with an appeal to all today's speakers, government officials and ultimately to all ukrainians, samantha power will now address, she is the administrator of the united states agency for international development, ms. samantha from the 14th year systematically supports ukraine and recorded a video message, please pay attention to the screen. i am an administrator now under president biden and as ambassador to... the united states under president obama, i am very fortunate to greet the people of ukraine, the members of the ukrainian government, wherever i am in ukraine or in the usa, ukrainians come to me, thank me, i always try to stop them, somehow say: "no, no, please, there is no need to thank the american people for the support that we can provide ". let's do better, i thank you. for everything you have done, not only during the time from the beginning of the full-scale aggression until years ago, during the russian aggression, but for your efforts to develop democracy, the rule of law, i am really inspired by what ukrainians and the ukrainian government have been able to do together, this

this week they're sending some higher officials like it looks like there's some and so sending samantha powers the head of usaid or some other national security advisers. and hopefully they get rebuffed again. i mean, look, there is no sense in meeting with the, by the administration until at least the bombs stopped falling. but we have so much more to ask, and frankly, it's irredeemable at this point in my eyes. and in the eyes of most arab americans, you cannot stand up there and lie about be headed babies. you cannot stand up there and say, palestinians are lying about how many of us are dying. you cannot stand up there and keeps saying, if there were not, it is real. we'd have to invent one. you cannot continue this blind support for israel, which is not only affecting him, it's affecting other democrats because they don't want to get out in front of the president. it's affecting the image of democrats everywhere and we've said enough enough. we're not dealing with this anymore. we don't care what the alternatives are top, but you want to to a in oh yeah, um, i think i just wanted to add t

as well on top of box the head of us a id, samantha power. she also has, as israel leads to open mold crossings. it's a matter of life and death. and god has health minister, as you say, says children are dying from malnutrition, dehydration and widespread 5 minutes. so everybody else say that these, these riley's, it was stopping, you know, a trips getting it. okay. but it really than that, but it's my slide for us. no bodies tourism, thank you and still to come on out to 0. as we were saying that several babies have died at the hospital in northern gospel because they couldn't get enough to eat field trip the in on the federal tax upfront takes on the big issue. there is a context to what is happening now. it to the question, to place an unflinching questions rigorous, the bank that he added to 2 days the another i couldn't think is taking place. augusta. nothing goes into a golf. and without his real permission, nothing leaves scottsdale without the girl's permission. allow me to push back for a moment, demanding a ceasefire, demanding an

this week they're sending some hire officials like it looks like there's some and so sending samantha powers the head of usaid or some other national security advisers. and hopefully they get rebuffed again. i mean, look, there is no sense in meeting with the, by the administration until at least the bombs stopped falling. but we have so much more to ask, and frankly, it's irredeemable at this point in my eyes. and in the eyes of most arab americans, you cannot stand up there and lie about be headed babies. you cannot stand up there and say, palestinians are lying about how many of us are dying. you cannot stand up there and keeps saying, if there were not, it is real. we'd have to invent one. you cannot continue this blind support for israel, which is not only affecting him, it's affecting other democrats because they don't want to get out in front of the president. it's affecting the image of democrats everywhere and we've said enough enough. we're not dealing with this anymore. we don't care what the alternatives are top, but you wanted to a in oh yeah, um, i think i just wanted to add th

aid administrator samantha power and others as well. and it really comes, it's important to note where this meeting is happening. it's happening in the battleground state of michigan. a state biden narrowly won in 2020 and one where the muslim american vote could be incredibly influential in this year's election. if you look at analysis from a group that is trying to mobilize muslim american voters in the election they know there are 200,000 muslim american voters registered back in 2020 and 146,000 of them have voted. if you look at how much biden won by, only 154,000 votes so trying to get the community on board will be critical. the meeting comes a few weeks after biden's campaign manager went into the community and a meeting was called off at the last minute after several attendees declined to attend. one thing i heard at the time from some of the leaders who did not want to sit down with the campaign, they wanted to hear directly from administration officials, people talking about the policy here at the white house. this is an issu

i'm sure you know samantha power. >> yes, i do. >> just publicly clashed with her staff over the crisise employee saying the administration's policy has left them unable to be moral leaders, left the u.s. unable to be moral leaders. what, for example, is the realistic chance of a two-state solution, where is the off ramp, dealing with the reality of where both sides here. >> i support a two-state solution, i have my entire career and voice public support for it. i think people have to understand what's going on in the ground in israel, israelis are paralyzed right now. imagine you're in a country that nearly everyone is one or two degrees, if not right in their own family connected to a hostage who has not yet been returned and that every single day, both in the north and the south, on the doorstep of a country not much larger than the state of new jersey, you live every day with a terrorist organization sworn to your destruction, and willing to sacrifice, to kill themselves, and their own civilians in order to kill jews. so i think it's pretty understandable that perhaps israelis are n

. -- cement the power -- and on samantha power. this has shaken the white house.the level of protest when he was getting the endorsement of the uaw. uaw workers holding up signs calling for a ceasefire. talk about why you decided to have this meeting and not boycott the invite. and also what they had to say to you about where president biden stands on the ceasefire. >> there was no direct commitment on the ceasefire. what i will say is when they invited us to meet with the campaign manager, we respected it because this is not the time to engage in electoral politics, particularly when you see 30,000 innocent folks that have been murdered at the hands of weaponry that are u.s. taxpayer money has unfortunately funded. the conversation was clear that we need to have a serious framework for us to say the united states should lead in moral clarity to fight for peace and that we are not going to engage about this and he says through electoral politics. palestinian life should not be measured in poll numbers but on the basis of their humanity. that is what we reiterated.

right now as you all know and samantha powers had said it and i agree with you, that a lot of our works dominated by huge american ngos. and they do important and wonderful work, but we've got to find a way to be more inclusive ofe the ngos that are working locally, that are native to the countries that we're working in. this, i believe, will have a profound impact and create a situation where people are more grateful and also more excited and eager to work with the united states. now, fortunately some things we've done over the last few years have started to bear fruit. the usmca a, for example, rewrite or nafta 2.0 or rewrite of nafta has now had a great hand in making mexico our largest trading partners. mexico has surpassed china to become the united states' largest trading partner. that's incredibly important and very powerful going forward. we also saw in the last two years the creation in a bipartisan way of a dfc. they've got an important role to play along with usaid and our other development organizations. we also can't overstate the role of the vice president, first vice pre

you've seeing that people have been not even wanted to meet with some national security team or samantha powers. >> we >> did president's working towards a temporary ceasefire. he says, i've called her ceasefire we've watched too many innocent people hi, there does is in terrible shape, but i think he does need to sit down with this community when feelings are quite so rock. >> but he's also gotta do, it's not just this community, this community is important in michigan, but we've got a turnout or vote. women's voices are going to be very important. women we're energized two years ago, begin to make sure this debris this vote, who wins michigan is going to come down to who vote. and this is going to be about getting out the vote >> last question, your colleague, your colleague, congresswoman rashida tlaib voted uncommitted in this primary her sister is in fact, running the listen to michigan campaign. i believe you have said that you told congresswoman tlaib that if trump had been president when hamas attacked israel then trump just would have quote, nuked gaza has she told you how she's going

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