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faith, allow you to spend millions of dollars to combat climate change and the war torn middle east, or fund l g b t q. why awareness in zimbabwe? both of which are among your recent proposals. then there's the bio labs which a lot of mosques as have been getting money from usa id. and that's something that ross has been talking about for some time already. the united states under the guise of monitoring infections and providing assistance to developing countries, is building up its military biological potential. the department of homeland security and the us agency for international development are engaged in the study of pathogens in the countries of the african continent. as well, giving the appearance of humanitarian co operation while funneling plain loads of us taxpayer dollars through us say id to metal in other countries may sound bad enough. some of that money has ended up going to some downright evil people. according to internal usa id reports, tens of millions of dollars have gone to charities in kenya and the central african republic that have been sexually abusing children for 2 decade

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east. larry: senator tommy t tuberville, thank you. >> thank you.in dc, dan clifton, partner head of policy research. the best washington watcher, i said you were a cold figure but now are grown a super star figure. so, you wrote about this morning in "wall street journal" caught up with you this afternoon, we talked about it the top of show, i don't care for the idea, a 5 year tax cut extension. -- why? why? cbo just admitted, that the revenue came in almost 2 trillion dollars higher than they predicted. >> why is no one reporting on that. >> yes. larry: that it my opening riff, now they if we cut taxes revenues will go down, they just acknowledged they would go up. >> let me say, there is a razor thin majority in house of representatives, you have moderates who are kn not vote for spending cuts and conservatives who want great spending cuts you know spending is 23 3% of gdp, covid came, spending came up it has not come pulling down, reconciliation bill is an opportunity to get more spending cuts in there. trying to turn the rubik's cube and fix ou

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t the fall died. international discussion club is hosting its 14th, middle east conference building relationships with bricks, nations, mediation in the gals that were in the future. of syria among some of the issues getting delegates talking in moscow. we spoke on the loss or with a former british, different lot of august or crook receives the west hudson grass, the dire consequences of the collapse. sure, assad government. and i was very shocked by what has happened to syria and disturb via to what was the purpose of the rise of these hard line groups because they were considered more effective, of taking out the governments at the west pointed, kicked up. that was the case that's being the case from syria. why is it being such emphasis on the guide in this isis in syria? it was to do 2 things, get rid of russia from syria and to get rid of their off from sarah was one of the objective supporters outside of the base. but they never had a base. and now i was kind of have a base syria that's to base about them. do they understand the consequences of what they've done in fear? do they not understand wh

pushing for another new kid deal cleaning that would help the middle east, the nation quote, roland prospect, but speaking exclusively to r t. and ronnie and m p, told us that washington's unpredictability makes a future agreement impossible. it says where i think that mr. trump is playing a double game. this has been going on for a while, the policy of pressure and negotiation, or stick and carrot. so at the same time, he is making this maneuver in order to push it ran to sit at the negotiating table . if the issue is only nuclear weapons, there is no need for pressure. actually the exact opposite, reduce the pressure on iran and say the problem is just the nuclear issue of iran has always officially stated that it is not seeking to produce a nuclear bomb. so we can negotiate for 60 percent of uranium enrichment and achieve what trump wants. but i think that is not his way. and it is important for him to both ruin it runs relationship with its allies and enter another round that will intensify iran problems. the united states is known as a country that is on faithful lies and is cunning and can ruin the negotiations. so in

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main drive behind the whole song, destruction that he started as an east, a scouts off, as they warned on the 12th of october, 2020 t e 0 boot of trying to, to say is do paternity to get to moreland and forcibly displaced about a scene in people. my words were prophetic, you know, not attempt to, to put and use what some politicians gold a 2nd knock about. and in the process it does meet the dockets of genocide under the folk of floor. is there any, is there any public officials? i have a hold open, the advocate is for her to come at a share of gaza and for must displacement force displacement of body students. i think that happened in 1947, 49, and the 1967. all these to the allies, the, the, a state of israel for jews on the, from that even to, to see these continues as we speak because the genocide of the policy and it's still ongoing just did not begin in the even the 2023. we know that genocides are processes not ox, not single docks of genocide is a different crimes and we're crimes and crimes against humanity. we can not look for being done with the marketing failure. we need to take a step back and see the d

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still had donald trump some plans for the middle east will talk to mark about the firestorm on t thepresident's comments on gaza and his proposal to negotiate a newed nuclear deal witich iran. werful. targeted and long-lasting. i recommend salonpas. it's good medicine. ♪ hisamitsu ♪ total beets, america's best-selling beets brand, is available at walmart. total beets blood pressure support soft chews contain a key ingredient clinically shown to deliver two times better blood pressure support. take control of your health. head to walmart and get total beets blood pressure support soft chews today. zyrtec allergy relief works fast and lasts a full 24 hours so dave can be the... deliverer of dance. ok, dave! let's be more than our allergies. zeize the day with zyrtec. >> the only reason the palestinians want to go back to gaza, is they have no alternative. it's right now a demolition site. tfor the u.s. will take over the gaza strip and we will do a job, will own it, level it out created economic development that will supply unlimited numbers of jobs and housing for the people of the ar

of t t istgoing t ' ig'gsingt;,"""“ t is going to happen as gaza is going to happen as involuntary or a measure. david satterfield, us special envoy for middle easted a bill which bans foreign contributions to political parties as a preventative measure against president trump's agenda to take control of greenland. donald trump first raised interest in the danish territory during his first presidential term. his son, donald trumer, visited greenland a month ago — just hours before the president said that us ownership is "an absolute necessity" for international security. he also said that the 57,000 people who live there "want to be with us". denmark's prime minister, however, says "greenland "belongs to the greenlanders." superpowers — the united states and russia. a strategic advantage for its vast land and natural resources. and vice chair of the center for energy and environment at the america first policy institute. very good to with us on the programme. donald trump has said that he believes the us will gain control of greenland. what do you make of that — do you think it's the right move? what i think is that although greenland is part of

know if the president checked with jordan oy any of the middle east allies before the announcement yesterday? again, i don't know at this t is accurate, i have no idea, mr. secretary. the reports the chief of staff takebyn back by the announcement and others in the room were surprised about the announcement, whic nh is not negative or positive, but if a n byisedeople are take surprise, you can't be surprised that the reaction is well. >> i was not surprised, laura. i appreciate robust conversations how the peasant makes decisions. nobody talks more to allies and. president trump. nobody has done morebrou for tht region.e nobody has brought more peace. through the abraham accordsindi working with neighbors.rom, he recognizes the obvious and think about the indictments on gaza save the left for the longest time. it is an open air prison is what they say all the time trapped by his release. what if we open the door and allow people to actually leave if they wanted to leave temporarily or for a longer term? estihe is simply asking the quen othersai won't ask, and the sini egypt or in jordan, which you be willing to entertain

east jerusalem. and to allow palestinians to have a stay towed of their own rami i read r e r t from one of the policy the. and samuel is our households. and garza city, the leader of the palestinian national initiative. paul team and stuff about gucci . believe that trump spawn football. so would amount to ethnic country that was done crowns the little boys dis absolutely, i'm the stick i'm doing here about happened festival. and we the police, can you and people who would never believe, garza and we would never allowed to describe office the cleansing that he's proposing. so how we add fit. it is very determined and we will not believe it as a 2nd. no comes to the country as of accepting his plan, you go to egypt and the job done. any of that out of the country to, to be participating in the crime assessment, lindsey and said she wants to go without paying any any. i need to add the plans, he wants to implement the money of other people. none of that wouldn't happen. i think it's absolutely on the other stick, but it's very dangerous. and it shows you how this american administration has, and it doe

east jerusalem. and to allow palestinians to have a stay towed of their own. ronnie, i've made r e r t from one of the policy and formulas or households and goals. i city but let's cross not live to the 1st deputy upon many representatives on russia to the united nations. dimitri polanski is nice to have you join me right now. so let me start with this issue that donald trump wants to evict millions of policy unions from guys in order to rebuild the regent. no. talk to us. how could such a move be justified from a legal perspective? well, i don't frankly see, and we always can be justified from legal perspective, unless of course, the whole population of guys makes its own free choice. and welcome to this move, which is not the case as we i have david dudley sore right now. uh, from your previous coverage. so this is, this is a very, uh, potentially dangerous initiative, but so i think it should be viewed in the, in the bigger context of mr. drums tactics of he's negotiation tactics. these cowboys titled us, he says, and he used this several times already after his coming to power for the 2nd time. so

east jerusalem. and to allow palestinians do have a stay towed of their own rami as mid r e r t from one of the policy and families or households and garza city. i'm the leader of the policy, the national, the initiative party, most of all by go to believe that trump's plan, the 4 guys that would amount to ethnic cleansing it was done, crowns the little boys dis absolutely, i'm the stick i'm doing here about happened festival and we the police thing and people would never believe and we would never allow to describe effects the cleansing that he's proposing. so how can we unfit? it is very determined and we will not leave. guess 2nd, know comes to the country is in accepting his plan. you go to egypt. no, did you all done any of that out of the country to, to be a product as if it ends up crying most economical in single stimulus again and said she wants to get out? because without paying any, i mean i need to and the, or the plans he wants to implement with the money of other people. none of that wouldn't happen. i think it's up. so the stick, but it's very dangerous. and it shows you how this americ

east jerusalem. and to allow palestinians to have a stay towed of their own. ronnie, i've made r e r t from one of the policy and formulas or households and goals. i city outrage, i've not clear their outcome has been growing georgia in egypt about right. rejected the proposals since it would require them to accept the displaced gallstones. so to razor, as well as the number of goals nations have voice that condemnation to an hour. indonesia has spoken out, insisting that invite to return her should be denied to no one of indonesia strongly rejects any attempt to forcibly displace palestinians old demographic composition of the occupied palestinian tired tree. indonesia calls on the international community to ensure respectful international, lo, particular the right to self determination of the palestinians as well as their in alley and the bill of rights to return to the home. and we spoke with people on the streets of jakarta to really get a sense of how the nation as a whole is feeling about recent developments in the middle east in the us policy is violating international law because it is forcing

t to this new administration. and i'm not thinking of only about ukraine, but i'm thinking about a west asia or the middle east is diploma. so going to be a tool that's going to be deployed because the last administration didn't do it. go ahead. but it must be this been a complete deposit of the diplomatic space. i move in a decade sauce and we don't send the credit cards. it's not a 2014 tool, it's kind of increasing minutes wise. ation of you up and elsewhere. i have them, at least, as we've seen, we need to get back to the far more difficult task of actually talking to the people with whom you disagree that needs to play and seem to come by what the full phone for the 1st time and i but okay, all right gentlemen, absolutely. you know, blue ribbon panel, absolutely fabulous discussion. i want to thank you very much. i want to thank my guess and providence london and here in moscow. and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at our dc and next time remember, prospect roll. the the, [000:00:00;00] the in the year of 1954, the united states of america engaged in warfare against the people of v

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east jerusalem. and to allow palestinians to have a stay towed of their own. ronnie, i've made r e r t from one of the policy and formulas or households and goals. i city the leader of the palestinian national initiative part team and stuff about gucci believes that trump's plan for adults is tantamount to ethnic cleansing. that was done, crowns the little boys this absolutely, i'm the stick i'm doing here about happened festival. and we the police thing and people would never believe garza and we would never allowed to describe office the cleansing that he's proposing still happens. we are very, very determined and we will not leave 2nd know kind of the country as of accepting his plan. you go to egypt, noticed you have done any of that out of the country to to be able to participate in the crime assessment. lindsey list again and said she wants to get out because without paying any, i mean, i need to add the plans. he wants to limit the money of other people. none of that would happen. i think it's absolutely on the other stick, but it's very dangerous. and it shows you how this american administrat

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east jerusalem. and to allow palestinians do have a stay towed of their own rami i read r e r t from one of the policy and families are households and goes, i city and we were speaking with the head of goss is government media offers who told us that palestinian authorities actually have a reconstruction ton of their own. however, he suggests. history will repeat and israel will potentially stand in the way as nice as men sending a hug. we are facing a real humanitarian crisis. a man a catastrophe, in every sense of the word. these riley occupation has destroyed 15 vital sectors in gaza, foremost among them, the housing sector. it is completely destroyed, $250000.00 housing units on making them uninhabitable. women, some have been entirely leveled. i mean, leaving nothing behind. this means we are facing a real catastrophe. we now have $250000.00 families living on the street settlement, sleeping on the sidewalk, lying on the ground and exposed to the sky. i'll see if they have no tens, no caravans, no shelter, see um, what i know for their equipment for us to the as the palestinian government. we hav

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t to this new administration. and i'm not thinking of only about ukraine, but i'm thinking about a west asia or the middle east is diploma. so going to be a tool that's going to be deployed because the last administration didn't do it. go ahead. but it must be this been a complete deposit of the diplomatic space. i was moving to a debt case us and we don't serve the crating costs. it's maddie to a full team to was going to be increasing, but as far as ation of you and elsewhere have them, at least as we see, we need to get back to the far more difficult task of actually talking to the people with whom you disagree that needs to play and see to come by what the full phone for the 1st time that i but okay. all right gentlemen. absolutely. you know, blue ribbon panel. absolutely fabulous discussion. i want to thank you very much. i want to thank my guest in providence london. and here in moscow, and of course, i want to thank our viewers for watching us here at our d. c. a next time. remember the prospect wrote, the, [000:00:00;00] the media posts again is a display, especially if i'm supposed to have that as well.

t equivalent. the is ready. prime minister has arrived in washington for his 1st meeting with newly inaugurated president trump on tuesday. our team middle east bureau chief, maria from ocean that takes us through what's at stake is really prime minister is in washington dc, taking on a high stakes visit his the 1st for later to be to face to face with newly elected president. donald trump, along side top us officials and team members of congress. and this isn't just a visit as somebody who has a full teams time at the white house more than any other for later in history and the time. and it's crucial, a ticking clock hangs over guys on the right job as far as deal just over 2 weeks old. now expires, march. first. the next round of talks to shape the 2nd phase. well, deadline arrives on monday, but right now we hear that's no clear plan. caught her the key immediate during the negotiations between israel and her mouth set on sunday that there are still no clear details on how when talks will start. it seems that nothing moves until maybe talks to trump and they see these 4 very differently. trump has made histones loud and clear a long time a

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