the colonial power was with the u. s. i the imperialist power that wants to most of and dominate the world. but this shines through, it really affects the total view of people that the global self and not continue in, in africa, even where the upside is. the ceasefire issue of other aspects we african states of duty into telling the us so the you long legged rankles. they see that he proceed. they see the racism and in the house, streets throughout the confident as throughout the global. so even in a place like india, you can see the video box so outraged at this absolute slow to that the us site and the you states those wisdom, the was a party to they all criminals. and we must find the way to weeks. so in sure that, that, you know, we, we spend next week not going to go along with a guide. it's vital about, it's crucial, believe i want to bring you in on this and the whole idea of double standards and on the west. because you have a unique perspective, not only where you focused on some boxes of the united nations, you wi

it was supported by 33 countries, including the u. s i saw the us, it was accepted by jewish lead is, i repeat is on the other hand, with jack did it independent or been you states and the special international regime for the city of jerusalem. so the 4th and 4th, 3 of this plan shall come into existence and boast on 2 months after the evacuation of the armed forces of the mandatory power has been completed. but in any case, not later than the 1st of october 1948 that acted as a catalyst sparking fighting between jewish impala, sent me an arrow of malicious something palestinians had already started to fee that holmes, but all is well was proclaimed in 1948 a mass exodus began palestinians, remember this as being the, not the catastrophe, even now it's a painful memory at shed, in the hearts of palestinians across the globe, many of whom have never even walked on the historic land. no, not by ladies and gentlemen did not start in 1948 and it did not stop after that date is real, the occupying power continue since occupation, and its aggre

u. s. s. i, as in our carrier strike group to the us central command region. in addition to deploying approximately 900 forces into the middle east to provide air defense capabilities. importantly, those forces are not going to israel. they do not have anything to do with the situation there. they are for force protection purposes and again to provide us with options to defend our forces and send a deterrent message. again, i want to emphasize our focus here is on preventing a broader regional conflict. in addition to providing military capabilities, we are actively communicating with our partners in the region to seek advice and their thoughts on how best to ensure that it does not wide into a broader conflict. appreciating all the expertise and insight that are partners throughout the middle east have in terms of these types of situations. so again, right now the situation is contained with israel and home us. and we plan to keep it that way or, or was announced to lauren's corps if he's a former us assistant secretary defense. he's joining us from delaware.

u. s. s. i, as in our carrier strike group to the us central command region. in addition to deploying approximately 900 forces into the middle east to provide air defense capabilities. importantly, those forces are not going to israel, they do not have anything to do with the situation. there. they are for force protection purposes and again, to provide us with options to defend our forces and send a deterrent message. again, i, i want to emphasize our focus here is on preventing abroad or regional conflict. in addition to providing military capabilities, we are actively communicating with our partners in the region to seek advice and their thoughts on how best to ensure that it is not wide into a broader conflict. appreciating all of the expertise and insights that are partners throughout the middle east have in terms of these types of situations. so again, right now the situation is contained with israel and her boss, and we plan to keep it that way. when it's close to our pentagon correspondent project, go ahead and jump to fly from washington dc. it's inte

you spell us, u-s. i just picked that up. ne every thought of that before i just picked that up. a couple days i'm reading and it said "us." and i said, "you know, if you think about it, us equals u.s. >> seth: okay. [ laughter ] so the bad news is the republican front runner for the 2024 presidential nomination is out here designing pillows for t.j. maxx. [ laughter ] the dude is dumb as dumb rocks but the good news is, he would crush a two-letter word spelling bee. [ light laughter ] "your word is 'me.'" "can you use it in a sentence please?" "you have got to be [ bleep kidding me." [ laughter ] if i had come home from school as a 7-year-old and told my parents, "did you know us is spelled u and s?" my parents would have immediately called the school and said, "i think we need to make the curriculum a little more challenging. [ laughter ] well, my dad would've. my mom would've called me a genius and baked me a cake but here's - [ laughter ] here's what's least believable about that clip. >> a couple of days i'm reading and i

we speak about it all the time, you're is losing bethany and these goals, like it's the, it's the u. s. i o a school you're calling me from the us. but let's hope that this will change somehow because, you know, you're is destroying itself and the weapons they have sent already the last one. i know how to use it. it's crazy. so they run out of the weapons also, you know, the north stream pipeline is going to germany is a big mess of the country or uh, more than that is this is another for, they are the most rational hastings country the each time because we have the billing at the age 17. uh this. austin. so they still try, you know, still try and saying because of the induced uh, pro is to the f sixteens. but the people, the majority of the people, they don't, they don't believe unit anymore. if they asian believes is i don't think so, so i don't see a type of thing and i see it happening that the so the terrorist that's most likely will happen in the near future. you know, brian, what does it, you know, you're a former us marine, i don't know what a part of the us marines you were in, b

and that creates a crisis in many, many, many communities by the way, in the u. s. i wrote a book about another book about this, or a book called troubles water. what's wrong with what we drank and troubled water? what's wrong with what we drink? i highlight even in the united states that we are not exactly perfect in terms of providing water quality where we can and you may think, oh, which is limited to flint, michigan, but that's not true. we have contaminated what are the different levels of contamination? very, very, very widely throughout the united states, except that the standards that say this is what you're allowed to be contaminated up to this level and people are drinking. what are thinking? it's healthy when it's legally, it's legal, but it's not necessarily safe. and there's a big difference with drinking water, whether it's legal, water, or safe water. now, there are times as in india, s u. s, where it exceeds the legal standard. and it's actually a health hazard. but, but that it comes down to whether or not there is the will and the wallet to fix the

the 1st time in half a century, the u. s. i said is heavy on the, in general, the, for the cost at club carrier is where the gulf coast in response to the splunk facilities. by doing chief lloyd austin, i gave no specific objective for its deployment. today in response to this almost attack on israel and following detailed discussions with president biden, i have directed several steps to strengthen department of defense posture in the region to bolster regional deterrence efforts. i have directed the movement of the us, us, gerald, our ford carrier strike group to the eastern mediterranean. let us get more details from our new york base costs on caleb mountain. caleb, thanks for joining us. i. what could be behind the us move? has there been any additional information released by washington? while the strike group tried that was mentioned, that is on its way, consists of an aircraft carrier that is capable of launching guided missiles and is accompanied by several other warships. it has a deck of war plains, 5000 sailors as pa

there was an u. s. i. and getting behind the think that area. yes. so you couldn't meet that a little more clearly. i've said that we had to to change place because we've had it going buddy anyways. uh since yesterday, until now, according to uh, have literacy. 80 people have been killed including government, i'm children, and one of the women as the hold at all. but she knows finality school camp is a good fit family in the and then she couldn't leave with the family. so she's the, or the wife of one of our colleagues who was a journalist, i'm cool, is going to and there's a lot to live there, but i didn't mention to they came to visit the family on the, the end of. 1 the, there's really, i think the decision don't define the strike a they have been fighting the civil targets or places for themselves. some of the i have really been to find, i've been know, and the central area of the i'm been hiding unit with our team. the uh, one of the most of the, uh, the, uh, edit, edit site is where it looks like you could if you come. because the one of the ma

now that impact was not only be sent in is right, but it is being sent clearly in the u. s. i mean, look at the public opinion polls the ratings of mind and have come down and obviously as a result of his blind support to base rent. and his embrace all of these work times that his entering through our partnership with these more kind of and i think ultimately the international criminal court should look at these things. not just is there any profit right? does about that. the apartments on support is on their neighbors. and so let me, let me bring in, let me bring it in really quickly running. um we don't have much time left, but people power. how important do you think you can be this point as well? just started to recall what happened in the struggle against about that so that for cash rather similar to so that's it. can government wanted to know all the resolutions, the united nations and the pro destroying the world. they built up to an incredible part of the people's power and getting sub africa itself. and the one kind of the estimate, the power of international southern

and, but this is not a chris new tactics that came from the u. s. i spent 33 years and 4 months inactive military service. and during that period, i spend most of my time as a high class us on line for big business for wall street and the bankers insurance . i was directed to you, a gangster for capitalism, helped me hating cuba, a decent place for the national citibank boys to collect revenues in helping the raping of half a dozen central american republics for the benefit of what street. so of course, with that logic, knowing that one of the goals of this intervention is to create a safer environment for say, for elections. and knowing that those gains that the us is claiming that they would be fighting against in the country. and they are calling for over throwing a us, nominated government. i think it's, we put $2.00 and $2.00 together. it simply looks like another intervention for the sake of getting more control in the country. we spoke with roy and human rights activists broadly, do not know he's adamant the washington wants instability in hait

what are the 2 countries hoping to achieve in combat in what is a major problem, particularly in the u. s. i think the united states is hopefully that makes coast going to put more efforts in lower enforcement, perhaps even with the military at to trying to replicate fence new lives, fence new production, and also fentanyl smuggling towards the united states base. the ingredients coming from china and then a cook top here, and then head on its way for us is also introduced sanctions against chinese companies. a suspects of being involved. um, but what makes co wants and it was a, it was mentioned quite a lot in the opening remote sufficient to the top level meeting that have a is for the united states to try and limit the amount of guns weapons that are going into mexico. and that are being found at crime scenes linked to the state. so trace to the states and being both and the sorts of culture will fair that's happening on the side, the buddha. so there is a bit of a quick pro, quote, that presumably is being debated and has been debated for quite some time before. and now during this mate

but i agree with sort of, i mean, if the u. s. has to dedicate so many resources to the conflicts we are talking about. i think the europeans have to step up, especially when it comes to supporting ukraine. and we have not, not observe us in this dramatist interest are in europe. they are in the middle east. they are in asia, so germany cannot expect the u. s. helping to fulfill germany's interest germany has to get involved. so if i could just also clarify before you go to joseph, and the reason that all 3 of these countries are interconnected is because they're all the front lines of democracies and very dangerous areas. and it's in the united states interest as well as partners to defend democratic values and also to try to all pulled an already stressed international rules based international order. joseph, would you say it was a strategic mistake to disengage from the middle east within them? i think so, and we send signals of weakness that may happen. bolden, the one or the other dictator. i mean, when bulk obama, we all love

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what do you and i don't know sitting here talking about it is where the western m r u. s. m. i. and they told me to go down with them. but what i think is possible that there's one reason that i would side with us skepticism that is christianity as a, as a co allow you know, that's part of your country and oh god present. oh we have, we have to west of this. don't go back with, you know, the wisdom system in china. we just completed the room at these 2 brothers, if you will, mocks and adam smith, extra caricature a little bit is, is a built on the idea on mission. the thing we want to make somebody else a little bit, my gosh, or if they don't do it, you know, with the bible, we come with a sword that's not in the bodies and what confusion is all the other isn't. so if we could learn from others, like they have learned from us, human, a humanity dialogue about how to create unit teen diversity. i'm song conflict with much less violence. make made, you know, a real nobel peace prize. the more for those who built down the wrong is so something like inviting the, the, the, the confi

u. s. and i think was also important to say as he wants to possibly talk about preventing a wider conflict. you know, there were some comments being made, you know, wanting other parties that they shouldn't join in this situation. and another topic, as well as the some american citizens unaccounted a for and also possibly some hospice has, has been taken into the and that is certainly also a topic of for the secretary of state. these are be corresponding to tanya kramer. reports came from israel. now, earlier i was joined by spokesperson for b is really menissi, masha mitchells and i also, if israel is going to open an aide kartel into casa, the coordination of humanitarian age of this area is being discussed. the decision will be made by the political echelon after they've assessed the situation right now. the idea is focused on securing the border and targeting come up, no 2 targets within the god script. and as you do that, miss missiles, i'm going over talking about an area that is densely po

but i think unfortunately all 3 are inter connected and there is an issue where the u. s. has to pay attention to all $3.00 crises in the world, hopefully together with allies, because without doing it together with partners, the us will probably at some point and is already feeling overstretched. i think there was an expectation that europe will do more for ukraine eventually, especially as the us enters and election here. the middle east is focusing a lot of energy of for the us administration right now. and that's, we've seen this, you know, playbook in the past. many us presents get embroiled in middle east policy. but i think at one point present, bide, will have to pivot towards his re election. may go to use has been of shooting away from the middle east for some time and focusing more on china and passively with now be was feel the need to focus more on the middle east. what do you say about their back in the role of global share of or so what we can clearly see is when the us started to retreat from certain areas of the world to situation got worse. one of the reas

you spell us, u-s. i just picked that up. ought of that before i just picked that up. [ laughter ] a couple days i'm reading and it said, "us." and i said, "you know if you think about it, us equals u-s. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i'm giving you all a a few seconds to process that. [ laughter ] "us is u-s." oh, yeah that's gotta be a pretty interesting presidential library. [ laughter ] "the wheels on the b-u-s go round and round. [ laughter ] round and round. the wheels on the b-u-s go round and round. swish, swish, swish. [ laughter and applause it's weird when you know all the four-letter words, but not the two-letter ones, you know. [ laughter ] speaking of trump, today he attended his civil fraud trial in new york city to watch his former lawyer, michael cohen, testify against him. and it was the first time that they've been in the same room in five years. [ audience oohs damn, only five more years and he would've beaten melania's record [ laughter ] yeah, it was the showdown everyone's been waiting for, even the judge was li

but i agree with sort of, i mean, if the u. s. has to dedicate so many resources to the conflicts we are talking about. i think the europeans have to step up, especially when it comes to supporting ukraine. and we have not, not observe us. and as a dramatist interest are in europe, they are in the middle east. they are in asia. so germany cannot expect the us helping to fulfill germany's interest germany has to get involved. so if i could just also clarify before you go to joseph, and the reason that all 3 of these countries are interconnected is because they're all the front lines of democracies and very dangerous areas. and it's in the united states interest as well as partners to defend democratic values and also to try to all pulled an already stressed international rules based international order. joseph, would you say it was a strategic mistake to disengage from the middle east within them? i think so, and we sent signals of witness, but may have in bold and the one or the other dictator. i mean, when bulk obama, we all loved

but i think unfortunately all 3 are inter connected and there is an issue where the u. s. has to pay attention to all $3.00 crises in the world, hopefully together with allies, because without doing it together with partners, the us will probably at some point and is already feeling overstretched. i think there was an expectation that europe will do more for ukraine eventually, especially as the u. s. enters and election here. the middle east is focusing a lot of energy of, for the us administration right now. and that's, we've seen this, you know, playbook in the past. many us presents get embroiled in middle east policy. but i think at one point present, bide, will have to pivot towards his re election. may go to use has been of shooting away from the middle east for some time and focusing more on china and buses. but now be was feel the need to focus more on the middle east. what do you say about their back in the role of global share of as well as we can clearly see is when the us started to retreat from certain areas of the world, the situation got worse. one of the re

this is an issue for reporters in the u. s. i wonder if you could talk about how you address problems that have come up in terms of civil unrest that has become violent, certainly in washington, we went through an insurrection. i think we have seen this more and more anton and i have talked to some news organizations around the country. there are reporters who are talking about some of the basic ways that we used to report stories. if there is a murderer in a community, that is what happened in florida, you go to the family's home. the victim's home. reporters are concerned about knocking on someone's door because about the gun violence. -- all of the gun violence. i am much rain to be political, just factual. or even pulling into somewhere -- someone's driveway, people have gotten hurt. i wonder how you talk to your newsrooms about stories in the united states, and how does that change versus or not changed, compared with foreign correspondents? >> we will repeat mindset and habit a lot here today. we joined voa as a brand-new s

what do you and i don't know sitting here talking about it is where the, the western m r u s. m. i. and they told me to go down with them. but what i'm saying is possible that there's one reason that i would side with us skepticism that is christianity as a, as a co allow, you know, that's part of your country and all countries that, oh we have, we have the width of system to go back with, you know, the wisdom system in china, we just completed the room at these 2 brothers if you will, march, and adam smith, extra caricature a little bit is, is a built on the idea on mission. we want to make somebody else a little bit like us, or if they don't do it, you know, with the bible, we come with a sword that's not in the bodies and what confusion is all the other isn't. so if we could learn from others, like they have learned from us, human, a humanity is dialogue about how to create unit teen divested to a song conflict with much less violence make made, you know, a real nobel peace prize that there was no, she will built down there, um is that something like inviting the, the, the, the c

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u. s. s. i, as in our carrier strike group to the us central command region. in addition to deploying approximately 900 forces into the middle east to provide air defense capabilities. importantly, those forces are not going to israel. they do not have anything to do with the situation there. they are for force protection purposes and again to provide us with options to defend our forces and send a deterrent message. again, i want to emphasize our focus here is on preventing a broader regional conflict. in addition to providing military capabilities, we are actively communicating with our partners in the region to seek advice and their thoughts on how best to ensure that it does not wide into a broader conflict. appreciating all the expertise and insight that are partners throughout the middle east have in terms of these types of situations. so again, right now the situation is contained with israel and home us and we plan to keep it that way. life picture, once again from guys are aware of the, the strip has been plunged into darkness. this as some sort of mi

it is, of course, worth pointing out that the u. s. i annually provides $3300000000.00 and military aid to the state of israel. we've also heard from the white house in the form of a statement from the n s. these folks, person, adrian watson, g. i also condemned the attack by how much on targets in the southern israel and pledge is that the us is going to be cooperating with the is really a government in order to make certain that is rarely citizens have been protected. she does know that the national security advisor has had a conversation with his is really counterpart about events and we expect that that contact is going to be continuing throughout saturday. we've also heard now from the chair of the house for an affairs committee, michael mcfall, who is condemning the attack and who said that to the us must do everything that it can to stand with these really people and to combat terrorism. so the reaction is coming out, it is also worth pointing out that at the us embassy in jerusalem, all employees there are essentially on lock dow

yes, we have trying to do so how things will develop, i don't know, but based on the reports with regards to the u. s. deployment i think the us with lots to get into the, the missy situation and right now, but they are there just to deter hezbollah on the, in the run in general. so it's just mostly like a symbolic kind of a get away with it or the wait a minute. so in recent years, what we seen in saudi arabia refusing the abraham accords as a signed, they do a deal through china with iran. they do a deal with syria, they refused to increase oil production as big as they were told by joe biden. i mean, how many things do you think that you're a big can do against what the us sees? it's interest presumably that, and the, obviously he's against israel's interest without some kind of action from nato nations, against saudi arabia, saudi arabia, clearly this did not simple the united states, v drawing of the seas for un security council resolution this way. yeah, i think we should not go to have this kind of hyperbolic kind of expectations that things will go completely to pictures on tv screens are mor

u. s. embassy, i was up to the strike on the hospital in gaza, which i guess also being use that against the protest as crowds also gathered in front of the french embassy and babies and jerusalem palestinian processes have also taken to the streets. uh, excuse me, at least bureau chief marie financing. it brings us more now and reduce the error of town within jerusalem municipality. and this is one of many places around jerusalem as well as all across the west bank, where earlier clashes a rough touch between local residents and is rarely forces. officer is news came about at hospital in the guise of c. t heat and the dozens of hundreds of people killed. people of arab and muslim communities have been called to take out the streets and fight against israeli forces. and this is what they have basically been doing. they have been hearing these calls through social media, from a moms in the malls everywhere. they found a way to know about the process preparing and they took to the streets to clash with is rarely both the police and his rarely soldiers. i'm the where i am right now is may l

i a u. s. presidential biden has wrapped up his visit to tel aviv with an agreement from israel that it will allow limited humanitarian aid to enter gaza by at egypt. these rarely governments as supplies can get to civilians in the south of gaza, provided they do not reach home us by the offered unconditional backend for israel and said he would be asking congress for what he called unprecedented support for israel and the civilians and gaza even before landing in tel aviv j biden's visit was up ended by events in gaza. he was there to show his unwavering support for israel and to persuade lead is to minimize the humanitarian catastrophe box. he emphasized that he had israel's back are deeply sad and outraged by the explosion as hospital and cause yesterday. and based on what i've seen, it appears as though it was done by the other team. not, not you prime minister benjamin netanyahu, things to buy didn't for the support. there's only one thing better than having a true friend, like you standi

i coming up confrontations, unoccupied, east jerusalem, and the west bank after a series of raids by is wiley for making sure easier on ukraine succeed is vital for america's national security. u. s. presidential i bought in appeals to americans to bank billions and extra military funding fee as well. and you christ plus the us says it is shut down. several miss thousands. right? so the northern red said launched from demons potentially heading towards each round. the . it is just past 3 jam t, that's 6 am in gone. some it's people have suffered another day of his wily bombardment. as the boy enters its 14th day on thursday night and his riley strikes you to greek orthodox church and gods, according to palestinians is believed dozens of others are trapped unto the brain. whole king reports a frantic search through the rubble in the compound of one of the world's oldest churches. hundreds of palestinians displaced by the way, being sheltering that they believed it was one of the last remaining places of safety from h rady bombardment. there were no weapons or anything in the church. children, i'm missing, we can't find them. we're still unable to find them during our christians, w