i have named schools and education awards, a crater for months and an asterroid, streets in rose gardensthe museum of sofia kavalevskaya was created in the joyful sign of palebina, ladies, what has changed the history well, and not only mathematicians. we do not tell dry historical facts: we load the era. geta is so outstanding that at the prykladze adnago month you can swim for an hour. there was spachatku garadzishcha, then zamak, and then zeinichaya tsarkva. symon budny. i was able to give out here the prime minister and his galoin pratsa of the bible. artifacts of ancient history. a real puzzle for us as time travelers. they placed a grate over the fire and these kernels were heated on the saucepan. geta family from the narkevich yotka family. this means that all the ancestors of this city were warriors. the task of our guides. zazhech you have a desire to touch the belarusian culture personally. dyvany - geta ўvogule soul belarusian people. we walk along the bridge, which is thrown over the former bypass channel of the castle. magchyma, our ancestral dachshunds of the noble families

so the group convened in the east room instead of the rose garden standing next to lady bird johnsony addressing the distinguished and, very attractive delegates. he took credit for title seven recommended that women expanded their volunteerism and joked about his wife's interest in the grass in the rose garden he listed accomplished ments of the commission as if women's equality had been achieved and figuratively patted our heads. friedan recalled. the next day the national women's party alice paul's organization, tried to introduce a resolution to bring the equal rights amendment under consider. they were refused shirley irritated friedan invited pauli murray and a group of women to her room at the washington hilton. that night, marie joined, as did dorothy hanner and carolyn davis, the women's department of the united autoworkers. friedan had met while researching her still uncompleted second book. there was also catherine k clarion, back head of the wisconsin commission on the status of women, mary eastwood and catherine conroy, who worked for the communications union. conroy and

late in the afternoon it started to rain so the group convened in the east room instead of the rose garden. standing next to a lady for president johnson began by addressing the distinguished and very attractive delegates. he took credit for title vii recommended that the women expanded their volunteerism and choked about his wife's interest in the grass in the rose garden. the list of accomplishments from the commission is women's equality had been achieved end quote figuratively padded their heads friedan recalls. the next day the national women's party alice paul's organization tried to introduce a resolution to bring the equal rights amendment under consideration. they were refused. irritated friedan invited polly murray and group of women to meet at the helton that night. she joined as the cartagena and carolyn davis at the women's department of united autoworkers. friedan met them while researching her on concluded secondte book. there was catherine claire and ike had to doth this to the stas ofy, women married eastwood and catherine conroy who worked for the committee patients union

late in the afternoon it started to rain so the group convened in east room instead of the rose garden. standing next to ladybird, president johnson begin by addressing the distinguished and very attractive delegates. he took credit for title vii recommended that the women expanded their volunteerism and joked about his wife's interests in the grass in the rose garden. he listed accomplishments of the commission as as a women's ey had been achieved and quote figuratively padded our heads, friedan recalled. the next day the national women's party out of paul's organization, to introduce a resolution to bring the equal rights amendment under consideration -- alice paul's -- they were refused. surely irritated friedan invited a group of women to her room at the washington hilton that night. murray joined as the dorothy haner and carolyn davis of the women's department of the united auto workers. friedan had met them while researching her still uncompleted second book. there was also katherine, head of the wisconsin commission on the status of women, mary eastwood and katherine conroy who

president was thanking president trump in the rose garden talking about the usmca and where he was payingration into the country. he had 28,000 mexican troops on their southern border stopping migration from coming north. look at what's changed? 180 degrees. now he is as the "wall street journal" said, giving the biden administration the middle finger. having a migration summit with dictators who are pro-tehran, pro-iranian, and you see this is the ripple effect. mexico should be concerned with the united states. we are their largest trading partner but yet you have this bad behavior and you have to ask why. the only conclusion you can come to is because they are not worried. bad behavior has been rewarded, not punished, in the biden administration. iran has been rewarded for bad behavior and our own allies like saudi arabia and mexico moving towards iran, towards china, towards our adversaries and -- but that is exactly what's happening. find a place on the globe, bill, where relations and u.s. national security posture and interests have gotten better. china, russia, iran are acting wor

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says the rose garden hotel on the alameda is where some of the sex trafficking was taking place. off camera the duty manager told me he was shocked at the arrest and from hearing it was happening at his hotel. across the bay area from gilroy to heyward, investigators say the 18 women were being trafficked for sex. >> it's unprecedented. >> reporter: the lead prosecutor in the human exploitation unit said even he was stunned by the magnitude and sophistication of the case calling it one of the largest in california history. >> it's an international organization. women were brought from various parts of south america, latin america, into the u.s. they were confined to different hotel rooms. they were told they couldn't leave. they were subject to surveillance. they were threatened. they were coerced. >> reporter: in all police arrested six men and three women including two. some face 54 felony counts. one is rodriguez's boyfriend. you're in shock? she says her boyfriend only gave female roommates rides to different places because that's what friends do and that nothing nefarious wa

the device is tested in the greenhouse rose garden of the capital's main landscaping enterprise.will certainly become in demand in the agro-industrial sector, because it can be successfully used for growing not only flowers, but cucumbers, tomatoes and other greenhouse vegetables, put... as part of the usual diet of every russian family. we are conducting an experiment to introduce a new type of lamp into the production cycle, and we will now - from the beginning of this project, we have taken into account the cutting in length, how much, what length we will cut in the test area, where we use lamps of a new type, and in the area where we use the lamps that we last... year launched. the city pays special attention to pilot testing of developments in the field of medicine. complete independence from foreign supply markets is the country's national priority. and the capital has something to boast about. thus, on the basis of the central laboratory of moscow , two technologies are being tested at once: test systems for detection of nosocomial infections, determination of their sensit

the 1st is the rose garden under which water from the surrounding areas is stored. and this always can also function that as a result of water resource during the drive period for the cost to keep the cost of the product clean. if this storage tank is filled, we'll stop feeling the thoughts brown see over here. this is at a lower level than everything else, so it can receive water easily and be filled up as soon as the water starts to overflow. when it could look like this. and then there's the one. when it is a mess of code, both a wall comes up here to close off this compounds. and this thing behind me will go into a giant based on that stores. the few of the projects have been financed by taxpayer money, but most of the funding is linked to consumption through a levy on the water bill of homes and companies and if it costs explodes too much, then we decide, okay, we don't do it. but then there might be some more damage is locally. mm hm. and you informed the citizen that they have to protect their feelings. but even with this much investment adapt ation to changi

el rose garden sobre la calle alameda en san josé, eran usados por una red de tráfico humano que, segúnlombia comercializaba a sus víctimas como servidoras sexuales en varias ciudades de california. >> un modo bien sofisticado usando varios teléfonos para poder coordinar toda la operación que era reclutar las víctimas, traerlas a los estados unidos o recuperarlas ya estando aquí en los estados unidos, transportar las entre las varias locales, esos números de teléfono, según las autoridades, se usaban para comunicarse con las víctimas y con los clientes potenciales, a quienes les cobraban 100■!a$ por 15 minutoso 200■!a$ por una hora de servicis sexuales. ahí la gente llamaba por teléfono o por o por texto, no más pidiendo servicios. quien tienen hoy? yo estoy en san josé, quien tienen y mandaban fotos de las mujeres igual como un menú 18 sobrevivientes, entre ellas una menor de edad de 17 años, lograron ser rescatadas de esta red que las llevaba a unidades de apartamentos o cuartos de hoteles ubicados en san josé. >> hayward, riverside y otras ciudades. >> varias veces no podían salir de

they have the rose garden, peter's bakery, we stopped by the bakery this morning to find out the line was out the door. people were picking up pastries but also grabbing the monopoly san jose editions. they preordered, the bakery is on the board with a picture of its burnt almond cake. one friend who used to live in the area made the two-hour drive just to pick theirs up there. we found one person who bought a stack of them. >> as a native of san jose i couldn't be more proud and more excited. i bought five today and i'm going to come back and order a lot more. this is going to be the hottest christmas gift in the bay area. >> we're a shop that makes a product that thankfully people enjoy, but it's the people of san jose that have put us on the map figuratively and literally. without them, we wouldn't be here. >> the first large city in the bay area to have a monopoly version. there's also a napa valley edition. >> that's fun. >> coming up tonight at 6:00, find out what other landmarks are filling up the newest board game in the south bay. >> thanks for that preview. >> you bet. >>> 4

question is, with the strategy that's being run from the white house right now, it's a bit of a rose garden the president is not out -- as you note, they're raising a lot of money. is that the way to approach it right now? >> well, you know, just in response to senator blumenthal, he didn't say anything that wasn't true. he didn't say anything that wasn't new either. whether it was the last election or this election, of course, the election is going to be close. that's a given. that cake is already baked. it's a divided country. but what the president needs to do -- he's going to have the money. he is traveling a lot. he's raising a lot of money and focusing on his accomplishments. personal, i would recommend start moving away in the economic messaging. it's not working. i don't know if you saw yesterday, there was a piece on nbc one of the president's pollsters said, bidenomics, we've done what we can, it's just not breaking through. they need to make things happen. they need to do what republicans do best. the reason why republicans won in new york, florida and virginia, why they were so

you know, washington, d.c., they seem to think that the signing in the rose garden is the end.t even the beginning. even the bipartisan infrastructure law which is so important, so critical, it's helping us build the corridor bridge that is between since natty and northern kentucky and one of the biggest infrastructure projects. >> the number of years i heard about that one. >> it was great. [ no audio ] so i believe that my opponent's attempts to rationalize this race backfired because it warrant talking about what he wanted to do as governor. so any time you want to bring in the wedge issues or try to make it about something else you are missing your chance to talk to voters about what you would do. >> since you barely slept last night and just wrapped up one election it's the perfect opportunity to talk about the next election. two questions in rapid fire. would you consider jumping in as a late-stage democratic candidate for president in 2024 as the chattering class has discussed? >> absolutely not. we just got through this. our kids are happy. our son just started high sch

yeah, i knew we only use about a 3rd of the or the leads go towards the rose garden when every can. forrest also come by from time to time. but mine with garden is still an insider tip. we leave the small paradise and travel further south. our destination is a much larger nature preserve. it's also surrounded by green houses that consume too much water. don yanna, national park is of $54000.00 hector nature, preserve, and a refuge for endangered bird species and wild horses. until recently, the dawn yanna was spain's most important woodland, but now it's threatened by agriculture. one romero and environmental list with the ecologists in action tells us there are industrial strawberry plantations inside. they need to preserve minutes to get out in order for them to come on to filter on an order from a we here right here. and this whole area is strawberry plantations with it, some legal, some know. so like if i look on below, like i like i live, it is either like a one shows us the legal plantations. it's up for you at the top of the hill. see how the farm has taken over these pine woods, lef

. >> bill: he will campaign from the rose garden in 2020. he campaigned from business basement.t worked. tim scott is out. the desantis team sending three top aides to iowa. he will get to all 99 counties this fall. making a big deal out of that. then you have the recent polling in iowa trump at 43, haley and desantis tied at 16 apiece. the caucus happens on january 15th, karl. maybe that scrambles everything but do you think scott getting out, do you give an edge to a desantis or a haley right now battling for what appears to be a silver medal? >> well, the polling suggests that the second choice of tim scott supporters is nikki haley, but given the fact he was polling in low digits in both iowa, new hampshire and nationwide it is not much of a boost coming from that. we have evidence that she has moved because of the debates and the third debate i think everybody agreed she did really well. in large part because vivek ramaswamy kept coming after her and completely illogical in inappropriate ways. politics a punch hurts sometimes. but a counter punch can work more effectively.

the campaign will come, and perhaps a rose garden-style re-election campaign is just not what's in thecards for joe biden this time around and that this may just be a brass knuckles brawl with donald trump? i mean donald trump is only three years younger than joe biden. we've been showing in recent days all of his verbal slipups out on the campaign trail. he's not exactly batting a thousand when it comes to reading the teleprompter himself. yet biden is the one with this perception problem and not donald trump. >> yeah, no, i know. that's the narrative. and i think partly because trump, even though some of the things he says are just lunacy and, you know, references to wrong countries and, you know, we've seen those serially, but he is very energetic, and nobody doubts that, you know. and sometimes biden's presentation is less than energetic. i think that is part of the -- part of the contrast. but, you know, and the president is doing what the president should. we've got tremendous challenges right now, foreign and domestic, and he's attending to them. but that doesn't mean that his c

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turkeys liberty and bell are at the white house taking part in the rose garden turkey pardon. >> todaysident biden will pardon them sparing the turkeys from becoming someone's holiday dinner. the birds are a big deal after a road trip from minnesota. they checked into a special suite. how do you even clean that? they're preparing for the debut. >> they left some presents i see. >> they did. >> we have been raising them and getting them acclimated to things they're probably not used to, whether that's sounds and noises, things like that. >> presidents have spared turkeys as far as the link owner are a but the first official pardon was granted by president george hw bush in 1989. i feel kind of silly that i didn't know about this. i am admitting to it. it's been a big thing for a long time. >> you mean in american history class they didn't spend a week on turkey pardons? >> how do you even audition? >> i mean, a blow dryer. i want to take you to my house. see if you can figure out what was on the fence. a cute family of raccoons. >> are they cute? >> they are so adorable. their hands. >>

. >> you heard some laughs there in the rose garden, but some argue his age is no joke.ll talk about that on his 81st birirthday, nexext. >>>>> >> as you oversaw the white house tradition of pardoning to turkey's for the thanksgiving holiday, president biden had this quid on his 81st birthday. >> by the way, it's my birthday today and they can actually sign happy birthday to me. i just want you to know, it's difficult turning 60. it's difficult. [laughter] >> obviously, you see the president laughing it off. obviously, when you look at polls, voters certainly aren't, because it regularly registers as a concern for them. something that the former senior adviser to president barack obama, david axelrod has been warning about for sometime now. he even told the new york times this about president biden saying, quote, i think he has a 50/50 shot here, but no better than that. maybe a little worse. he thinks he can cheat nature here and it's really risky. here tonight with me is alyssa farah griffin, a former trial -- and ashley allison, former obama white house senior policy

. >> you heard some laughs there in the rose garden. some argue his age is no joke. wewe'll talk a about that on h 81stst birthday y next. oversaw the white house -- president biden had this quick on his 81st birthday. >> and by the way, it's my birthday today, and they can actually sing happy birthday to me. i just want you to know it's difficult turning 60. difficult. [laughter] >> i obviously, you see the president there laughing off. when you look at polls, voters certainly aren't. it regularly registers as a concern for them. something that the former senior adviser to president barack obama, david axelrod, has been warning about for sometime now. even told the new york times -- i think he has a 50/50 shot here, but no better than that. maybe a little worse. he thinks he can cheat nature here, and it's really risky. here tonight with me is alyssa farah griffin, a former white house -- actually allison, former obama white house senior policy adviser. and actually, i'm gonna start with you. the white house is obviously trying to use biden's age -- are making fun o

. >> well i think biden is looking at the polls and realizing that he can't tay in the rose garden and not pay attention to trump. i think we're seeing gradually a bit of a shift in white house strategy. i'm not saying that it is full blown, but i think that you're going to see biden take the gloves off, maybe one finger at a time here. but i think that is what we saw. >> and kate, what do you make of jim clyburn who is an ally of the president saying there are some voters out there who are not in sync with the president? >> well, he's being honest. we've certainly seen a new of polls that show there is a level of support that got joe biden and kamala harris elected in 2020, isn't as strong right at this moment. so i think what he's saying is he's just calling it like it is. and he's essentially saying to people who would look at a donald trump presidency and say i don't want that again, well then you have to turn out and vote and you have to come out and the biden campaign has a year to make the case for the things that they've doone. they've made strides in making lives better and th

i think we would do well to remember the meeting between xi jinping in president obama and the rose gardenchina sea and what about doing exactly just that, the bar has been lowered quite significantly, we only want to reinstitute ties between a respective ministry of defense and we could discuss the key military issues of the day that and fentanyl is a small price for xi jinping for the opportunity of a charm event and the united states to gain access to over 2000 u.s. entrepreneurs at the summit in san francisco. >> you are spot on and hitting exactly on what the real story is here. the fact is janet china closed the door to any conversation and stop the military having regular conversation isn't that where the biden administration sent somebody people to china to beg for the opening up communication with you talking about nuclear weaponry? >> that's right i wish we would call this out for what it is i'm sorry to say where in the cold war with china they are mounting. espionage attacks against us and the responsible for the fentanyl crisis and threatening taiwan daily with military aggres

he told obama in 2015, stood in the rose garden and said i'm not going to arm the spradley islands, he armed them. he told the people of hopping congress, you'll get 50 years. he took that over. the list of his lies is long so for biden to say, let's work on climate change together, jinping says, my goodness, absolutely. you restrict your energy, you harm your economy, you buy all this green product from us, and then we'll see what we'll do about our coal and firepower plants. we can predict how many coal firepower plants will be shut down by china in the next two years. the answer is literally zero. they will lie. he'll promise whatever it takes to get through the meeting and president biden foolishly accepted those commitments, including the commitment to reduce fit tinel, which i don't think jinping will ever do. he bought these commitments as real promises from the chinese communist party and there is no reason to believe he'll live up to any of them. >> sean: i read conflicting report, perhaps you can set the record straight. i read on the one hand that china has been building up

everything that xi jinping promised obama in the rose garden, in the ceremony in 2015, they have -- theyn able to kee promises. they -- been able to keep prop promises. they understand they can get away with it. i think what president biden and his team are trying to do is the same thing they did with putin as relates to the ukraine, same thing they've done with iran. this is not something new. they don't want things to escalate. in order for things not to escalate, they think they have to appease, they have to pacify, they have to talk sweetly to these people and somehow that will stop escalation. i think they're actually begging for more war by these actions. maria: there's that. and there's also the possibility that he's compromised. morgan, such a smart conversation with you. i so appreciate your time this morning. thank you so much. >> thank you, maria. maria: all right. good to see you. more b began ortagus -- morganct ortagus. we'll be right back—an by grand . you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need

world leaders including china's xi in san francisco this week with a new souped up version of a rose gardenoocy live on the north lawn. thank you very much. >> dana: new york city's mayor eric adams says he has nothing to hide after the f.b.i. seized cell phones and ipad part of a dramatic escalation of a federal investigation from illegal donations from the country of turkey. paul mauro, just so we have it on the record. new york mayor adams said this. i expect all members of my staff to follow the law and cooperate with any invery gags. i will do that. i have nothing to hide. >> let's are he count the facts. a week again, ten days while the mayor is in washington, d.c. for a meeting that he pushed with other mayors of major cities in this country regarding the border and the migrant flow into the major cities, he gets word that his chief fundraiser has just had her house search warranted by the f.b.i. he drops the white house level meeting, comes flying back. right there is a tell. he is concerned. he finds out that like we all did, they took boxes, electronics there this woman. she is 25

>> i hope i can remember back to 2015 when president obama met with president xi in the rose garden anded two things that he would stop building the south china sea and the cyber attacks and intellectual-property attacks against companies, neither one was true, within a year they were both fully going again, president xi has not been an honest broker dealing with us, he only has one motive which is to make china dominant original global power at the expense of the united states economic security and national security. he should not trust him and he should listen to him but not trust him. maria: here is adam johnson. maria mentioned the chinese fighters. you are a military man what is the correct response should we have fighters accompanied bombers and if there engaged? fire a shot at the chinese? you the military man, what is the correct response. >> you're absolutely right, there was not any shootings but it's almost as dangerous as that if it occurred as we saw with the ep three in 2001 the u.s. plane will crash land or crash and you could have u.s. casualties. we have to have a bette

a rose garden campaign, even without the spector of covid, he cannot function as a traditional candidatelong with many other people if you can't function as a traditional presidential candidate you can't function as president either. >> sandra: interesting analysis there. this is from "fox & friends" first this morning, they put together a montage of minority voters who say they are ditching joe biden. listen. >> it's not just black americans, it's hispanic americans, asian americans, indian americans, diverse communities as a whole are definitely moving away from the democratic party. >> i can't name one benefit for me and my family, i can't name a policy we benefit from. >> janelle king, and jackson brown, that could be a problem if there's more of those janelles and jasons who feel the same. >> and democrats are aware of, those are voters who they are going to have a very difficult time motivating based on the record and based on the approach that the president has used. his embrace of the state of the economy as bidenomics, it damages people in the working class, includes a lot of mi

it is 54 in san francisco and still in the low 60s around the rose garden district of san jose.re not a factor and will not be for the most part this week, although they will rotate more to the south and to the southeast at times up to 15mph. but currently calm winds north of the golden gate bridge, mid and high level clouds. there you have it, streaming in throughout the bay area, all associated with that area of low pressure right here, right now. this is the frontal boundary. and you can see the precipitation associated with it. here is the core of the center of the area of low pressure that just wants to sit off the coast. you know, these systems are very complex. when the first of the season and they've got to really just dry themselves through a lot of dry air mass that's been firmly in place for months. so they have a big job to do to bring that precipitation into the bay area. waves of rain showers. that's how i'd like to put it. that's how i want you to remember it. here we go with your tuesday morning. looking ahead, we see most of the concentration of the precipitatio

and now he will campaign from the white house or the rose garden or mark my words, nine out of ten eventss campaign will be in the city of philadelphia because that's where democrats win the state of pennsylvania. >> yeah, you're right. there is only a few places that will determine if you look at where we've been in the last election and the election before that. you know, you are looking at eight states and you are looking about probably ten cities that around the suburbs that really make the difference in just a few tens of thousands of votes. i think you are right and there are people out there saying if you can't do a full campaign, someone else should. those are democrats saying that. those are not republicans. those are long-time political watchers. i'm surprised the president is not making an appearance or doing something at this rally, speaker johnson is. and we'll see who else is speaking. >> dana: missed opportunity. thank you, bret. >> bill: see you at 6:00. >> dana: you bet. >> bill: as he mentioned we're waiting on the comments about climate change and bring you that when th

. >> they go out to the rose garden, and, you know, trump makes these remarks. >> ...with the senateader, mitch mcconnell, who has been a friend of mine for a long time. >> and it is sort of the beginning of this new period of them actually sort of working together. >> despite what we read, we're probably now-- i think, at least as far as i'm concerned-- closer than ever before. and, uh, the relationship is very good, we're... >> it is a moment where the sort of oddness of this, like, marriage becomes extremely clear in three dimensis outside of the white house. >> well, thank you very much, mr. president. uh, i want to underscore what the president said. we have the same agenda. we've been friends and acquaintances for a long time. we talk... >> he was not only legitimizing what trump was doing, he was enabling it. you didn't see mcconnell break with this president of his own party. (camera shutters clicking) but in the great look back from history, uhthat may be seen as a, you know, a major lost opportunity. >> narrator: now, with the president's support, mcconnell would forge some

the lie he told president obama in the rose garden in 2015 about militarizing the spratley islands. i expect his statements to those business leaders will be false as well. >> martha: you spoke out in the 2020 speak about how 50 years of trying to have engagement with china going back to nixon opening the door to china and the theory was that if you put a lot of light on this subject and we have trade and interaction, that it would form a different kind of relationship. you say that that, you know, we need to put that idea back in the bottle. it turned out to be a mistake, right? >> martha, it's failed. so i think -- i don't think that's truly disputable. it didn't work. it didn't slow down this regime. there's a million people prisoner in the western part of its country. muslim prisoners there. think about that in context to the middle east today and goes unnoticed. we saw what happened during covid. millions have perished because the chinese communist party refused to compare about humanity. we'll still have some relationship with china. always be interactions. we should not for a

a rose garden strategy, appear presidential, not able to go out and shake the hands and move politicso. he's not going to solve the middle east or turn around the economy in the next few months, it's a real fight. >> gillian: got to leave it there, gentlemen. politico piece you cite, chris, wraps up by saying democrats should be alarmed and concerned but not panicked. >> john: panic sets in in six months. thank you, guys. appreciate it. waiting for the white house to brief reporters after the biden administration ordered more strikes against iranian proxies in the middle east. iran shows no sign of slowing down attacks in the middle east, but more than 50 since the war in israel began. the third round of retaliation from the u.s.. john kirby defending the administration's response on our program just moments ago. >> we'll go after targets we believe are going to actually have an opportunity to degrade the irgc ability to resource and fund and provide material to these groups and those targets that we hit over the weekend do exactly that. we don't seek a conflict with iran, we are not

he gave a similar pledge to obama in the rose garden in 2015 but not to militarize his militarized hisman-madedsh china sea a pledge he did not honor. as in biden's poll numbers also causing americans to wince. biden's approval numbers remain underwater. on a range of issues from the israel hamas war to immigration and inflation. more than 500 political appointees and staffers across 48 government agencies sensate letter to president biden protesting his support for israel and its war against hamas frequency do not make our decision based on polls to make our decisions based on what we believe are the best foreign policy judgments on behalf of the american people. >> tomorrow president biden turns 81 it is supposed to be a low-key affair here at the white house with more attention on the annual turkey pardon and china will be hosting arab diplomats in the hopes of bringing peace to gaza. shannon: lucas tomlinson at the white house, lucas thank you maturing as a dell or democratic senator chris coons as a member of the senate foreign relations committee cochair of the president's reelection cam

so that is top of line, even though it is a rose garden strategy of having the president speak with the of the white house podium. that is a consideration. now for president biden, much of this is going to be blaming congress, and the air apparent for the republican party, former president donald trump. the challenge is that at the end of the day, the responsibility by the constitution to figure out what to do with our tax dollars, belongs to congress. so, people need to send different members of congress who are serious, to actually make sure that our government can function. >> every member of congress of the house is up for reelection come 2024. let's talk about one of those members in particular, i'm talk about george santos. we haven't talked about him. all right, congressman santos announced that he would not be seeking reelection next year. but for some of his republican colleagues that exit is not soon enough. now, he made this announcement after the house ethics committee released a damning report on santos's use of campaign funds. committee chairman michael guest of mississipp