working to secure they still have been trying to out phase israel on its own issue, secretary of state blank, and we're simply claimed that the ball is now in her mazda is cord. i sure we're in the israel accepted a draft proposed by egyptian guitar. we and the american mediator is even though prime minister and into the whose own office hasn't confirmed base yet. we also hearing from rone middle is sources. the israel is it will still need to ready 5808 . have mass accept says a step that hasn't happened yet. the outgoing us administration is racing against the clock with less than a week until trump takes office. but public frustration is also spilling over onto the incoming trump administration, expect it to be formal pro israel then by bins at a sentence. confirmation hearing for trump speak for defense secretary protest or is interrupted proceedings to voice their anger. sorry in this war, fighting accountability the well, the nominee ultimately it's me to it's just supporting israel's war in guys on and stated that he wanted every have mass fight or killed. this is how he earned the la

a secretary of state anthony blank and we'll meet the foreign ministers of the u. k. france, germany and italy enrollments, thursday to discuss serious future or diplomatic edits, or james space has more from damascus, a new flag, and a new hope for the future. the wall. the international community is showing a willingness to engage with a new syria. it's not yet in pricing in the german and french foreign ministers last week. the highest level visitors to damascus since the full of the sides of families, brutal room for the new administration. perhaps the biggest issue on the table is the listing of the publishing sanctions, which significantly depressed the economy affecting the lives of every city west. the leaders believe they need to maintain leverage, to set things on a pause to democracy. they believe that paul is still the finder, but it's fine. but i don't think they can compare us with other countries. celia is very suspicion countries back in 2015. that was a un security council resolution code 22. 64. it seems a long time ago. why is that in your view s

war to rally the people that i think he expressed the sentiment they had when the secretary of state blanking offered him a pass out of ukraine to save himself. and his government, he said, i don't need a ride, i need to have munitions. and they fought in very difficult circumstances for 3 years. i hate to say rushes aggression rewarded. but as i was describing earlier i, i think that's the direction we're headed to. yeah. using 200000 soldiers, he wants from european nations. that's not going to happen. well, probably not, but uh, he's in a very difficult position. i don't, i don't envy him, and i don't envy him dealing with donald trump. you don't have security favorites anymore, but obviously by trumpet said that he wants the art of k j f k m l k papers released . do you think we'll find out who blew up the mountain road stream pipeline in this trump administration? you know, i, i don't know who blow up the nord stream a to pipeline or, or north stream one if it were, if it turns out to be the ukrainians, i say good for them or the ca uh i, i would be very, very doubtful of that. and best

the us secretary state onto the blank and has met to european foreign ministers to discuss the serious future. us state department said the talks in room with the push for an inclusive and peaceful, difficult transition. that's a serial lead. and syrian and the discussion comes us there is leadership tries to convince western nations to lift. i thought it was sanctions, most of the country is in ruins. it is in need of funding to rebuild multiple not to get it to james base has more now from damascus, a new flag and a new hope for the future. the wall. the international community is showing a willingness to engage with a new syria. it's not yet in pricing in the german and french foreign ministers last week. the highest level visitors to damascus since the full of the sides of families, brutal room for the new administration. perhaps the biggest issue on the table is the listing of the publishing sanctions, which significantly depressed the economy affecting the lives of every city west. the leaders believe they need to maintain leverage, to set things on a pause to democracy. they bel

the secretary of state anthony blank and having a bit of a tough time with his speech there at the atlantic council being interrupted repeatedly by protesters heckled the number of ties being called the secretary of genocide and bloody blinked. and this he tried to get through that speech, saying that the plan is if that c for our agreement is implemented, that it would be a positive 6 weeks were allow, the is really forces to withdraw him. that it would be up to be as really some palestinians to decide what that relationship in terms of moving forward would look like. and he says that it would be a security arrangements that could look like an an interim relationship. made up a partner, nations and vetted palestinian personnel. he also says that the palestinian authority would invite those international partners to establish and run an interim administration with responsibilities of palestinians running p civil sectors. he goes on further though to criticize the palestinian authority, including my food, a boss for not being strong enough in the condemnation of what occurred on october 7th,

you effective state anthony blank and says they are assessed systematically targeted civilians coming particular ethnic groups and counting out mass, rape washington. as in post houses on the groups lead to mom at home done tagano. a veteran, uganda, an opposition figure has appeared in cold on terrorism charges. caseras' again was reported to taking the cobra opperation while visiting neighboring kenya in november. got some sort reports. he'll take moments incompatible and opens the certainty that he's the best and he's caught choose what brought the st. john's who don't phones, it'd be taught a military, portland charges release it to unload the full possession of firearms and munition messages arrest in november is controversial. was the narrow the to launch a book by king is opposition. politician martha through who is needing the defense team, who has been arrested by you've gone to the security forces and forcibly taken back to you've done with the help of canyon or 5 to the defense lawyers accuse your guns and military offices of the soul and harassment error on keys is one of

and his secretary of state anthony blank and have both talked about the palestinian people in your future. we. so let's look at what president biden had to say. the idea that is really is going to be able to sustain itself at the long term without accommodating the palestinian question. it's not going to happen. and in the same vein, this is what former secretary of state anthony blinking had to say is really, is books aside what relationship they want with the palestinians. that cannot be the illusion. the palestinians will accept being a non people without national rights. 7000000 is rarely jews, and some 5000000 palestinians are rooted in the same land. neither is going anywhere. it is really supposed to band the missed that they can carry out the fact to antics ation without costs and consequence to israel's democracy, to it. standing to it security. so is the statement by president biden and factory state blinking. just simply pathetic or does it matter to look, i think it does matter and i think they're right about this. and this has been the orthodoxy in washington on the palestini

the outgoing you, a secretary of state and to me, blank, and says he's confident the dale will come into effect on sunday as planned. it's not exactly surprising that in a process in a negotiation that has been this challenging and this product you may get an illusion for tying up that loose end as we speak. and then on the phone in one way or another all morning with a prep, a girl with our guitar friends, and i'm very confident that we just this is moving forward and we'll see the started implementation of the room. and on sunday, families have kept us housing cause i have gathered in tel aviv cooling on as well to accept the ceasefire. i do. the demonstrations have been demanding that prime minister benjamin netanyahu secure the safe return of their loved ones are just like these have been taking place almost weekly across this row. since october of 2023. meanwhile, in west jerusalem, hundreds of protest this attended to riley, near the is rodney parliament and government ministries a gather to demonstrate against ending house tennessee in the gaza strip. that was in on is in is reall

there anything in gulf of tonkin resolution that will authorize the president of the united states have a blank check to send troops to vietnam? and the chairman, chairman fulbright, said, said, no, that's not contemplated. what contemplated is that it will intimidate the enemy by giving this authority so that they'll surrender. well, it didn't intimidate them. they didn't surrender. and my father, to the day he died i regretted his support for the vietnam. a great story. and the 83 year old i'm going to go home and go to bed. thank you very much. thank you, jane. microphones over. i'm sure it's great legal problem for you. think if he had hired edward bennett williams at the beginning of the trouble that the disposition would have been different and the outcome would have been different so. thank you, kevin. edward bennett williams, one of the best criminal defense attorneys in our nation's history. and my father, unfortunately did not hire him at the outset. he did hire him at the end when edward bennett williams closed out the case and successfully so during the trial just won. one quick sto

republicans indicating that they're not going to hand over what they're describing is a blank check to the statecalifornia say they want strings attached to it. the speaker of the house 2 days in he is evaluating. if they're gonna tie it to the debt ceiling, which is a more controversial, debate that happens on capitol hill every year or so. but that's already getting some pushback from democrats. that could cause some delays in this 8. and there certainly a lot of urgency to get billions of dollars federal aid to california as soon as possible. they certainly need that money. raquel, thank you so much. again, we're waiting for the president to speak when it happens. we'll bring it to you live here on kron. 4. >> fire crews from all over the country have been helping to contain the wildfires, including several crews from the bay area. kron four's jack molmud lets us know how they're doing. >> of all the horrific scenes shown from the thousands of acres scorched and lives ruined by los angeles fires. photos show with the panic and terror cemented into history. photos also show the heroism of fire

. >> we need to not write endless blank checks for large disasters when simultaneously, state and local leaders are not making the preparations and not allowing not demanding that local governments do their part to mitigate these disasters as well. >> the notion of conditions on federal aid is not popular among many politicians. that includes some republicans as well as a majority of democrats, including senator adam schiff. >> i am concerned about it, but i'm hoping that they will take the approach, frankly, that i've taken over my years in congress. and that is we've seen disasters in every part of the country of different kinds, earthquakes and floods and fire and hurricanes. i have never once asked or even considered, is this a blue state or a red state? >> california state senator scott wiener believes, if enacted, johnson's proposal could create a dangerous new precedent. wiener says despite the uncertainty, the state government will be there to support the l.a. area. but he acknowledges without federal help, that could be more challenging. >> we as a state are going to be there f

. >> we need to not write endless blank checks for large disasters when simultaneously, state and local leaders are not making the preparations and not allowing not demanding that local governments do their part to mitigate these disasters as well. >> the notion of conditions on federal aid is not popular among many politicians. that includes some republicans as well as a majority of democrats, including senator adam schiff. >> i am concerned about it, but i'm hoping that they will take the approach, frankly, that i've taken over my years in congress. and that is we've seen disasters in every part of the country of different kinds, earthquakes and floods and fire and hurricanes. i have never once asked or even considered, is this a blue state or a red state? >> california state senator scott wiener believes, if enacted, johnson's proposal could create a dangerous new precedent. wiener says despite the uncertainty, the state government will be there to support the l.a. area. but he acknowledges without federal help, that could be more challenging. >> we as a state are going to be there f

. >> we as a state are going to be there for la just like we were there for northern california and other areas during wildfires, not write endless blankhecks for large disasters when simultaneously, state and local leaders are not making the preparations and not allowing not demanding that local governments do their part to mitigate these disasters as well. >> and that was bill jackson, chair of the san francisco republican party, who you just heard from. he says while he does not support tying federal aid to national issues like the debt ceiling, he does think it's appropriate to have the federal government require california to make certain changes in order to receive disaster relief money. johnson clarified that these are his own personal views, and said the house republican conference will have a serious discussion about aid before moving forward. live in studio lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right, lena, thank you. and we are staying on top of all the developments coming out of the wildfires in la county. get updates as they happen on abc seven news.com and the abc seven bay area app. >> in the north bay. leaders at santa r

states but globally. >> that's correct. >> i keep blanking on his name, the top tech guy in india was there as well. >>the amount of power in that grouping and all of them clearly wanting to make deals. >> that's correct. that's what they're there for. before in 2016, they went to trump tower. i broke that story. so i remember it very well. but they all went there despite the fact that several of them were immigrants, that trump had been so negative about the muslim ban and things like that. they had gone there in order to get tax repatriation and all kinds of lack of regulation really at the time because there is no regulation to speak of. >> there's an argument that the biden administration drove them away from the democrats. true? >> i would say in part, yes. yes, absolutely. i think they were too tough on crypto, certain parts of crypto. certain parts of crypto needed to be regulated. i think driving elon away was that summit. >> he was not invited to a ev summit and biden was praising mary barra. >> and he was angry about it. i remember calling someone at the white house and saying, you made a big

>> i am not for a blank check to a state that has clearly failed and doesn't know how to manage fires. i would like to see a partnership between the state and washington so that whatever money is being spent. look, i don't live in california now. >> we're talking about a partnership. >> but but but but if you but if you want to if you want us to send you billions upon billions of dollars, we need to have some assurances that you're not going to flush it the way you maybe have flushed with previously. >> i don't have homan. and yes, this is the problem. >> this is why i raised katrina at the top. because, you know, this is about the politics of the golden rule. speaker of the house of louisiana. we're going to have another major hurricane hit louisiana at some point. unfortunately, god forbid. and there's going to be a new round of flooding. and if that aid was made conditional, he'd scream bloody murder. and he should. >> i just say, i will just say i the comparison to katrina and these fires, i think i'm not totally aligned with because the reason why what happened in katrina is the

state of israel and the survival of the people of guys in the west bank. and the us policy has not been conducive to either frankly. and show our answer the blank and uh, god bless him is uh, gratefully. uh, at the end of his service to the united states of america, give him a gold watch and shut them off the door deal. as many people would say, i mean, he might be going back to his defense contract, a job in west exec. it'd do you think it'll be safe, ever for bide, man, as officials to travel anywhere in the world after monday at 12 o'clock eastern time given that there they are. obviously, in some ways complicit some people say, participating actively in the genocide, according to that wealth quote, i know it's not respected by the us congress, but around the world, do you think they'll ever be able to travel these people, jake sullivan, blinking kamala harris biden. you know that, that to me that's, that's less of a concern than establishing a newer security architecture that respects the ability of all people to survive. and donald trump has a unique opportunity in that regard because he sees the shortcomings of the binding of instruction.

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state of israel and the survival of the people of guys in the west bank. and the us policy has not been conducive to either frankly. and show our answer the blank and uh, god bless him is uh, gratefully uh, at the end of his service uh to the united states of america. give him a gold watch and sent him off the door deal. as many people would say, i mean, he might be going back to his defense contract, a job in west exec. it'd do you think it'll be safe, ever for bide man, as officials to travel anywhere in the world. after monday at 12 o'clock eastern time, given that there they are, obviously, in some ways complicit, some people say participating actively in the genocide. according to that wealth quote, i know it's not respected by the us congress, but around the world. do you think they'll ever be able to travel these people, jake sullivan, blinking kamala harris biden? you know, that, that, to me that's, that's less of a concern than establishing a newer security architecture that respects the ability of all people to survive. and donald trump has a unique opportunity in that regard because he sees the shortcomings of the binding of instruct

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biden rode a blank track and left on his legacy tour, nobody knows where the vp is, kamala harris' home statecalifornia, they say she could be the next governor, is like she disappeared. police just got toward risk achievement casing kamala harris' house after somebody called 911. here's the latest on what caused the fire. nothing definitive, "the washington post" said the palisades ablaze may have started from fireworks on new year's eve, firefighters put it out and it may have reignited days later. is that reports a downed power lines may have spread to the inferno and arson has not been ruled out. the governor says he cannot get a straight answer out of anybody to what i want to get answers, i watch the press conference, some of those leaders, i had my team speak to local leaders,. >> straight answers. >> i was getting different answers. >> jesse: the governor does not have a strong grasp on what is happening and keeps passing the buck to the locals. what he is out in front of the cameras every day. >> it there a myriad of issues, as just talking to the gove governor down in hawaii about s

blanks where i am going affirm other thanning say, i >> paul miomoto. >> do swear what i will support and defend the constitution of the united states of america and thethat i will bear true faith and allegiance to the constitution of the united states of america and to the constitution of the state of california. i take these obligations freely without mental reservations or for purposes of evasion. and that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon which i am about to attend. as the city and county of sheriff of san francisco. congratulations. [applause] [laughter] i have the documents i picked up there i will sign them later. [laughter] yes. good morning, everybody. um -- well, one thing i want to do publicly before we continue with the remainder of the program is, for not only the mayor but mr. speaker, i wanted to thank you for the presentation. he made remarks public low about me being his land lord. i want to make sure it is clear on public record that while he has a space available in the jails we'll do our best to make sure he does not go there. and if he does i wanted show everyone that i'm in appreciation of all you have done. an

blanks where i am going affirm other thanning say, i >> paul miomoto. >> do swear what i will support and defend the constitution of the united states of america and theat i will bear true faith and allegiance to the constitution of the united states of america and to the constitution of the state of california. i take these obligations freely without mental reservations or for purposes of evasion. and that i will well and faithfully discharge the duties upon which i am about to attend. as the city and county of sheriff of san francisco. congratulations. [applause] [laughter] i have the documents i picked up there i will sign them later. [laughter] yes. good morning, everybody. um -- well, one thing i want to do publicly before we continue with the remainder of the program is, for not only the mayor but mr. speaker, i wanted to thank you for the presentation. he made remarks public low about me being his land lord. i want to make sure it is clear on public record that while he has a space available in the jails we'll do our best to make sure he does not go there. and if he does i wanted show everyone that i'm in appreciation of all you have done. and

blank check, who we've seen, even fire chiefs of l.a. county said they were let town by mayor elected officials gross negligence at state and local level, fire department had 17 million taken away from budget, they were already stretched too thin. they used that more social program. you see governor took 100 million away from forest manage think. to be used for other things. you know i have a bill wildfire prevention act, we have it through senate energy committee last year. bipartisan, that sort of thing needing to a -- needs to be attached to any sort of money headed to california to prevent this from happening people of california were failed by their elected official in sacramento and l.a. larry: you know, senator, i pray for people in los angeles area. i pray for them, i do. but i also pray that gavin newsom state and local officials come to their senses, you will give them that money, and something has to change, almost apocalyptic, it could have an unbelievable change in california politics, and i think you and others can help that change in california politics. carrots and sticks. anyway. senate majority whip john barrasso thank

blank check and left on his legacy tour. no one knows where the vp is. kamala's home states california. she lives in la. they say she could be the next governor. it's like she disappeared. police just caught two sketchy men casing kamala's house in brentwood after someone called 911. here's the latest on what caused the fire. nothing definitive yet, but the washington post says the palisade's blaze may have originally started from fireworks on new year's eve. firefighters put it out, and it may have reignited days later. other reports say downed power lines might have sparked the inferno and arson hasn't been ruled out. the governor says he can't get a straight answer out of anybody. >> i want to get the answers and i'll be candid with you. i wasn't getting straight answers. yeah, i watched the press conference. i met with some of those leaders. we had my team start talking to local leaders, saying, what's going on? our state. they weren't getting straight answers. i was getting different answers. when you start getting different answers, then i'm not getting the actual story. >> the governor doesn't ha

complicated book to enter the blank and also say it as part of that speech and interview, he gave a, an hour or so ago, he effectively put the outcome of any detail at mazda states, saying it is up to them to accept the deal and once they do it will be implemented . what do you make of that? is the effectively getting an excuse an early entice, this will falls out of a book or blinking the past. 16 months has been is raz representative and dental association . he's been basically of a spokesperson for these are in the government. he's not the secretary that by any which measure. and so we don't expect over him anything different. and in fact, today in his 45 minutes of to the board, them of a speech, the support for shallow 2 of us page, it didn't surprise. i don't want to accept one sentence, it was all predictable and it was, it was blank and making some visions. i'm and b s about the future, but really maintaining more of the same american policy over the past 50 years. there is no talk of indian occupation. there is no thought of a real bulk. i'm talking. i'm very meditation of a palestinian state and the likes what he did say that was taught to the surprisi

blank. best artists, best scholars, everything was based on a competition. so sputnik spurred a tremendous investment by the united states government in educational programs, science oriented, primarily but not just science, that propelled the united states. and probably, this is my view, i have no data backing it up, but my gut sense is that things like sputnik made us the leader in space several years later because it spurred that competition. had otwe not had that competiti, things may not have gone as quickly and as fast. just. for the longest time. >> for the longest time, the voice of america was not allowed to transmit in the united states. is there a specific reason they weren't allowed to do that? >> you're right, that was called the smith mund act of 1948, '49. i don't remember the exact date, but the idea was that, you know, in general, if i could just step back for a second, and this is interesting. by the 1930s, actually, late '20s, but by the early '30s, every country in the world had an external broadcaster. bbc is the most famous, but there was radio moscow, radio vatican, there was video france internati

state by double digits, which which nobody has done. and even though he failed his last run miserably, it is a blank slate in 28 for republicans. donald trump is a lame duck who will be 78, the oldest president being sworn in ever in our history. and so, you see, desantis and others think i can make decisions now for my own political future. i really don't have to bow to donald trump. i think that's a fascinating subtext here. i don't know that ron desantis can ever reach the white house, but he's got a second shot in 28. and i think what he showed us during this, this appointment process is he's willing to go against donald trump because donald trump himself is a lame duck. >> former lawmakers doug jones and dave jolly, thank you both for being with us. up next, i'm headed to washington, d.c. tomorrow, but not for the inauguration. my final thoughts inauguration. my final thoughts next. if you have wet amd, you never want to lose sight of the things you love. some things should stand the test of time. long-lasting eylea hd could significantly improve your vision. more people on eylea hd had no fluid in the retina compared to t

states of america. we should do everything we can to know that's a ridiculous amount of money and that's inflation. charles: that's a great point-blanke inflation and housing, housing unaffordability. >> mortgagesare record highs. during the pandemic seeing the stock market tanking in some sectors, i had some jen z friends and didn't realize their 401(k) with the stock market and new to the working world and didn't realize there was a connection. them seeing the volatility of the pandemic years and then under biden how thing haves gone. you're seeing inflation, they're really worried but hopefully they can take it a little -- rest a little easier the next four years. charles: we're looking to the future and what it takes to retire, how about this article i saw: why you should never retire. i mean, you're a little young to think about it but, dellly jane -- kelly jane, should people continue to work? >> i don't see myself retiring. i mean, obviously if i were to get nebraska dementia, be hard to be a writer and editor, but i love what i do. i love what i do and love being in the game and being involved and when i get sick, i miss it.

blank, best musicians, best artist, how many nobel prizes? everything was based on a competition. sputnik spurred a tremendous investment by the united statesent in education, science oriented programs, primarily, but not just science , that propelled the united states, this is my own view, i do not have data backing it up, but my gut sends is that things like sputnik made as a leader -- made us a leader in space because of that competition, without that competition, things may not have done that quickly, that fast. >> for the longest time, america was not allowed to transmit in united states, is there any reason why? >> yes, you are right. that was the . 1948. by the late 20s and early 1930s, every country in the world had an external broadcaster, bbc is the most famous but there was radio moscow, radio vatican, radio france international, radio canada international, every country was broadcasting programming in different languages to the rest of the world. the united states did not. when advisors to president roosevelt suggested it, the private broadcasters, abc, mutual radio, cbs, protested that, if the government got involved in broadca

blank. liberal idiots like you will elect liberal idiots like gavin newsom and bass. failed democratic leaders as the state smowrldz. what are you hearing on the ground there? many. >> bill: everybody has the idea multi millionaire some of them are, it's true. a lot of people like the girl i know, she is a school teacher. she just saved up for a really long time. the other guy whose home burned down deputy district attorney. a prosecutor. we are talking about regular folks, firemen live up here. cops live up here. it doesn't matter what the politics are right now. everybody is just completely devastated. there is going to be time for the blame game. there is going to be time for all sorts of political fallout. i think that's all going to come once these flames are finally out. once -- they are still pulling bodies out of the rubble. we have no idea how many people are going to end up being dead. law enforcement haven't been able to get into all these different neighborhoods yet. guys. the most destructive wildfire in so call history the woolsey fire 2018. destroyed about 1600 structures. we are over 5,000

blank check, but instead have conditions. california democrats are fighting back. >> disaster aid has never been conditioned in the united states, ever, and we shouldn't start doing that now. >> we are all going to have to find a way to have a different kind of relationship. during his second term. >> now, this coming friday, president trump is scheduled to visit the fire damaged areas and he will meet with governor gavin newsom. >> wildfires in southern california are even impacting the mission to mars. workers at nasa's jet propulsion laboratory in pasadena were forced to evacuate. it's the first time in 60 years the operations center has been closed. the director of the lab says there has been at least one person in the room ever since it opened in 1963. it's nasa's only federally funded research and development center. workers there built the robots that comb the surface of mars. >> it's irreplaceable. i mean, there's hardware getting ready to fly into space. that's on our lab. there's, you know, laboratories that do exquisitely challenging technical work. >> workers at jpl say they plan to get the mission back on track ami

senator john barrasso of wyoming, a state whose entire population is smaller than the morning rush crowd at the coffee bean and tea leaf on la cienega. >> there can't be a blankck on this, because people want to make sure that as rebuilding occurs, as things go on in california, they have to be resilient so that these thoughts of things can't happen again and the policies of the liberal administration out there i believe have made these fires worse. if. >> stephen: yes, we must demand changes to clearly liberal policies like wind. first it's blowing one way, then it's blowing the other. it's time to end the bisexual breeze! [laughter and applause] that's what's starting a fire. if that's what -- that's what -- plus, if liberal policies don't start fires, and what did the forestry service make this psa? >> only you can prevent universal pre-k! [laughter] >> stephen: as is often the case, the very worst commentaries coming from a very worst commenter, donald trump. rather than pledging desperately needed federal aid to america's most populated state while it is still on fire, trump has blamed california's leaders, calling them incompetent polls and renaming the

blank, like i'm looking at you, what about italy? and again, i share my disappointment as i think the united states of america, the people of this fabulouszens were not front loaded and at the beginning of this process? >> because phase two isn't even negotiated yet? no. and it's also so fragile it can be broken. you know, the only thing you could expect about the middle east is the unexpected. well, there's a headline today in israel that the prime minister is trying deliberately to sabotage the deal. >> yeah. so i think that there's a lot of posturing. we know that president trump has a direct line to the prime minister. and i'd like to remind you that the special envoy, mr. steve witkoff, got on a plane and met the prime minister on a saturday, which is typical. and they had some things to say to one another. i think it was more of a one way conversation. and that's how we got to where we got to. >> and finally, how do you feel about president trump repeatedly last night on several occasions, calling the january 6th attackers convicted criminals, hostages, not prisoners? >> i think it's a domestic issue. you know, we're just a mom and

blank check. what we've seen and the fire chief of la county has said they were let down by the mayor and elected officials and being gross negligent at state and local level and fire department had 17 million taken away from the budget and they were already stretched too thin and used money for social programs and you see now that the governor took $100 million away from forest management to be used for other things. i have a bill, a wild fire prevention act and we have them going throughs senate energy committee last year. unanimous bipartisan and going to head to california and we can prevent something like this from ever happening again and people of california failed by their elected officials in sacramento and la. larry: senator, i pray for the people in los angeles but i pray that the people come to their senses and vote out gavin newsom. it's an apocalyptic seventh could have an unbelievable change in california politics, and i think you and other cspan help that change in california politics. carrots and sticks. it's an old fashioned idea. carrots and sticks. senate majority whip janitor john bras koenen -- senator john barrasso, t