel, if our people are threatened, if they're attacked, we will respond. we will defend them. we are responding to violence, not initiating, as we're seeking to present escalation, not fuel it. and as we do this, we will continue to use every tool available to us to reach an extended pause that gets hostages out to get some more assistance in that brings com to guys's civilians. and it keeps diplomacy moving forward toward the integrated and more secure region. in these efforts, we are very fortunate to have caught her as a park. thank you enough to fill out an image on the list. i saw a window opens up and all now for a question, the 1st question by side, but are you from the out of the individual to vision? what my 1

si9 complained about it, ron desantis complained about it, ron desantis complained about it but he reallyg the system and the process. in california they change the rules last summer. it has been really interesting to see how different this campaign is to the first one. ~ , :, different this campaign is to the first one. ~ i. ., , first one. while you are with us i want to talk— first one. while you are with us i want to talk about _ first one. while you are with us i want to talk about the _ first one. while you are with us i want to talk about the one - first one. while you are with us i want to talk about the one story | want to talk about the one story that kept us warm through the winter. taylor swift, now a regular fixture at the kansas city chiefs and this weekend she will be in las vegas to cheer on her new squeeze, travis kelce. speculation about their relationship is at fever pitch. talk of a proposal at the super bowl on sunday when the chiefs play the 49ers. she is expected to fly in from tokyo just to be there. jet lag? shake it off! what do you think? i want to talk about th

ron con, who of course has already and j, as well as party estate, one of the most popular part games. but they're going to be finding independence and it really be important to see what happens today because there is a very large done out there and it could be a surprise of costco is political part the charger and the progress on much let me leave now was about good on people, far the, some of the religious party, like the jamal, just allow me, the jump me, i don't know, my islam. would it be able to get some watch in that case? strong hole is, but this is a different focused on and bring to gain the paper george focused on take and solve it draws a bar d that came with the promise of change and also to be able to go ahead for the country out of the political and economic crisis when i come either of thank you very much for all of that context that's come all high to reporting from some of that we can go to as a big now. who's on the phone from lahore? i said we expected to have you envisioned, but as come out just explained we're having communications issues, not just us, but becaus

if you remember, it wasn't that long ago with the but it, ron, it started right. but what, but basically had a reproachful, they were brought back together by china serving as the media. so that's across live now to us, feel political expert and fix it. a guy with joining us here, one of the international in victor, a very well well, can see what it does seem like china is a mediation has certainly brought some good results. so any, any other positive developments we can expect for that region? do you think thank you very much. yes indeed. in 2023. try not exercise. ready good offices and remediation to bring the kingdom of saudi arabia at the wrong together. now this prop pressed the ball was very difficult to achieve because for historical reasons, political reasons and wrong. and so the review did not get along well. now, china was a good friend of both the wrong and saudi arabia, and saw him from last year. china decided to use it's friendship with saudi arabia, on the one hand that you're on the other hand to bring them together to achieve the rush press smal

but some in the capital to ron or disillusion. they don't believe their vote will make a difference from my chest. i should have gotten anything going on. i'm not going to vote because my experience from the previous result was not good. i don't think i'll choose anyone. i can't see anything new or any new statements. they're all just the same. old slogans on the terry must have the biggest problem is people's lack of trust in the effectiveness of parliament, governments and says, there are plenty of choices. however, all candidates are vested in advance, and some politicians who paper reform say they're borrowed from running other than that. oh yes. how are you this? hello. yeah, 2 of the final number of qualified candidates was about 15000 people from the 20000 to registered. and naturally the rest of all those who were disqualified or ineligible according to our country's loan, to the many uranium one change. in 2022 mass protests took place nationwide after young women died in police custody mazda, i mean, he had been arrested

i'll be ron address, the meeting. they emphasize that this version of events that we've heard from western media. we're all these resistance forces throughout the region are simply on orders frontier on and taking your ron's directions and everything they do is just not factual. that these resistance groups have their own autonomy to us and you can make, i know the display attempt to distract the attention away from the root cause of the current situation in the region by falsely putting the finger and blame on you on all of that resistance grew up in the legion of independence under decision and actions are multi rated by division to my twice on the international low that are handling the, the gold presence of us in the territories. many countries spoke up at agree with what ross. i had to say that us actions are unacceptable. it was quite a meeting to see a difference of viewpoint when it comes to geo political events between major countries represented on the council quite as well as alive now to the coordinates of

ron came from los angeles to participate. and i had my cousin, who has a quartet and he plays the saxophone. many may remember, dear lord, by john coltrane. it was wonderful. along with the speakers. my colleagues and friends. jim hopkins. and dale witherspoon. and also , the wife of the late hugh burrell's, a mentor and host and producer of 'mosaic' form 20 plus years. she had heard about it on 'mosaic' when elizabeth interviewed me. i shout out to all of you who made it such a wonderful event and i have not been able to thank all of you and the churches i was able to serve. i needed to do that. and i thank you. i felt in the last few months when i talked about ministry in my interview with elizabeth, i thought about what is the nature of ministry ? even though i am retired i will be active in prayer and concerned about ministry and what that means . i guest this morning is a colleague and friend for about 20 years who was at my retirement, jim hopkins who has been the pastor at lakeshore baptist for 31 years. almost 31. i t

ron for wad is id he's. he told us that despite the rhetoric coming out of washington, cool, the head still exists, but what are, what are the consequences of attacking your run? right, they can the size of that, say you guys married to this quite capable of defending you on.

to accuse him, ron juan of catering to the, is there any state anti semitic sentiments are widespread in the country, but why are mis and this information is such a big problem in pockets on export. simply that one major problem is the low literacy rate in the country, which is even lower in rural areas. in addition, this information is spread mostly online and many do not know how to deal with this property. definitely have to start thinking it on those lines. i didn't include media, are they to see more and more at our school level because he that is the time, especially at the high school level where young minds are getting political consciousness and understanding to load and start reading and consuming media, especially with digital media. but it's not only the lack of the to see and specifically digital literacy that is needing to focus on is being at a higher risk of falling for this information. well, i think the major problem is a distress on the introduce the media of the younger generation. they tend to, uh, you know, disagree with most of the opinions shed and created food

dom i'ma are jewish. heritage was used by pockets. sonya conservative and politicians to accuse him ron juan of catering to the is ready state anti semitic sentiments are widespread in the country. but why are miss and this information is such a big problem in pockets on export. simply that one major problem is the low literacy rate in the country, which is even lower in rural areas. in addition, this information is spread mostly online and many do not know how to deal with this property. definitely have to start thinking it on those lines. i didn't include meeting, i'd like to see more and more at our school level because he, that is the time, especially at the high school level where young minds are getting political consciousness and understanding to load and start reading and consuming media, especially with digital media. but it's not only the lack of the to see and specifically digital literacy that is needing to focus on is being at a higher risk of falling for this information. well, i think the major problem is a distress on the introduce the media of the younger generation. th

and from there they went on to point fingers at the as long as the public of the ron. here's what we have heard from america and britain. pressure called this meeting, under the false pretense that the united states has no ground to respond to attacks that have killed us personnel. it bears repeating, therefore, actions us forces took on february to are necessary and proportionate is consistent with international law. an exercise of the united states inherent right to self defense. united states has repeatedly and in some instances, directly warner on about attacks on us personnel. on the country around continues to escalate directions across the region by enabling these proxies deadly attacks. we are committed to de escalate intentions in the middle east. we acted alongside us allies with the support of many international partners in self defense. and in accordance with the rules of little now when the, as long a group public, i'll be ron address the meeting. they emphasize that this version of events that we've heard from western media. we're all these resistance for

ron, thank you so much for giving us your time and sharing that expertise. thank you very much. i hope to see you soon. so as the tragedy in gaza continues, who sees in yemen, remain on the turd, and vow to keep resisting and solidarity with their muslim brother in, in palestine. that is going to do it for this episode i've noticed offer, and i the show that takes deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you so much for joining in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o, the, [000:00:00;00] the, i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except we're so shorter is that conflict with the 1st law show you alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about visual intelligence at the point, obviously is to create a trust, rather than see it, the area with artificial intelligence, we have so many with him in the robot must protect his phone. existence was on the on march the 22nd 1943. during the great petri, i'll take the shots and bunch of

ron, thank you so much for giving us your time and sharing that expertise. thank you very much. i hope to see you soon. so as the tragedy in gaza continues, who sees in yemen, remain on the turd and now to keep resisting in solidarity with their muslim brother in, in palestine. that is going to do it for this episode i've noticed offer, and i the show that takes deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you so much for joining in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o, the hello and welcome to across the board. here we discussed some really the march, the 112011. the little just as quick ever recorded it in japan is really just it. a 14 me to to nami, devastates the focus, fema each and you play a pallets on the new theory and does it flooded spalding on her re take this stuff and the d. e. z killed by 20 i o. b o. any time in june who is living in japan, and this one is to go to the area of the nuclear meltdown. config. ashima immediately drove me to talk to somebody about the this is the moment for ya. investigation starts w

this is the whole of a ron sports hero, 10 politician. downstairs as prime minister in 2022 and upon an entry vote no confidence. a year later, he was charged with correction in jail for 2 weeks. we arrived in august on just off to his release in the aftermath of han's arrest. we wanted to see if he could hold his policy together. only a few years ago. this house was surrounded by pushing its support, waving green and red flags ha described as the su nami. support today is restrained. han was now facing a slew with new charges. it is a joke. what is going on there? and now i have my guess is that because what an off site is the? i mean i'm, i'm went on my way. it was my double sided. see, it's a $150.00. okay, so we've got 544 or 5 times the rest of the 892023. nationwide print test is supposed to be sending. it will be an hours in an unprecedented seems. buildings linked to the armed forces were attacked by crowds across the country. the authorities responded. 6 with a fee is the government ex, with impunity, they can pick up anyone they want. all they have to do is belong to my par

but the ron is open to the restoration of the deal. and we've always been open to the restoration of the deal, but we have to have a partner that we can be sure that they will fulfill their obligations. and the americans have to agree to a text which would a have the americans. so fill all this obligation and be have a, let's say a system in which the americans are forced to abide by those obligations. a very good. thank you so much professor siad mohammed mirandi of the university of care. ron, thank you so much for giving us your time and sharing that expertise. thank you very much. i hope to see you soon. so as the tragedy in gaza continues, who sees in yemen, remain undeterred, and vow to keep resisting and solidarity with their muscle and brother in in palestine. that is going to do it for this episode of modus operandi the show that digs deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you so much for joining in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m . o, the, by the middle of the 19th c

ron professor, thanks so much for being with us. first, let's start with the most recent events that uh, that being these joint us new k airstrikes on who's the targets within yelman's borders. the west claims this is in retaliation for various red c attacks on western vessels that have been going on the last few months. is this justified? no. the you have any government or, and sort of law. what the wes likes to call the who these they have been blocking ships from going to is really ports ships that are passing through the red sea. and they say that because of the genocide that's taking place in gaza, they are putting pressure on this really, really all other ships that travel through the red sea regardless of their destination, they pass through the red sea without any difficulty. so what the americans and the british are really trying to do is that they're trying to help is randy regime get it supplies and to assist it so that it can more easily carry out the genocide in gaza. so the iranian navy sees the tanker carrying a rocky

he is doing fantastically. >> hannity: joining us ron desantos is with us. in south carolina advocating for congressional term limits. i think back to the debate. a fun night. i have to thank you, governor, and the people of your state. i have had a place in florida for over 20 years. now i have moved down here to my home full time, best decision i have ever made. everyone is warm and welcome to me. i'm grateful. thank you. >> well, we are glad to have you. you're not the only one as you know. i know you have a lot of friends moving down for many, many years now. we use to joke when are you pulling the trigger. you did. i will tell you, you know -- >> hannity: you jabbed me pretty good. >> people down here though. >> hannity: ya. >> i know you kept saying and we waited to see when it would happen. i tell you on the newsome thing. democrats are in a pickle. one hand, you know we see biden six fries short of a hammy meal. he can't give a two-minute statement without them filming twenty jump cuts for a message. clearly people see that. the media can try to dres

senator chuck grassley and ron johnson are demanding more from to know why there was no mention of nine boxes worth of joe biden classified documents confirmed to have been taken by the national archives and records administration from a boston attorney's office back in november of 2022 the senators are calling robert hur's investigation and complete and they sent a letter to christopher wray attorney general merrick garland pushing for answers by next friday. this as we learn that robert hur will be testifying publicly at a house hearing on march 12, joining me not to get ahead of it wisconsin senator member of the homeland security committee ron johnson, it's great to see you, thank you for joining us today. >> great to be on. maria: what was left out and what do you think that we need to understand better about biden's handling of his classified documents? >> we thought it was a large omission from robert hur's report the nine boxes that were taken from the boston office. we believe the fbi has gone through those but there's no mention of the robert hur report, i don't no one that bu

ron, thank you so much for giving us your time and sharing that expertise. thank you very much. i hope to see you soon. so as the tragedy in gaza continues, who sees in yemen, remain undeterred, and vow to keep resisting and solidarity with their muscle and brother in in palestine. that is going to do it for this episode of modus operandi the show that digs deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you so much for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m . o. the hello and welcome to the cross stuff for here we discussed some really good. yeah, i thought about what i'm sitting there when it says google for it. it's on there because really being we shouldn't get you the most. you might some of the creators opinion. okay. the new york, how's the weather my ga. gov. $5.00 thinking i'm going to use the same one that is out of minutes and we're going to be good to push that in the you see motors which to rich technical coming, pushing. she never would have, but i see she up doing a good today just don't question what contribut

ron has long supported him. austin has praised. is terrorist tax on october 7th, in pakistan, independent candidates jail by backed by jailed ex prime minister in rome. khan have won the most seats in parliament. the rival muslim league led by another a former premier and it was for a reef is in 2nd place. both groups, lack of majority and are seeking coalition partners. western leaders have criticized donald trump for threatening to encourage russia to attack nato allies who are not spending enough on defense. the republican front runner, trump has regularly lashed out its members of the alliance for not fulfilling their commitments, especially failing to spend at least 2 percent of their economic output on defense . nato chief in stoughton berg says, any suggestion that allies would not defend each other undermines west and security flowing in or washington correspondent stuff on simon's has this take on drums, remarks. well, here you go, you have a classic. donald trump. uh, you know, it is interesting. he didn't say this in fro

i think that they have pretty much taken out of the idea of striking at a ron itself, off the table. and therefore there is a cap on how far the administration can go. they can try to deter or degrade the capabilities of these iranian affiliates. but they can not and will not actually limit the willingness or the ability of a ron to maintain that support for these groups. you expect some kind of response, not just from these proxies, but from the run itself. well, i think that, you know, that as the by the administration has that they don't want an expansion of the conflict. the iranians have also said that they don't want an expansion of the conflict. so again, you know, they are in as delegating physician is divided administration in going as far as they can go with that crossing us, right vines. and actually bringing the kind of expanded us the response that they want to avoid. and so what we've seen so far are iranian, at efforts to limit the damage to their own interest and to, to maintain their capabilities, but without crossing us red lines. and that also means that they proba

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ron, thank you so much for giving us your time and sharing that expertise. thank you very much. i hope to see you soon. so as the tragedy in gaza continues, who sees in yemen, remain undeterred, and vow to keep resisting and solidarity with their muscle and brother in in palestine. that is going to do it for this episode of modus operandi the show that digs deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host manila. chad. thank you so much for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m . o. the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by how us tied to vision with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few. fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground, can the and it was warmer to the office agenda to separate from the petro dollar and create a gold back dean, or which inevitably lead to the us nato european union mafia ball to kill him at the edge of a bayonet and over throw thi

you see accused israel of committing genocide and gaza with us back in a ron has long supported moss and has praised its terrorist attacks on october 7th . former us presidents and republican front runner, donald trump, has again called america's commitment to nato into question. trump told a campaign rally that he would quote, encourage russia to attack nato countries to do what, which do not pay their defense bills. gotta pay nato says that any suggestion allies would not defend each other, undermines western security. and henry would know this. if i said yes, the united nations is warning that more than $700000.00 children in sudan or at risk of the worst form of malnutrition this year. and many of them could die sedans present. civil war broke out last april and has displaced more than any other current conflict. still dusty from the long journey across the deserts. hundreds of fled sedan, civil war by truck crossing the border into south sedan. now the weight in the united nations refugee camp with little prospect of returning to their homeland the war is being fought so hard. i

into ron and celebrations. marking the 45th anniversary of the islamic revolution by you see accused israel of committing genocide in gaza with us packing around has long supported moss and has praised its terrorist attack on october 7th. pakistan's election authority says that independent candidates backed by jail, dex prime minister in rome con have won the most of the seats in parliament. the final results of thursday's election put the rifle muslim league led by fellow former prime minister, nava sharif and 2nd place with both groupings lacking in majority efforts to find potential coalition partners are already underway. finland is heading to the polls for the 2nd round of its presidential elections, the former prime minister and center. right. candidate, alexandra stuff is the front runner is facing off with the former foreign minister of pick up our visto, from the green left. finland is an nato's newest member. and the war and ukraine has dominated the campaign to the to the ivory coast now. and nigeria, as many national teams, are preparing for the africa cup of nations. fin