the air strike is ro insists it only targets thomas. the radical isn't mister group classified as a terrorist organization by several countries, including germany. daily reality team, gaza, people riding in panic after rain is really air strikes. the attack heat, a 2 story building in the central city of their l by a lot of the people were queueing to receive aid. at the school, they were headed. 20 martyrs were buried at the school with that and they show in this hospital in the same area, paramedics burst into tears as they recognized their colleagues. 4 of them were killed after n is rarely strike, keep their ambulance is death move actually, i mean, i them, we're being directly targeted. so we won't be able to save the lives of the wounded village of above. we said many times before the ambulances will be moving, but it looks like they want to stop patients being saved because of this direct air strike. in response to drawing international pressure on monday, each real place that it was shipped to a more targeted campaign and gaza w

ramaswamy: ro, read the facts. rep. khanna: the problem is the economics and i guess my point is the panel of climate change, president biden, myself there, are a lot of people who believe in climate change who are open to nuclear. and tomorrow, we had fusion, elon musk said we have fusion. it's called sun. if we have fusion, great. we've been chase thought holy grail for 50 years. let's develop all of the alternatives. rep. ramaswamy: i'm not against developing an alternative. rep. khanna: that's what president biden's inflation act does. rep. ramaswamy: i think this could be useful in washington. three to five years with the time it took to construct a new nuclear power plant. that's how long it takes in places like japan and france today. after that body was created, it's 25-40 years. that is not because you all elected congressman who voted for that policy. it's because somebody who was never elected decided they don't want nuclear energy in the united states. it is about flogging ourselves in what has become a mode

ramaswamy: ro, read the facts. rep. khanna: the problem is the economics and i guess my point is the panel of climate change, president biden, myself there, are a lot of people who believe in climate change who are open to nuclear. and tomorrow, we had fusion, elon musk said we have fusion. it's called sun. if we have fusion, great. we've been chase thought holy grail for 50 years. let's develop all of the alternatives. rep. ramaswamy: i'm not against developing an alternative. rep. khanna: that's what president biden's inflation act does. rep. ramaswamy: i think this could be useful in washington. three to five years with the time it took to construct a new nuclear power plant. that's how long it takes in places like japan and france today. after that body was created, it's 25-40 years. that is not because you all elected congressman who voted for that policy. it's because somebody who was never elected decided they don't want nuclear energy in the united states. it is about flogging ourselves in what has become a mode

today "the new york times" publishing this op-ed by congressman ro khanna. he acknowledges that a.i. will bring tremendous benefits, but he also says that a.i. develops at lightning speed. as it does, we need to protect our workers, the humans. here are some of his key points. first, working class people need to have a seat at the table, a say on how a.i. will change their jobs. he brought up a recent state bill here in california that would have required drivers, humans, to be in the cabin of driverless big rig trucks for the first five years. he said no one understands the safety risks better than the drivers themselves. that bill, by the way, was vetoed by governor gavin newsom. congressman khanna also writes workers should get a share in company profits and not solely on hours worked. he said it's the only way workers can fully thrive as a.i. increases america's productive capacity. joining us now from palo alto is congressman ro khanna fresh off a flight from washington, d.c. representative khanna, nice to have you back on the program. your op-ed there

lab at a full the advise of the pakistan's ministry of foreign affairs thank you all for joining us, ro flip stop. what do you, what do you make of this decision by the supreme court? the outcome of the decision has political implications. but why now just a month ahead of the election. so choose, uh, you know, the whole time bakers has got me so it did not come as a surprise to us. this is part of the logic conspiracy. you know that to, uh, started with the bank on government back in april. but back within 40 was and since federal things have been moving it all in the direction that'd be rejected. they were, there's a whole lot of uh, of what be generated. but 1st, along the line uh the, the stopper spent and no, actually it started on funding at all when the government funded around con, stomach was supposed to go. and then they've been gone to taking the subsequent specialist at all. and they will have to come back to block of stone and then take part in the, in the next election, so as to be blanket as the, as the king. unfortunately, the institutions of the country have been comple

so let's bring it, i guess for today's discussion from as long about we're joined by ro press on the central information secretary of him. wrong kinds of political policy focused on jeffrey in stuff in karachi is the capital of sinned, providence for joined by mohammed's about who ma, he's the provinces, form a governor representing now where she leaves political policy impacts on listening league. and also in his mom about, we have michelle have his id, the founding part of the advisory services from todd lab at a former advisor to pakistan's ministry of foreign affairs. thank you all for joining us rove. let's start with the what do you make of this decision by the supreme court? the outcome of the decision has political implications. but why now just a month out of the election. so choose, uh, you know, the whole time bakers has caught me so it did not come as a surprise to us. this is part of the logic conspiracy. you know, that just started with the bank on government back in april, but back within 41. and since then, and things have been moving, you know, it'd be direction, tha

we've got about 30 seconds for each of the ro, friend habits about a. basically, i think what we, what, what, what shot if we're saying there is the pakistan will never succeed economically. politically, until the military is, is, is out of the picture right, of what i would not like to about cost, especially that any big leader at this point in time or like what on pga wants is big pocket sponsored have. but once 3 pad inclusive next, without any outside into that, it's a doing from the stop. right? that is easier said been done because the military has, by can, by convention has always been that they have to throw the box on for all this up to 6 years, either directly or indirectly. truly, all right, to, to the account. so position and position to follow. and final thoughts plays from behind. it's about wilma. so yeah, it's very simple. i think we all agree on the concepts in a box on every institution. every part, it can be the part to buy these $200.00, to establishing the constitutional, the same book, in which and that was supposed to have been su

. >> here is what ro khanna said about you.take issue with what you're doing but how you're doing it. here is his criticism. >> i don't agree that you should challenge the president but if you are going to do it, run on your vision. run on your ideas, run on what you want to do for the nation. the attacks on president biden, on someone who has dedicated his whole life to public service. >> i'm so glad ro gave me this chance. i've been talking about my agenda this whole time, nobody is covering it. i'm going -- >> jake asked you last night -- >> and i told jake. >> kasie has interviewed -- >> and i told jake last night if you had listened. >> i watched the whole thing. >> american dream accounts, thousand dollar accounts to start raises the quality of opportunity, we need medicare for all, a national health insurance program, we need to build 7 million houses in this country, we need education for all that doesn't burden people with debt. cost and chaos is whaegs on people's mind, social security i know how to fix. i will have a

welcome to the program is ro is preparing to defend itself in court against the accusations of genocide in the war against thomas and gaza hearings. begin today at the international court of justice in the hague, and the case brought by south africa. meanwhile, the palestinian red present says for paramedics, have been killed in and is ready. air strike is ro insisted only target thomas. the radical is mr. group classified as a terrorist organization by several countries, including germany. daily reality team gaza people riding in panic. after rain is really air strikes. the attack had a 2 story building in the central city of their l. bala and the people were queueing to receive aid. at the school they were headed. 20 martyrs were buried at the school with data and they show in this hospital in the same area. paramedics burst into tears as they recognized their colleagues. 4 of them were killed after and these really strikes cheap. there were ambulance. this is death move actually, i mean i them were being directly targeted how so we won't be able to save the lives of the wounded of th

this is ro and from different parts of the also any from jewish americans enjoys. you'll be as will i see them. and you can imagine how important is it that this will it, that i think because at the it's it still keeps some meaning for the values that we have been struggling for, for the kids who will be at that there's often being censored from mainstream circle, mainstream media, obviously in nature nations, i should say that the debunking on of sexual crimes being committed on october, the 7th they headed babies and the sorts of stories still being repeated actually the un security council even after being debunked. but then you've got also is like, oh sure it's what does that make, jo, by wishy so next as live on the land of the e. u. i. they can co conspirators in genocide of what they meant. and it the, the, the, their support is what it is, right to do all this, you know, is really good, then tell them all, this was of the american british and eased report from the 1st week. they give it a huge support for is to do whatever they want to do. they, you know, i

and again, that is ro will not give up on any of the hostages. the people here have hard time believing they leader 136 is rarely hostages, still remain, inconsistency in the guy who has 3 for 100 days already, including all the people miners and the sick and injured. especially for today's gruesome events. local office has the bill to spectrum. it's a tunnel here on the square that resembles the underground tunnels of have mass and together strip the families of the hostages. believe the loved ones are held in a similar place and this art installation serves to assimilate the conditions. the captives are probably house and people end to the tunnel and leave it cry. and this is certainly as far as a full, the entire nation. people support each other and especially with the families of those interests. david jim, this is another mission of today's gathering to pressure the government to secure the release of the hostages as soon as possible, but also show solidarity and unit team. we had to southern gaza now with these rarely as dry country reside

but it's worth remembering that is ro is it's highly and circled by iran access of resistance. we've got a k, the who stays here in the south in him, and then him directly to the south of his ro. we've got his pull out in the north, in lebanon. we've got a run back. she is in the east ends in the northeast. so that's of course, have off in the west. so it really could look quite box as well. if things do spiral into all out conflict and take us to you, i'm and specifically, i mean, this is a country already devastated by years of civil war. how could an escalation with the united states and its partners and allies impact this country and its civilians? as it's is a country that's been ravaged by civil already. and as i said, strikes by the south dakota nation over $25000.00 of them have already pummeled the areas controlled by the who sees. but the problem now is that the who sees have entered into agreements with its war. and with that war in partners inside. yeah, and that's something that was announced by the united nation special envoy just before christmas. that provides a

all clear to everyone today is ro stands before the international community. this is crimes against the palestinians laid back since october last year. the people of gaza had been the victims of bombardment and strikes from land sea and a homes refugee camps. and then time neighborhoods had been destroyed and not even schools and hospitals and religious places had been sped. of the people of guys that had been deprived of electricity fuel food and medical supplies. the, i'm a pause the has the destination of to the international court of justice, ruled in favor of that africans requested to impose emergency misses a case as well with the military operations in gaza. the president says that he expects is well to abide by the international court of justice is rooting that it take ms. is to prevent the genocide a case for the seniors and guys of the court has indeed ordered as well to ensure the forces do not commit acts of genocide and to, to improve humanitarian access. and also to report back within a month. and only if it's f, as in wages, was a gaze combust

and the result, even before the court session is held, is ro is committing genocide and gaza. an israel knows the result in advance. we are the defense, dis, palestinians standing alone without any support from arabs seduce and the well let's go to that. i've been a shot. the whole of guys is tired and the people are exhausted. i don't trust the international politics. the only freedom on this country in the world is south africa. i hope other countries and the arab countries in particular with following the footsteps of south africa. well, tar capitalism is in reference, southern gods, or an anti imagine the situation there is such that people who are worried about staying and lives in what's going on at the hague. so yes, that's completely to the main coast in tracing and consensual palestinians right now is to know how to survive date by the end of fluids to the basic necessities within. they say you've also they are paying attention for what's happening with the international court of justice as they have been also the, today's hearing the course had tree. good. you blame

condemned the attack. cooling it, a terrorist act, and placing to continue it's resistance against as ro a little after. and we would like to reaffirm that the assassination will jack by design this occupation of the grape commander in which i had shaved, solemn, allied woody and his brothers and call liza the hum us commanders and cod race on lebanese territory is an act of terrorism. in every sense of the word, it is also a violation of lebanese sovereignty, a violation that represents an expansion of the scope of these really aggression against our people and our nation and desire in this occupation. the nazis in this occupation is completely responsible for any repercussions. the occupation will not succeed in breaking the determination of our people and their here real quick resistance condition. the killing of solidarity is the latest and the history of assassinations of the most finds is in commodities. michael, apple has more studied solar allowed. rudy was one of how much is top officials. he was meeting other leaders from the group in the bay route suburb of da here. when a hug

congress the post- ro era.rn to elected officials come at the end of today's march please consider this your members of congress and asked them to support life-affirming policies for both mom and baby. finally to make sure you are able to safely participate in the today following our closing prayer in just a few minutes please follow the guidance of our marshals who will direct you i the direction of the march. >> hello everybodyea were celebrating 50 years of marriage so very grateful. i'm so proud of all of you coming on this very cold, snowy day in our nation's capitol to eak f no voice and this is personal me because my mother was a beautiful woman otherwise why would i be s i was on a joke by the way no getty, is a joke and so my mother was married andorced seven times and jenna playing with some guy in long beach and i was conceived. i was upland, thankfully me to turn that is more but it hit me very early in our life was the meaning of have this' decided to ratify the going up one day my high school peop

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we went congress the post- ro era. members of congress and asked them to support life-affirming policies for both mom and baby. finally to make sur ye march tor closing prayer in just a few minutes please follow the guidance of our marshals who will direct you i the direction of the march. >> hello sweetie here with you what kathy this year were celebrating 50 years of marriage so very grateful. i'm so proud of all of you coming on this very cold, snowy day in our nation's capitol to speak for those who have no voice and this is personal me because my mother was a beautiful woman otherwise, why would i be so handsome. i was on a joke by the way, no getty, is a joke and so my th and divorced seven times and jenna playing with some guy in long beach and i was conceived. i was upland, thankfully my is more but it hit me very my life, i know, when we have this' decided to ratify the going up one day, my high school caum aup people that we call the jesus freaks is not meant as a compliment but they interest me what were the

we think it's quite likely if the coal was favor south africa's argument that is ro we've just ignore it completely. but that's not the end of the story. because remember, there are countries who are currently supporting is rouse right to self defense. who is saying that israel should continue, is action on the ground and not so you as a note to break, but also the u. k. a. germany that the main countries will. how will they be swayed by decision, by the international court of justice, the favor south africa's case a decision potentially that old? is it an agency spot that i think, what's a really difficult dilemma ahead of those countries in particular, joe biden. and the white house, because of the us on 3 occasions, as you say, it's vito power in the un security council, the block of agency swap. now if this ruling goes in favor of south africa and against israel and says that should be a see. so i think very, very quickly, you're going to get a country in the un security council for example, slovenia, which is one of the few european countries that is supporting the genocide actio

very good works have been done in the field of infrastructure in the field of ro-ro ships. now, the connection between akta port and kurik port to amira port. which will seriously increase the volume of both our exchanges and transit. expectations for the increase of trade interests are due to the fact that iran and central asia are geographically and culturally connected. four of the five countries in this region are members of the shanghai cooperation organization. the two countries are located along the shores of the caspian sea. 5 central asian countries are also members of eco economic cooperation organization. it is expected that an important effective step to implement the order of action included in the 2025 eco vision regarding the establishment of the trade zone. the limited preferential trade of mossom to akuta should also be implemented after two ten. in addition, kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan are members of the eurasian economic union, which recently signed a free trade agreement with iran. the free trade agreement between the islamic republic of iran and the euras

it has been discussed in the field of infrastructure in the field of ro-ro shipping, now the connectionween the port of akte and the port of korik to the port of amirabad, which will seriously increase the volume of both our exchanges and transit. expectations for increased trade relations since that day, iran and central asia have been linked geographically and culturally. four of the five countries in this region are members of the shanghai cooperation organization. the two countries are located along the shores of the caspian sea. five central asian countries are also members of the eco economic cooperation organization. it is expected that an important and effective step will be taken to implement the action plan contained in the eco vision 2025 regarding the establishment of a free trade zone in eco and also the successful implementation of mosom's limited preferential trade agreement to ekota after two decades. in addition , kazakhstan and kyrgyzstan are members of the union there are also eurasian economies that recently signed a free trade agreement with iran. the free trade agr

and for its continued attacks against is ro, never the less, in coordination with the u. n. israel enables fuel to enter dogs, all the service essentials. sure. such as sewage treatment. you certainly nation plans, water pumps, and hospitals. and cellular infrastructure for maintaining communication is ro, remains committed to helping international organizations and states involved in the 8 effort to overcome these hurdles. and consistently increase the amount of aid and services available to the population as in gaza. as will be further described by mr . sender. here, a picture of incubators that the idea provided to. she's the hospital here, a picture of an ambulance convoys, coordinated by co got a picture of consignments, a picture of ambulances, the entry of which was coordinated by co gats. and finally, more consignments waiting to enter does not in president members of the court in the time allotted, i have been able to describe only some of israel's efforts to mitigate civilian harm and to address the humanitarian situation and gaza. but even this mere fraction is

very good works have been done in the field of infrastructure in the field of ro-ro shipping. now, the connection between akte port and kurik port to amirabad port, which has seriously increased the volume of both our exchanges and transit. will increase expectations for the increase of trade interests are due to the fact that iran and central asia are geographically and culturally connected. four of the five countries of this member region. the two countries are located along the shores of the caspian sea. five central asian countries are also members of the eco economic cooperation organization. it is expected that an important and effective step will be taken to implement the agenda contained in the eco vision 2025 regarding the establishment of a free trade zone in the eco, as well as agreeing to the trade agreement. in my opinion, with this work, an explosion of import export will be created, especially on goods that are there is a need for these countries and we are aware that these advantages are located next to the geopolitical and geographical position of iran for the

this tweet you read coming from representative ro khanna is important because ro khanna come along with senator bernie sanders, led the war powers act, war powers resolution in congress in 2019 when they directed trump to end hostilities in yemeni. essentially refueling saudi planes was centered and active war the president had no authority to use without congressional approval, let alone direct u.s. strikes like we are seeing right now without congressional approval. it is not defensive, even if president biden chooses to frame it as such. this is a breach of yemeni sovereignty. multiple cities, multiple provinces were attacked last night. there are casualties. people have been killed. we don't know how many yet. why escalate to such levels of violence when the ask was clear? work toward a cease-fire, end the suffering of the palestinian people, and u.s. interest here are commercial. this is a defensive capitalism as well. and yet to president biden resorting and rishi sunak resorting to escalation in violence instead of diplomacy and cease-fire. amy: we are showing live footage from t

please help me in welcoming congressman ro khanna. rep. khanna: thank you.'s give her a round of applause for hosting us. amazing leadership. amazing to see what you have done turnout everywhere. i have been involved in politics for over 20 years. i can always tell with the energy level is. i have been to events where a vents where you see a line of cars and you know there is excitement. what you have done with others in creating this campaign for the president is extraordinary. i cannot wait until he is here to help all of you -- thank alln of you in person. it really matters. you started talking about that. all of these young folks have come in. i think there was a group from minnesota. to see democ■uracy in action. that made me remember what me into politics. i have a ninth grade teacher who challenge us. the president would read it. the point is that it is exhilarating to be part of the democratic process. house partis like this. you have signs. i will tell you why that relates to joe biden. he is someone who has dedicated his entire life to public servi

i don't wish to my husband, he took us for nancy geiger to be diagnosed with 5 ro, my alger a disorder, apparently linked to the way the central nervous system process as pain. let's enter sure. the rule ecologist basically told to take pain killers when needed on, and she recommended doing something relaxing. like yoga. she said she, that was the only treatment available. if you move this type into one, we have that. and then i thought with where will this? and it's, it's fine if it's like this at the age of 32. listen, what about when i was 30 for 50 or 60 life place, but the idea of just popping pills and relaxing, didn't satisfy her. she started looking for alternatives and discovered a research project at the university hospital in my book. sure nothing doesn't want to show him pain researchers. cottage fema is trying to change the way her patients perceive pain by using the electrical impulses to influence the barrel receptors at the base of the carotid artery that were receptors don't just regulate blood pressure, but also indirectly influenced the way we perceive pain. chronic

joining me now is democratic congressman from california ro khanna. congressman khanna, thank you for joining us tonight. this is, as i just mentioned to nic robertson, really a tense moment for this white house. and you have said that president biden should not have launched this strike. why? >> well, abby, what i've said is he should have come as the constitution requires to congress. and that was echoed in a bipartisan way by senator mike lee, representative jackson, and many other senators and congress people. the constitution requires that if there is not an imminent threat of self-defense, that he has to come to congress. and here we know about your own reporting that this has been going on since december. he has assembled an entire international locoalition. he certainly should have come to congress to discuss whether this could put american troops at risk. i'm concerned about retalltation in iraq. i believe he did not follow the constitution. >> the white house says the strikes are a direct response to a january 9th houthi attack on an america

joining us is ro khanna, democrat from california. he of course campaigned with the president this weekend. a real change in tone, really stepping it up against the former president. let's start with one of his goals there, the state obviously to increase support where he is seeing softness this time around among black voters. i don't have to repeat the numbers for you. especially softness with younger black voters. what should he do differently to try to ensure that that critical base is behind him? >> frail the president brought the house down saturday night. this is the first time he's drawn a contrast with donald trump and it was very effective to say that he has delivered for working and middle class americans. donald trump's economy and lost jobs, tax cuts for the very wealthy. and jim clyburn made the case of what he has down for student loans and funding for infrastructure. >> and we did see once again protestors interrupting the president at times. their opposition to how easy really is handling the war against hamas, the pal

for, for the democracy. annual in the the main agenda and my political party is trying to change is ro from a joyce state estate which is built on race and the racial separation into a normal democracy. we call it this depth of all its citizens because we are struggling in the state of this right for equality and justice for or we ought to consider the extreme. and imagine this irony, those who are struggling for peace justice under equality for all arguments through the day 3 months. your war, the rest, your reward is being arrested. i just the end of all of the other boys is that that supports a few patients that wants to give gusta on the seat that wants to give us a pretty empty. that's why so precious the patient. of course, other than just a minute. and it is so going to this did the, any in this that you are just so full of one to dixie. now we are not allowed to express our views against the war. you know, all the senior leadership, what 20 percent of the population inside the system we have been trying to organize in march or the city as the most vision against the war. since

is ro, i'm from different parts of the. also any from jewish americans enjoys. you'll be as well as seeing them, and you can imagine how important is that, is it this will it that i think because at these it still keeps some meaning for the values that we have been struggling for, for the kids who will be at the top is often being censored from mainstream, so cool, mainstream media are obviously in nature nations i should say that the debunking of sexual crimes being committed on october, the 7th they headed babies and these sorts of stories still being repeated actually in the un security council, even off to being debunked, but then you've got honestly, is like, oh sure it's what does that make jo by blue she so neck as live on the land of the e u. i. they can co conspirators in genocide what they meant and it the, the, the, their support. this is what allowed this rose to do. all this, you know, is really good, then tell them all. this was of the american british and eased report from the 1st week. they give it a huge support for is to do whatever they want t

so the question is, of course, no bottle is ro do next because of the international court of justice has of course imposed a provisional emissions that it would like to see implemented it a stop short of calling for a ceasefire. but it did say that is what needs to ensure the basic needs for the college student and civilian is a civilian population, needs to ensure that they're not killed or a bodily harm to expose to bodily harm, but also ensure the punishment of incitement. so these are just some of the measures that the i c j would like to see implemented. now the question is, what is the was will do with it. um, because also um it was certain to argue that it already does some of these, for example, enabling humanitarian aid of going into garza. but it also has to submit a report to the court in 4 weeks time. so they would certainly be of as expected here. some pressure bias allies to change a course, but the how this will look like is something different now from the posting and stay. we've been hearing that. they see that as a really significant, a step, some sort of accountabi

what does he think of his ro, tactics and bustle, and what kind of countries might too much from this conflict? david miller, welcome to come pick zone again. it's a pleasure to be here. thanks for having me. israel risks strategic defeat if it goes on killing civilians at the current rate and gaza. this last week from the us defense secretary lloyd austin was this is close to a public rep for him on those washington will go or is the administration just, but you signaling for public consumption, having the ministration, frankly, the rhetoric increasing, rhetoric, impatience, frustration with the humanitarian catastrophe and gaza and the rising number ex financially announced and in this i think, reflects, is defined by the divide mystery. on one hand, the administration of from the get go is tethered it's a itself, these are of orange which are very ambitious eradication of a mouse. is military and infrastructure above and below, around 3 and of officers and the killing of at least 2 of the 2 top leaders. youngest one on a day, full plan, the october 7, 7 terror surge. but do take th

frozen after the killing of during this term alex a chunk, the pablo police, welcome to the program is ro is preparing to defend itself in court against the accusations of genocide in the war against thomas and gaza hearings begin today at the international court of justice in the hague, and the case brought by south africa. meanwhile, the palestinian red crescent says for paramedics of being killed in and is ready air strike is ro insists it only targets thomas the radical isn't mr. group classified as a terrorist organization by several countries including germany. daily reality team, gaza, people riding in panic after rain is really air strikes.