in syria and understands that what the cost to america will be or continuing fail policy and in syria israel policy. so i, i think there will be a lot of push within the bi ministration to get out of syria sooner rather than later. maxime, one of the things in looking at the media coverage of it, again, this kind of scare mongering is that al qaeda is coming back. isis is coming back here, but it's never really reflected upon is that the, the us and its allies actually coddle isis in syria here. i mean, there's such a disconnect here and there. and it's so it's so propagandized here because i agree with, with joshua and with scott here. i mean, this is an opportunity right now, but there are plenty of vested interest the don't. i mean, as i said in my introduction, for 20 years, there was a griffin, i mean, a lot of people made a lot of money. and when the speaker was turned off, it all fell apart like a house of cards here. but there are still vested interest to keep the conflict going on in syria. and l t are supporting saudi arabia and yemen. we could go on and on and on. go ahead. maxine

world in this dangerous sort of power triangle there is a huge impact that goes to iraq, iran, syria, israel a disaster, knowledge is the way he withdrawn but not having any small presence, the way the government could go on and on but act as if we trained our people to fight the taliban there are systemic problems. anyone in afghanistan or iraq could tell you that area they are not ready to have hope and be empowered and step in. this is systemic in their culture, doesn't work this way, extraordinarily difficult and one seal said he felt like throwing the computer across the room and he always maintains control. todd: surface members and their families hear their commander-in-chief talk like this when it comes to their presence in the world, power in the world, what goes through their minds? >> morale totally declined, with retention and readiness, that is totally plummeted. ultimately they are at the mercy of the commander-in-chief, they've seen people on the ground scrambling to take care of the mess the administration made and it is the people on the ground and behind the scenes trying t

syria. you know, because it's hurting the syrian government. so even israel works with all kite and syria to hurt a certain government. so it's always shifting alliances, right. and frankly speaking, you know, if, if they're going to sit down and call the taliban terrorists forever. well, you know, you're just going to encourage more problems because the taliban will have nothing that they can achieve and they're just going to start looking elsewhere. so it's really important to sit down and avoid this. if you're really concerned about fighting terrorism. you have to sit down and make sure that this country doesn't become that once again. but as i said again, it was never a problem really regarding 911 of the war on terra, this was all a far they invaded afghanistan and iraq for different reasons, right? if there were really concerned about terrorism, they have to look at their own allies because many of them are sponsors of terrorism. and the united states itself was helping these groups write the various ones that are now in the, in this hollow and governme

syria. but i mean, it's, we know the britain arms, israel, which has been bombing gaza in the past few days. and it's been bombing, damascus, in the past few days. and we know britain's role in the sanctions against iran. what does it feel like when you were told to come to see the foreign secretary dominant, grab accusing you of wondering terrorism accusing. i mean, it's not, it's easy, but to, to prove is, is difficult. what? no, i don't want to be bragging about something, but we have had the, maybe the strongest campaign against terrorism. our general, for the money was assassinated by the united states, was the hero of the nation nation in the region for combating terrorism. and we have given a lot of a lot of brought to combat terrors, even 7th in taos, and the people in here are the victim of terrorism. that the organization that did that they have no, the safe haven in europe like m u k. they sometimes we hear, they're lessening this aboard for that terror group, although it was taken off the dairy list, the madrid master, i'll stop you there more from the ringing investors of the u.

the development of governance in places such as yet men, libya and syria was where we must overcome stalemate and push for peace. in israel and palestine where we are leaders to resume a meaningful dialogue, recognizing the 2 state solution as the only best way to adjust the comprehensive piece in haiti. and so many other places left behind where he's standing, sorry that it the through every step of the crisis. excellencies, we are seeing an explosion in seizures of power by force military, coups, beck. and the lack of unity among the international community does not help geopolitical divisions and the mining international cooperation. and leave me think the capacity of the security council to take the necessary decisions, a sense of impunity is taking holes. and at the same time, it will be impossible to address that metric. it cannot be, can develop challenges while the world's too large as the gardner ms. toms with each other. yet i fear our world is creeping towards 2 different sets of economic trade, financial and technological rules. to divert the approaches in the development, artificial intelligence, and ultimate

in places such as yemen, libya and syria where we must overcome stalemates and push for peace. in israel and palestineing where we urge readers to resume a meaningful dialogue and the two-state solution as the only pathway to peace. in haiti and so many other places left behind we're extend thing solidarity through every step of this crisis. excellencies, we are seeing an explosion in seizures of power by force. military coups are back, and the lack of unity among the international community does not help. geopolitical divisions are undermining international cooperation and limiting the capacity of the security council to take the necessary decisions. a sense of impunity is taking hold. and at the same time, it will be impossible to address the economic and development challenges while the world's two largest economies are at odds with each other. yes, i fear our world is creeping towards two different sets of economic, trade, financial and technological rules, two divergent approaches in the development of artificial intelligence and, ultimately, the risk of two different military and g

israel. 14 year blockade and territory. some protest is flung burning ties and explosives. soldiers station along the gaz offense. syria says it's shot down is really missiles above damascus video and the media showed air defenses firing to intercept the missiles. in a statement, the military source said israel targeted points in the vicinity of the syrian capital. they did not report any casualties saying the only losses. busy were material after nearly 2 years of studying at home during the corona virus pandemic students in lebanon are returning to school. but they are likely to miss out for 3rd year as the lebanese education sector faces. it was crisis in years, saw to hide at reports from beirut. it's a big day for a high who's registering his children at the local school that he's concerned for their future. i mean, we're scared the academic year won't continue, especially for those starting school for the 1st time. some parents are struggling financially and can't afford to send their children. but i'm worried whether we'll be able to continue paying school, tuition and expenses. more than 1000000 children in lebanon

syria said it shut down missiles above damascus. in a statement, the military source said israel targeted points in the vicinity of the syrian capital. there are no reports of casualties, saying the only losses were material. the palestinian tester shot by is really forces has died. he was killed in eastern gaza during a protest. those are the headlines. we are back in half an hour. now, it is "inside story." ♪ nastasya: thousands of afghans have left their country, and many more are still waiting to get out. but while some nations have welcomed them, others are trying to keep them out. so, what options do afghan refugees have, and who should look after them? this is "inside story." ♪ hello there, and welcome to the program. i'm nastasya tay. now, as the taliban works to set up a government it says will be inclusive, it faces several challenges. the united nations has warned that up to half a million afghans could leave their country by the end of this year, and governments in the region are bracing for a possible refugee crisis. the european union says it will help those countri

mediterranean sea. syria says it's shot down israeli missiles above damascus. video and state media showed air defenses firing to intercept the mythos in a statement of military source, said israel targeted points in the vicinity of the syrian capital. they did not report any casualties, saying the only losses were material. a palestinian protest who was shot by israeli forces has dies the 26 year old was killed in eastern gaza during a protest. demonstrators have been protesting for 6 nights in a row against israel's 14 year blockade of the territory. those are the headlines. my jurors next september and the russians closed in parliamentary election, imitates the president putin, 21 year, grip on power. the listening post. dissect the media, how they operate, the stories they cover, and the reason why the 90 live in the top of the world, 20 years on the war that followed. that finally ended and i've gone to sun. but that's what caught, this didn't real, obviously, unique, attractive on and happy in history, through the eyes of a fearless and visionary filmmakers. germany goes to the poles and elections of the angular merkel replace. after 15 years in power. what will the result

abortion law in texas. syria says it's shot down israeli missiles above damascus. video and state media showed air defenses firing at the missiles and military statements said, israel had targeted points in the vicinity of the syrian capital. it did not report any casualties, saying the only losses were material israeli troops have killed the palestinian protest. the in garza moved it at least 15, others health ministry said the 26 year old was shot in the abdomen as hundreds gather long israeli fence to protest the blockade of the countries. those are the headlines now back to witness and so it's a completely different way of thinking and for anyone who were thoughtful, even if it hasn't been abuse, they are thinking differently. and i think helping people understand that not to put in. i think that the interesting thing isn't it that way, as other people impose our own way of saying things onto the person or when your mind is di and if anything gets in your way, like for it, what does it take to get past that anger and then actually do you have that shift to go and i'm glad i file one of the biggest fears of trying to take your life is that you're not gonna compl

israel. ah, the celebrations would be short lived the within hours, the egyptian air force would bomb the capital of the newly formed states. at the same time, the armies of egypt, jordan, syria, and iraq crossed the borders into palestine. whereas the maintenance of order and security and just as an urgent question which concerned new york, united nations, placed a major challenge to its power and prestige. the 1st arab israeli working on the 20th of may 948. the united nations named its 1st mediator in palestine. ah, the man who would take on the task was count holcombe. adopt hero the white buses. mm. he was from noble family. he was a relative of the king and for which he could deal very good with people meeting high to try and make him compromise this and things like that. at the end of may, 1948 been adult, left paris for the middle east seen off by his american born wife, a spell in appointed the echo of the white buses. campaign, bernard dogs had his specially chartered plain painted wipes with un and red cross marks. the count caused by united nations as last hope. it will time record admin intermediate raises him above suspicion of hot event. in tennessee, his birth

struggled the borders of jordan and israel became known as the cradle of the uprising against are found in 2011, which led to war 10 years on a government again, control most of syria, the you and high commissioner for human rights is urging the international community to do more to stop the conflict in me and my getting worse of where it's too late. michel bachelor says the violence that spread through the country since of qu, in february, showing signs of escalating into a wide spread civil war. human rights situation, me mar, has deteriorated significantly. as the far reaching impacts of the of the military coup continue to devastate lives and hopes across the country. conflict, poverty and the effects of the panoramic are sharply increasing and the country faces a vortex of repression, violence an economy collapse. the former us defense secretary james matter has spoken about how he invested $85000.00 of his own money into the failed biotech firm founded by elizabeth holmes mattress. it was also a thoroughness board member testified at home just trials by prosecutors that you have fraud that potentially carries decades in prison. around us attracted hundreds of

the borders with jordan and israel became known as the cradle of the uprising against us back in 2011, which led to war 10 years on the government again controls most of syria. fire and lava are still shootings. ma volcano on the island of la palmer in the canaries, 5 days after it began erupting wards of lava in gulf. everything in its path, including houses, schools, and banana plantations. nicholas are reports in the village of the court. above the picturesque coastal village of does corte is what seems like a looming storm, but is in reality, a giant cloud of volcanic ash. the crater has expanded, does the court has not yet been evacuated. the villages mayor one coast is not just concerned, but deeply worried. lava is moving 4 meters per hour and it's less than 2 kilometers away from the village. what happened this year? i'm concerned this may effect a banana plantation. this is the principal economic activity of people here, so it would make big losses for so many families. 500 hector's, a banana plantation have been you reversible, destroyed by a thick blanket of ash. microscopic volcano rocks are seeping into the crop, making them inedible amounts of

israel, and america. we must avoid this similar situation in syria. withdrawal should be based on the defeat of isis, not an artificial timeline. we know that success of peace through strength, and we also know of failure by war through appeasement. i reserve the balance of my time. . the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time from new york has expired. is the gentleman prepared to yield back? mr. wilson: i urge my colleagues to oppose this amendment and i yield back the balance of my time though i would like to point out that i agree very much with my colleague from new york of the appreciation of our kurdish allies. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. pursuant to house resolution 667, the previous question is ordered on the amendment offered by the gentleman from new york. the question occurs on the amendment. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair the ayes have it. the amendment is not agreed to. the gentleman from south carolina. mr. wilson: i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro

syria, strongman al-assad. >> the we don't stand up to cuban people not -- israel, he -- he there are more interested defendingstand up to china to cartels in mexico coi mean who did we elect? who is this guy? is he representing our best interests? the average americans look i want to a secure border i don't want this stuff happening in my country! . >> i would -- word it who voted for this guy? i agree, there are massive questions, and as all of these fires are flaming out he is zeroing in on spending five trillion dollars in raising everybody's taxes so that he can have a green new deal white house secretary jen psaki contradicted nancy pelosi assessment how much 3 1/2 trillion-dollar reconciliation will be paid for listen to this. >> this is going to be paid for, that is something the president -- uh is committed to something senator manchin was called for as well we will. >> we will pay more than half maybe all legislation so, unlike the republicans when they did their tax scam in 2017 added two trillion dollars to the national debt, we will be taking some responsibility to pay for what is in there so that

syria says it shot down israeli missiles as they approached da mat custody. the state news agency says the weapons were launched from the area of southeast neighboring lebanon. the israeling party later this month. he says heading japan's pandemic response and campaigning to lead his governing liberal democratic party at the same time divided his energies. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ otein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boost® high protein. as someone who resembles someone else... i appreciate that liberty mutual boost® high protein also has key nutrients knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. [ nautical horn blows ] i mean just because you look like someone else doesn't mean you eat off the floor, or yell at the vacuum, or need flea medication. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ yo you have the best pizza in town and the worst wait times. you need to hire. i need indeed. inde

israel. you are conflicting things. look what is happening in iraq. the country disintegrated. it is gone, finished. we opened the door for iran to sponsor these terrorists in yemen, iraq, and syria. i don't want to hear about republicans always defending cheney's decision to go to war in iraq. host: i will let you respond first, quin. guest: we did not kill a million iraqis. the handling of iraq is different than the decision to go into iraq. if we had taken the advice of -- and -- and mccain and gone in the right way and had not completely eroded the middle rank of experienced government, we would've had a lot better results but be that as it may, i do want to say we weren't just going in there for links to 9/11. we were going and because iraq had ties to terrorists and he was dangerous. and he was harboring them and giving the bounties to the terrorist families. andy absolutely did have -- and he actually did have happens of mass destruction at one point and did not show definitively he had gotten rid of them. hindsight is 20/20, but our reasons for going in were justifiable for everything we knew at the time. host: david, anything to add to that? guest: i will just say that w

security development and governance, in places such as yemen, libya and syria, where we must overcome steal mates and push for peace. in israelsing the two—state solution as the only way to a comprehensive peace. in highty and so many other places left behind, where standing solidarity throughout every step of crisis. excellencies we are seeing an explosion in seizures of power by force, military coups are back. and the lack of unity among the international community does not help. geopolitical divisions are undermining international cooperation, and limiting the capacity of the security council to take the necessary decisions. a sense of immunity is taking hold. and at the same time, it will been impossible to add dress the economic and developed challenges, while the world's two largest economies are at odds with each other. yet, i fear our world is creeping towards two different sets of economic, trade financial and technological rule, two approaches in the development of ai and ultimately, the risk of two different military and geopolitical strategies, and this is a recipe for trouble. it would be far less predictable tha

israel. you are conflicting things. they did. they did it -- they did it for business. look what is happening in iraq. the country disintegrated. it is gone, finished. syria is finished because we opened the door for iran to sponsor these terrorists in yemen, iraq, and syria. i don't want to hear about republicans always defending cheney's decision to go to war in iraq. host: i will let you respond first, quin. guest: we did not kill a million iraqis. the handling of iraq is different than the decision to go into iraq. if we had taken the advice of -- mccain and gone in the right way and had not completely eroded the middle rank of experienced government, we would've had a lot better results but be that as it may, i do want to say we weren't just going in there for links to 9/11. we were going and because iraq had ties to terrorists and he was dangerous. he was harboring them and giving the bounties to the terrorist families. and he absolutely did have weapons of mass destruction at one point and did not show definitively he had gotten rid of them. hindsight is 20/20, but our reasons for going in were justifiable for everything we knew at the time. host:

israel. you are conflicting things. look what is happening in iraq. the country disintegrated. it is gone, finished. we opened the door for iran to sponsor these terrorists in yemen, iraq, and syrian't want to hear about republicans always defending cheney's decision to go to war in iraq. host: i will let you respond first, quin. guest: we did not kill a million iraqis. the handling of iraq is different than the decision to go into iraq. if we had taken the advice of -- and -- and mccain and gone in the right way and had not completely eroded the middle rank of experienced government, we would've had a lot better results but be that as it may, i do want to say we weren't just going in there for links to 9/11. we were going and because iraq had ties to terrorists and he was dangerous. and he was harboring them and giving the bounties to the terrorist families. andy absolutely did have -- and he actually did have happens of mass destruction at one point and did not show definitively he had gotten rid of them. hindsight is 20/20, but our reasons for going in were justifiable for everything we knew at the time. host: david, anything to add to that? guest: i will just say that while w