wasserman schultz: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and insert extraneous material into the record on topics covered during the special order. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. ms. wasserman schultz: thank you. before i yield to other members, mr. speaker, i'll begin with my own remarks regarding my lock-time chief of staff, tracy pugh. irise to honor a woman who, as much as anyone in my adult life has been a true partner, mentor, counsel, confidenten -- confidant and quite frankly like the sister i never had. i do have a great brother though. i rise to honor my chief of staff, tracy pugh who is retiring 20-plus years service in the house, which has spanned my own 20 years representing my community and our beloved home state of florida. rarely, mr. speaker, are any of us blessed with someone who can see our inner self with just a glance. someone who, without one word, knows exactly where you stand. someone who is truly your natural alter ego.

oh i schultz just stood there right beside him at the white house at the old set up the complex without saying anything at all. like it was just an average day i would at the office to have your allies threaten your entire energy supply for your economy and that of yours. so the entire establishment was just super keen to mindlessly comply with whatever washington's agenda was. but now that trump is saying that they're not so quiet, part of allow that to washington, europe is just a giant atm with no withdrawal limits in america service or even maybe a broken one at this point that just keeps viewing cash on americans. direction. germany, politicians are suddenly putting on a big show for voters acting like they're standing, tough against the mugger. long after he's helped to relieve them of the contents of your wallet to level now where the nation's parliament has the legs. it is only chief to leave the country means joseph. i and i don't know it's, it's a former president. let me show out, you know, who has the place? it is sort of the south devastated by it's very flex. i'm ground in

typically, the conservative frederick mat solely uncomfort off schultz and the social democrats to lead the next government. and both man, i'm making that difference is clear. as one of these 2 men set to become germany's next tom slept. all i've sold is trying to defend his job against police mats, the man whose posse conduct leads in the polls. the only thing they have in common . they cannot stand each other. as you are embarrassing gemini, the way you acted your, these creams were puts and that's, that's it for the match. likes to talk rubbish well done. it's not the 1st time because i provide was i so if i had to losing to match would likely end off schultz, his political career. and along with it, germany's resistance to supplying ukraine with what he wants most from. brandon towers, cruise missiles, just one week after salts headed to keys for those mats, made the same trip and the sold ukraine's president said lensky, you're going you, we must do everything to enable you crying to make use of it right? to defend itself without any limitations, the stones, full assaults condemns

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all off schultz says you leaders are baffled after us president elect donald trump refused to rule out military action to gain control of greenland. it's principally the principal of the inviolate ability of boldest applies to every country. whether it lies east or west of us, every stage must adhere to it. whether it is a small country or a very powerful state, it is a fundamental principle of international law and the core elements of what we call western values. that can and must be no compromise on the 2nd get. i asked are political correspondence simon young, whether the german government really thinks trump will follow through on these threats. it's a class pretty hard to say i made the last shelves, didn't mention donald trump by name. he just said that he and some of the european leaders that he's been speaking to felt uneasiness, about statements coming out of the us recently. um, and what he did was referred to the hosting here. cool is that is with the cold war era agreements that were intended to sort of reduce tensions between the soviet block and the west. and in particul

we'll have to take the plus the risk on the front flight dw correspondent terry schultz is out in the us military base and i'm fine with this meeting is happening today. hi terry. i was does zalinski wants to get out of today? what does he need to achieve as well? one of the most important things, of course, is that the ukraine defense contact group would continue to exist. nobody knows if that's going to be the case under the incoming trump administration. who, of course, has given no certainty at all about what kind of support is going to continue for ukraine. much less whether it's going to continue to lead this monthly meeting of some 50 countries, which goes a long way toward drumming up support towards making sure that support is maintained. nobody knows what's going to happen under the trump administration. beyond that, president zalinski who was just speaking a few moments ago is asking for more air defense. this is crucial to protect infrastructure and the population under russia's uh, continuous assault, of course with winter coming and the energy infrastructure constantly b

just for example, german johnson, the own up schultz, is basically rejecting the entire proposal from 5 percent of economic output is over $200000000000.00 euros per year. the federal budget is now at 490000000000, approximately not exactly. that's a lot of money. i think it's better to focus on the past that nato has agreed on long ago, namely to take a closer look at what our capability goals are, be struck for the 2 to 3 or 5 percent are basically irrelevant. the decisive factor is that we do what is necessary to defend ourselves from a former of what donald trump is proposing is unrealistic. we won't end up with 5 percent. 3.5 percent is roughly what is currently being discussed in nato as a medium term goal. so here we are, the german politicians falling all over themselves amid the current parliamentary election campaign trying to show german folders that they just are going to fall in line with more defense spending. when the country that colonized germany with us military bases, demands that especially when the incoming president of that country is donald trump and of course h

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state. among them, britons, king charles, the french president, emanuel macro, jim and john, so laugh schultz and even ukraine's president below the minister landscape. but the focus was on the testimony of those who lived through the hearts to i held on tightly to my mother's and in the dark, terrible car, full time. plumber's hours was the cries and the prayers of said, many desperate women permeated my soul and phone to me to this day. inevitably perhaps some of those attending turned the thoughts to the rise of anti semitism and send a phobia in many places to day or 2 of them. it grieves me deeply to see in many european countries, but also in poland, nazi style, uniforms and slogans. open the pro rated and matches a bit grease, me me and just see this happening. so without any consequences, these on the phone as you still for keyah, everyone acknowledges the number of survivors is dwindling. so that fact lens, even more weight to the lessons they drew from history while left the world at that time. we were victims in a moral vacuum. but today, however, we all, we have an obligation not

elizabeth schultz at the white house, thank you. and for those just joining us, we are going through the latest on this attack in new orleans. ten people killed overnight after a pickup truck rammed a crowd on bourbon street. dozens more are injured. police say the suspect then came out of that truck, opened fire on officers, injuring two officers. i want to bring in our senior investigative correspondent, aaron katersky. aaron, what's the latest here? and what do we know about the suspect at this point? >> we know the suspect is dead. we know he was shot and killed by police after he fired on new orleans police officers who were rushing to the scene after the vehicle ramming the gunfire exchange seems to have occurred in and around the vehicle. we know the suspect may have fled a bit, and that's where the officers also found the improvised devices. and they are still searching for a number of other poten potenl devices beforee they're willing to say that the french quarter is safe. i think for reasons that, you know, because police

david schultz, professor of political science and legal studies at hamline university. thank you so much for joining us. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> all right. dozens of republicans gathered for an inauguration watch party at harry's bar in san francisco today. many of them applauded as president trump laid out his policy priorities during his speeches, addressing everything from immigration to the environment. they say his return to the white house brings them a sense of vindication and relief. >> he came back, witnessed the greatest political comeback of the history. i mean, it's just unbelievable what he has accomplished that man has accomplished. >> i'm feeling good. i'm feeling very positive and optimistic, and i'm really looking forward to our future for myself and for my kids. >> more than 80% of voters in san francisco cast their ballots in this last election. for president biden. only 15% voted for president trump. coming up on the news at 5:00 tonight, a new development in a brutal and deadly car crash involving several vehicles who police say is now in cust

the german chancellor laughed schultz says trumps comments of spots in comprehension. among you need is someone that can't report from a capital bullet the on the surface, greenland has a vast amounts of ice under which lives valuable natural result is in terms of oil, gas and rat. us, but for the incoming us president, it's strategic location is paramount, where we need a landline for national security purposes. i've been told that for a long time, long before i even ran, i mean people have been talking about it for a long time. you have approximately 45000 people there. people really don't even know if denmark has any legal rights to it. the danish government is adamant it does. it has been diplomatic. in his response, the easiest prince gave it. we in the commonwealth of nations, fine denmark, greenland, the federal islands, have a collective obligation to find or positions in this. a slightly more uncertain what would be taught. and it also means we take responsibility for looking after all part of the activity, who are, we're open to a dialogue with the americans on how we can p

wasserman schultz: in reference. under our leadership, the federal government will be housing solutions to the state that goes beyond hotel stays that ended up being short-term, the government wouldn't do it any longer. we will marshall all available resources to bring back potable water and make your infrastructure more reliable and i will be signing an executive order slashing allred tape and bureaucratic barriers to ensure the reconstruction of the roads here. we are going to go through a permitting process called no permitting. just get it done. we will get them back very quickly and begin the work of fundamentally changing terminating or overhauling fema. fema has been a disaster. we are joined by several families affected by the vicious storm. i would like them to share their story. west, ramona knicks and mitchell and finally the wright family. come on up and say a few words. please. whenever it started we moved our vehicles to the top of the road and by the time the water hit our ankles in the house. and so i

with us now is congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz, a democrat from florida. congresswoman, thank you so much for being with us. if this gets to the house floor, how will you be voting? >> oh. >> i'll be voting. >> no, no question. this is an issue that goes all the way back to the constitutional convention, when the founding fathers >>riting our initial constitution, and they made a very affirmative decision that we were not going to elect kings. we weren't going to have a king. that's why george washington stepped down after after his second term. and in after franklin delano roosevelt was elected to his fourth term, there was a decision made constitutionally that we were going to limit presidents to two terms because we don't install monarchies in the united states. we are a democracy. we are a republic, and we need to make sure that we have a continuity of leadership with the people weighing in and being able to hold these leaders accountable. >> what's interesting is this this proposal from ogles, which again, i don't know how serious it is, specifies tha

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joining me now live is cnn sports anchor andy schultz. good morning andy. can you hear me?> oh, yeah. >> hey ben. >> i hear you. sorry. there you are. >> i was like, hello? little, technical, little technical difficulty, but hey, it was an exciting night in college football with ohio state now moving on to the national championship game, they're going to take on notre dame here in atlanta. >> we'll show you how it all went down. the cotton bowl was the semifinal game in dallas, texas between ohio state and the university of texas. and hey, texas. they had their chances late in this game to tie it up first and goal down seven late in the fourth. but the buckeyes defense just with an incredible stand. they stuffed the run twice. then they forced an incompletion. it all came down to a fourth down play. and senior jack sawyer, who grew up right outside of columbus dreaming of winning a title for ohio state. he came through. he forced quinn ewers to a fumble. those two were actually roommates freshman year at ohio state when quinn was a buckeye. sawyer then picked it up and went

. >> corner to schultz. he'll drive all the way. >> reporter: they're no strangers to battling opposing teams, but now sonoma state university coaches and players are taking on their own school. >> the biggest call to action i've ever had in my life. if i had to fight anytime, it has to be now. >> reporter: sophomore taylor hodges plays on the soccer team. she and other student athletes of color will file a civil rights complaint against sonoma state, claiming the university's decision to cut all sports disproportionately hurts minority students. some of the coaches plan to file a separate civil rights complaint. >> 50% of the athletic population is of minority students. so i feel like that affects us in a really disproportionate way. >> reporter: on wednesday sonoma state officials announced they'll cut all 11 athletic programs, lay off dozens of faculty, and slash several majors for the upcoming academic year. >> we're fighting because not only is it wrong, it doesn't pencil out, and i think it will damage

leone, in may 2000 sure can his camera man produces what killed instantly as his request, huff of schultz as she is what buried in san diego, the city of his beloved romeo and juliet. the main road to the airport is now named of taking the siege of san diego, lost in 1425 days of 11541 citizens were killed and many more hinges. the siege was lifted on the 29th of february, 1996, following the signing of the dates and peace agreements that ended the bosnian conflict. the holiday inn is still standing under new management and with a new name remains a lend tomorrow can rejuvenated city. a symbol of the endurance and fortitude of the people of sarajevo. remembering their icon a cool hotel holiday and sorry event. it was the alternate was in the hotel, south side blown away by shots and shell. peddling through the login page on the hills. and yet, away from where the motor's fell, it did not just survive the cost it spelled it as a refuge, and it served as well to those who ran away. it seemed a catch more like drown 0 than a place of rest. by normal standards, it was quite the west, but it t

the answer yes came from an old friend, megan schultz, a college friend and sorority sister from theh! >> no, megan, you're not! >> yes, and i've been through all, like, the testing and everything. >> oh, my god. >> we hadn't spoken for ten years in person or on the phone even. and so, after this, we talk almost every day on phone. we're texting constantly. our parents are texting. it's just been a wonderful way to create such a close relationship again. >> reporter: in mid december, the big day arrived. the procedure was done at christ hospital in cincinnati. surgeons first started on megan, the donor, and jess's procedure began a half hour later. the surgeries took place in neighboring rooms. >> and this just totally reinstalled my belief in humans, man, that they are good peop, most of them. and want to help people. and would do something like this is just amazing. >> reporter: it didn't take long for jess's body to accept a new, functioning kidney. both women say they are blessed by the experience and only the new outlook on life but the chance to embrace and reconnect with frien

we've also seen schultz coming out in paul and ellen mosque, a troll, and he is getting, getting really involved in european and politics to the point that the norwegian, a prime minister actually came out stating that he finds is very worrying that month was involving himself in political issues of countries outside of the us. i find it worrying that a man with a norm is access to social media and huge economic resources involves himself so directly on the internal affairs of other countries. this is not the way things should be between democracies and allies. now, the french president also came out and joined in the criticism against illinois, mazda accusing him of, you know, the name directly in europe's democratic process. so the billionaire here is starting off his political career by attacking several elected european leaders as he's developed also quite a close relationship with president elect. donald trump is now increasingly getting involved in other nations affairs. but again at this is nothing new. it's the same old story coming from washington. yeah, it's can say, but it's

my name is william world for, for schultz jones folder. explain your thoughts just for me up while i'm waiting. why do you let me? i'm going to chevy mine. yeah. he would usually i get over to all nights and that's fine. it every one of the more for, for, for that and you will just put the creation in wisconsin around for the . yeah, i'm going into some more system of this new board to grow pinker. boom, much plus chance. you'll notice from that i was younger. those got the phase. can you mind losing system measures or charts, phones to stash that those the system for the shots. we mean, yeah, at the of the more nozzles for junior zillow or she was threat. myess daniel bull up. we're just not potentially uh, still some ways so this summer's the shop louis, assuming the rooms good for me able to put them. but is there any stores, colors, or symbols of showrooms with the a table and co you store as all scrub by, to face with 1st law school? so we'll look at our show, show much yours, or comply, sir, and yours all of our needs. a way on those

it's not the 1st time because i provide was i feel, for i had losing to match, would likely end off schultz. his political career, and along with it, germany's resistance to supplying ukraine with what he wants most from brandon towers, cruise missiles, just one week after salts headed to keys for those mats, made the same trip and the sold ukraine's presidents had lensky. you're going, you must do everything to enable ukraine to make use of it right, to defend itself without any limitations. the stones, full, a sold condemns as an unnecessary provocation of lesser need, always play russian roulette with germany. security. the bustle is also about many a thing economy. well, salts plans to take on new debt for investment politic mats wants to stimulate growth through tax breaks and less bureaucracy. when map sees the need for a migration you ton including turning people away at the border. so since this, his government has already implemented strict on migration laws and points to folding numbers. the 2 top contenders for chance, like class and personality. and on the key issues of this, th

putting out a mob hit on the subsequently boomed north stream supply line while german chancellor or schultz just stood there right beside him at the white house. at the outset of the conflict without saying anything at all, like it was just an average day i would at the office to have your allies threaten your entire energy supply for your economy and that of yours. so the entire establishment was just super keen to mindlessly comply with whatever washington's agenda was. but now that trump is saying that they're not so quiet part of loud but to washington. europe is just a giant atm with no withdrawal limits in america service or even maybe a broken one at this point that just keeps viewing cash and americans direction. german politicians are suddenly putting on a big show for voters acting like they're standing, tough against the mugger. long after he's helped to relieve them of the contents of your wallet. well, that's the update. now hold the right back with more stories are top. i'll be out by now. oh the the, with the help of 7 russian nobleman. having wrapped their horses hooves and

, while tops on crying up files as parsons, what cost apps russia at china, the usual suspects in schultz. and now it turns out is actually just good old human error. a lot of at 13 was sitting in the club, then ordering his washing boots to you know, cause k. all. so monk says critical infrastructure off to yeah, it does seem like that doesn't that you, but you mentioned the blame game. now, what were those obligations finally done in the 1st based on what it will lead to? well, i mean, that's the thing by such and you nation's own admissions. i'm talking specifically about scandinavia and the number of the smaller countries bordering the baltic, like estonia, investigations was still ongoing, and they haven't thrown off any complaints of evidence when reggie rooms stops and swelling political rhetoric. he took off and of course will be spring. this would be pointed that was absolutely no innocent until proven guilty. his uncle, vive a beautiful face. nobody believes that these tables were accidentally cut. and i also don't like to believe in the version that these were anchors that acci

by the way, it's worth comparing how my crone schultz and the british were outraged by you long must statements when he supported the very popular alternative for germany party. that is, when the situation concerns them. they consider such statements to be interference in internal affairs. but they think that they can do the same, and this trend has been observed for centuries. they're just used to treating other nations that way. they don't know, georgia, the north korea has conducted the test launch of a new ballistic missile with hypersonic technology. the projectile is set to have reached the maximum speed of month 12 or 4 kilometers per 2nd. it blocked it off from a side outside the national capital, purely on view, across the country to a target in the waters off the nations east coast. how the government has described the message, i'll ask the detriments to amy potential aggressive. and while south korea has tried to downplay the weapons capability, managers on an inquiry, what we believe north korea was exaggerating the capabilities of its missile system, including the flight

trucks to my students a new year rather lives along 3 blocks of the popular downtown street with schultz allegedly fired into the crowd is aspect. so he's being identified as something said in java, a us army that relates engaged in a shootout with police, which resulted in his desk the f. b. i is investigating the incident as a terrorist acts and his ways down the java. i figure load also, he's also reporting they found putting phones inside the vehicle by addressing the nation and president biden. so the, the i as investigating the attack in connection with another incident on wednesday, explosion of a tesla cyber truck in front of trump. international hotel in las vegas. as of inside the vehicle was killed on local media has reported he was also an ami veteran. 7 bystanders were injured in the destination outside. the resort with us president the legs for donald trump partially. a the a c i is now investigating whether it was a tire attack, ends, nevada, or, or to say, fireworks and fuel. how does, does, was found in the truck, tesla c 8 on mosque has denied the explosion, was related

all schultz in mind, just please, in my discussions with the european partners, a certain in comprehension has become clear when it comes to current statements from the united states. itself with the principal loving viable board is applies to every country, regardless of whether it's to the east or west of is almost every country must abide by this principle regardless of whether it's a small country or powerful state. so to unpack all of that, i would like to welcome christine by xena, the managing director of the gm's g o strategy north program for the focus on us and architect defense and security. she's joining us today from washington d. c. welcome. i'd like to start by asking you for your reaction to these comments . how seriously do you think from would pursue these threats? if at all or the fact that we are hearing about trumps interest in greenland and concern over arctic security again in advance of and coming in for a 2nd time indicates that his 1st terms interest in purchasing greenland wasn't a passing fad. it wasn't just a glimmer, in fact, trumpf seems to have an interest i

typically, the conservative i friedrich me out solely incumbent off schultz and the social democrats to lead the next government. and both man, i'm making that difference is clear. one of these 2 men set to become germany's next tom slept. all i've sold is trying to defend his job against swedish mats, the man whose party currently leads in the poles. the only thing they have in common. they cannot stand each other as if you are embarrassing gemini, the way you acted, your ease creams with puts and that's it, says freddy max likes to talk. rubbish well done. it's not the 1st time because of a vine, boise. so if i had to, losing to maps would likely end on us tulsa's political career. and along with it, germany's resistance to supplying ukraine with water once most from brandon towers, cruise missiles, just one week after salts headed to keys for those mats, made the same trip, and the sold ukraine's precedence of lensky. you're going, you must do everything to enable ukraine to make use of its right to defend itself without any limitations. the stones, full, a sold condemns as an unn

that to hold fresh elections coming off in february, according to the latest polls of chancellor schultz. we heard just there is going to be out as chancellor. are there indications already of how a future germany going ahead into 2025 might handle the incoming trump administration as well. i think it's certainly going to be a rough ride it it well, it depends. you know, cause what comes out of trumps white house. how many challenges he throws out a lot of focus. well, i think we'll have to be on maintaining the traditionally good relationship between germany and the us. but also that will be a need for, you know, reaction, adequate reaction to any sort of challenges. and in particular, also keeping the european nations together. when a trump, for instance, pulls back on support for ukraine that will make a headache for gemini and the other european allies. that key of has on trade your, your donald trump talks about a trade was and he's liking for the terrorist, particularly on gym and cause at but you know, politicians here like the economy minister robot holiday. so i well know where

all of schultz who shrugged off his own nord stream pipeline of chief brushing energy, getting blown up, trying on some tough top for a change in my displease. in my discussions with our european partners on the business, a certain lack of understanding has therefore become clear with regard to current statements from the us. the principle of in via lability of borders applies to every country, regardless of whether it is to the east or west of us. and every state must abide by it. regardless of whether it is a small country or a very powerful state, it is a fundamental principle of international law in a core component of what we call western values. there can and must be no compromise on this. so can you dental practice joke renewal? there is no question that the european union would let another nation of the world, whoever it may go most. and i would even say starting with russia to attack it, sovereign borders is somebody. if you're asking me whether i think the united states will invade greenland the, the answer is no because of them could have we entered into an arrow that sees

means the change is possible and if change is possible, equality is possible. diversity is to go to schultz, is one of the best soprano voices of hutch interracial. the strong voice for the close of women that is music to my is farmhouse $58.00, provides an opportunity to embrace nature and engage with sustainable farming practices all while fostering a unique connection to the cisco lad. i'm not joined by general operations manager 7 concept to tell us a bit more about this tranquil space. sharon, thank you for joining us for any pleasure phone. how does a bit more about what happens here? we are 1st and foremost careful the community and just providing them a platform to meet and connect with people. the 2nd initiative is the running was tom, which is a nice to for young boys in the community. how does the organic farming practices benefit the local community? so what we've done is we've identified that, that isn't need way people have a heck day or less to farm on. and they're not able to great amazing parties for con, southern and so the community is supposed to agriculture, and the pac

a schultz on forwards that presents with capital just to send the kind of sucker out injured . and they've really struggled in front of gold at times in recent weeks, in particular, in the if a cup exit against manchester, united and lee cup 1st lake, same final defeats a new call. so we lost 2 very, very important payable kind of secondary analysis was. so we'd like goals, we'd like people with like options in the front of each key here we can get the right player. that's what we're actively looking at. yeah. any player or know someone that makes us better than a guy named by team. the team is clearly that for the peter that we lost them. uh, ideally we need some help because we are very short. so rather than waiting a short term, but the team is still coverage with that. but we have to the what is right for the cloth lead also by 6 points in the cycle race and have one game in hand. on saturday, they face it switch town, head of the game manager on the slots has traced that he's to need to show patients to get the wind. there is a difficult balance between taking the risk and

to for uh, reconstructing for a living, get a new place many families have left their evacuation. schultz has an open at and comments heading back to the areas that the web displaced from, but they have found nothing only russell, some of them in fact spanish to rebuild make shift tensile the wreckage of these destroyed homes. but they are suffering from the significant disruption of the civil infrastructure, and they are in the very desperate need for an immediate help regarding the rehabilitation of the destroyed water systems and the essential healthcare facilities that had been y d to somebody to it as a part of the east valley previously to refresh and gaza intact. of course, like key part of the deal is also the release of many hundreds of palestinian detainees in prison is how is not being received. i haven't got well, uh the uh the uh, the implementation of the deal has as part of the exchange of a prison is when is val and how much time had broke a temporary pose in terms of the tank spots. palestinians have celebrated the release of 19 palestinian prisoners. they asked the day i

renting 2nd place and opinion polls a recent survey so that the majority of germans 56 percent think schultz has done a poor job this tonsil. for me, you are p and paula mcman bug, you know, back from the a, if the parties bo county against the left is the officials having a hypocritical approach to public opinions if americans a 1000000000 as my charge sort of, uh, uh, uh, subsidizing list waiting, and g is the job and e, then he's being praised by the job and political establishment as a pillar of democracy and enlivening debate with another english 1000000000. now, not left wing on this occasion, e long mosque is uh, commenting on german politics at but in favor of the right tweeting or conservative party. then this is deemed to be in defense. so again, you'll have favorites. uh, but you have the welding in double standards applied to the west. yeah. you have to have more than far a vague allegations of fodder and interference. i did see the if the is going to within the next elections, but let's just see results is deemed to be betty on state, vertical by the establishment. then we need

are all i've schultz at the white house and all luck, american elegy is just all ready to ship to europe. germany's right wing a f d party leader says she wants to reverse course on that one. in the event of a february parliamentary election when van we will put nord stream back into operation. and you can count on that. we have already drafted many of the necessary laws and introduce them in parliament. all other factions have rejected them. i can tell you that when we are at the home, we will tear down all those wind turbines. those wind mills of shame and the populace less in germany also is seeking a very similar to hold on. so my guns start to put it very clearly once again, the sanctions have nothing to do with morality. they have nothing to do with human rights. they have nothing to do with love of peace. they are simply an economic stimulus program for the us economy. and the killer program for german and european company is quite simply a killer program for our companies that has to be said clearly. and they also have a very clear purpose. the purpose is to increase the united s

he says his livelihood has been crippled by constant schultz juice of fuels. sure, there wasn't any fuel for 10 days, so it could not work. but today there are some so i came quickly to refill. rebuilding syria is the monumental challenge and one that requires international support. but for now, europe and lead to say they're working closely to see if the new administration to live is on the premises of stability and reform. sorry, gil algae 0, the inside story. the. okay, let's bring it out. i guess in london we're joined by hired, hired a city in columbus and consulting fellow with the middle east and north africa program at chatham house. in paris is very for us to get a senior advise at the european institute of peace. and it's done. bull is kind of delight a non resident senior fellow at the middle east council in global affairs, a welcome to all 3 of you. welcome to inside story. so hi, let me start with you. want to your opinions have to offer in your opinion that will be most useful right now for the new leadership in syria. hyatt. sure. first of all,

all off. schultz who shrugged off his own nord stream pipeline of cheap brushing energy, getting blown up, trying on some tough top for a change in mind. just please me, in my discussions with our european partners on the business, a certain lack of understanding has therefore become clear. so with regard to current statements from the us, the principle of in via lability of borders applies to every country, regardless of whether it is to the east or west of us. and every state must abide by. it's not tied to it regardless of whether it is a small.