u. s. sorry, the mexican president said in a press conference earlier today that the u. s. should support the fight against poverty in those countries of oregon. what more does it expect from the us? well, mexico and central america has always been requesting more money from the us, promising that this will create opportunities and stop people from migrating. but this has not worked in the past for a variety of reasons. one is that migration is no longer only economic, but people also free and also retirees and governments, the climate crisis and crime. these are structural problems of governance. and those cannot be solved with money, especially not by giving money to corrupt as often we tell them often newtonian governments such as venezuela on the cut, iowa. mm hm. and the u. s. is really looking to curve this kind of a regular migration. but what can, or what is mexico willing to do to support the us in this, in this matter as well? mexico in the us are really into dependent on this question and blinking definitely . he wants a bigger effort from mexico to hinder the migrants

u. s. should start with the border between the us and mexico before it is supporting all the allies of this stuff. and definitely be something that we see that discussions between the republicans and democrats, and we see how a local, how national policy is shaping and the support for israel. we have a stronger voice as we have strong criticism, not only a by members of congress, but also, but other organizations that need that you asked needs to be more transparent on the weapons that it sends it to is real. how it does with any of the ally in the world and also to focus exactly to see what is what is happening there. and also to follow an old all the situation on the ground. so it was not that as we kind of expected a veto by the us. and we can also expect strong criticism of saying how it's possible that you have 5 permanent members who have a veto it. because of course, we have 15 members in wisconsin, but only 5. so as a dispute on that will mean despite the or just by the secretary general,

u. s. should accept the consequences of its hypocritical attitude towards supporting genocide and war crimes and gaza and the west bank. of course we heard from huff on my, the, i'm a full lighting vice it into the re, new form is a, he says this why i suppose concerns about so that is a lesson to the time the tide vibe, powerful pro is ready. low bist, a plastic that double sanders is basically wanted in the u. s. internal politics. it's uh, it has less to do with the palestinian issue per se. uh there, there are a lot of these is very lobbies, one of the strongest in the united states. i see a sitting president usually seeks the support of the law, be his internal politics. there is a american push back against this double standard. we see it in the academic literature as well as in the media in the united states, though, not the mainstream media, but it's a growing push back against this. uh, you know, full fledged support to offend is right as well. that has committed crimes, basically against

u. s. should focus on getting a pregnancy spot in place. the by the administration is not building that for america sake only just doing that for israel. second, like america standing is read. you have to look the on your shuttle. you have to look beyond this war if you want to have a future in this region, if you want to go back to the i brown my cord with those countries that normally the russian with you. if you want to expand your interest to new punters, like solid, good idea and other, if you want to have a future in this car industry, you need to start just coming down, right? your rhetoric about causing extreme damage to the city and population. but there's no one innocent thing, garza and you have to start thinking about the end game being not 3. okay. patient of guys are not siege of guys are not reducing the territory of guys. so in fact the united states, the think of israel's future. but clearly the united states care is more about it is not done, it's present government. so phonetic, so for shifting, so vengeful does. the only

u. s. navy should find a missile targeting one of the drones or the red sea. they say the missile exploded near a ship travelling from russia. there's a whole set of reports from june, 30 south of the narrow bob. i'll run the straight between the review and pending sheila and african several countries have military bases then including the u. s. for his statement is yours in quite a threatening language here, and they said that they affirm that the tract with the international maritime navigation is not a result of the of actions. but rather it is because of the militarization of the red sea by america and its allies. we came to the region to provide the safety to is rally ships. so force ease from the beginning on her being quite clear and saying that they are not targeting the maritime tray to the red sea, bought brother of the target team, this the ships that are related to israel. this is what they claim so far. and also they went on, i seen the red sea will be a building, a rena, if america and its allies continue in the way of a bullying. and also, and o

u. s. president should say anything like that. i must assure of it we haven't done it with the question. okay, forgive this and press the question, but what would be the, the intense behind spreading this information in just front of different kinds of trying to legitimize public support and us political support for a brutal response in gaza. that's the way i ended up with the big headed baby story is really important because killing children is seen as a massive model transgression. everywhere, but not just killing them heading them. because the heading is pressing into this narrative that the israelis of tried to put from day one, which was how much it is like isis, you know, the heading, it seem to somehow mubarek then bombing files and killing thousands of, of children, which doesn't make it into the speeches and by a look, oh, we also hear this assertion by western governments and we heard it a lot during the 1st few weeks that israel has the right to defend itself. but we see according to some pulls. and if you look at the u

u. s. provides to israel, the terms of weapons should continue even as the white house is asking for many more to be authorized. and you're also seeing a falling of public support for the for the u. s. continuing these weapon transfers . yeah, huge ministry, a fortune and a half $1000000000.00. a heidi jake has straight thinks about a car with david. the rush is a professor national defense university and was a pentagon direct to offer a being put into a fast. he says, the reports of weapons provided by the united states might be seen as a contradiction of any weapon you know, use in the cost which will kill them. but um, you know, the, the article says that the weapons have been provided since october 7th. so we don't know what the pace of it is, but it's quite probable that a lot of these happened back before the international shift in public opinion when they were focused on the terrorist attack and the abduction civilians, the massacre of civilians in israel proper. and since then we've seen any roshan in the international support for israel, so i think we'd have to track that this. t

u. s. leading and naval coalition in response and the u. k. says it should sending move warships to the region spouse. still a hit on al jazeera, the 2 and a half months of protest around the world, who will be honest, getting if they bring it in to the vote and guns that any closer costs. christmas comes early for people in ukraine and an act of defiance against most of the frank assessments to the problem is that it is there is allowed to be outside that acts of international law. and one of the reasons that should be the is the fact that is it and has declared war on ok. parts people informed opinions, the medical infrastructure of an entire society has been completely destroy the people who will feel that destruction 1st and most be the women and children inside story on al jazeera as the war and ukraine rate is on some young the russians are refusing to take up on the $1.00 oh, $1.00 east meets those fleeting to neighboring cars. on just a minute to the world, slow down, we stand for as homes with tips of global nickels reserves. indonesia is points to

u. s. is, was closest ally to, uh, you know, that it should go into more into less intensive phase. but so far this have didn't have any impact here on the ground. can you claim it injuries when thank all right, let's take a look now. some of the stories making headlines, us presidential biden's administration, has bypassed congress to approve an emergency sale to as well. for the 2nd time this month, components for artillery shells are included in the only $150000000.00 transfer. state department said the decision was justified by the agency of these rails and the attendance president harvey and malay has formerly cancel plans to join the breaks group of nations. argentina had been due to join the economic block on january 1st. i says it's one of the many foreign policy decisions made by the previous government that then now being un secretary general, antonio gutierrez, has to condemn the ross the slightest. the tax on ukraine, at least 30 people were killed and many more injured grounds. government says more than a $150.00 missiles and run struck cities nationwide. damaging vital

u. s. is, was closest ally to, uh, you know, that it should go into more into a less intensive phase. but so far this have didn't have any impact here on the ground. can you claim it in jerusalem? thank you. and secretary general, antonio gutierrez has condemned ross as white as a tax on ukraine. at least 30 people were killed and many more injured in fridays, a sold you credit. the government says more than a $150.00 missiles and drones struck cities nationwide. damaging vital infrastructure as well as industrial and military facilities. it's the biggest russian aerotech since the war began, almost to use what they w sonya found. the guy has the latest from key well, it was much common night to have to say they would know every to loads of keys in keys um oh, we did show reports of the city of pencil on coming on. just renewed russian file overnight. that was a lot in, in that region. the of course, his son is the frontline city and faces near daily the russian training. of course . today we also here to go see an operations continuing in cities across the queens that have been casua

u. s. concern that we should not allow those set levels to be part of the violence machine that turns against. but a stevie is in the west bank and gaza. so it's more of a preventive decision not to maximize the white spread of those small arrive for the wind, little worry us concerned about or what the west bank then supplying weapons for golf so which even the us president has said is rose conducting in discriminant bombings. and gaza and he's going on supplying weapons for that indiscriminate bombing in the roles on the new conviction among the officials at the white house, the targeting civilians has become a liability not only for what it is that are in a book on. so for the united states, so this is a j ship to show the show the fee scam it within the united states that we have not . we've been lies in the world too much. we, i don't know to add into the technical and military support for us. right. and so it says, it just showed that how certain the resonance among the people at the send that message, wouldn't it be more powerful if it withheld some of the heavier weapons? it sending t

u. s. southern lindsey graham says, the lens we should not accept any onset any earlier than next year. do you think there's going to be a deal before the new year? uh no, i think uh this will go into next year. i've been talking to the people at the table and the white house got engaged 5 days ago. they sent over a supplemental with border security provisions that did nothing to change policy. we've been talking to him since september 5 days ago. they finally served as table . so language doing a good job. the bottom line here is we feel like we're being jammed. we're not a, we're close to deal by the administration. officials have been complaining about how rival republicans also warning though f as to provide tens of billions of dollars an additional funding for keys. not even as of, as he's paying for more aid on his visit to washington could change the minds of some of the us politicians is that we create a president, hopefully with a $200000000.00 handout from the white house. as it may, a fraction of the $60000000000.00 you had come off and for the story of a may come as no surpr

u. n. s c doesn't specify how the aid it should flow in the gaza, or just in the agreement, it just empty words. the security council resolution, as it's written, and it was written by the us and the you a with, with the intention that it has no t, it's a nothing. it does say that, you know, humanitarian aid should be freely flowing into god's up. it doesn't say how that's going to happen. in fact, it says the u. n is not to be overseen that. so what's the mechanism for enforcing that there is not so it's just empty words. there's no ability under this resolution to ensure that israel will comply. and by the way, what does it even mean when israel is still denying the population water and electricity right now, the entire population of gaza is starving. all, all the world food agencies are say, and this will not change that because israel wants to star these people and this won't change that. the us shares, israel's goals in gaza in that is destroying the population of gaza and moving it into the sinai desert. there's a number of reasons the us shares this goal, one of which is uh, the massive

u. s. the, by the administration should not give into any pressure loss. so just the blame can making his audio statements, and yes, he made several, many of the rest of it on the hold on. it isn't with the conflicts either in goes out on the conflict zone or the actually asked by journalists. several of the journalists often that you know how isolated that they pointed out, actually how isolated the us as on the world stage on this issue. now, an us is the us willing to risk further isolation by continuing to veto resolutions at the united nations. the most of the countries also pushing most of the countries in the world support for $65.00, gaza, beautiful, or at least 4 portions the be voted around this particular point on the also the, the, the other significance question about green or red light, where the u. s stands visa v the, the either a 80 or unfortunately we're out of the world and a hit in from a tall you as diploma with a known diplomatic side, offline. i shouldn't this conflict because it seems there is a de la my of a good all think within t

u. s. government, and it shouldn't matter which government is targeting australians. you should always have your own government email for the video and wanting to know the ways to godaddy illegally. any more war has been bought. adjustments, but the court for towing seats behind boss weighing a 175, you use a virtual distance. it's only going to lift that, stay the when the government cons, say what they doing to bring an australian citizen who's facing potentially a life imprisonment and they refusing to get that. and so when it directly question on the floor apartment, we have also a democratic problem. the message style sending, you disclose the laws that out for option one crunch. we would come off to you with the face of the start. and we will do everything we possibly get took flush you. that's the message by sending that is what i end up giving up on julie and assad's . were you going to let that stay? no, we are not the i some tom the guy might not points that enough is enough. there was equipped each of it all just they have changed their words carefully because i feel

u. s. government, and it shouldn't matter which government is targeting australians. you should always have your own government in the okay. the it ongoing that no want to waste the godaddy and legally any more war has been brought to justice. but the court for telling 6 people in boss waiting a 175, he's a virtual defense. it's we going to lift that, stay the, when the government cod say what they doing to bring an australian citizen hi, who's facing potentially a life imprisonment. and they refusing to give that answer when they directly questioned on the floor a problem. and we have also a democratic problem, the message sy, sending you to disclose the laws that out for russian, the crimes. we would come off with the face of the start, then we will do everything we possibly get. took flush you. that's the message by sending that is what i end up giving up on julie and assigns. are we going to let that stay know we uh not the i said tom and my boss points that enough is enough. there was a quick detail of it all. they've chosen there was careful a because i feel like they are

hold on, hold on a document for us and occupied with bank but by the administer i should is delaying the style of 27000 u. s. made rifles to as well because of concerns about increasing a tax buys, ready, settlers on palestinians and the occupied with bank. how does your castro it has the license for us from washington dc. we've seen the us taking increasingly a sort of steps in trying to limit that violence. first telling is real, that it must contain this vigilant extreme is settlers. violence then issuing these as earlier last week against travel to the us, of some of the individuals involved in this violence. and now, pausing, at least for the moment, the shipment of 27000 military style rifles that was intended to go to the is really national police. but that is feared by the us by the administration, that they could ultimately be handed over into the hands of these extremists settlers. and it's notable how this pause occurred because already this shipment was, had cleared, the initial congressional review, passed the committee stage, and it was the by the ministration itself. that said, no, wait, we h

foreign ministers says that she's against the supply weapons for peace. blood should, must stop immediately in every conflict. the u. s. military is reportedly planning to deploy a longer range growing bass missiles in the, in the pacific region for the 1st time since the cold war and the american army officials cited by japanese media. so he's been move expected to happen next year is aimed at the turing china spokesperson. rob phillips did not specify whether new massage would be deployed. the pentagon has multiple bases in the region, including and tie one japan, the philippines, and guam, or within firing range of the chinese mainland. the u. s. claims its intermediate range missiles are designed to conquer beijing's deployment of such weapons on its own soil. in recent years, among the american arms mentioned by the us, official is the infamous tomahawk cruise missile. it's capable of carrying nuclear warheads and can hit targets, dollars and so of kilometers away. another missile system, the s m 6. it's also expected to be deployed there. it's designed as an empty or weapon, but can also be used to hit the groun

u. s. could warrant of fighting russia. i think that is actually what we should still understand. yes. that is the do not support. now ukraine, it is also a problem for our security for the american security and finds a way. it's also important for the republicans, because if you want really to contact china, you'll also need to come to contain china instrument in euro. that's important at the end of the gaza, very important. it's also about geo politics. please do not forget the fuel and has the concrete interest in his basis as ends in the east. that's also very important . i'm going to not go there because we have very little time left on the clock. and i would very, very, if you'd like to, to come back to the point about morale that you made earlier. irina, how do people in russia and especially mothers in russia see the prospect of this conflict? continuing, we seen mothers demonstrating in ukraine and isolated demonstrations in russia itself. how high is the dissatisfaction there? so as i can size a do such as function in russia is not divided huge because for him, for the last,

s t u c 1st seriously. so i just want to give you the opportunity to maybe get over it today. tell you how i should okay. what i want to tell you is that i will get into my be tv with you just to make you feel more comfortable. do you want to do this? okay. yeah, yeah. yeah. let's do it. i put it on and you see the let's do this. so proud of you to review the a few so exposed to the i think i'm going to jump the the in the family. so because no one said anything about i did have a complex, nice pink. i still look at it if you good. i do feeling good. it's like i've taken one step up the welcome to our final challenge slash surprise of a we're going to do is shoot for a long shot because i have successfully bridge a lot of people by shooting them and their bodies. i basically shot one day fault, insecure about themselves and showed them my perspective. i think it's different extra different color. so i don't see that as for all as i didn't see them as something on me and i wanted them to see that the to accept my sense to accept myself so that i'm more truthful to my children. i want to be an honest choic

u. s. is major television networks . i don't like what they do. see, i think new should be honest and direct and impactful. and this is direct impact. the i want to start by talking about history. you say history doesn't begin when we want it to. history begins when it begins ukraine, despite what my friends in the us corporate media report, for example, didn't become a story in just. busy last year, in fact, it probably happened closer to 20. 14 is a just because you don't cover a story. doesn't mean it didn't happen. and so it is with this latest conflagration between israel and come off. now don't get me wrong. there is no question that what her mazda did, and attacking israel and killing civilians, is on its face. a barbaric act. something for which there is no place in civilized society, but that one at say those and follow the middle east conflict does not represent the totality of these railey palestinian relations. and without understanding the past. it's kind of impossible to truly assess or even criticize the here and now which is where we are here is palestinian ambassador to the united nations

how this is video shut off, should be finalized. so the u. s. has a said no to $65.00, even the snow this ation or even this is the station or suspension of hostilities. any water that brings the idea of that as well, close to something that can be open ended can be put them in, doesn't means, well, i'll put you in a hold to this war view. as i've said no on the double is that we have small ingredients when it comes to the checklist of the un mission or do as the mission of the us. unfortunately, i think in the u. s. a is way reading this vehicle as a weapon off, imposing more of a demand. therefore, i think that this is probably the 10th, or the 11th revision of the document would narrow down to the very basic, you know, it's like we are pleading is on our end to calm. so the, some of the, yeah, this is beyond what difference was. the problem i say is we have really interesting to see what the final resolution says. and of course, more importantly, if it will pass this time. that is mohammed shed call we of george mason university . thank you v

u. s. has major television networks. i don't like what they do is he, isaac, new should be honest, and direct and impactful. and this is direct impact. the i want to start by talking about history. you see, history doesn't begin when we want it to. history begins when it begins ukraine, despite what my friends in the us corporate media report, for example, didn't become a story in just. busy last year in fact, it probably happened closer to 2014 is a just because you don't cover a story.

u. s . cultural arm unesco. take urgent action. the crime of targeting and destroying archaeological sides should spur the world into unesco into action. to preserve this great civilizational and cultural heritage, while israel is deliberately targeting palestinian cultural heritage that's according to the euro med human rights monitor. again, it includes strikes and are archaeological sites, historical buildings, places of worship, and use the palestinian officials, estimate them more than a 100 most copy and destroyed since october 7th, when the euro med groups stresses that international humanitarian law strictly prohibits the deliberate targeting of cultural and religious sites, which are not legitimate to military targets, while these really army is alleged to have targeted a historic aisle amani mosque in the center of gals, a city destroying its minarette, which dated back 1400 years. the building is the largest and oldest most indian eclipse. 3 historical churches in dallas are also hit by the it's really army. one was the long standing church of cent per fly. us which dates back to $47.00 a the and the is really army. also da

u. s. has major television networks. i don't like what they do is he, isaac, new should be honest, and direct and impactful. and this is direct impact. the want to start by talking about history. you see, history doesn't begin when we want it to. history begins when it begins a new crane despite what my friends in the u. s. corporate media report, for example, didn't become a story in just the last year. it's, i could probably happen closer to 20. 14 is a, just because you don't cover a story. doesn't mean it didn't happen. and so it is with this latest conflagration between israel and hum off. now, don't get me wrong. there is no question that what, how mazda did, and attacking israel and killing civilians, is on its face. a barbaric act, something for which there is no place in civilized society. but that one at say those and follow the middle east conflict does not represent the totality of is really palestinian relations. and without understanding the past, it's kind of impossible to truly assess or even criticize the here and now which is where we are. here is palestinian ambassador to the united natio

should be expanded to include developing states that pursue and independent policy and defend their point of view. the current situation is that the council is dominated by western countries led by the u. s. which broadcast on balance signals and block many decisions that developing countries need. we think that reform of the council, which will happen sooner or later, should correct to those bias displays the just around the got the game show the countries that's thoughtfully analyzes the situation. see perfectly clearly that the current acute phase of the ukraine crisis was brought about by the consistent long term actions of western states. and there pumping of weapons into the key of regime. we can see very clearly the double standards in the actions and assessments of western states with regard to the crisis and ukraine and the situation in gaza. we have repeatedly highlighted and criticized these double standards to our western colleagues during the security council meetings. it is quite difficult for them to respond to this because there is nothing to respond to. and we see how even before the cause of war, many developing countries supported us publicly or privately during the vo

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u. s. constitution does not tolerate an assault on the foundations of our government. so, we now have two states that have ruled that trump did engaged in insurrection and should not appear on their state's primary by ballots. those decisions will now clearly be appealed up to the u. s. supreme court, which will decide whether trump is a legitimate candidate entitled to run for and hold the highest office in the land. the question is, how will the nation's highest court rule and when? here with me now is attorney general, harry litman, and mark joseph stern, senior writer covering courts and the law for slate magazine. thank you both very much for being here this evening. let me come to you, your reaction to the decision by the main secretary of state? >> this is obviously a really big deal, and it feels like the dominoes are maybe beginning to fall. when it was just colorado that had gotten a front striking trump from the ballot, if selling the view is no liar but now we have another state that has undertaken a very serious review through the secretary of state's office and reach the same conclusion. the legal analyses are beginning to a point in the same direction, the

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we should note here, neve also that this is not an isolated incident. the u. s. has engaged in targeting the iranian probably run in groups in, in iraq on at least 2 occasions in just the last month. and when we're talking about these types of attacks against us personnel in the region, this is there been more than 70 such incidents against military us military targets in iraq since mid october, when you couple that with a tax against military personnel in syria, in that same timeframe. we're talking about a number that's a well over 100 also concerning here's that this incident took place just a day after a telephone conversation between iraq, you prime minister mohammed, she a l. c. donny. as with us, secretary of state, anthony blinking, where the rocky prime minister said that he rejected any attack on a rocky territory. but obviously here when we're learning about any such attack against us military personnel in the region, the immediate concern is over an escalation or expansion. of the ongoing conflict between israel and how mos in, in gaza, certainly not