u. s. think is any rock guys supposed to be helping to stabilize the country and help fight this? i asked him search and see how does that square with attacking back capital, especially with drugs. i think it uh squares quite easily. uh, i think admin kirby has it exactly right in its factually unassailable. the us military is there in a rock at the invitation of the government of iraq, primarily for the purpose of keeping the isis caliphate defeated. when you invite someone in your home, you have responsibility to protect them. the rocky government has consistently failed to do so. and as you and i have discussed before, the numbers now a 168 more than a 168 attacks on us forces in iraq and syria combined with roughly half of those happen in iraq. and us has responded to about $10.00 to $12.00 times. and so the us unlikely islamic republic of ron supports iraq, the sovereignty. but there's also something we also support, and that is our troops not getting killed and blown up. so this is a repeated play bucks moran. they encourage their proxies to attack our forces, they know soon

but what form then, do you think such u. s. special could take a as well, i think that the, increasingly there is a lot more frustration within the administration at a willingness to talk more directly. i think we're also saying that in congress there is a growing sense that the us needs to exert a more of its leverage with israel. whether that means or perhaps slowing down, arms deliveries or taking other measures, doing other things to put pressure on the government of israel to change its possession. ultimately is it's, it's hard to see whether in fact a, an agreement is achievable as long as b. b, netanyahu remains as prime minister, but we haven't reached that point by saying that directly yet. but let them know, we'll definitely be 75 minutes to next week, and that's when that would be negotiations in cairo. what needs to change for those to have any more success than this one? well, i think that, you know, you have to give the categories of the egyptians a lot of credit for uh, for their willingness to stay with these n

u. s. has major television networks. i don't like what they do. i think news should be honest, direct and impactful. this is direct impact. the i want to talk about china is shooting thing. this is a man suddenly confronted with 2 things at once. one plan and one unplanned, both big present. and she is trying to continue his legacy of while his signature project, the belt and road initiative. what is the be really? well, it's china's self described way of creating economic growth in age of the pacific rim africa as well as central and eastern europe of the various she along with the russian president vladimir putin at the summit commemorating 10 years of the b r i the belt and wrote initiative, the optics of those 2 leaders together is an error to the western politicians like, you know, the u. k. in the united states. more on that is coming up in just a little bit, i promise. but stay with me for a while because i want to talk more about just the b r i summit right now. she was also joined there by leaders from all over the world who support is initiative

u. s. based, i think that it's called pacific rim. could look them up. they're telling countries interested in joining the b r i not to like don't because it will result they say in the chinese having access and control over their communications, their surveillance, their media, and at the book they're going to spy on them. that's not all effective. that's not scary enough. there's this. now, remember the image of the presidents she and putting together. let's go back to that. the u. s. media is tv networks and newspapers have been pouncing and then use that as a bludgeoning tool against the b r i. even the wall street journal, good newspaper chimed in with this very, very, very critical report. it's not a ringing endorsement, right? nor was one expected. but something happened on the way to the this year's b r i summit, that suddenly shifted the world's focus elsewhere. it also puts she in a very difficult role of playing both summit host and participate in a world conflict a. ringback v how mosque attack and israel's heavy handed response seems to have

u. s. u. n. s. c. r. western countries, i think that we're really now at a turning point, especially with the conflict between israel and him. us where, you know, these, these institutions need to be more democratic. they need to represent the rest of the world. or we're just going to descend further into army get in. yeah, you know, i appreciate you saying that bradley, pretty wiring comments, frankly, but i think it just about on points. let me ask you this, you know, the reuters washington the western political establishment. they, they, they'd like to refer to visa iranian proxies or across the middle east. and, you know, i, i kind of makes me pause for a moment. i'm do you, do you think that because there are many alleged factions out there, the mainstream media likes to call it, ronnie, and protest all they all iranian proxies or what. but perhaps you have certain functions that are just sympathetic to iran, but washington says right here in iranian proxy, but coming off to you, is there any way to read between the lines on this to, you know, i think that, of course, iran does logistically suppo

u. s. and israel. so i don't think it is as simple as saying we should have gone full-blown for all of these groups from the beginning, that is what some of them want. they know how to survive in that environment. the houthis in yemen, for instance, have survived conflict for years. we have to do what is in our interest senate is not necessarily to get into a bigger war. >> ben rhodes, thank you so much. we appreciate you joining us tonight. >> thank you. >> when we come back, she is the mother of a school shooter, and now one of the first parents to be charged in her child's deadly rampage. danny sibblis talks us through this historic case when the 11th hour continues. hour cont. which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. you want to see who we are as americans? directly at the source. i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban an

u. s. at the same time, united states declared that it is a best you know, phrase page. why do think the u. s. government is so scared of almond. i'm really doing any of photos in this as well. and when i want to be able to tell people that what do i say there is a 3rd is less than organization, just videos and it is. but the ones that people have sent to us the had some a hardware and software, so it wasn't just a trial of now. the very nice defendants should have an opportunity to defend themselves. taking on that, i mean the us administration, we have, we are a team not have a we don't even have incentive at very basic, right to decide to, to defend ourselves like that. and i don't to slow up the arguments old line to people's when have as also they are preventing this voice from, which is always will keep you up to date on julian massages fates on developments on the 2nd and final date of hearings at the u. k. hi quote. in london. more details analysis and reaction can be found on our web sites. author dot com, the moving on to other news. now you have any cruces at times in amer

so you don't think this could cause some kind of escalation and military tensions, particularly after the u. s. a said, it's not seeking war with iran if you mean escalation, this is a regional war. i don't think that is likely to happen for one simple reason. the united states, as white, has made it very clear, he's not interested in regional war. i don't think these remedies are interested in regional war at this point, and certainly the iranians are not interested in regional war. so i think most likely what would happen is clearly you don't want to regional work, you're washington. but clearly you want to make sure you re, uh, you know, reinforce the idea of the terrorist. you have thousands and thousands of american troops across the middle east for them to become that sort of city targets for militant groups, is unacceptable to any american president. and certainly this american president, we just enter election cycle. so for political reasons in the united states, because the reality is on the ground, something needed to be done, but nothing as large as inviting and regional. what would

so i think i think bite and strategy is pretty clear. but what happens with the u. s. support is very much an open question. i think you have battling visions, battling priorities, and up until the election is going to be very difficult. what about the relation between uh donald trump and vladimir putin. and how does that play into the equation? because again, this was something that was speculated a lot about in the last term of donald trump. and it was not like we could say that the us became a strong ally of brush or anything like it. or these fears were justified this time around. i don't know if they're more justified, but i think they're still justified. i mean, uh on, on 2 accounts to the 1st account is that and, you know, trump has something like a grudge against, you know, certain european countries. you know, those who don't carry their weight and his view and his relationship with a lot of important as a bit unclear. um, and it's not always clear that he has a sort of long term strategy, a visa vi put. and so i think there is plenty of room to be concerned

well, i think the u. s. a is one of only 2 states here of fiji is the other who is arguing against the idea that the court should declare israel is occupation illegal. what i think rich and basic was trying to do was he was saying that the quote, the question the quote was posing was one sided. it was biased against israel because the quote is only being asked to consider israel as role in the occupation . and he said that should not, we should be concentrating on a consistent un security council resolutions over the decades that are fund commitment to this 2 state solution and the palestinian state alongside the state of israel. he said the arguments about population transfer. this a lot allegation that extra israel breach has the full geneva come convention by transferring a surplus to the palestinian territories. it should be something that should be addressed by the security council. it doesn't change the fact of occupation. so there's a lot of sort of dry legal argument trying to suggest that really base

u.'s total green house gases. >> i think an attack on the gentle is seen as an opportunity for right winges to gain more seats in the parliament at the expense of green parties. they see this as an opportunity to mobilize on grievances to perhaps form with their own gent around migration policies and other types of nativist policies that would resonate with some of e.u.'s farmers concerns. >> but they say leaders must find ways to make the tran transitionless buddensome for farmers. >> most of the world's food is produced by small farms, family farms and they're the ones who don't have the financial depth and the resources to shoulder this burden. they are being asked to adjust to environmental regulations in a fast period of time. >> christian is a professor of global food politics in paris. >> this is where governments can step in and start spending money differently to address the costs not only to these farmers but if costs that we're seeing from environmental damage, climate change, temperature increases, violent weatr increases. >> after all, as the protesters' signs say, without fa

why do you think the u. s. government is always good or i'm gonna, i'm really doing any of photos in this as well. and when i want to be able to tell people that what did i say there is a 3rd is less than organization. yes. videos and it is. but the ones that people have sent to us has i'm a high, for example, if there was it just to try it or not, the very needed defendants should have an opportunity to defend themselves. taking on that, i mean the, but the us administration we have, we are, it can not have a, we don't even have incentive that very basic, right? it's designed to defend ourselves like to be added to what the arguments old to is that people have to have as also they are presenting this voice from beach that will keep you up to date to us. always on julian hassan. just trial of the 2nd on the final day of the hearings that the u. k. hi colton, london has drops off or details analysis and reaction can be found on websites. ocoee dot com, the thousands of indian farmers have resumed the march on t

never mind us foreign policy, but of course i think not something that the u. s. would refute and we've had some movement on not here in europe today, while there are no military support for israel here in europe. there are some countries fitness, continue to look exports of weapons that includes the netherlands in a courtney never was has in the past few hours or just the government to hold exports of 5 project parts to israel. and the government then site is going to appeal that so lots of different moving parts here. and certainly what seems to be to be some quite fierce criticism from the east foreign affairs to pose a bunch of been processed. i think you will see the ends of sports is now american football, super bowl. the kansas city tree safety feature is the san francisco $49.00 is to win the 2nd straight national football league. they have to come from behind. however, san francisco scored on a strict flight in the game to seize a 10 points the public seats then took the game into obits on to the delights of famous fun, toyota swift, for patrick holmes. t

u. s. military response? could it be cyberattacks? >> first of all, i think the intelligence shift, -- they all want to ground, radios, radar. within 48 hours of a better view of who moved and where they are now. i don't think it's gonna stop. this will be multi phased. they're gonna be quite careful, as peter pointed out. look, they didn't strike at all. they didn't strike inside iran. they didn't even strike the houthis. they're carrying howitzers, shooting down drones, but they were not part of this so-called retaliation measure. so there are not out of the hook. i think they're gonna try and degrade capabilities to attract u.s. forces in the region. they will largely accomplish that path. >> general mccaffrey, thank you so much. peter, nayyera, thank you as well. >>> when we return, we continue to follow the breaking news out of the middle east, with reactions from the ground. >>> later, a big win for donald trump after his federal election trial is postponed indefinitely. but an even bigger win for the biden administration after the country gets and you

u. s. is leaving currently? oh, i think it's difficult to but what in difference between the beginning of civil war and now is that the will to feel at least a pump the of this gap. and what i saw when i was in key of was how frightening it this when you know that the systems on to able to shut down or drones or rockets and to sit in the cellar and to wait and not to know whether it's over or not. and this interrupt every day and several times. and this was really in the capital of the queen and then other cities. of course, the, the very, very feeling of war, the war isn't over what, what some might think and in europe in germany as well. we are in the middle of this war and to this war has at least sweep benefits and one better for you to put foot. so quote is valid as a field, the concept see liverts in, in different cities which disrupt the everyday life. very much of people and that we have to consider. and when we count on give a good numbers, how many rockets or drones are shut down or bad or shut down? this is reall

u. s. secretary of state and the blankets already spoken against this plan. think that the strip should not be resized. and also that another occupation of the strip by israel is out of question . however, for is, will, it seems that the criticism and concern of lincoln is just a back on voice. these really army will maintain operational freedom of action in the entire gaza strip without a time limit to prevent the renewal of terrorism into 4th threats from gaza. americans are far from being the only party who races browse at the revealed plan. we also have a mass official establish him dead who to that distance and the whole plan was so unrealistic and would never succeed. meet on. yeah. who presented a plan that includes many of his repeat ideas. however, these plenty will never become a reality or have any practical impact. so as the phone, he absolutely refuses to recognize that policy and stage or, and to see these problems. the question of whether he and all of us like him, like qualified for political talks with the police students. secondly, he insists on s

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u. s. a administration clearly mentioned against. so i said that piece to, i know they have also again see, told the resolution just a few younger ones that decision and i think the, the position of the u. s. hispanic, you said that's why i mentioned above the issue of how do you feel about the fee to uh, let me continue on the number 2 that i mentioned to uh, secretary clinton of the importance of u. s. to keep that position on the 2 state solution because i'm really worried step up this 2 step solution and the government of the prime minister. nathaniel already mentioned that there is no 2 state solution. there is no published in as a solution. so what about all the decision that we have taken in the us, which we have to respect me. so i just want to present this is that a solution? this is the decision that we have taken, which you involve in the n, what we need this to implemented, but not to have to ask if there is nothing, there's nothing that is noticed solution on the test it so version. so what back the 1st funds do you get if you say this to uh, to banking for example? yeah. secretary benefit message. yes. uh the u. s. mean, did the position on 2 is

pennsylvania, georgia, and so many others, that we need to have multiple slates of electors, and i think the u. s. congress should've thought overt from there. that is the legitimate way to deal with an election that a lot of folks, including the, thing had a lot of problems in 2020. i think that is what we should have done. >> if you were watching that clip say online, on tiktok, or even on tv briefly, you might see someone in a suit, using their words, talking about multiple slates of electors, it sounds almost normal, even boring to some people. what he is doing, because he a skilled communicator, i'll give him that, is using that language to cover up for something that actually is currently and indicted, criminal conspiracy plot. the pressure campaign in the indictment of course, discusses all of this. jack smith indicted the underlying behavior, and the electors that were being falsely submitted to pence. so it's notable, when you take all of this together, that vance and stefanik are also being floated, very seriously, as potential vp picks for donald trump. meaning a running, mate who if e

u. s. is less likely to attack i think you're exactly right. it's a great question. you know, there's basically at least 2 reasons for the delay. the ministration said shortly after the horrible attack in jordan, you know, we'll respond at a time and place of our choosing. and here we are many days later and it hasn't come yet. one reason for that might be that there are hope they're taking steps to increase the forest for traction, for us troops and the region. in fact, there is associated press reporting by tara cough that that's exactly what we've been doing at the base and jordan that was attack. so i've called for that. i think that's laudable, is the last thing we want is more american casualties. cynics or critics of the administration would say, the purpose of the delay has been exactly what it says. yes, to give as long a revolution, a guard court members time to get out of syria, if not a rock and maybe all the way back into iran. so that you don't have too many killed iranians and thereby reduced to right sign up to respond forcefully. okay? everybody says

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u. s. is less likely to attack i think you're exactly right. it's a great question. you know, there's basically at least 2 reasons for the delay. the ministration said shortly after the horrible attack in jordan, you know, we will respond at a time and place of our choosing. and here we are many days later and it hasn't come yet. one reason for that might be that there are hope they're taking steps to increase the forest for traction, for us troops and the region. in fact, there is associated press reporting by tara cough that that's exactly what we've been doing at the base and jordan that was attack. so i've called for that. i think that's laudable, is the last thing we want is more american casualties. cynics or critics of the administration would say, the purpose of the delay has been exactly what it says. yes, to give as long a revolution, a guard court members time to get out of syria, if not a rock and maybe all the way back into iran. so that you don't have too many killed iranians and thereby reduced to right sign up to respond forcefully. okay. everybody sa

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