the united states and britain north, another round of the strikes. the u. s. military has released these images of strikes lowest from its full ships, the u. s. and the u. k. say they've had dozens of targets inside government, including underground weapons, deaf those missile systems, and launches who these have attacked multiple vessels in the red sea since the beginning of the israel come off for in october. 0 far as sign is the former us ambassador to yemen. he's now with the middle east institute in washington dc and gave us his assessments on the impact the strikes would have on who's the operations as the, you know, i, i mean, certainly the us of the u. k. uh know what they're striking at i, i suspect there will be a battle damage assessment made. i would assume that we have hit the targets that we were aiming at, or the issue is, uh, is 2 fold. one, of course is how much damage is actually doing uh to their job ration, so their facilities to their equipment. and secondly, how difficult is it going to be for the who these to replace it? because one of the things that i think people need to keep in mind is that as long as the iranian resupply contin

thank you and the admins who the rebels are vowing to continue their attacks on red sea shipping after the us and britain launched another round of air strikes. the u. s. and the u. k. say that they have hit thousands of targets inside them and including underground weapons to post missile systems and the long terms around, back to fees have attacked multiple vessels in the red sea since the beginning of the israel from us war in october. so our, the us let air strikes approving to be enough to make the red sea safe. again, i put that question to elizabeth kendall. middle east expert at the university of cambridge is certain college, you know, yet there's very little evidence yet that these strikes. it's a tire and i use these, but it's close. that does depend on how much they succeed in knocking out. i'm wasting this escalation, this increasing number of strikes hitting targets. perhaps we'll start to have some facts, but we must remember that we had, they, they know the strikes are coming to the very adaptable that it will actually halt in their results. and this is what we're hearing because they all seeing bruce supports in yemen. but the own stand against, for

u. s. and the u. k. launch a 2nd light of retaliatory attacks against iranian linked, militias. washington in london, say that they had fights belonging to the rebels in yeah. meant if all of us air strikes in iraq and syria also coming up as fighting continues in gaza. mos considers a truce offer made by israel, an international mediators to bring a halter to nearly 4 months of fighting. and in berlin, a 150000 people rally against right wing extremism. it is the latest of a series of mass protest in germany against racism since revelations the far right as the parties secretly discussed, the porting ethnic minorities the . i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program. the united states and britain have launched a series of air strikes on the hoof, the militia, and i'm in washington and london put out a joint statement saying that they hit dozens of targets, which included underground weapons depos missile systems. and launchers and raiders i dislike is part of the us military's efforts to discharge of moves from further disrupting global shipping lanes in the red sea. and the stripe

u. s. and the u. k. launches 2nd night of retaliatory attacks against a ronnie of link to alicia washington and london say that they hit sites belonging to the rebels and gammon. it follows us air strikes and, or rock and syria. also coming up as fighting continues in gaza must consider as a truce, offer made by israel and international mediators to bring a halt to nearly 4 months of fighting. plus a summer heat wave drive deadly wildfire in t lake. at least 46 people are dead, and more than 1100 homes destroyed as authorities lead with residents to evacuate the sarah kelly. welcome to the program. the united states and britain have launched as sarah kelly walked into the program, the united states and britain have launched a series of air strikes on the who seemed militia in yemen. washington in london put out a joint statement saying that they hit dozens of targets, which included underground weapons, depos, missile systems and launchers and radar. the strike is part of the us military's effort to det

the u. s. and e u. k. have also escalated worries about a nuclear catastrophe in the region because apparently some leaders in our wrap have also echoed that these leads for international law don't have any weight and aren't being offered. so one of them said that they must submit official requests to the un security council too. as we mentioned earlier, immediately withdrawal, all foreign troops, including the u. s. troops that are there, and also to ensure their ability to defend themselves from these aggressions. and of course, that could easily escalate into a tit for tat situation. now, russia also agrees with the russian permanent representative saying that the united states is of planning the flames of the conflict and conducting these all lawful strikes all over syria, iraq and young men. and also saying that they were pouring gasoline into the fire and that these are worse not last whole because damascus never gave the approval of us presence there. so the question has been, why is the united state

the u. s. navy and u. k. forces using tomahawk missiles, surprises libby as maine and defense bases, fire started oil storage facilities. a cardiology center was destroyed on roads and bridges damaged on the night of may, the 1st good of his youngest son and 3 of his grandchildren were killed in a bombing attack. the last major confrontation was the battle of safety. in 2011, the on the eve of the final assault was captured and executed officially by the so called opposition. you may have been in laws that me, that she wouldn't or showed you guys yesterday with guys and the guys in the city is going to love what you've got is do. what is the key of the seminal again? because they, they just get able to send you for the collection to go for sticks about the mother, the reaction to stop, which is what we did. we did the worst case yesterday. got the rear as be there was going to meet any score. i mean if that but you, god bless that is going to be anything you submitted ganske you closer because you proud disc

and if you do not call them, you are also undermining them for the next time around. the e u, the u. s. and the u. k. all classify how mazda is a terraced organization, your country, norway does not. in fact, in norway has pretty regular contacts with from us political leadership, including after october 7th, i believe. why does norway have contacts with a mouse? why is it important for your country? i would like to use the word sadness to how much. but i, i know what do you mean? uh, well, if that's been, you know, one of the time, one of the diplomatic here at t elements on the weekend diplomacy is that whenever possible we try to speak to everyone. and if you want peace, you sometimes have to speak to people who disagree with that little bit also disagree deeply with you. it doesn't mean that that is limitless. but it is, it, you know, some people have to try to be the on this brokerage or, and try to, to convey messages. and you know, todd has also be in the states which we have been working closely, which, which i've done some of this. and i can tell you that also some of those countries that d

well because we've seen an serrano a go after israel and the us to protect and sort of flight of for the palestinians . and in fact the u. s. and the u. k. did carry out a series of attacks across a young man and syria and of course, that could easily escalate into a tit for tat situation. now, russia also agrees with the russian permanent representative saying that the united states is outstanding. the flames of the conflict and conducting these all lawful strikes, all over syria or rocks and young men. and also saying that they were pouring gasoline into the fire and that these are our course not lawful because damascus never gave the approval of us presence there. so the question has been, why is the united states they're in the 1st place? why are they even allowed to be there? and why do they feel that have the ability to be there? and it would be as well make resistance probably for a more drastic measure, saying that if your rock doesn't act accordingly, they will take more resolute measures and that this will not go on punish. so this is actually frightening because we're seen so much on the geopolitical stage. so many conflicts

the u. s. navy and u. k. forces using tomahawk missiles, surprises libby as maine and defend spaces. bias donated oil storage facilities. a cardiology center was destroyed on roads and bridges damaged on the night of may, the 1st good of his youngest son and 3 of his grandchildren were killed in a bombing attack. the last major confrontation was the battle of safety. in 2011, the on the eve of the final assault was captured and executed officially by the so called opposition. you may have been laws that me that she wouldn't or showed you guys use it with guys and the guys and the significance a lot. but you've got is do what is the key, the seminal again because they, they just get able to sign your for the collection to go for steep, not the mother the reaction to stop, which is what we did with the the worst case. she has to get the rear as be that it was going to meet in the school. i mean if that but you, god bless that is going to be anything somebody gets you closer because you proud this goes on the m

and the u. s. and the u. k. backed by others decided to carry out strikes and the man you have loved and on the heating up as well. you know, none of this is particularly good for us, the ability in the region. and while i agree that the iranians are engaged in extremely bad acts across the region and have been for very long time, i'm not sure that it may strategic sense to look at this in isolated bishop, the one, these are not on their own in terms of the threats or in terms of the actions that they're carrying out and they are responding to israel's bombardment and the incredibly high civilian casualty rate in gaza at the hands of the is really for us is the same thing when it comes to publications and escalations more widely in the region, me talking about the region of see what everyone is uh wanting to avoid escalation . do you think washington is making a mistake you or i don't think that everyone wants to avoid an escalation on the country. i think that the government of israel at present is looking for

anything that has been a hit on the ross is that area not to in the city of her day that in west and me. and in recent days the u. s. and the u. k. have been carrying out strikes on who's the targets across the country. it's still a head here on out was here once we this project here, so save it, ending their investigation into explosions, damaged gas pipelines from russia to you. the town in eastern democratic republic of congo has thousands plea from advancing rebels. we report pharmacy, the team debts, analysis of the today's headlines. how does south africa since it's accusations of genocide, in this case, many genocide and holocaust scholars including his ravens hop, confirm that space is a textbook genocide. frank assessments politicians need to be able to run for office without the fear of facing a jail term. informed opinions when the us census will ships into the red sea. it's not received task protection that seen as convocation inside story on al jazeera, with fearless genesis of just behind me, hundreds of people have been about 2 inches in depth coverage. thailand stakes it's future on fossil fuels out just ears, te

in the living in fear and facing attack explains ready settlers, palestinians and the occupied west pine demand protection. you have been chief, these pledge to respond off to the u. s. and the u. k. carry out more strikes on the wrong practice group in yemen. funerals being held in fact dead for the 16 people killed in american strikes in iraq on friday the . so it's 11 gmc, that's 1 pm in the gaza strip. in the past 24 hours is ready, strikes of killed at least a $127.00 palestinians. i'm injured a 178 of us. some of the most intense bombing was in rough. in the south nivia egyptian border funerals are being held. the for 2 children killed the attacks. they were among a group of displaced palestinians who had been sheltering in a primary school. families living in tents nearby was hit by shrapnel with a bombing damage. several buildings more than half of gauze, this population has crammed into rafa, following relentless is rarely bombing enforced. evacuation orders. these are the scenes from the cities out, the job hospital where medical stuff a, treating the wounded sometimes on the floor. most of them are children, a me whilst offered central causes, main health care facility

jerry and boss of that had been working on the draft for 3 weeks while the look of we will not stop until this council shoulders of the responsibilities in full apart from the u. s. and the u. k. all of the of the 13 delegations on the security council strongly supported to meet you at c spa, the suffering. the police senior southern during is beyond anything, a human being should be subjected to a nose i showed you may be the continued passive avoidance of an immediate cease. fire is nothing different from giving a green lights on the to continue to slow to do that goes all. so it'd be, don't know, the human costs and the humanitarian situation goes as intolerable. and israel operation and must stop and glove see the us and bassett, a told reporters, this resolution would have sabotaged ongoing negotiations in the region on the sea spa and the prism to release, even though at 2 mediating countries, egypt and cut to both support the draw a bass of the thomas green field is now putting forward a road drop the resolution negotiation. we're eager to continue working with the council on this proposal. one that would see a temporary cease fire as soon as practicable, based on the

the quote. and yeah, he continues to work because why? the quote made a official enemy of the u. s. and the u. k. robert mcgarvey look bad, so who cares if the quote it been fabricated of? hillary clinton rock obama? someone held in high esteem in western elite circles. that would have been the end of jeffrey get on that. and so that kind of double standard continues into this investigation and the current culture at the new york times where journalists had been dropped for having simple so called pro palestinian said that these. but meanwhile, someone with no journalistic experience who identifies themselves on their instagram by always a story teller. not schwartz, gets hired for this major investigation to paid him off as mass rapist to generate consent for israel's genocidal assault on gaza. i in this case is they say to say that they even start to respect a newspaper at the new york times to the journalist because of the agenda. right then because of the profession dollars. i'm a besides that count the new york times. exhilarated sell from this as well. absolutely not. the new york times has

a david made a band and confirm that the emergence of isis was facilitated by the ministry operation in the rack. launched by the u. s. and the u. k. former british prime minister, tony blair, admitted in interviews of the us and allied invasion was the one of the key reasons that triggered the in the juice of isis the. but i can say that i apologize for the fact that the intelligence we received was wrong. i also apologize for some of the mistakes in planning and certainly all mistaken understanding of what would happen once you remove the regime. the us president barack obama was also forced to confess to the us invasion of iraq and mistakes made during this process. well, one of the causes of the emergence of isis toilets, always remember, i cicada all new straw die. they're all forms of the hobby of fanatical elements that are easily bought off purchase train from saudi arabia, guitar and elsewhere. and they've been used in afghanistan against russia in the 1980s. they were used as the dominant of scape goat for the 911 attacks, which of course been have been completely false. they were then used for applications against syria

hear the story on told to how does era the the book about cuba feels as it relates to a whole rahman. and i'll remind to of all 12 stories the u. s and the u. k. as well as a new ways of as far as getting sylvania and link to defined as in gavin, perfect the media and say the capital of snow and the pool. so do you have a data to be sent to? washington says 6 and to ship cruise missiles were destroyed. for the rush of requests version view and security council meeting to discuss us franks and things of alex and syria. friday, washington at 85 of the radio link targets event countries getting 16 people that was in retaliation. so i tried to talk with 23 american soldiers angel last week and is really full of killed at least 26 palestinians. this pricing, central and southern gaza, or the 100 people being killed since friday. now the death toll after dozens of all sizes in chile has gone up to $46.00. a state of emergency has been declared on friday from fi as well raging and central and southern areas where the number of casualties is expected to increase firefighters. the buffering move the 95 as being fuel by dry conditions and sewing temper

the e. u by its agricultural policies. from is have been protesting across the room about government subsidies, environmental regulations and inputs from outside the block the u. s. and u. k. have launched fresh s bikes on the who the rebel group in yemen, who they were on tv said. stripe said the carpets also, not us and u. k. have conducted numerous strikes since the stops of this year in response to the tax on ships passing through the red sea. donald trump has wanda us republican presidential primary election in south carolina, beaten his only remaining rival nikki haley by 20 percentage points. it's his fault comes that gets a victory, leaving him family on cost to become the pots, who is now many $80.00 says to stay in the race and brother roost pose are open for tightly controlled, parliamentary elections, long time leader, alexander, look a single place. his vote, as he pulled in station in the capital minutes, where he also confirmed his intention to run again for precedence in 2025, thousands of opposition policies have been denied registration for today's election . one position leader who is an exile has asked both as to why closets full policies which support

and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. find out, let me start with you today. the u. s. and the u. k. one, several airstrikes against her with the targets in yemen in order to try and stop these attacks on ships. but the who is the say that they won't stop their attacks until israel ends. it's war on gaza. will additional military intervention actually to turn the earth these yes. what, how much? thank you for having the 1st and foremost and a 2nd. i think overall i share your concern i'm, i'm very broad that the, that i'd see is becoming noted mostly because of the blood that is about to spill over. and i think of that is something we have not yet seen the consequences of it that he sent a sex by the united states sunday. united kingdom obviously have been a qualitatively targeted specific troubleshooting asylum areas and other military capabilities. but i have a huge dog that they would actually, the, the ability to actually stop the heavy attacks on that and see or make a fundamental military a does a military defense in a country like yemen. let's not forget, the amount is for the

and many injured in southern dogs. officers radio types hit the displace palestinians who'd been sheltering intense at least 92 people were killed an overnight times across the gulf strip. b u. s. and the u. k of carried out another wave of ass strikes on who to targets and given coalition says it hit 36 targets to send a message to the wrong fax group bounce. it's read, see a charge for the who say they wouldn't be to to funerals have taken place. in fact that for the victims of us as strikes and rack on friday, correct. has declared 3 days of morning school for an emergency meeting to discuss the attacks us on dozens of strikes across the serious talk, 2 groups linked to the wrong members of a policy. and by the way, the community who lived in the hills of the occupied westbank for decades say they've been repeatedly of times by, is rarely sustenance. and despite finding official complaints with the police said, let's just keep coming back. charles stratford visited one community. net jerica incense this report with these 3 little holes in the ground. i meant to be graves. these ready settlers who taught them even late flowers, they were a palestinian veteran school. i'm a cobb and distur

u. s. and the u. k. are happy to support . so even if there is some difficulty associated with these, it will actually make people stronger because they're determined to resist. now 2 years have now passed. since ross's thought i'd been submitted to reparation in ukraine. how would you assess what's being achieved by moscow in key? if you know, side by side t of has sacrificed hundreds of thousands of their best young people, their future, their economy is in a shambles. uh they have a total of terry and state where priests are getting beaten up and they have to listen. i mean, it's a terrible situation for people in ukraine. russia, on the other hand, has overcome this. i think the nation is more unified than ever. and while i think it's been a terrible cause to lose any blood on something which never should have happened, people rightly feel that the lives those who gave their lives in this conflict on the russian side are our heroes. they will be remembered. i really, i think mankind has to get beyond this is kind of for wh

u. s. and the u. k. launch a 2nd light of retaliatory attacks against iranian linked, militias. washington in london, say that they pip sites belonging to the rebels in yeah. meant it follows us air strikes in iraq and syria. also coming up as fighting continues in gaza and last considers a truce offer made by israel and international mediators to bring a halter to nearly 4 months of fighting engine berlin, a 150000 people rally against.

they're now smoking, international condemnation and legal action fronts is the latest country off to the u. s. and the u. k. to sanction settlers have committed all conspired to commit acts of violence against palestinians in the occupied west bank. at least $527.00 violent settler websites are being documented since october. the 7th often is ready . soldiers are present, protecting the surface, and even joining in child stratford reports from the village of moto shot, energetic and the occupied. westbank had a dice. gods. he's heard the goats say he's families main source of income. and he's worried. these really settlers will come back and take them away, or zillow had lives in this policy and even better when community, which has been here for 50 years. it's surrounded by illegal and expanding these ready settlements. the began appearing in the 1980s. he says the settlers recently forced him to pay a fine of 850000 shekels about $40000.00 because they said his goats, it's straight on to the land land that according to international law, is not. this is as a bonus, it was about 7 30 in the morning. i too

and the i'm expected sides of the . this is the w news live from berlin, the u. s. and the u. k. launch a 2nd night of retaliatory attacks against a ronnie of linked militias. washington and london say that they took fights belonging to the company rebels in government. it follows us air strikes and a rock and syria. also coming up as fighting continues in gaza last considers a truce offer made by israel as international mediators to bring a health. similarly for months of fighting and the wives of russian soldiers appealed for their husbands to be brought.

u. s. and the u. k. it seems, continues to maintain it styles that it, it was a d. s get a type of shows what, and you're putting in a how all development is going to palm out in the coming months. yes, good. good morning and thank you for having me on a well, i mean, yeah, and then i stayed says a lot of things that they the means that they are true. know you. i said that it does not want a larger conflict, but that everything we saw in the last few weeks is that the united states is actually pushing a wider conflict. they did, they did that, the red sea. they did that by striking and solving countries, syria, a southern country, iraq, time and time and time again. and like you reporters the said, or you around list, it now never was looking at the root cause of these things, which is really and net and legitimate us presence and syria, for instance. and you're off. but i keep insisting that. yeah. and then i states and the rock identification of the rockies, and we hear from the rockies, and i know you're out quite well a day and i have nation spokesman there for

the conflict without trying to reduce it to one single factor. this miranda mirror and then here's the look now it's some other stories making headlines. the u. s. and u. k. have launched more strikes on the hurry feet rebel group in yemen, receive run t v said strikes if the capital sign of the us and u. k. have conducted numerous strikes since the start of this year in response to who is the attacks on ships passing through the red sea is riley police abuse water cannon to disperse anti government protests. as intel, a v is cooling for the removal of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the demonstration was one of the largest seems to how most terror attacks of october, the 7 and the is riley from boston to gaza, which is followed. the body of i'll explain the found the has been handed over to his mother according to a spikes person for the light russian opposition laid out. not a funeral details if you had been concerned earlier this week and i found these mothers state authorities were refusing to allow a public sermon, a documentary about returning loose with african off work has taken the top prize here at the barrels in international film festival.

the conflict without trying to reduce it to one single factor. a marina mirror and then here's a look now at some of the stories making headlines today, the u. s. and u. k. has launched fresh air strikes on the who's the rebel griffin jim and me to run television said strikes if the capital so not the us and u. k. have conducted numerous strikes since the start if you see it in response to earthy. a tax on ships passing through the red sea is riley police abuse water cannon to disperse anti government protest. as intel, a v cooling for the removal, the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the demonstration was one of the largest seems to have most terror attacks october. the 2nd since last year and the subsequent ease riley bum bombardment of guns in the body of like saying the bounty has been handed over to his mother. according to his bikes. person for the life russian opposition laid on. no single day's house have yet been consent. earlier this week and invalid these mothers say the parties were refusing to allow of public, sorry, well, the documentary about returning african alerted african artwork is taking the top prize here at the bose and internat

u. s. military said on wedding stay, thought it had shocked on 3 rainy and a 10 emani drones. the developments and the red sea come the maids and own going intervention by the u. s. and u. k against the food cheese, over their attacks on ships off the coast. the un security council has gathered to discuss the crisis with russia, accusing the west of being the real threat to peace in the region. the receiving reduced to unless we collect for as the aggressive actions by our security council colleagues, the west and the okay in the red sea, remind us of the barbaric and illegal mega bomb because of us lobby of dentist on iraq, libya and syria. at the same time, the thesis of fighting terrorism and right of self defense is exploited shamelessly . we categorically condemn the aggression against you have been conducted without approval by the un security council. we had against stress that the unlawful and provocative actions by washington and london. both a direct threat to international peace and security, and undermine the global order based on the supremacy of international rights and the central role of the u. n. was talking about provocative actions us republican preside

and death. coming up the next 16 injured children rushed to unnatural hospital and gaza. israel fit to attend city for this place, protest against peace, the rough b u. s. and the u. k. carry out more strikes on a run by to you evans calculus on your mind. you know, just moved. they want to kill us. the message is clear, they wouldn't even know that i would children, we speak to send you to be able to fight westbank to say that be terrorized by surplus immune to his riley or international once again, driven by a jubilation in the us. presidents council 3 wins the 1st primaries this campaign for an organization. the now we started southern causal ways, really forces a bomb tents, housing displays, palestinians. these are the scenes. it's not your hospital in rafa. medical stuff. they're trying to treat the wounded, some right there on the floor. most of the injury to children. more than half the population has been displaced to something cause the following force of recreation, notice, and relentless is rarely plumbing. and the northern and central parts of the gods. well today referenced the crowd of the un is describing it as a pressure cooker of despair. an estima

u. s. and the u. k have launched as strikes targeting who the positions in yemen, including and whole data us back kurdish forces and soviet say 6 of the slices have been killed in a drawing strike. the attack happened on a us military base and the north eastern province of data as old. these long it was distance i'm group in a rock has claimed responsibility. let's get the latest from washington dc and speak to our white house correspondent kimberly halted. so kimberly the us secretary of state on his 5th trip to the region since the war began the 1st since the us as strikes in iraq. and silvia as of his agenda wasn't full enough. yeah, that's right. and certainly the strikes weren't the purpose of the meeting. the meeting was designed to advance normalization relations between saudi arabia in israel as well as to try and continue working on some sort of agreement to try and facilitate to the release of captives that exchange for the palestinian prisoners. and it's really jail. but now given the strike

u. s. and the u. k. all of the of the 13 delegations on the security council strongly supported to meet you at c spa, the suffering. the police senior southern during is beyond anything a human being should be subjected to the yellows i showed you. maybe the continued passive avoidance of an immediate cease fire is nothing different from giving a green lights on to continued slow to good goals. all so it'd be, don't know, the human costs and the humanitarian situation goes as intolerable. and israel operation and must stop and glove cc, the us, and bassett, a told reporters this resolution would have sabotaged ongoing negotiations in the region on the sea spa and the prison. no release. even though at to mediation countries, egypt and cut to both support the draw, a boss of the thomas green field is now putting forward a road drop the resolution negotiation. we're eager to continue working with the council on this proposal. one that would see a temporary cease fire as soon as practicable, based on the for

but really 2 things key and that's 1st the, the, who the attacks on the commercial vessels in the red sea, and then the u. s. and u. k strikes in response. but also the united states, designating the who sees a terrorist group certainly is not helping the situation either according to the un special envoy. so clearly his role has been trying to insulate the piece, talks from outside pressures, so to speak. but he said that is becoming nearly impossible at this stage. i was one of the briefings saying about the humanitarian outlook for yemen. this yeah. to yeah, it does not look good. another briefer from united nations said that uh uh, the humanitarian situation is looking even more grammar going into the year than it was $18000000.00 people. about half of the many population will need humanitarian assistance. this year alone, about 17000000, you having to use our food in secure and 2700000 women and 5000000 children often the most vulnerable will need treatment for acute mountain nutrition and getting a n t m. and this year seems like it's going to be particularly difficult and costly. the un saying that to a contai

and british forces have carried out more attacks against choosing rebels in yemen. according to who the run television strikes hit, the capital sign of the u. s. and u. k. have conducted numerous operations since the starts of this year in response to who the assaults on ships and the red sea. thousands of round in brazil, the largest cities sell paulo in support of former president, desirable scenario. the protesters reject claims that the far right ex president plot of the crew in connection with his fails of 2022 re election. bid investigators save also now or use this information to discredit the look toral system and legitimize military intervention. the conservative political action conference, or c pac finish this weekend is a big gathering of conservatives. and the us with the presidents of argentina and el salvador there, as well as a former british prime minister organizers were keen to stress stevens international significance. make hard to see and a great again the 1st in person meeting between 2 political forces. i didn't do, you know, because you had to be late, his repeatedly praise donald trump, a politician. he's often compact to formula