t. s will not be able to bring unity to syria. this is 100 percent, the leaving type scenario. what i, what is happening is here, it's very, very unlikely that, uh, that makes stream is leader and 1000 from the rock data is likely to bring the elf gate in syria is likely to bring together a ride. the 6 they the different sexy and see we have to bring the unit that he's promise up inclusion his. busy problem is diversity and he's meetings with a german 4. i mean he started with the french part of me starting with the complicated of western officials that travel to syria over recent months. but the reality that has not been the case, syria has been racked via by violence a, by a, a, you know, they, the position of chevy, yellow in certain areas, is simply what we're seeing is the expansion of the way that the farmers, yolande, was runing. indeed, leaving the north a west of syria for so long under 30 sponsorship spread to the rest of the areas of syria that he has on there. he's control, which is also a big question mark, right? because if you have israel continued the expanding

what will happen to the codes if a t s uh gets control of territories, where could the predominant g leave? you must understand that syria is very sick, tired country. so, in the same safety, you might have a neighborhood the belongs to the codes belong to the christian, belongs to the armenians, all those aloe us. and is the reason of that much mixing outside of cities, such as you'd have damascus or level. and then the scenario us also at this time, the h t s, as in, like the former president by charlotte. so they, they don't care for minorities. they have the respects for minorities. all that they understand is that paula and zoom force and what we're seeing now is the consequence. consequences, you know, could have been full cause and was full cost. and now it is transpiring and the streets and serial. once again, all flooded with blood. what have custody of his senior correspondent joining us live here on the program. thank you to 11 know now here when i tell you what is really ministry, bob, bob and, and it's like a large scale destruction last year while jerusalem insisted it

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observation but i'm convinced in the long term peace will t return to europe with russia once again peaceful but the current situation is what it is and s we have to deal wit s it is. given the world of danger we live in standing oddly by would be madness so we have to take decisions for ukraine, the security of french people, for europe. first for ukraine, all peace initiatives are headed in the right direction. and we welcome progress being made. p we need to continue enabling ukrainians to resist so that they can end up in a stable situation for themselves, stability fors, us as well. and that is why peace cannot be achieved by abandoning ukraine. peace cannot come at any price and it cannot come from russia dictating the terms. peace for ukraine come with the collapse ofkr ukraine. and we have seen this happen in the past. who can forget that this invasion started back in 2014 and that there was ceasefire that was agreed and that same russia did not uphold the peace, the ceasefire agreement. so we cannot have stability without robust guaranties. we cannot take them at their word. ukraine has a right to peace and security foror itsel

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kind of shape my end of the many. syrians are happy and will be happy to see the end of the said regime, but they're also worried about what h t s rule would mean, including minorities littlefield. no one has the right to erase another group. the sects have co existed in this region for hundreds of years, and no one has the right to eliminate them. there must be a legal framework that protects and ensures the rights of all people are exhausted for more. so the country isn't ready for another one. and it's not going to get into another one. the source of all fears was from the uranium malicious as the law and the regime which committed the massacre as we're seeing today. so that removal is the solution for syria. the current situation won't allow for attendance upon it . what's on folding and syria proves one thing. the one pad about the serial people outrage was manufactured in the name of geo politics. and now in that in the very same name, it will be suppressed. it was discussed the international reaction to the atrocities in syria with university of denver. and professor said, mohammed mirandi sir, welcome to the program. and

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will authorities. because if you remember back in december, the h t. s. militant group launched an old out crew finally leading to the overthrow of damascus and out of the asset administration. a so called transitional government was formed as a guiding militant groups with a history of tyra ties to cove up with that. a weston may copa began earlier here or not said we spoke with a senior trogie member from a syrian monastery about this ongoing violence. it was the place where it was use the cab and the good came and she was crying very, very much. so i said look, it's happening. they said her, okay, 15 is not the means be headed before the end of the they say you have for me the entire time. it is, it has been busy make the sickening funded month. it seemed in the everybody, everybody can be a steve seen smith. i was talking with the collections. they need to the t to, to the teams and who is trying to make it. it could be quickly, i am going to send, i always provide was audiences and resource between this booth and the you know, the, the, to be, i mea

shop also says the taiwan semi conduct a manufacturing company will invest a $100000000.00 an additional manufacturing bonds in the us. t s m. c makes most of the wells advanced chips announcement comes off to the us president present to impose terrace on the tie one semi conductor industry last week, down to react as a senior fellow in the global economy program at the center of international governance innovation. he says trump's announcement lacks substance. yes, i see. sorry to go this 1st plant in 96 about 5 years ago and just recently managed to finally get it up and running there some chips. uh and uh, and that was a $65.00 investment and a half employees were flowing from taiwan. so the additional quack, 100000000000, were 3 additional plans to take many, many years to build a lot. this is actually performative announcement. the reality is that they cannot fit the global supply chain into the united states, which is already a full employment. the number's just throwing that out. um, so the other should fall here for the united states is that the us chair of slice new ports are we cover the chair of science exports

he's already been quoted as saying that 2025 will be a year of come back. and as far back s t one as 2007, that in a does that mean roach, that she believes that collective punishments against what he termed as terrorist populations was completely legitimate. so the last thing i would say is that this is a man who also shares nothing. yeah. whose views about needing to confront iran militarily, if needed, and with the us support that nothing. yeah. whole now has many believe that this pastor of all funds of wanting to draw up plans to reoccupied at least part of the gaza strip that the, the as well as heading in a direction where 1st of all there would be no debates, no challenge to the prime minister, but more importantly, perhaps the israel would be on the offensive militarily, even more than it has been in the, in recent months. okay. and you would think you knew it all day reporting from i'm not, it's still a head on alpha 0. peruse, former president federal castillo goes on trial on charges of rebellion. the . the focus of heavy seasonal rains has been recently in java, s

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and in this scenario, us also, and this um the h t s e, as in like the form of president bush, all a sudden that say they, they will test for my knowledge. they have the respect for me, i know is, is all that they understand is the power and force. and what we're seeing now is the consequence, the consequences. you could have been full cost and was full cost. and now it is transpiring and the streets and serial once again, flooded with blood. and to a webinar now, the country has been left to scarred by previous, bombardments from is rarely forces the idea as insisted as only target it has the military sites. but the reality on the ground reveals a different story as are to steve sweeney reports in southern lebanon, just weeks after attentive seaside with as well. the scales of destruction becomes more power into the state policies, as well as less than the whole site of the south with the targeting of heritage and religious sizes to cry by the government as a war crime. what you can see. so how i me all the ruins of the time, the most k and so the 11 and it was destroyed in this friday and strike back in october i

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s t's u.s. commerce secretary said president donald trump will likely suspend the 25% tariffs on canada and mexicot products and services for a month. and that's in addition to yesterday's exemption on automobiles. >> that's a relief for a lot of consumers. it's also good news that pam is tracking from macy's this morning. she's back in studio here with dollars and sense. >> yes. some good news. i don't know if that the tariff situation is enough to turn around wall street because the numbers are heading much lower. we'll talk about that in a second. macy's, though, does report its turnaround plans to close underperforming stores and focus on those that are more successful is working so far. that includes bloomingdale's and bluemercury. macy's also reports online sales have picked up a bit now as the opening bell rang. this morning, the market indexes all headed lower as the uncertainty of the trade war and the economic impact continues. so we do get that slight relief with some of those tariffs being paused for a bit. but as we take a live look at the numbers, all three major market indexes heade

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i will share the grievance between the countries that's last it for 60 years expired last summer. and this up for re negotiation. john hall reports from r s t, yada and northern greece. as when to gives way to spring farmer, alias aguilar who this works. he's coughing fields in everett, northern greece once confident in the supply of water for irrigation ahead of the unforgiving heat of summer, nearly as suddenly finds himself on the brink of a crisis. the loss of going to put the pump some in the home with him. and basically if the water stops will, yields will full. and for many of us foaming will no longer be a sustainable way of allowing the water from the go to the thieves. this region comes from neighboring bulgaria, a reliable and plentiful flow. until now, for 60 years, they spa gary reservoir has fed farms in northern greece, part of a post world war, 2 reparations deal between the 2 countries. but that deal has now ended and bo guerria. these were all the more concerned with its own. pressing water needs increasingly hot, summer's, and dry winters have led to draft and water shortages in many parts of europe. and this one's copiou

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girls -- boys should not be playing a girl s sports, that's what they have every right to say but here's what i'm focused on, we have a tax plaeredn that will tusinessesss and lift middle-class families, an education plan that's going to lift every child in america.m weis probably made a mistake the other night not clapping so here's what we will do now, offer these ideas.g if we get trapped in the same set of traps that president trump set for us during the last campaign, we are going to lose again. the majority of people who put donald trump in the white housei m put him in the white house because he had bettecausr ideasn the things they cared most about. if we get caught up talkinifg about things that 80% of the country believes that we are on the wrong path on, we are neverg going toet get back on the right path. second, the president talked very eloquently about her golden age and his golden age is starting up economically. the president one days as we are going to have tariffs. the same day, the next hour he says we won't. tariffs on this but not on thato democrats, answer those questions. talk about what that means. how small investors

s l coming in. so this notion president trump isn't engaging and is not listening on lis both sides, ans not figuring out where the negotiating spacesll is false. t of course, youhi will saying we need this or that and we die will drive thosd differences down. and then come to a negotiating solution and all sides have to a compromise. >> brian: back flap map of the world to have in your office.iw let's go over to china andmed taiwan. trying to get confirmed and asked about taiwan that your thought, would we defend it if y red china? he wants to be the secretary ofn thsee undersecretary of defensen listen to his answer. >> losing taiwan, a disaster for american interest. what i have been trying to shoot a signal flare, it is vital to focus and enable our own focus for affected and reasonable defense of taiwan and taiwaneset as well as the japanese to do more. >> brian: some people don'tan think that is strong enough. would we pack up taiwan? is it america's vital interest to make sure we do not become a part of china like hong kong did question work. >> look, i've worked with bridge colby and i know him and i think he will be fantastic pick for president trump to be th

s. 9. the presiding officer: without objection. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to legislative session and resume consideration of the following motion, which the clerk will report. t clerk: we, the undersigned senators, in accordance with the provisions of rule 22 of the standing rules of the senate, do hereby move to bring to a close debate on the motion to proceed to calendar number 2, s. $, a bill to provide for purposes of determining compliance with title 9 of the education amendments of 1972 in athletics, sex shall be recognized based solely on a person's reproductive biology. signed by 17 senators. the presiding officer: the clerk will report the motion to invoke cloture e cloture. by unanimous consent, the mandatory quorum call has been waived. the question is, is it the sense of the senate that debate on the motion to proceed to s. the 9, a bill to provide for purposes of determining compliant with title 9 of the education amendments of 1972 in athletics, sex shall be based recognized solely on a person's reproductive biology and genetics at birth the clerk shall call the roll brought to the a close. the yeas and nays are mandatory under the rule. the cle

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