the sullivan act. okay and also in the murder of bnz rosenthal which is the first drive by shooting in united states history. they just sort of go by after after some killers, another gambler, name brigid webber, who a farrow house at, 102 west, 42nd street, which is now a whole foods. okay. the one by bryant park. so rosenthal is no more becker goes to the chair. he's the first so many firsts in this case. the first. and i think only cop to go to the chair in the united states of america. so we have that and, sir. but surviving this mess is arnold ross rothstein and rothstein. there are many, many sites that one can visit which were associated with him in new york, most notably the park central hotel, very near to carnegie hall. big hall hotel still in business now, 200 west, 56th street. and he has killed in an upper room there by a another gambler named george mcmanus. well, that's my theory, anyway. and it was the it was the days of their theory as well, but not the juries. but pretty much, i think

up upon commissioner sullivan's appointment to our commission. he remains laser focused on addressing what is required to help san francisco reduce its climate impact and enhance energy efficiencies as well. he supports the san francisco department of the environment's diversity and equity goals. additionally, he has recognized us as the commission's champion for urban forestry reining true expert on trees and the only tree author. for these reasons it's my pleasure to nominate him for a second term. >> thank you. thank you very much for the nomination and the kind words. i joined this commission shortly after president trump took the country out of the paris accord and i guess that was 2017. and i just thought i needed to do something to contribute. and now here we are again some years later. so this is going to be a year where it's more important than ever to double down on environmental goals and especially climate goals. so i'm very happy to be able to do my part for that in the year ahead. >> thank you. vice president sullivan is there any o

chair cruz: senator sullivan. sen. sullivan: congratulations to you and your family. thank you for that powerful opening statement and appreciated our meeting. i'm really enjoying this hearing. all of the focus on fish, it is great. [laughter] in all seriousness, certain secretaries -- most secretaries in my view have not embraced their role. they are really important to our fishing community. as you and i talked about, this is really important to my state. alaska is the superpower of seafood. over two thirds of all seafood harvested in america, commercial, subsistence, sport, is harvested in alaska's waters. over two thirds. we are it. we are the 800 pound gorilla. tens of thousands of alaskans are connected to this industry and we are a huge powerhouse in terms of american exports. so, mr. lutnick, the vice president, his opening statement called you a product guy, a sales guy, a good dude. [laughter] that is a quote from the vice president, "good dude." i also maybe want to give you the title of godfather of american fishermen or the patron saint of american fisher

sullivan: thank you. he mentioned disrespect for our fishermen. you and i talked about what we have been enduring for the last 10 years. russia instituted a ban on any exports of american seafood. in 2014. and yet we had open borders essentially from them for the last 10 years, taking market share, literally the most disrespectful, unfair trading situation i could see anywhere in the world. they were coming after our market share, our fishermen cannot export one fish to russia, then i worked really hard to get that changed. we got a ban and russia started sending their fish to china. to essentially create a loophole, then come into the u.s.. shut that down finally. can you work with me to make sure we don't have that incredibly unfair russia bands everything and can import everything here? ridiculous. same with china. you are a sales guy, products guy. i want you to commit to me to promote american freedom fish, alaskan freedom fish. and don't allow communist fish from russian china. mr. lutnick: we have

so this is i mean, this is basically. >> sullivan versus new. >> york times is. >> the supreme courtn. >> that says that there is a really, really high bar for defamation in the media. it means that unless you can absolutely prove actual malice, that somebody deliberately defamed somebody, that there was damages and it. >> was. >> intentional, and that the reasonable. steps to avoid that were not taken. everything, anything goes other than that. and ron. >> desantis for the last two years. >> has been, you know, putting little videos on youtube calling for the overturning of sullivan. >> versus new york times. >> and so this again, this comes from this not it. >> doesn't come, but it's. >> being propagated on the podcast. but it's all the same. >> playbook, right? >> i mean, they pick a target. they rally. >> the horde. >> they use their machine and they beat it to death. it could be the nfl, it could be bud light, it could be an opposition politician. right now it's usaid. and when something else pops up in a week, they're going to sic the horde on that, too. and they continue to ta

. >> that's san jose state university professor laura sullivan, green. >> telegraph hill. there's been lots of failures there over the years, and they've done some improvements on it and improved drainage, improved retaining walls to kind of maintain that. >> while the houses above aren't deemed to be at risk at this point, there is concern on the ground. >> so i was just telling my friends right here that i don't think i'm gonna commute using this sidewalk anymore. it's because what if it rains again and the same situation happens? >> sullivan green says people should make sure there is proper drainage where they live, but doesn't feel that homeowners out there should be on high alert after this. cal state professor benad tiwari says he would use caution after larger slides like the one in santa rosa and forestville, where there were evacuations. >> i would be cautious for this. this large amount of rainfall for an extended period of time. if the area is getting landslide with, let's say, two and a half or three inches of rainfall, now, same area may get landslide, but wa

ok, and who to rate is at the current boost sullivan crossing will be speaking to in a moment. but 1st, i'll just say what stephanie decker reports on the significance of unnecessary uncomfortable the so called net setting car door was created by israel's mid a tree in the early days of the war. on garza, it split the strip down the middle from these rate. he goes to border in the east to the mediterranean coast in the west for israel, that was the strategic ministry move, giving its access control and oversight for palestinians. it was yet another land grab a carter of suffocation, attacks, and dest. these radio army often accused of shooting and killing indiscriminately at anyone who dare to come near. throughout the war, these rated government was accused of not having a long term planned to deal with him, us even by members of its own ministry. and despite the rhetoric that israel would stay in the next room coverage or, and even reoccupied, northern goza, that was political rhetoric rather than real policy, is really expanded the carter at the end of last year and built mo

. >> that's san jose state university professor laura sullivan, green. >> telegraph hill. there's been lots of failures there over the years, and they've done some improvements on it and improved drainage, improved retaining walls to kind of maintain that. >> while the houses above aren't deemed to be at risk at this point, there is concern on the ground. >> so i was just telling my friends right here that i don't think i'm gonna commute using this sidewalk anymore. it's because what if it rains again and the same situation happens? >> sullivan green says people should make sure there is proper drainage where they live, but doesn't feel that homeowners out there should be on high alert after this. cal state professor benad tiwari says he would use caution after larger slides like the one in santa rosa and forestville, where there were evacuations. >> i would be cautious for this. this large amount of rainfall for an extended period of time. if the area is getting landslide with, let's say, two and a half or three inches of rainfall, now, same area may get landslide, but wa

rogan's show is also a big part of what's gotten this idea that sullivan versus new york times needsverturned. a lot of his guests, a lot of people in that intellectual dark web sphere, have been obsessed with this case. >> explain for years people aren't familiar. >> with. >> oh, pardon me. so this is i mean, this is basically sullivan versus new york times is the supreme court decision that says that there is a really, really high bar for defamation in the media. it means that. unless you can absolutely prove actual malice, that somebody deliberately defamed somebody, that there was damages and it was intentional, and that the. reasonable steps to avoid that were not taken. everything, anything goes other than that. and ron desantis for the last two years has been, you know, putting little videos on youtube calling for the overturning of sullivan versus new york times. and so this again, this comes from this. it doesn't come, but it's being propagated on the podcast. but it's all the. >> same playbook, right? i mean, they pick a target, they rally the horde, they use their machine

this is the ed sullivan theater. >> stephen: ten years. what a guy got to do?tephen: o or i can have my bar mitzvah there. you're in broadwy and a new show, "all in." this one you did not write. and yet it is good. and it's not a musical. tell me, what's "all in." tell the people. >> lin-manuel: "all in" is, an amazing writer named simon rich who wrote for seven night live and live and the simpsons and has written some of my favorite short stories ever. it's directed by alex timbers. it's really four funny people reading these amazing simon rich short stories. it's like the heater version of a great bowl of tomato soup and grilled cheese sandwich. you leave just feeling so good about love and the world and it's really funny. absolutely comfort food. they are laugh-out-loud funny and you have a tear in your eye at the end and he manages to do this magic trick every time. my first time not in a musical sins like college. it's much scarier doing some one else's words than mine. >> stephen: the first time you haven't been in the musical since college. i was going t

brian sullivan, don, thanks for your time. don burnett from kodiak robotics.ore we go, take a look at shares of will scott hopping on a report from semafor that they're in discussion with the u.s. customs and immigration enforcement, or ice, about leasing mobile structures to house undocumented detainees. will scott rents trailers and mobile offices. shares are popping 3%. we've reached out to the company and we'll let you know if we hear back and that's it for us. thanks for watching the exchange, and i will join brian sullivan for power lunch. but he's in a mystery place right after this quick break. >> individually. >> each of us is great, but. >> from here you. >> can. >> see we're one. >> big team at atlassian. >> we believe real progress. >> takes all. >> of us working together on new sources of energy. cars that drive. >> to the future. >> even pizza deliveries. >> together we can. go beyond where. >> we've ever been collaborating. >> from anywhere on. >> everything. >> atlassian makes software. >> for teams to do. >> what is impossible alone. >> five w

-- monaco, jake sullivan.et service clearance from joe biden yesterday or the day before. you guys, get ready. i think that barack obama's next. griff: we shall see. you know, it was interesting, some of those with the security clearances being revoked, an attorney posted on social media, or i'm going to fight this -- mark if zaid. rachel: i was saying secret service, security clearances. sorry about that, guys. fluff give it's going to be interesting to see if there are challenges, if they hold up. president trump has a leg to stand on. charlie: the idea of revoking clearances to people like alvin bragg and letitia james here in new york is going to be probably a hard thing to enforce since they'll be, they routinely go into these buildings anyway, but it is a hot across the bow, and -- a shot across bow, and it is a reminder that president trump is not, he's not going to give up the search and the effort to expose people who use the justice system for political means to go after him. and he should go after t

of course, jake sullivan one of the mouthpieces of the russia collusion hoax so many years ago a. yeah, this is part and parcel of the same issue. people leave government, they are now private citizens, but they continue to have access to sensitive secrets, and then they use that access in conjunction and partnership with the bureaucracy to weaponize intelligence against the american people and against political enemies. and president trump is saying, no, that stops. drain the swamp isn't just a talking point, it is a mandate. for four years this issue between 2020 and 20 the 2024 -- 2024 was endlessly litigated before the american people about a weaponized justice, about weaponized intelligence, about weaponized bureaucracy. and the american people elected donald trump, and they said shut it all down. shut down the weaponization, hut down the abuse of our intelligence system, shut down this entire system that crushes our rights and freedoms at the expense of a privileged few. and that is what a he is doing. he is following through on the mandate that the american people gave him

jenn sullivan shows us the cleanup. >> millions of people in the northeast digging out of the snow sundayer a powerful winter storm pummeled much of the region. busy new york city streets blanketed in white. parts of the city getting more than three inches of snow, according to the national weather service. preliminary snow totals show some areas in new york and other states got more than eight inches of snow, but parts of the great lakes region saw even more. >> we did have one spot in upstate new york that topped out at 14in of snow. >> and while adults spent the morning cleaning up the mess, kids were having fun playing in it. this system that dumped several inches of snow and ice across much of the east coast first hit the midwest saturday. parts of the twin cities seeing as much as eight inches of snow. >> the secret is to stay moving. you can't stop moving or else you get cold. >> saint paul, minnesota, had so much snow that residents were helping each other clear the sidewalks and walkways. >> some of us will probably be out shoveling 6 or 7 houses this weekend, right, just to try

announced that ex-secretary of state antony blinken and former biden national security adviser jake sullivanlso being blocked. >>> the cause of an explosion and fire at a pennsylvania industrial plant is under investigation. about a dozen people were injured in the incident yesterday at the parker lord facility in crawford county north of pittsburgh. several firefighters were hurt. it caused major damage to the plant that makes specialty materials. >>> a powerful earthquake in the caribbean sea triggered tsunami warnings over the weekend. the 7.6-magnitude earthquake hit in the middle of the sea south of the cayman islands saturday. the u.s. national tsunami warning center issued a tsunami advisory for puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. that alert was later called off. no reports of major damage. >>> coming up, quarterback aaron rodgers' days with the new york jets may be numbered after two disappointing seasons. >>> and growls on the gridiron. the puppy bowl goes down to the wire. the wire. (vo) is your asthma rescue a dinosaur? airsupra is the only asthma rescue inhaler fda-approved

laura sullivan green, professor of civil and environmental engineering at sdsu, thank you so much for taking time to join us today. >> thank you. >> coming up next here on the four renewed concerns for transgender youth and adults following a series of executive orders targeting gender identity. >> we will be live with one of the leaders of sf pride to talk about the fallout and how the organization is working for all those making it big out there... ...shouldn't your mobile service be able to keep up with you? get wifi speeds up to a gig at home and on the go. introducing powerboost, only from xfinity mobile. now that's big. xfinity internet customers, cut your mobile bill in half vs. t-mobile, verizon, and at&t for your first year. plus, ask how to get the new samsung galaxy s25+ on us. i don't ever see anyone coming out to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented drone technology. how is that safe for me? it enhances the inspection, so it allows us to see things faster. your safety is the most important

and i do want to say, so the biden team, jake sullivan, brett mcgurk, president biden, bill burns, theyked so tireless to get the deal done. the minute president trump was elected his team started working hand and glove with the biden administration, we felt no break in the commitment to get keith home. steve witcokoff and boller work hand in hand with the biden team. i don't know what other issue you can say that about with these administrations. the trump team really did push it over the finish line and we're incredibly grateful, incredibly grateful to all of them for the work that they did. i also just want to say the qatari negotiators, mediators, were part of the november 2023 deal, were also instrumental, and then what i've learned in this completely bizarre experience is there is a whole industry of people, ngos, who work on hostage negotiations on behalf of families. we worked with global reach. they're a nonprofit. we would not have gotten keith home without them. it was a tremendous group effort across the board, across political lines, and that's heartening. >> you told us ba

i have a major housing bill with dan sullivan, senator from alaska. there's something called light tech on housing, low income housing, tax credits. dan sullivan i have called my tech middle income housing credit now, whether donald trump has an interest in these kinds of matters remains to be seen. i've been to some of the nominations. for example about whether they'll support our clean energy tax credits, because i say private sector carrots, not sticks, no mandates. you know, come on. what's not what's not to like i don't know how elon musk feels it, though. it seems like he's kind of against credit. he's certainly was with the president on getting rid of the middlemen effort. and that was completely by bipartisan, you know, people republican in the house. you know, i don't even want to mention their names will probably get in trouble politically. but, you know, they worked hard with us and it's a good bill. and we're going to keep we're going to keep pushing it when it comes to bad things, what do you see as something that you're hoping to be able

. >> brian sullivan here in. >> washington, dc. >> we're here. >> for a big. exclusive interview with the new secretary of energy. you saw. >> some of it earlier. >> live right here on cnbc. but we're. >> going to show you. what you didn't. >> hear or. >> see earlier. coming up. >> plus the. >> implications of some new tax. >> proposals from president trump and why it might impact your favorite football team. >> oh, yes. let's start with a check of the markets, though, because we're kicking things off here at session lows. the dow is down more than 400 points for the first time so far today. that's a nearly 1% drop. same for the s&p. and the nasdaq is down 1.3%. now the jobs report is one factor. we also we saw some inflationary pressures. we took a bigger leg lower at 10 a.m. when that sentiment report hit. sentiment fell a few points. inflation expectations really shot up. and that's when you saw more angst. we've also had a bunch of tariff headlines throughout the day today. the president saying there will be reciprocal tariffs on many countries next week.

jenn sullivan reports on the additional precautions security officials are taking. >> new orleans is getting ready to host super bowl lix. the kansas city chiefs taking on the philadelphia eagles. and while crews are putting the finishing touches on the field, law enforcement is taking every precaution on the streets. >> we are going to have approximately 2000 law enforcement officers throughout this week. >> with 73,000 fans expected at the game. law enforcement says they'll have eyes in the skies with drones and helicopters, as well as street barricades and even boats in the river to patrol. >> i have never seen this level of security in the city of new orleans, and all of my years. >> the super bowl comes just weeks after new year's day celebrations in new orleans were marred by a deadly terror attack. a man driving his truck into a crowd of people on bourbon street before being fatally shot by police. 14 people were killed and dozens more injured. >> it was a horrible, reprehensible act. >> eric delaune with the department of homeland security, says that attack made them reassess

want to give you a live look right now in green valley road and sullivan road. this is in sebastopol. and you can see right there the flooding overtaking part of that road there. drivers in a tight spot in some spaces. now, we've seen many over the past few hours driving through several inches of water. this is from green valley creek which flows into the russian river. that is by far not the only problem spot in the bay area. we have team coverage this morning. nbc bay area's bob redell is tracking a rockslide, proving to have lasting impact for drivers in san francisco. meteorologist kari hall is tracking additional storms on the way. but first, we want to go o over to nger conejero saab. she's in santa rosa for us. and, ginger, i know you spoke with at least one rescue team out there, and you saw at least one rescue taking place in that high water. i mean, it's dangerous out there for some folks. it is marcus and laura. it's been a very busy 24 hours for first responders. we're seeing a break in the rain right now. the sun is actually out. despite it still be

you make of him saying there was an assassination attempt plans by the so called bible by blinking sullivan powers administration to kill booth and that in my opinion, yeah, i don't know what to make of it. i do know that the ukranian government attempted to kill vladimir putin with a drone attack on the kremlin, which failed. and that, that is one of their objectives. and it does appear to be as it aligns with the objectives that we've exposed, that were outlined in documents by a secret british military intelligence sell overseen by a veteran military intelligence official and m. i 6 official, chris donnelly. we've exposed that through a series of investigations that the great zone by kit clarin berg, where the ukrainians military, as it loses ground on the battlefield, is being redirected through into kind of terror operations on russian soil sabotaged operations. we publicize for the 1st time, the secret blueprint to blow up the courage bridge, which was attempted by ukrainian forces through a terror attack, attacks on pipelines, but also attacks on russian railways, assassinations of r

but while in the sullivan uganda, that community was 40 integrated and formed a citizen nathan, d r c, that's one that was another kid. so there was never organize all of the properties that were marginalized, a persecuted against under the victims as we speak of overhead speech. so now to solve this problem, there is a need for a battle, as i was saying, shortly, direct thoughts between the us, the government. on that moment, you know that to find a solution was on for to the grievances of these community. in nigeria, as british dodge and the desired shell. and now is, is yet another, or spill in the country, local outrages itself, spilling over the west african nations. oh, golly community has been fighting a legal battle against the u. k. base multinational for decades. the stop the devastating produce any claims is caused by the companies extraction activities. it is believed that the latest incident occurred during the flushing operation when the storage facility overflowed. a local slam, the leg negligence of the company. if anything you have for your notified a simple shed, nob

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here's a live picture from green valley road and sullivan road near sebastopol. you could see the rain is covering the road there up to those homes. the water downed, trees taking over the roads in both directions. and we've seen cars actually cross the flood water, which emergency services of course say you should not do, since it's hard to tell how deep the water can be. >> today in sonoma county, four school districts will be closed due to flooding, and evacuation orders are in effect along the russian river. >> it was scary. all i could thought was grabbing my papers, you know, all the important documents and just running out. >> brenda moore of healdsburg is among those waiting to go home again. she lives along north fitch mountain road. says she saw the floodwaters rising outside her house as heavy rains came down. >> it sounded like something was crashing. i talked to a neighbor neighbor, he says. he's been living here for ten years. nothing like this has ever happened. >> cleanup of the damage is already started. ktvu saw bulldozers clearing the roads and

alvin bragg, former secretary of state antony blinken and former national security advisor jake sullivanin had this to say. >> revenge and retribution are the. commanding animus for donald trump right now. they don't have a hit list. they have. >> many. >> hit lists for each. >> department. for each agency. >> but all. >> of it goes back. >> to the big. >> lie when you. >> think about. >> it, right? donald trump. >> simply could not. >> accept that he had been repudiated by the american. >> people like that. >> and everything since has been an effort to. >> undermine and attack that result. >> joining me now is msnbc national security and intelligence analyst and former cia senior intelligence officer, marc polymeropoulos. hey, marc, my friend. good to see you. so what are the consequences of revoking all these clearances? >> you know, in the. >> case of. former president biden or perhaps jake sullivan and others, this is just kind of the performative theater, the red meat that trump is throwing at his base. but what concerns me is some of the others, frankly, when you talk about some. a

but while in the sullivan uganda, that community was fully integrated and for the citizens eastern d r. c. that's one. that's why the other kids there was never organize us as a communities. there were marginalized, persecuted against, and the victims as we speak of overhead speech. so now to solve this problem, there is a need for a dialogue. as i was saying, shortly, direct thoughts between the us, the government, on that moment, email that to find a solution was and for to the grievances of these community. 46 years ago, a radians over through that pro west and want to keep the widespread celebrations on the streets of tyrone today. show that local still stand by the values of independence in 55 years. and i'm a corporate issue. the president said and dressed in a some say that despite the dramatic graduate coming out of the white house, ron will not to submit to sorry, press. the drum says we want talks, and then he announces all sorts of plots to bring this revolution to its needs. then he says the us is for dialogue. we will never surrender in the face of for him . we're not lo

says it how, how it is rather than was using wiki leaks to release a memo of blinking and know jake sullivan, the previous national security advisor sending things to hillary clinton telling about kaiser is on the side of united states. he dropped patello stump of tell the american people of that tax dollars was paying. okay. the yeah, the rafters are off. the disguise is gone. donald trump is exposed. sorry, wilkinson. i'll stop you that more from before, but chief of staff of the state above. and after this break, the lease of russian states never is as tight as i'm one of the most sense community invest in something set up. the in the system must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin mission, the state on russia to day and split the r t. suppose next, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube, the senior said this was what question did you say for steven cliff, which is the the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with the lords wilkinson, former chief of staff of the us state department. kind of,

but while in the sullivan uganda, that community was for the integrated and for the citizens in eastern d r. c. that's one of that was another case. there was never organize us as of commodities that were marginalized, persecuted against, and the victim as we speak of overhead speech. so now to solve this problem, there is a need for a demo. as i was saying, shortly, direct talks between deals, the government on that moment email that to find a solution was on for to the grievances of these community. aboard air force one donald trump has double down on his vision to own gosh, or of course is something that a shock the world this time he's even offered up parts of the n k for other regional states to rebuild the real estate type rooting time president is clearly taking a page out of his past and evidently thinks that washington's checkbook will help to solve the crisis. to find as far as us rebuilding it, we may give it to other states. at least we're committed to making sure that president trump is due to meet with major major our leaders 1st and foremost the king of jordan and the pre

but why look in the sullivan? uganda. that community was for the integrated and for the citizens eastern d r. c. that's one of that was another case. there was never organize us as of commodities that were marginalized, persecuted against, and the victim as we speak of overhead speech. so now to solve this problem, there is a need for a dialogue. as i was saying, shortly, direct thoughts between deals to government and that movement. email that to find a solution was and for to the grievances of these community afford efforts. one, donald trump of hired a double down one is vision to own you guys have a move that really has struck the world. this time is even off without parts of the inquiry for other regional states to rebuild. so i guess perhaps the real estate tycoon, turn president, is taking a page out of his past. evidently, he things washington's checkbook will solve the crisis to find out. and as far as us rebuilding it, we may give it to other states in the middle east. we're committed to making sure that preside

jobs for young simmons as they try to rebuild that country off to the for the best shot at upset sullivan. john, well, it's not from damascus. this is a cluster munitions being detected by a thermal imaging drone. another solution which can check if an unexploded bombs live and pinpoint it's coordinates. it was developed by up to go have a matter who is once serious youngest event. he was given an award when he was a teenager, interested a few days later by the form of vision. because i was told one thing to never think i got like many screens. he fled, turned around his knife from and if he can just send the con valley now he wants to take part in rebuilding the country before syria is in that you add the new generation of us coming out. we're. we're the reason why we're here. we're trying to push the god, bring back square to use the experiences that we have learned overseas to rebuild our country. the way a 100, the syrians in tech have gathered in damascus from all over the world in the 1st of its kind event. a software engineer, seals and entrepreneurs, mostly from silicon valley, se

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i know jake sullivan, the previous national security advisor, sending things to hillary clinton telling about kaiser is on the side of united states. he dropped patella's trump patel, the american people of the tax dollars was paying. okay. the yeah, the rafters are off. the disguise has gone down, dropped his exposure very well as an i'll stop you that more from before, which he goes stuff with us stage above. and after this break, the, the trunk promised the shock the system and he is, he has declared war against the us government threatening friends involved a life with a terror for. and now he is personally decided to reorder the middle east palestinians and guys have faced more force displacement and ethnic cleansing the welcome back to going underground. i'm still here with the lords wilkerson former chief of staff of the us state department kind of, we were talking about the refreshing nature of these uh, some uh, one in the white as being candid county uh, ken from 4th egypt and jordans hand about the $12000000.00 refugees of egypt and jordan and previously always done with wash