incentive or displacement, displace cousins, and the phone should be allowed to return to the north state. lincoln also us from us to the known violence from us could lay down its arch surrender. the leaders were responsible for the slaughter, the torture. the rates of october 7th miss moss, could renounce and state the goal of illuminating his route, killing jews, and repeating the atrocities of october 7th again and again. and again. how much is pleasing hostages in exchange for palestinian prisoners and detainees in his dryly did? according to prisoners, the rights troops is right currently hordes, more than $7000.00 palestinian prisoners, about 2000 of them had an administrative detention with the charges prisoners, many of them and teenagers meet their families. and similarly mostly moments aside, evidence of ridiculous conflict. the tests for decades deeply affected people unco insights. earlier i spoke with journalist semi circle in jerusalem and asked him what the chances are for a longer truth between israel and a mazda and the gaza strip. so when a will 1st will do see what will happen t

and that is rarely ex prime minister enough to all the benefits of the same things. secretary state lincoln said that in the last 2 years, the u. s. has provided over $70000000000.00 to support ukraine and european allies to provide over a $110000000.00 in weapons. lincoln said, if you look at these investments that we've made and ukraine's defense to deal with this aggression, 90 percent of the security assistance we provided has actually been spent here in the united states with our manufacturers, with our production. and that's produced more american jobs, more growth in our own economy. so this has been a win win that we need to continue. well, i would say to my secretary of state that when, when is not for the civilian and conflict areas, that remark for mary in right came during a session of the united nations security council. and it was echoed by russia's 1st deputy permanent representative to the un who did not hold back. and his statement on monday, as you keeps ukrainian president zalinski of retrain his people by campaigning on a platform of peace and neutrality and enforcing hi

after the the israel resumed its attacks against the ghaza strip the us secret us secretary of state lincoln uh left uh telavy. this well uh the truth was the hitarian pause was supposed to end around 7 am this morning that's four hours ago, but actually since 4:30 am, i woke up to the explosions, the israeli bombardment started the attacked hanunes, where i'm staying and you can hear the heavy shelling by tanks and and you you you hear nothing from the palestinian resistance, so basically it's israel who broke this human uh truth. uh this morning uh and since 7 am until now at least uh 35 people have been killed uh during israeli bombardment uh basically they started with khans and then rafa and after that they started hitting the gaza city itself uh the situation is horrible in the ghaza strip mean uh after a week of so-called humanitarian pause nothing has changed because uh what came in as far as as concerned is 1100 trucks, gaza a daily basis even before the war, needs needs that that much of trucks to come in on normal days, so can you imagine a place that been uh almost completely des

now it's also important to note some of what was said by secretary of state lincoln when it came to the crane. there is no magic pot of money that we can draw from to the assistance of the support that we have designated for. for your brain that is running out is running down. we are nearly out of money that we need and we're nearly out of sight. i can't put a precise date on it, but that's the direction that this is moving. and we have a very clear plan. as i said, to make sure that you crank and stand on its own 2 feet militarily, economically democratically. so that these levels of support and assistance will no longer be necessary. interesting. tell that we just heard there from the us secretary state. now he's saying that money is drying up for you. right. and that com is right now, as the white houses negotiate with republicans in congress to try and get a $60000000000.00 aid package ass. now, the $60000000000.00 a pass package also includes money for israel, but it's mostly for ukraine. and republicans are not excited about, they are demanding and the negotiations seem to indicat

and mike, before secretary of state lincoln took questions from june and the, the you was saying off to his initial address, how he didn't refer to the criticism that the u. s. has been facing around the world. and he was searching the asked about that from many of the journalists and the room about whether, how isolated the us is and whether it's risk, further, isolation with the latest votes that we're expecting at the un security council as well. the secretary of state didn't give an indication which way that vote is going to go in the security council. but however, he did say that the intention of that vote should be to facilitate to monetary and assistance. and the us will not support something that does not do that completely, but in terms of whether or not us as isolated the 6th through a state continues to insist that the us is a central path and what is happening in the cause of conflict. and he claims as well, but in many countries, including those who do not agree with the united states, see it as a central class. now he was asked by rickly, at what stage does the us have

i want to talk about the us next year. states lincoln's visit to israel in his comments on says that he said israel must be civilians, it was his, they were his strongest remarks yet. but given what we've seen in the 24 hours, just talked about statement and the sheer amount of effort that is, is been going back into gaza. it does it feel like anyone is listing it is israel listening to the us, you know, go to the front of it, but it's because it is one to listen to what the blinking says. they will onset him, you wish to was, and often times and, and the rockies, and you killed thousands of the civilians and you did not actually manage to produce the killing of this if it is well, you asked me to do this. you know, the sort of a lot to end up with, i just found a new size of my for the face of the, from this lady perspective is just to get them. and i think this is not enough of them that many kids, this is not enough to say that you have to avoid getting civilians and the same time. uh, you know, of course thing. $14000000.00 for support. this is a way that the american side toward

and then our foreign ministers meet with the secretary of state, the us secretary of state lincoln, towards the disapproval of how the u. s. voltage. it goes to show how the us knew how it was going to vote, and everyone knew how it was going to vote. and they didn't really care mean the secretary of state for the secretary general for the 1st time issue. some of the harshest language has been for the past month, but yesterday issue some of the harshest language about what is happening in gaza. the us then vito's the resolution for a humanitarian ceasefire after the secretary general has. so there's not a single safe space and gaza for everyone to anyone, to seek refuge. and then for the foreign ministers of, of many are of countries for several of countries to meet the secretary blinking right after this vote shows the, the distance between where the international community of citizens is and where the international community is. this would be the united states and how the us today is spending more more alone and then as an ever has the adverb form. just as who met with the secretary of st

white house as rainy minister of strategic affairs of rwanda would meet us secretary of state and state lincoln and national security advisor jake sullivan on tuesday to discuss the war on gaza. it comes off of washington public hold on as well to do more to protect civilians. well that's bringing lucy on is could i as an associate professor of goals, politics, counselors, university. thank you very much for joining us. this meeting between these really minister of strategic affairs at the white house. do you think that the us is pushing has put any real pressure on as well so far to protect somebody as it's saying it's doing so, but hasn't done so? is it increasing the pressure? well the pressure is there, i mean, you know, there's a kind of ignore what is going on. i don't think you know what the probably could be in the world, but probably good to hear the saying that about the egg between them. by then kind of didn't know what his hold probably could be on. some voters of sending him that he needs to stop. it's right on the list to guarantee that the see because how about the fact that even

last night, a news conference, the us secretary of state lincoln, confirm that international red cross visiting the hostages was part of the deal between israel us each attempt. thank you tom. why haven't they seen hostages? we are demanding, of course, in accordance with the framework. then how must grant access to the red cross to visit the hostages. in accordance with every principle of humanity, we're talking about people who are brutally adopted on october 7th, and being held incommunicado. somewhat serious injuries, we sold me a shame being operated on by a vet, one hostage. returning with bullet holes still in her bullet was still in her leg 50 days off the be october 7th, mazda of for an 84 year old hostage broke back in a critical condition, almost continues to hold hostages, incommunicado without basic humanitarian mercy. we welcome the call from the un secretary general that the you, that the red cross must be granted access to those hostages immediately and unconditionally. and as we said yesterday and have been saying consistently, we expect the united nations and all inte

state of illinois. he had become lincoln's best friend. he agreed in the abstract according to lincoln that slavery was a bad idea, that slavery was wrong. lincoln said in this letter, he agreed in the abstract it is wrong but you are not politically serious about that. you are not doing what is possible to strike a blow against slavery politically and i disagree your politics. lincoln goes on to write, if for this we must differ, differ we must. he signs the letter, your friend forever, which struck me. he is saying this to a guy who is on the wrong side, at least partially, on slavery, this profound, moral issue. but, lincoln is keeping the guy close, continuing to work on him and a few years later when we can was president, he got value out of joshua speed, who was from the disputed state of kentucky that could have gone either way and the war. speed help keep that state on the side of the union. host: you mentioned this now and in the introduction of your book that lincoln was a politician and very much a key politician. why was that s

state of illinois. he had become lincoln's best friend.reed in the abstract according to lincoln that slavery was a bad idea, that slavery was wrong. lincoln said in this letter, he agreed in the abstract it is wrong but you are not politically serious about that. you are not doing what is possible to strike a blow against slavery politically and i disagree your politics. lincoln goes on to write, if for this we must differ, differ we must. he signs the letter, your friend forever, which struck me. he is saying this to a guy who is on the wrong side, at least partially, on slavery, this profound, moral issue. but, lincoln is keeping the guy close, continuing to work on him and a few years later when we can was president, he got value out of joshua speed, who was from the disputed state of kentucky that could have gone either way and the war. speed help keep that state on the side of the union. host: you mentioned this now and in the introduction of your book that lincoln was a politician and very much a key politician. why was that somethi

those have feel abandoned, have a say passion about little as a 0. doha, the us next year state anthony lincoln has defended the white house, the decision to bypass congress and so weapons to israel. he made the remarks and interviews with abc news and cnn on sunday. he also defended as well as campaign and gaza, saying the ministry is trying. it's best to lower the civilian casualties. the 1st we're trying to do everything we can to ensure that civilians are protected. the amount of turning systems gets into people who need it in gaza. we are deeply, deeply aware of the terrible human toll that this conflict is taking on innocent men, women and children. and we're working to minimize that to the greatest extent possible . we are in almost constant discussions with these rallies about to ensure that they understand what their obligations are, to make sure that we understand how they are using whatever arms we're providing to them as well as more more broadly. i can't evaluate a specific instance in the moment, but i can tell you we're looking at everything like kind of has more wellness from wa

remember just a few days ago, us secretary of state, anthony lincoln was here telling these rallies that they absolutely cannot operate in the south the same way they conducted themselves in the north, given the high civilian at casualty rate. these really, as i have said on anonymous level speaking to is really media that they have quote, up to date and those plans and made amendments to try and minimize civilian casualties. but the reality on the ground is seemingly so much different. just look at the amount of depths we have seen in the last 24 to 36 hours alone. this is also something these really said they were going to do. specifically, during the pause in the fighting, these really military chief of staff was ok in plans and, and adjusting his, his schedules, adjusting everything he could, so that he could approve new attacks strategies for one of the cease fire was over . and all of this comes as they are continuing to operate in the north. and as we are seeing heavy bombardment all over the gaza strip on day 58 of this war. remember these really also said that they were in full

the island mentioned to us next year of state anthony lincoln's visit. he has now wound up his, the visit to the region since the conflicts began. he held talks on the future of gauze or with foreign ministers, as well on the sidelines of the un klein and confidence in the boy. and followed, of course that meeting with israel's prime minister on 1st day i made clear that after it was imperative that is real, put in place, clear projections for civilians, emphasis standing and measuring assistance going forward. and as we see just today is roles already moved out on parts of that, including sending out information, making a weird wherever we move and being safe areas and not in jobs. and we'll be looking at looking at that going forward. it's very, very important. it's also important to understand why the laws came to an end because of them on a mos renee documents it made, in fact, even before the most committed, atrocious terrorist attack injurious feeling. 3 people born together as including americans began firing rockets before the positive ended. and

and especially in a border slave colony states like missouri, which is still in the union, for lincoln in 1861. and after that, placed in very heavy priority in keeping the loyalty of those states. and fremont, to emancipate the enslaved people, even if it is only confederate sympathizers, is going to destabilize slavery in missouri and possibly tip them over the edge into succeeding at joining the confederacy. so, that is always a major concern for lincoln in the first year or two of the war. and then, further south and east, in the sea islands of georgia and south carolina, there is another union general, david hunter, who goes even further in may 1862. he is based in the sea islands, and as we discussed before, that is one of the first areas that the union is able to control going in from the ocean. so, he is in the sea islands, he takes it upon himself to proclaim a complete end to slavery in three entire confederate states, georgia, florida, and south carolina. so, compared to what butler had done at fort monro, even compared to what fremont had tried to do in missouri, this is hu

lincoln. very proud of the fact he came from central illinois a portion of the state abraham lincoln had represented congress in the 1840s. his marine corps emblem which he or probably virtually every day of his public service. mike mansfield is the only member of congress ever to serve in three different branches of the u.s. military. he lied his way into the navy at age 16. by falsifying his birth certificates in order to be able to enlist. later he served in the army and eventually in the marine corps. it was a short period of time in china. and then came back to montana after his military service and like so many young men of that. without prospects a high school dropout he went to work in thea mines in butte and the worst int possible job being a mocker the guy who shovels the or into the underground carts so they can be taken out of the mine. dirty, backbreaking, hot, not very good way to think about spring the rest of your life. he was fortunate that he met marlene hayes who was a teacher. she convinced them in order to fulfill his potential he had to complete his education. so she said i wil

background, the portrait is a little bust of abraham lincoln dirksen, very proud of the fact that he came from central illinois, a portion of the statethat lincoln had represented in congress in the 1840s. so you'll notice in the lapel of mansfield's jacket is his marine corps emblem, which he wore proudly, virtually every day of his public service. as far as we can tell. mike mansfield, the only member of congress ever to serve in three different branches of the u.s. military. he lied his way into the navy at age 16 by falsifying his birth certificate in order to be able to enlist. served in the navy during world war, later served in the army, and then eventually in the marine, including a short period of time in china. and then came back to montana after his military service. and like so many young men of that period, without prospects a high school dropout. he went to work in the mines butte in the worst possible. being a mucker, the guy shovels the war into the into the underground carts so they can be taken out of the mine. dirty, backbreaking, hot. really not very good way to think about spending rest of your life. he was fortu

background, the portrait is a little bust of abraham lincoln dirksen, very proud of the fact that he came from central illinois, a portion of the statethat lincoln had represented in congress in the 1840s. so you'll notice in the lapel of mansfield's jacket is his marine corps emblem, which he wore proudly, virtually every day of his public service. as far as we can tell. mike mansfield, the only member of congress ever to serve in three different branches of the u.s. military. he lied his way into the navy at age 16 by falsifying his birth certificate in order to be able to enlist. served in the navy during world war, later served in the army, and then eventually in the marine, including a short period of time in china. and then came back to montana after his military service. and like so many young men of that period, without prospects a high school dropout. he went to work in the mines butte in the worst possible. being a mucker, the guy shovels the war into the into the underground carts so they can be taken out of the mine. dirty, backbreaking, hot. really not very good way to think about spending rest of your life. he was fortu

military cooled off in a sense for them and protests of the war and garza and us secretary of state and need lincoln sits down with a mexican president, congressman when lopez open the door as both countries strategize on how to deal with the growing migrant crisis. the, let me begin and central gaza, where israel is expanding its ground defensive, at least a 195 pounds to the ends have been killed by as rarely strikes across the strip in the past 24 hours. and time neighborhoods have been flattened. displacing most of its population, at least 20 people were killed off to is ready for us as attacked air as me the amount of hospital and con you this, in the south. the hospital is run by the palestine read presence society and it is the 2nd time that israel has targeted the groups facilities. and as many days and central dasa is around this target and palestinian refugee camps. at least 5 people have been killed in the strike on the school and all the gods, a refugee camp, many women and children with sheltering them. and these are images of, is there any tags and troops entering central garza, the he

central garza and at least 20 people killed in restaurants in the south. us secretary of state john speed, lincoln has approved the proposal, sale of types, spaces where for me to israel bypass and congressional review. thinking so as you to forego the usual notification periods, due to the emergency situation costs and a report by the new site ex yes, says how much has agreed in principle to resume talks on releasing or is there any captives the deal? cuz he kept his freed in exchange for one or 2 weeks. he's fine. is there any forces have been detaining palestinians on a huge scale in the occupied west? back the, the abraham spoke to some of those released after hours of interrogation to and this room here more than 30 palestinians have been detained by these really forces for hours. they've been blindfolded using those fabrics that we found here after these really forces left. and also the zip ties, they're much more painful than handcuffs. they've been used to type how this to me and had put us in his hands behind their backs. and the more you tighten them, the more they stop the blood flow an

central garza and at least 20 people were killed in rough us in gauze, south us next few states and said lincoln has approved the proposed silence. high explosive went to meet him as well by tossing congressional review, blinking sir as he had to go to the usual notification period because of the emergency situation and cause and the report by the new site actually says, how much has agreed in principle to resume talks on releasing what is really captives, the deal could seats concepts free in exchange for one or 2 weeks. he's fine. thousands of palestinian women and facing the prospect of giving birth in guns as the war continues around them. i'll just say it was hidden coterie spoke to 11 who was forced from home by the fighting. so we are here and there is by less comp and today we visited a pregnant female from the cause of truth cautiously with us. um, she's only 18 years old and she is pregnant for the 1st time and your family unfortunately uses you. it is going to bring her baby in a distaste area. she has been displaced since october 17, and here is where she lives right now with 24 othe

states senate. obama won. lincoln did not. and in that race, their races are kerry is running against incumbent president george w bush twice. and for the overwhelming most important issues relate to war on iraq and the war on terrorism. and while things were beginning to go badly in iraq, they not reached the point of quagmire that would occur in the period after the 2004 election, kerry had been a united states senator from massachusetts. is it because he was from massachusetts as it was easy to stereotype, as too liberal? in fact he was primarily a centrist but other he was also attacked in the campaign odd enough because he was of not supporting soldiers and then veterans. vietnam now kerry had served in vietnam and served with distinction. i know he won a silver star for his heroism, but he was stereotyped as an ty soldier because after he served vietnam, he joined the vietnam veterans against the war and. and what gave a very famous speech in which he opposed the war in vietnam so that that idea democrats are not as patr