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the us secretary of state times and the bank and will return to them at least this weekend or his 5th visit since october 7, the tax. the wife has says the truthful focus on post war efforts to rebuild and govern garza as well as increasing humanitarian a former practice. tony prime minister in mount hahn and his wife have been sentenced to 14 years in prison for corruption about it comes a day after another cool with a 100 him a 10 year sentence for revealing state secrets. this account maintains that the case is against him. a part of a plot to shut it, shut him out of politics. russia and ukraine have completed a present as well. the deal included the release of $200.00 prisoners on each side and was broken by the united arab emirates. it comes just a week after and russian plane was shot down close to the cranium. board bosco says that aircraft was carrying ukrainian prisoners from last week's swaps and blames key for the attack. for you has proposed measures to limit agricultural imports from ukraine. they include re introducing thomas on sensitive products like poultry eggs, and

the election nissan said following a government crackdown on its members or will us secretary of state times ne, blinking says he wants to make sure the conflicting gossip doesn't spread. and he says this particular concern or for exchange is the fire on the border between the israel and living on this pain, at least the less hop in the fighting in gaza as blinking praises a his with a diplomatic mission around the middle east. us secretary of state and need lincoln's week long with a stop to is a coming tensions to, to spike in israel is with a mass began. this is not just to work a day diplomacy that a genuine consent to come for that course is already escalating. we have an incense focus on preventing this conflict spreading far too many houses have been killed, especially children, far to many remain incredibly challenged in terms of their access to food for water, the medicine to the essentials of life. as the wheels of diplomacy turn in gaza, that's the new laptop in the past 3 months is really strikes clay more lives, food and medicine, increasing these guess i didn't tie it. neighbor

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united states 3 times within a week when the united states be that's what or no. so the idea that the united states a bombs young men 3 times and then they say, oh, we're not war, you know, we're just bombing you once and again, and we're probably going to bonn, you again, but we're not what? so i think it's a bit silly, but i tried to do it with the logic behind it. the logic behind is, is very important. the united states guide is a big stick, but speak softly. it's a very big step and it keeps waving, it keeps hitting with it. right. because it has a huge armada, huge air force. and it's like, uh, it's like a hammer. you ever think it sees it? cuz it does it. the nail, right. on the other hand, the house fees have a very, very, very small stick. right. but they speak aggressively with a high door and in fact, like literally and figuratively, do you have any spokesman always speaks loud and metaphorically meaning they are very, you know, aggressive and brave and their tone of voice towards the markets that he had at the is that the hoses are very weak. yeah, man

and the other members of the quartet agreed to invite representatives of the league of arab states from time, when the main discussion is already over, over, they were simply informed what the senior comrades were talking about and whether they agreed to anything, now when i mentioned it, i mentioned the term that we are interested in effectively, in a new effective... in support of regional states would be appropriate, but everything is crossed out, so i believe that the new mechanism should be headed and should consist of. the pentagon has expressed this interest: does president putin have a plan to visit turkey in the near future, in the near future? and as for the statement the pentagon, as i understand you, i have not seen it, but apparently, they said that they will seek from turkey a softening of the regime of the straits, compared to the current requirements, when in conditions of hostilities . and the visit to turkey, by the way, i was also asked about the visit to north korea, i can say that president putin has an invitation from these two countries, from their leaders and from man

woodrow wilson, the president of the united states at the time, declared that the united states was notfighting for the revival of old empires, but for the revival of democracy in europe. now everything was ready america with imagination. easy to enter the war. but this war, like any other war, had to end eventually. after the war with the destruction of europe , the american economy remained healthy and birani pocketed a huge profit from it. america, which owed more than 2 billion dollars to foreign countries before 1914, in february 1919, only four from england. he demanded half a billion dollars and more than two and a half billion dollars from france. iranian europe sent a lot of profit to the pockets of americans. now the political balance of the world was disturbed and america became a great world power in every respect. europeans that because they saw that we had lost their industrial war , and they still needed the americans for their reconstruction . in this way, america was raised as the most important source and supplier of the economic needs of european governments. but ther

state. >> thank you for your time. we have some other folks. what did you think of the event?that was amazing. this is like times 100 what i thought. >> was different? >> the energy and excitement. it was so much more than anything i hoped for. i've been a conservative my whole life. >> how long have you been a desantis supporter? >> since covid. i lived in tennessee and i didn't know anything about him until covid. it opened my eyes. >> do you live in iowa now? >> no, i drove from tennessee two days. i drove through a blizzard all day to get here. >> what inspired you to do that? his -- >>'s record of doing everything he promised, he's a great candidate, the perfect candidate, and i see this transforming the country. i want to be part of that and i wanted to talk to i once face to face and make a difference. >> where do you think he will finish? >> i can't see how we can't win with this level of energy. >> where are you headed after this? >> back to knock on doors. in the snow, no matter what. >> good luck. one were supporter over here from the ron desantis campaign. >> mike

states. this runs 15 minutes. >> thank you very much. thank you. i'm going to pull this aside and stepped right here. such an honor to be with you. such a great message today. time to stand for freedom again in the united states of america. as i thought about everything that was that how can i highlight anymore the importance of our constitution? there' s so many things it is important to say but i felt as i was sitting there i wanted to to encourage you for a few minutes. you know what you reminds me of? your mind me of soldiers on the front line. when you on the frontline you have to have more courage than everybody else, you better be able to see a little bit better than everybody else because not only are you going to be taking some shots, you better be able to hit your target where you need to. i am in this race because i'm one of these people to to just like you. i feel like you landowner rights people, like you are an underdog a little bit, feel like you are an underdog a little bit, you've got to recognize god is on your side when you are sticking to the constitution and when you are doing the right thing. and steve mentioned when we came in this race at

the state provided timely support and helped us adapt to new realities; the family from ukraine likedf life , and over time they opened an agricultural estate, where everyone is greeted with a smile and hospitality. ruslana vladimirovna treats the guests. belarus of this place, so i learned how to cook real mushroom soup, like they usually cook here with pearl barley, here mushrooms , you'll get pumped up, boris aleksandrovich collects mushrooms, he's with us, who could become an avid mushroom picker, this house is more than a hundred years old, it was important for the owners of the estate to preserve its originality, this towel is from a white village, homespun paths, we purchased a neighbor has them, her grandmother is 96 years old, this is the first cordless iron, remember, immigrants from donetsk say that in recent years they have realized a simple truth, in our time it is important to remain human. direct all your energy to peace and creation, at some point there was even something like this - boris sanich felt sad, about going back to donetsk, about selling the house, i say whe

at this point in time, i don't think much can be done for the simple fact that the united states still remains the overwhelming superpower, um, you know, the us isn't the power it once was, but it still is um, you know, the strongest power in the world, that has to be recognized, it is, in severe competition, china and russia are making important gains, but you're seeing how... "you know uh, the us approval or the us green light, this is what is enabling the israelis to continue with with these kinds of acts. now were it not for the american weapon support, were it not for the american veto with the security council, all of these acts would have been impossible, impossible, but um, due to america's dominant position on the international stage, um, israel is able to continue, but i do think that um, america." itself by providing this kind of support in the midst of these massicers to the israelis is shooting itself in the foot and is only um making its decline more rapid, it's hestening the time whereby the americans will more and more become weaker relative to other powers like china a

the i'm feel welcome to the program through a secretary of state times we think and is in israel, is part of a week long diplomatic tool named trying to prevent an escalation of the war in gaza. short time ago he met with his roles president is that can't solve who sung the us commit, support and commitment to protecting israel is the blinking studio. the tools with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and these cabinets is expected to press as well to do more, to protect civilian lives, and to protect and to prevent its warranty. as that's turning into a regional conflicts. i've just come from a number of countries in the region tricky grease jordan cutter. i remember to share some of that i heard from those leaders with the president as well as with the prime minister and the cabinet wednesday. and of course, we'll have an opportunity to families and some of the discuss to bring everyone to talk about the wait for the head of those meetings. we can speak to this special correspondent abraham in jerusalem. welcome a, how is the israel unlikely to view? i'm gonna be putting comes visit

state to cast ballots in the 24 election. >> new hampshire's governor gave haley a big push when he endorsed her last month. he thinks her timeate will help her gain traction there. >> really engaging with nikki on where america goes on what is about the future despite those efforts on the campaign trail, former president donald trump still holds a commanding lead in the polls. >> it is a real uphill climb for anyone to beat him, as you know, as analysts have pointed out, no one has ever had the kind of lead that trump now has in national polling and then gone on to lose the primary. >> desantis and haley will face off next week in their final debate before the iowa caucuses. they're the only candidates who have qualified and accepted the invitation. trump also qualified, but is once again skipping a scheduled debate. he'll participate instead in a town hall hosted by fox news. meanwhile, former president trump did appeal maine's decision today to remove him from the state's primary ballot. the state supreme court will take up the case his legal team is also expected to appeal colorado's decision to disqualify him. that would

time period. so about 3 months into the ukraine war the u. n. had stated at the time, but the lives of children have been devastated at scale. that is, has not been seen since world war 2 at the time on average 2 children were being killed per day. but the average number of children being killed to per day in gaza right now is well over a 100. and like i said, over 8000 likely close 210000 children have been killed so far. that excludes the thousands who have been disabled over 10000 according to the u. n. likely at, with the extremity amputation. so upper and lower lim, amputation. so children maint, debilitated for life over 20000 children orphaned. and then you know, 85 percent of the girls and population is currently displaced. many families having been displaced multiple times. so 100 percent of children have no access to our level heating in the winter. there is no access to the food safety like there's no there's food insecurity, limited access to clean water and obviously high risk of disease. a 100 percent of children in gaza have no access to sch

but they were pressured by the united states timing of that. as a duke's took this, this is going sides with a, with a weakening of all of the conflict between the russia at the ukraine and the tendency of the pressure being exercised all the ukraine to start the go stations. it also allows a free or hand to turkey to continue it's, it's policy against israel or the palestinian issue. and before we go, some breaking news coming in from the middle east flag the united states as low as to strikes against what he alleges are rainy and of our affiliated, the militant groups operating into rock by the attacks of reported to be retaliation for an assault on the us based on sunday, that the insured for american service man, you can certainly get the details of that on our website as we get along with said to bring you more details to also us the info. and that's all for me now my colleague, i do show a josh will be in to preview more stories at the top of me. i buy from the they would seem israel's war on god. so he's changing everything. not least of

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what that means he can order the texas national guard to obey the president of the united states, the last times was in 1957, when president dwight dwight eisenhower submitted. the national guard, i think i 'll even try to check it now, i think it was in the state of iowa, if i'm not mistaken, i read it here too, so what were the circumstances, these were the circumstances, blacks were allowed there students, this is a famous story, to go to a white school for the first time, uh, the national guard of this state did not allow it, it did not let them go there. enter at the behest of the governor of the state, and then the president of the united states, duitzenhower announced the federalization of the national guard in this state so that it could not carry out the orders of the governor, and thus these students could go to their place of study, this is a dramatic story, feature films were made about it, there was no more of this, here are the following, now you can't to say that this is such a serious crisis, uh, for president... biden to take such an unprecedented step, the more he seeks an agr

state to cast ballots in the 24 election. >> new hampshire's governor gave haley a big push when he endorsed her last month. he thinks her time in the granite state will help her gain traction there. >> really engaging with nikki on where america goes on what is about the future despite those efforts on the campaign trail, former president donald trump still holds a commanding lead in the polls. >> it is a real uphill climb for anyone to beat him, as you know, as analysts have pointed out, no one has ever had the kind of lead that trump now has in national polling and then gone on to lose the primary. >> desantis and haley will face off next week in their final debate before the iowa caucuses. they're the only candidates who have qualified and accepted the invitation. trump also qualified, but is once again skipping a scheduled debate. he'll participate instead in a town hall hosted by fox news. meanwhile, former president trump did appeal maine's decision today to remove him from the state's primary ballot. the state supreme court will take up the case his legal team is also expected to appeal colorado's decision to disquali

but us secretary of state times the blinking one of the global leaders, this annual meeting in the alps, weather war in gauze, us sense of all of the items at the top of the agenda. shake mohammed been abdul rahman o thought e, who's both prime minister and foreign minister of council was scathing about the effects of his rouse bombardment over the past 3 months. rise is not there anymore . i mean there is nothing over the edwards carpet bombing everywhere. and it's, it's need, like, it needs that like 3 building an entire city again, us to this, germany's for a minister was on a panel discussing global security. her country has consistently opposed and immediate c spa, i believe the, the problem we are in is actually we know the solution. we can only come out together on a plan on the sci fi, on a plan, on the 2 states solution. but at the moment we have stuck to individuals circle the foreign minister of saudi arabia, a country that was close to a normalization deal with israel before the war was asked whether such a deal could now be revived. he said yes, but only if a series of step

but they were pressured by the united states timing of that. as a duke's took this, this is going sides with a, with a weakening of all of the gone for the like between the russia at the ukraine and the tendency of the pressure being exercised all the ukraine to start negotiations . it also allows a free or hand that to turkey to continue it's, it's policy against israel or the palace they get issue and that's all for me for now. my colleagues, jessica taylor will be with you at the top of the hour with the latest updates. i'm they show our josh bye for now the the.

for one of the template medicaid is a james buys, has moved from thomas in the us secretary of state times the blinking one of the global leaders. this annual meeting in the alps. whether warren cause the sense of all of the items at the top of the agenda, shaken mohammed been abdominal donnie who's both probably minnesota and foreign minister of cats. all was scathing about the effects of israel's bombardment. over the past 3 months, arises is not there anymore. i mean, there is nothing over the edwards carpet bombing everywhere and uh, its needs like its needs that like rebuilding an entire city again after this, germany's foreign minister was on a panel discussing global security. her country has consistently opposed an immediate c spa. i believe the, the problem we are in is actually we know the solution. we can only come out together on a plan on the sci fi, on a plan, on the 2 states solution. but at the moment we have stockton, the vicious circle, the foreign minister of saudi arabia, a country that was close to a normalization deal with israel before the war was aust, whether such

but they were pressured by the united states. timing of, uh, that was a duke's took this, the shoes going sides with a, with a weakening of off the guard for like, like, between russia. ukraine is the tendency of the pressure being exercised all the ukraine to start negotiations. it also allows a free or hand to turkey the continue it's, it's policy against israel or the palestinian issue of the china on the pacific islands. nation of now who have officially restored that diplomatic times. it comes off the remote territory caught explanations with taiwan earlier this month. the chinese foreign minister met his counterpart from now we're in beijing and he's dressed. the restoring biological ties, quote, demonstrates to the wall did herron's to the one china policy, which is the background harris that now we broke ties with taiwan less than 10 days ago, following the result of the presidential election. thus, what store pro independent cans that claimed victory now or officially recognizes taiwan as a part of china. the, the will in ukraine continues to impacts those fall from the front lin

but they were pressured by the united states timing of that. as a duke's took this, this is going sides with a, with a weakening of all of the god for like, like, between the russia and the ukraine. and the tendency of the pressure being exercised all the ukraine to start negotiations. it also allows a free or hand that to turkey, the continue it's, it's policy against israel or the found the state you the issue i'm fine, is this out the when you create and continues to impact those fall from the front lines, the city of done yet can still reeling from a recent missile strike on the marketplace. the killed 27 people onto steve sweeney takes up the story. on sunday, this marketplace was busy with local was doing that daily shopping. it was a bright, sunny day, much like today. around 10 am the hustle and bustle gave way to cairo's. as you cried, new miss all strike killed. 27 people for them died here. flowers mazda spoke english . they were killed. the fruit and vegetable was that they were settings lay strewn across the floor. the blood is yet

and does the us secretary of state times me blinking, arrives in as well the i, b. s has released, but it should be sa, peroration in the palestinian and slaves residential areas of the is ready. so does all seem firing weapons during ground operations. while the is ready, navy swipe down to gauze, entire trees from the mediterranean sea. and the north israel has launched a series of as joints on lebanon play main. it's taking out military in for us infrastructure. the international humanitarian organization, doctors without borders to set that hon. eunice shelter has been targeted on monday . the report was full. people were injured including a staff member's 5 year old daughter who is now in a critical condition. central gaza has also come on. the is wally shilling on the palestinian health ministry stays at least $57.00 full days on $65.00 injured with pro, to out at the hospital of the past 24 hours of a death tall. and the enclave is now suppose $23000.00 since october, the 7th. that's according to the palestinian health ministry. with over 59000 injured, 8000,

states. the last time it happened was in 1957, when president dwight d. dwight d. eisenhower took over. i think the national guard, i 'll even try to check it now, i think it was in the state of iowa, if i'm not mistaken, i read it here too, so what were the circumstances, those were the circumstances, there allowed black students, it's a famous story, to go to a white school for the first time, uh, the national guard of this state wouldn't allow it, they wouldn't let them go there. to enter into the order of the governor of the state, and then the president of the united states, deutizenhower, announced the federalization of the national guard in that state, so that it could not follow the orders of the governor, and thus these students were able to go to their place of study, this is a dramatic story, about which films are made was filmed, there was no more of this, here is the next one, now it is impossible to say what it is such a serious crisis, uh, for president biden to ... take such an unprecedented step, especially as he seeks an agreement with republicans on immigration policy,

he can.. .order to make the texas national guard subservient to the president of the united states, the last timewas in 1957 when president dwight eisenhower subjugated the national guard, i think i'll even try to check it now, i think it was in the state iowa, if i'm not mistaken, i read it here too, so what were the circumstances, it was such circumstances, there... to black students, it's a famous story, to go to a white school for the first time, uh, the national guard of this state to this wouldn't be allowed, she wouldn't let them in there by order of the governor of the state, and then the president of the united states, dwight eisenhower, announced the federalization of the national guard in that state so that they couldn't carry out the governor's orders, and so these students were able to get through. in place of his studies, this is a dramatic story , feature films were made about it, there was no more of this, here are the next ones, now it cannot be said that this is such a serious crisis, ugh, for president biden to resort to such an unprecedented step, the more he is looking for an

but they were pressured by the united states timing of that as a duke's took this, this is going sides with a, with a weakening of all of the conflict between the russia at the ukraine end of the 10th and seal. and the pressure being exercised all the ukraine to start negotiations. it also allows a free or hand that to turkey, the continue it's, it's policy against israel or the palace. they get the issue. well that is that when he was but a said so this how we, how about to go to an interview lined up to, you know, all to sat down with the protestant i'm positive took on notes covered in it. but of course the current situation in golf dominated that discussion said type done well, enjoy the you might be able to look into this like really or whatnot. the stuffs. and uh, we believe that the country would be free one day and uh, we're not allowed to the site is to process it from on dance we out of here, we will not leave. and then my people have very strong believing that the commission will go when the because really nice 3 and benefits on this will do this . we know that there is no c

up until october 7th cus was claiming that the situation in the region was calm. us secretary of state times we think analyses literally circumstances a most the last thing that ever before. this is an incredibly volatile time in the middle east. i would argue that we've not seen a situation as, as dangerous as the one we're facing now across the region. since at least 1973, the middle east region is quieter today. then it has been in 2 decades. on the u. s . continues to add more fuel to the middle east flane despite blaming around for the killing of 3 us soldiers and a drug store. i can see where you are on sunday. washington now claims it's i to be trying to de escalate. the situation of the wife's house comes under a wave, of course, just as i'm at home for taking no action to avenge is troops. meanwhile, a wrong house denied any involvement in the deadly drones twice. it has an american face on the syrian border with jordan. sharon has blamed for us itself so provoking via talk so many rocky minutes and as faction that did claim responsibility form a cd, a pencil going on the list, mich

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but they were pressured by the united states timing of that as a duke's took this, this is going sides with a, with a weakening of also gone for the like between the russia at the ukraine and the depth and seal, and the pressure being exercised all the ukraine to start negotiations. it also allows a free or hand connected to turkey to continue it's, it's policy against israel or the found this ticket issue. just put people going to return to breaking news. we've been following us for the last hour or so. and since the news came in a russian minute treat transport. ashcroft has crashed in the billboard region that's in the west of the country on board. the oil 7665 kept to do crating and subsequent being transferred for a prison, a swap. investigate is being dispatched, dispatched to the scene images, i'm beginning to come and you can see on, on your screen right now. that regardless, we've got our own producer heading to the site, so hopefully we'll get an incentive soon. but in the meantime, i do want to listen to a statement that the russian defense ministry is issued is on the 24th

but they were pressured by the united states. timing of that is a duke's took this. this is going sides with a, with a weakening of all of the god for like, like, between the russia add to ukraine is the tendency of the pressure being exercised. all the ukraine to start negotiations. it also allows a free or hand to turkey, the continue it's, it's policy against israel or the palace. they get the issue. and those are the main stories this our, on our, to international. don't forget to check out our website out. you're not comfortable, i'm a day show on josh, i'll be back up a top of the hour with the latest to stay with us. the the most of the new, the new york city that a related to him. i remind him of this, i mean go that easily, but for sort of the 30 minutes from the most in the band setting. so in that sense of, if you have a gun with it as a new vehicle or the side, is your mobile? got it all ready for that, and that is the joe. instead of going to the 9 talk to the dfcs or whatever the seal, the big thing my be my number is lorraine lee from his own. and hone

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[laughter] >> how do you rate the governance and [inaudible] >> any time a leader comes to the united stateslls us how important our relationship is and how it better, then i am a fan. at the same time i think accept foreign leaders and their politics and what works for them but you take them as they are. there's a question about -- it's important we not influence unfairly other countries. india has made a decision and i hopeak they continue every bit s good or better but if we build a strong relationship between the two countries, then regardless of what they choose at the top, we will see better relations and growing relations. i'm going to flip to something out of the region. i was in davo's for the argentinian pr you i loved every word he said. he spoke like ronald reagan but the question for urgent tina will be t does he take that historically rich country and make it better and at the same decision with every leader in india. you will judge by the legacy of improvement for its people and as a foreigner looking, india has advanced but they can do better and i hope that's how the people

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states. at this time the united states was deciding if wanted to be a naval power. tell us why that was important at that time? >> a naval theorist i had -- and it was translated into 12 languages. influence of sea power is what it is titled. it is a book that traced world powers and how they had achieved status by conquering overseas outpost. it established a blueprint for the united states to become a world power through the navy. the modernization of the ships. and through claiming outposts overseas that would allow it to have trading posts. to have naval presence there. so that became crucial to that moment. people like henry cabot lodge and his political ally, theodore roosevelt, were very much seduced by him. it is very interesting how history happens. through events across places. at the same time these figures were thinking about naval powers and strengthening the u.s. navy and modernizing it come cuba was finding its independence. since 1868 it had been involved in several wars of independence and in 1895 it had started a new war. and that was having some su

time. us secretary of state blinken, who rushed around the middle east, was unable to persuade local leadersin the us team. together with america. of the arab countries, only bahrain agreed to bomb those fighting against israel. but saudi arabia, for example, remembers very well how it 6 years, from 2015 to 21, i even tried to solve something in yemen by bombing, that same military base, the boys, for example, they announced several times, was destroyed. in response, erriad received truly painful houthi drone attacks on its oil plants. so the united states is waiting for answers. air defenses have been brought to full combat readiness throughout the region. there are enough american bases there, but this coin has a downside. the houthis can choose any object to attack and deliver an unpredictable strike. their missiles are dangerous. the range of action of the longest-range ones covers the entire arabian half-year security on the red sea. the united states and its allies , when they proposed to amend the resolution , rejected the amendments. as a result, russia and china abstained from votin

it was the 4 times higher than that for the united states at 8 times high. the not for the wealth is european economies interest rates. how is that ever come to be? yes, it is quite difficult to get if you do not love the one role that you be, the movie lies select plus the phones and when you needed a copy, the market is a blue moon, which is due by the very end of the model. the guy comes all to the now this is within the going for the money. and the discussion of mrs. low, the bottom was the forgot to leave you. the money comes into the oh, the, the rest of the way to move some of the function, the resolution you don't need is and there is a wage. it's become the. so while you need to money at the laboratory, you might have to decide mondays and then the guy which is a better job. and that is what is the reflection for the so the nations have to service it these massive rates of, of interest. how does that impacts their ability to develop sub leasing the development and the levels is why the highlander underneath the law, the rest of the effect on the liv

as the territory of the united states, at the time of zelenskyr president of the united states. well, of course, zelensky can, with a high probability, sniff out the whole country, you probably already understand who i’m hinting at, yes, well, you have women who don’t spit all the time, not kamala all the time, but no, why kamala , michelle, kamala, michelle, yes, but these are the ones who can really come out against trump now, but speaking of trump, it ’s no coincidence that he said that he’s the one a president who didn’t get into the middle east, who didn’t... didn’t lead american policy away from this completely hopeless pit of the middle east, because any president of the united states said that our main opponent in this century, our main adversary, is china, each of of these presidents, be it bush, be it obama , each of them got involved in the middle east , something was sure to happen there, and made good money on it, made good money on it, especially bush, i would say, not even bush anymore. .. no, that is, there is such a thing there w

turns out the state of iowa did not have a whole foods at the time. quickly moved onto another topic although he also won the state. >> just ahead, another major story today. it has now been 100 days since hamas launched attacks. in tel aviv they gathered w wi more t than 100 pepeople still hostage. the liveve report frfrom telel next. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. >>> it has been 100 days since the october 7th terror attack in israel and those kidnapped from hamas were taken. 100 days of suffering for so many in gaza and in israel. in israel today, crowds out in large numbers remembering the 1200 murdered and those still hostage. hamas has