you can see ron paul speaking and addressing the crowds. those in attendance are calling for the billions of dollars in legal aid. going to have to be stop live reaction from washington dc coming up in the program with bringing you the top stories for the past 7 days and writes up to the moment developments as well. this is the weekly warranty. we begin with fe, project development from russia's belgrade border region, where authorities say a 12 year old girl has been killed by ukrainian shelley. it occurred in the village of nova, yet to vote on the local governor said the girl had been in the streets talking on the phone to her father when 9 shells were fired up the area. bats. as in don bass, local officials say the city of done yet was targeted with a barrage of 40 ukrainian rockets also on sunday, leaving one person dead and 11 injured. the attack spark the fire of the prosecutor's office in the central district of the city. a library of park student holes and multiple residential buildings were hit as well. or correspondent sit down h

and even america's presidential candidates speaking at the rally, former texas congressman ron paul criticizedrding to him , washington's lunatic movement towards a third world war, according to the politician, inciting conflicts, the united states is trying to solve economic problems. well, in europe, anti-war rallies do not stop in the netherlands, hundreds of activists took to the streets with the slogans of peace with russia and stop the war machine and proxy vaino after marching through the streets of amsterdam, they staged a rally where they called on their government and the european union to stop supplying weapons to ukraine . we are sure new batches of weapons do not lead to peace, as in this trying to convince european politicians, but only to new victims in no victory. the dutch do not believe kiev either and call for living in peace with russia from their cabinet of ministers, they demand to take a position of neutrality and send only humanitarian aid. the brussels court extended the pre-trial detention period for two former meps in the corruption rock case , according to investiga

he's the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity in london. we cross adria and santa he is the founder of a consulting and a foreign affairs analyst. and in st. petersburg, we cross the alexandria tom. he is a senior lecture at st. petersburg state institute of technology. i tell him in cross talk rules and effect, that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i would appreciate, daniel, let me go to you 1st year. i started off, the thing is nato in a state of panic because that's the only conclusion i can draw. reading all the headlines. obviously, you know, or whatever it takes. we hear that all the time. and then in the, in the post to the last washington post last news cycle, a senior by the ministration official apparently said, quote, we will continue to try to impress upon them the ukrainians that we can't do anything and everything for ever. so what, what is the method ammo is running out there? going to jack up production 500 percent over the next couple of years years. is that going to be in play in years from now? what i'm, what

in 2003 the event featured speakers from across the political spectrum, including former senator ron paul, x presidential, nominee hulsy, gabbard, and political commentator and comedian jimmy to blush those over the whistle blows program, john curio, observe the annual process on location. he gave us a rundown of the demonstrators main demands. i wanted to give you a little bit of an idea of what this event has been like today. first of all, it's much larger than i think any of us had expected. we've had a myriad of fantastic speakers, important people from across the political spectrum. the cost of the war machine itself is a huge issue. it's not only the 100 plus 1000000000 ah, being spent to keep the war going. you know, it's also the cost of the war machine, which is now about $2.00 thirds of our discretionary budget. and just one more point about that, every dollar that spent killing people effectively in ukraine, the political leaders that we have in the united states have totally decoupled from the american people. and they're not representing the needs and the wishes of the americ

he's the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity in london. we cross adria and santa he is the founder of a consulting and a foreign affairs analyst. and in st. petersburg, we cross the alexandria tom. he is a senior lecture at st. petersburg state institute of technology. i tell me, costs are rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want, and i would appreciate, daniel, let me go to you 1st year. i started off, the thing is nato in a state of panic because that's the only conclusion i can draw. reading all the headlines. obviously, you know, or whatever it takes. we hear that all the time. and then in the, in the post of the last washington post last new cycle, a senior by the ministration official apparently said, quote, we will continue to try to impress upon them the ukrainians that we can't do anything and everything for ever. so what, what is the matter? the ammo is running out there, going to jack up production 500 percent over the next couple of years years. is that going to be in play in years from now? what i'm, what is

you have the people's party and all different speakers like jimmy and ron paul and tulsi gabbard comingndless wars. we spent $100-million of weapons and aid going to ukraine. and the suffering in our own country is being ignored. you covered east palestine disaster in ohio. america is a failed state with these endless wars. we pivoted from afghanistan to ukraine. this war started in 2014 when the concern coup was put in place in kyiv. that was revealed by julian who should be freed. he published the truth about what nato was feeling. the speakers ask to abolish nato. it's not a peace keeping force. it's aggressive. it's pushing up against the borders of russia. we are closer to the bring of world war iii. many of your viewers may not know but kyiv has a ukraine kill liss. there are 337 children on that list. one is 14-year-old they talked to. roger waters is on that list. the director, oliver stone. it's sponsored by the ministry in kyiv. 12 journalists have died. it should be taken down. there has been a lot of war crimes including what just happened with nord stream 2 and the u.n. sec

the delegates before the republican convention you can't win, a case in point in 2012, you know ron paul finished third in the iowa caucus, but you know, what he got 21 electoral votes. santorum won, he got zero, he dropped out, but romney got second with 6. in the iowa caucus, romney was chosen the winner after santorum flipped. those things are super purpose important tobefo understand before you go in. last point. i hear youyour, i get it. keep in mind. that 40 years ago. 36% of the american people scribe themselves as independent, not lean republican or lean democrat but independent, today that number is about 8 or 9. which is why in 2016. 80 thousand people decided the outcome of that electionel in 2020. 410. thousand people decided the outcome of the election, that ilects because, we don't have a national campaign for from the any f more. hav we have a campaign in 10 or-- 11 states where ples than p less than 100 thousand people in those states will determine the outcome the next president.se >> w pence. and then ask you a question on the other side. >> i wish her well. ambassador

presidential candidate of america, speaking at the action, the former member of congress from texas ron paulrding to him , washington's lunatic movement of the third world war, according to the politician, inciting conflicts, the united states is trying to solve economic problems. anti-war rallies in europe do not stop this time, hundreds of activists took to the streets of amsterdam with the slogans of peace with russia and stop the war machine and proxy war after the march, they staged a rally where they called on their eu government to stop supplying weapons to ukraine the participants of the action are sure that new shipments of weapons will not lead to peace, as european politicians are trying to convince of this, but only to new victims and not to any victory. the dutch do not believe in kiev either and call to live in russia in peace from their cabinet of ministers, they demand to take a position of neutrality and send only humanitarian aid to ukraine. and at the end of the news from the belgorod region, there are dozens of families affected by shelling in the border areas began to re

capture those delegates before the republican convention, you can't win, a case in point in 2012, ron paul finished third in the iowa caucus, but, he got 21 electoral votes, santorum won, he got zero, dropped out but romney got second he got 6. he was technically chosen the winner after santorum flipped, they are super important to understand before you go in. the last point on your popular vote point, i hear you, i get it keep in mind, that 40 years ago. 36% of the american people describe themselves as independent. today, that number is about 8 or 9, which is why in 2016. 80 thousand people decided the outcome of that election, in 2020. 41 thousand people decided the outcome of the election, that is because we don't have a national campaign for president any more, we have a campaign in 20 or 11 state -- 10 or 11 states less than 100 thousand people in those 10 or 11 states, will determine the outcome of the next president. trey: i want to play a short clip from someone else who may get into the race. former vice president mike pence. and then ask you a question on the other side. >> i wi

and by the way, a-hole free, we'll have a great antiwar protest, sunday lincoln memorial in dc, ron paulinich will be speaking it will be great. kennedy: if you are in dc stop by for the antiwar protest. >> rage against war.com. kennedy: the president's son could be in deep yogurt, new e-mail showed secret service may have protected biden family during hunter biden's 2018 gun fee fiasco, when his girlfriend, also his dead brother's widow, ditched his handgun in a store trash can. how irresponsible. and called it bizarre. >> there are numerous instances where secret service showed up to try to help hunter biden, that is bizarr, this is another set of questions that joe biden needs to come forward and be transparent. we have a major investigation here, secret service are now a part of it. >> we'll talk about strange bed fellows, why could secret service prospect hunter. i'll have miranday it vine. the woman who wrote the booko him. >> in one instance to to with hotel in l.a., there were two people that have been described as secrets service agents, one of them had just retired and one reti

but when have we ever had any antiwar march that brought together ron paul tulsa gabbard, jilltein, dennisinich, people from different political perspectives? there is another march coming up on march 18, a different set of groups is putting together. i think we have to be at every antiwar march. i'm also excited that on tuesday we are having a lobby day in congress, inviting people of all political persuasions to meet us in the rayburn buildin and go to the offices of every member of the armed services committee in congress to say enough weapons, stop sending weapons, start negotiating. stop escalating, start negotiating. this is the message now that more american people want us to take to congress, which has done nothing but supply billions and billions of weapons to keep this war going, when there is no winning on the battlefield. that is an important thing to say to you, matt. there is no winning on the battlefield. if you agree to that, why do we ke fueling this war? amy: matt, your response? >> sure. first, i would reference something that medea said about stopping negotiations. she

. >> yes, that was ron paul and roger waters. wow. meanwhile, over on fox news, clearly showing zero signs of embarrassment or self-reflection after having been exposed as knowingly lying to their audience about the 2020 election, things went about how you would expect as well. >> we have entered into this mad max era of foreign policy because we have no leadership at the white house, and of course, putin has taken advantage of this, china has eyed taiwan, and we pushed them closer together. but i think the question for a lot of people of the audience is how long does this go on? what is winning look like? >> over in congress, the maga party led by marjorie taylor greene continued not to care about ukraine's independence. and what that might mean for the rest of the world. she also tweeted a call for parts of the u.s. to secede from the union. a little throwback to her state and region's confederate past. joining me now from kyiv is ali velshi host of velshi, also joining me, michael beschloss, nbc news presidential historian. both of

that you have the people's party, the libertarians, you have all different speakers like jimmy daw, ron paul, kim iverson, tulsi gabbard with very different political views coming together for one message, no more endless war. we've spent almost one hundred billion dollars of weapons and aid going to ukraine and the suffering that we have in our own country is being ignored. and you've been covering quite where other networks haven't. the east palestine in ohio, the ecological disaster. our infrastructure is falling apart. america's becoming a failed state with all these endless wars. we've basically pivoted from afghanistan to ukraine. and this war started. yes. twenty fourth, some people say, but actually started in 2014 with madone when the western coup was put in place in kyiv. and that was revealed by julian assange, who is, you know, should be freed. and he published the truth about what the imperialist state of america and the west and nato was doing. so the speakers are all gathering to ask to abolish nato , know it's not a peacekeeping force. it's an aggressive force. it's been push

that's when you had ron paul and rand paul winning every presidential straw poll there.r and further mainstream? they still held on to mainstream republicans until this year. it's amazing how many are saying no. >> i think, joe, that there's been that cranky libertarian thing that popped up at cpac and had whatever flavor of conservatism was in any given year. what happened to cpac is it became impact. it became the maga political action committee and conference. trump first spoke there in 2011 and was received rapturely with his version of what became the make america great again trump platform, attacking china, attacking immigrants, birtherism and trump was trying to figure out -- had never been a republican. never been a conservative. cpac became the workshop for his early political development. he was like i'll be a political figure and try to figure out how to be a republican. his version of radical grievance-based nationalist politics took shape there. every time he would come in 2011 he thought about getting in the race. then in 2012, 2013, 2014 every time he came

donald trump and ron desantis. pamela paulat liberals can learn a lot from desantis. quote, it would be tempting to write off desantis, the bombastic republican governor of florida, as another unelectable right wing lunatic unfit for national office. we've made that mistake before. we're back with my guests. natasha, basically what pamela paul is saying is that desantis is not trump. people who think he's the new tangled trump, he's not trump. he's stolen a page from trump. but her argument is we shouldn't write him off. compare their respective back ground think. trump's acceptance into the university of pennsylvania after an academic known only for mediocrity. desantis, the son of a tv ratings box installer and a nurse earned his way into the i'vy league. he worked his way through yale while playing baseball and graduated magnum cum laudee. >> it sounds like she's really impressed by his resume. >> i think that was a lesson learned with donald trump. i think when donald trump ran, it changed our standard for everything. and

they pick in the past ron paul for years and then rand paul for the candidate of choice. you won a land slide. you are in a political solar system. you don't need to go where trump is and scratch and claw with everybody else. talk to the big money donors. it is a smart move. i think the bigger question is, is his best play acting like he is going to run in '24? raising the money? finishing out the term and running in '28 or is this his time? barack obama knew 2008 was his time. if you wait four year it is window closes. jfk said when you see blue sky fly to it. and that's exactly why jfk ran in 1960. maybe desantis thinks there's blue sky now. and it won't be around four years from now. >> as for president biden he may not have announced the re-election run yet but first lady dr. jill biden said he is ready to run. >> he says he's not done. he's not finished what he started and that's what's important. look at all that joe has done. he brought us out of the chaos and he did that. he was elected because people wanted steady leadership and i think they saw that in joe and t

paul: so you think that this is -- you can adapt the strategy existence ron desantis or anyone. >> donald will be on the ballot regardless of whether donald trump is on the ballot, that's for sure. [laughter] paul: okay. all right, thanks, mark, appreciate it. >>> when we come back, president biden steps up his attack on republicans over social security and medicare, so is the entitlement fight really about the 2024 the opponent that hem fearyos most?yo ♪ mucurk sprinkler on. and now i'm sending mixed signals... to your garage. but, if you haven't bundled your home and auto, unpacking this isn't going to be too much fun. so get allstate. there's something going around the gordon home. good thing gertrude found delsym. now what's going around is 12-hour cough relief. and the giggles. the family that takes delsym together, feels better together. oh, that spin class was brutal. well, you can try using the buick's massaging seat. oh. yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. what's your buick's wi-fi password? it's buick envision. that's a really ti

you have statements nikki haley and ron desantis made, when speaker paul ryan was advocating for somef these cuts, being in favor of them, that former president trump is now leveraging as opposition against some of his republican or would be rivals. it has shifted so quickly from entitlement reform to we will not touch any of this, which makes sense politically. if there's one thing we have learned it's that voters hate things being taken away from them, even voters who hated obamacare, when you tried to take away some of the health benefits, they did not like that. yamiche: it is a critical point when you think about what voters are think about and what will impact their lives. as we talk about health, there was the physical exam president biden put out my he was healthy and vigorous -- i hope my doctor would say that about me. are democrats worried that this is the possible achilles' heel for president biden. his numbers have been struggling but he is popular in his own party. talk about t decision to put this out and what the report might mean. zolan: when you ask about any topic,

. >> i'm curious about your take on -- the isolationist wing of the gop used to be ron and rand paul.that now. how much of it do you think is sort of genuine sort of leeriness of interventions because of iraq and afghanistan on the right and how much of it do you think it's simply because biden is a democrat? >> i think you've always had on both sides kind of the wings on each party an isolationist tendency, and i think that this war in particular, you're right. the polling is starting to show a lack of support, and i think that there are ways that you can address this. a lot of republicans say, hey, we should be doing more on our own border and not the ukraine-russia border. my response to that is great powers can do both things, but it is important to address our own border, to secure the border. that would take away one of the arguments and something else, and i hear from alaskans on this. we need to do a better job, the administration needs to do a better job to get our european allies to pull their weight. as you know, chuck, they've had a commitment to spend at a minh up and it

mitch mcconnell, paul ryan, ron desantis. i could go down the list.going to be the his message. i don't know if it works. if it's a one-on-one match ifup, it probably doesn't work -- matchup. if it's 20 people, it could work because donald has that base. neil: right. >> but it's going to be a nasty campaign. and especially if desantis gets in. by the way, he's not in yet, right? neil: no, he's not. what's that line we use in this business, charlie? time will tell. >> time will el the, yes. [laughter] neil: thank you, my friend, for joining us on a saturday. charlie gasparino calling from his estate right now. he's an elite. our friend. >>> all right, in the meantime, far from saying that this storm problem the country has been having is over, just talk to anyone from the midwest all the way to california and even in the los angeles area that it's easing up. it's not. lower your monthly payments with the 3 c's. pay down your credit cards. pay off your car loan. consolidate your debt with a va home loan from newday. ♪ the only thing i regret about my li

paul: kim, you wrote a column about ron desantis and his statements this week.ke on his remarks is that he's hedging. he's not really committed to the full trump let's abandon ukraine. on the other side, he doesn't want to totally embrace joe biden's strategy because, of course, many republicans don't want anybody to embrace anything that joe biden -- [laughter] does. so, but how do you see it, and he stay on the fence? >> yeah. so i agree with you entirely, paul. i don't think he committed himself entirely with those statements. it doesn't really make up for a policy. but, no, he is going to have to come up with a policy in one way or another. and he's going to get some pressure from those around him to suggest that there's merit to joining donald trump in that camp. they'll argue that this is where donald trump going to hit him really hard. he can't be seen to be in the same side as the president. i would argue that there's a lot more merit in him actually returning to the traditional republican view of a strong defense to give him a strong contrast with donal

. >>> that is paul rudd playing intrepid reporter alongside will farrell's ron burgundy in the 2004 classic a long list of hit comedies, earning praise for his dramatic roles, hosting "saturday night live" five times, named "people's" sexiest man alive and, of course, becoming a superhero. rudd stepped into the marvel cinematic universe as "ant-man" has been a massive success with the original movie and a sequel combining for more than a billion dollars at the box office with another now arriving in theaters. paul and i got together at the famous white horse tavern in new york where they had the place all ready for valentine's day. ♪♪ do you like how i decorated the room for us. >> i'm so touched you did it. >> i was here at 4:00 a.m. in the rafters. >> it doesn't happen overnight. >> i just want to make you comfortable. >> you have. hi, i'm scott. >> over the last decade or so, paul rudd has made himself comfortable as a marvel superhero. >> sorry about this. >> an unexpected career turn, perhaps, until he heard about his character. were you surprised by the phone call you got ten years ag

ron desantis as a competitor. he was on record and voting for entitlement changes and part of paul ryan's budget.t this interesting eye license with trump and biden together that they may rough up desantis in the primary a little bit or maybe to either or both of their advantages. >> speaking of 2024, tomorrow we'll have reporters from south carolina and iowa to give us the lay of the ground. we are close to all kicking off, josh. this poll between desantis who's not in and former president trump who is. if it is head to head, desantis wins, if it is a number of different candidates, the former president is on top in the polls. your thoughts on how this is shaping up since former president is the only one in the race currently. >> yeah, i know, i watched earlier in the show and we had all the various potential candidates all taking a shot at ron desantis. despite not being a declared candidate at this point, he's certainly getting the front runner treatment as everybody from president trump and who ever trying to take their best shots around desantis. i think that tells you more about how the fie

will be going against gop elites, whether it's mitch mcconnell, paul ryan, trying to tie that elite, that elite part of the party to ron whoever else he's going an. we should point out, ron desantis hasn't declared yet. it's nikki haley and trump. people think tim scott is likely to get involved, make mike pompeo and of course the 400 point gorilla, ron desantis. he's going to try to attach that elite status to his republican opponents as he's likely to do in the general election against biden and the democrats. this is interesting. watch how he comes out, how he phrases stuff. he is already making noises about republican elites, that he doesn't like them. you can see how he trying to attach desantis to them. i can tell you one thing, neil and i did a lot of reporting from the super bowl with -- the super bowl is a great game, right? it's got the festivities and everything else. it's a meeting place of a lot of billionaires. one of the thing coming outs of the ownership class, and they skew republican, they think donald trump is going to go against the elites, some of the sentiment that may said and a divided field whe

paul ryan. it starts with two clear front-runners, donald trump and former governor ron desantis.recent poll, 46-23 in a wild field, but when it narrows down to two candidates, trump and desantis, trump's lead narrows dramatically. how will the 2024 republican field be? former governor of maryland, larry hogan. welcome back to "meet the press." >> good morning. usually i reserve the questions for the end, but i'll ask up front here. have you made a decision? >> i haven't. i said i'll take a pretty serious look at this, and i'm traveling around the country just trying to get a feel for what republican voters want, that what americans are looking for, and we'll make a decision in a relatively short period of time. >> i'm interested on what republican voters want. right now if you watch the other potential rivals, it does seem there's only one issue that seems to be unifying on the base, and that's sort of these culture wars and education. here's a sampling. >> go read books like "gender queer" and see what's in there. it's inappropriate. we've armed parents to object to that and hav

implications here for republicans, including people like ron desantis, who many are eyeing as a trump alternative. he's under heat for his past endorsement of paulurity. >> i would embrace proposals, you know, like paul ryan offered and other people have offered that are going to, you know, provide some market forces in there, more consumer choice. social security, you know, i would do the same thing. me getting social security at 65 or 67, if i'm going into live into my yagts is probably not sustainable. >> that's his view, that was the vow. he then voted for budget plans to slow the future spending for social security. all of this heating up because republicans were claiming that biden was lying by referring to some republicans' records on social security. but the tape don't lie. >> that's the democrat talking points. >> no, no, it's in the plan. it's in the plan. >> but here's this -- let's talk about reality. >> senator, hang on. it's not a democratic talking point. it's in the plan. >> the plan, the reality, that was a fact check, courtesy of fox news there. the facts matter, because this turns on how politicians are using their power and w

ron food is, was saying food many thanks. alright. to our new show, just their head on the indeed deals with food, what he was just seeing there. it's called african now paul asleep or is examining the continued rise of terrorism, an instability on the continent and asks, who's responsible for it? that's next. say close lou, a 3rd hello and welcome to this week's africa. now show i'm policy and i'm with our team in the canyon coastal city of mombasa. this week we explore the wives of terrorism and extremism in africa. and for this reason we've chosen kenya this east african country has seen some of the worst terror attacks in recent history. most of the attacks are carried out by the hour chabad militant group and its supporters who cross over from somalia to the east. oh, no, probably what happened with the what happened with that he caught up with 2 of the worst terra tax in recent kenya history. where with the westgate shopping center and the 2 city hotel complex in the capital, nairobi, we will refuse permission to take our cameras inside by the strict security protocols in place in the country. but we did manage to bring you the following reports been

paul, you know, reading the truth socials, just sort of feels like, you know, i don't want to read the tweets any more. help us unpack what's going on between trump and rondicate he's worried about the governor from florida. there's no other way around it, right? >> yeah. it sounds like it. i heard your comment about president carter. one of my old friends in georgia always used to say a hit dog will holler, meaning mr. trump is barking because he's hit. he's worried and scared of governor desantis. i think trump is the betting favorite, but it's not my favorite. but he's scared and that's why he's doing it. >> gavin, what do you think about trump is going to be going to east palestine, ohio. i can't imagine it would be the last thing in that folks need is the trump circus rolling into town, and you worked in that campaign, worked in that administration, so you know what that is all about. what do you make of all that? >> i think you said it best. at the end of the day, donald trump is his own worst enemy. nikki haley has been getting a lot of slack for not taking him on. but why should she? donald trump is going to do himself in. at the end of the day,