u. s. will continue to support ukraine. so as president biden has announced, you know, all of i talked with our correspondence on your phone, a car, and keith told me more about what could be the last us a package for ukraine when it is pretty significant. this has been welcome to a residence uminski uh to this uh, you know, welcome to us and said it would be uh, ukraine's most pressing military needs. now we've already heard of a shortage of minute munition affecting ukraine's frontline operations with you know, ultimately cruise a saying that no need to ration shows. there's also another component in this package which is all about a defense of munitions which is also very significant. just this week, we saw rochelle launch renewed by roger of june attacks on cities like what they saw and had phone and uh, and, and causing you to kind of a, that's an damage to infrastructure. and so you create and of course, you know, kind of intercepting the, i'm sure things on these drones before they hit the targets means that goes to

u. s. will continue to support you kind of as president biden has announced, you know, all of i talked with districts i, let's get them here from care of and speak to our correspondent sonya find the car . joining us live. sonya, how important is this a package which may be the last from the u. s. for ukraine? when it is pretty significant, this has been welcome to a residence uminski. uh to this uh, you know, welcome to us and said it would be uh, ukraine's most pressing military needs. now we've already heard of a shortage of minute munition affecting ukraine's upfront line operations with, you know, ultimately cruise a saying they don't need to ration shows. there's also another component in this package, which is all about a defense of munitions, which is also very significant. just this week we saw rochelle launch renewed by raj of june attacks on cities like what they saw and headphone and uh, and, and causing, you know, kind of a, that's an damage to infrastructure. and so ukraine, of cou

u. s. will have authorized roughly $60000000000.00 in total spending for ukraine. for those who say this is not enough. for those of you in this chambers, say that our military spending is never enough. let's put $60000000000.00 into perspective. according to l. e is yusef. a security assistance at the stimson center camp would become the largest yearly recipient of us military aid of the past 2 decades, except for the top 5 countries. $60000000000.00 is more than every other country in the world spends on their entire military expenditures. if this gift ukraine passes, are totally due, credit will almost equal the entire military budget of russia. and it's not as if we have that money lying around. we will have to borrow that money from china to send it to you. great. i gotta tell you, i like most proper journalist, i'm not in the business of promulgating any politicians ideology. and in fact, i probably should let you know that i have on many occasions, disagreed with mr. with the center, ran paul's positions on things. but in this case, given just his, if nothin

u. s. will be fully implemented. so he's confident that the united states has his back, but the usa seems to be running out of money. and it's important to know that public opinion in the united states is not in favor of continued flow of weapons and funding to ukraine. 48 percent of americans say they don't think they, they think at this point, we spent too much money on ukraine. now. 27 percent say is the right amount. so small 11 percent say not enough. and 14 percent just don't know. that's what leaves polling data among americans. a real lack of enthusiasm for support for ukraine. those numbers are much higher among republicans that they are among democrats. and at this point, we handle the situation rather than they fight and it was trying to secure this in a package. and he responded that he's going to continue pushing was a package for funny kind of left off as well as what was that mister president called on congress to do the right thing to stand with ukraine to stand up for freedom. and i want to thank you

u. s. will remain deeply isolated at the general assembly are all new while in washington. as you have the you as president provide an earlier said that israel runs the risk of losing support around the world for on this not speak to patrick, all hands. you joins us live down from washington dc. has it was interesting to see it just in the last hour, standing alongside ukrainian presidency landscape. biden's remarks, ben, what were a bit of a poncho from his turn and the earlier comments we had today, what did you make of it all? exactly. and this was his chance if he wanted to actually send the message, he would have sent it on camera in front of the white house press. the remarks he made earlier were off camera, they were the campaign finance campaign, campaign, fundraising events. and it was the most critical we've heard from president joe biden. he said he is really wor, cabinet is the most conservative in his early history. he called that particular member say not only do not want to choose state solution, they don't want to deal with the palestinians at all. and he sa

u. s. will remain deeply isolated at the general assembly hall. meanwhile, in washington, us president to invite analia said that israel runs the risk of losing support around the wild and the safety of innocent palestinians is still of great concern with responsibility protect citizens and ensure they have access to mount turn assistance. that's why i've worked so hard with our friends as well as she is real . nice thing is you monitoring assistance in israel, literally getting up to a 140 trucks loaded with gear, loaded with food was out of everything that is needed by the palace duties including to. so, you know, israel has stage is an attempt to fulfill these responsibilities. it's very difficult, patrick, how has one out from washington dc? it seemed hours ago that there might be a change coming from us president joe biden. and how he talked about israel. he was at a off camera fundraiser just down the street, and it was his most critical comments on israel just so far. he said that this wa

u. s. is doing is just launching some uh words actually without any action towards human rights towards freedom of speech towards protecting during the minutes. i don't think the u. s. will do anything because of our products. most probably were bombed by, by even american movie sized german as a spanish students in palestine are facing this war. and this, those mess occurs at all. it's impossible that all the countries around they cannot do anything towards what's happening towards palestinians and, and turned in it's in palestine. what's happening is really a crime and nothing when really let us get back again, our loved ones and all the leaks, but i hope really an action will happen quickly to stop this message good towards our colleagues and towards palestinians. a 10 percent for the big guy plus what his family gets adds up to a possible impeachment. us house oversight committee may have finally figured it all out as it has revealed the bite and family. and it's cohorts have been able to collect within $24000000.00 from so called foreign nationals in the white house. and multiple witnesses have repeatedly refused to cooperate with the investigation . i have rejected

u. s . will respond at a time and place of its choosing need. there were 2 other attacks as well that took place that the u. s. s. carney did engage with as well. an attack at 330 in the afternoon. another one at 430 in the afternoon. both of these were also cargo ships carrying panamanian flags and this case. so talking about an escalation and these types of attacks taking place on the red sea certainly presents a, a direct threat to commerce in that region. whether or not this could have any sort of immediate impact on the larger conflict and gaza is unclear, but we could up at and for seek disruption to global supply chains. certainly a disruption to car it's, it's the commerce and the region really strategic shipping light isn't that and also money. these reports all for an attack on a us base in iraq under the tech, by the us on an apparent drug facility and a wrong to what more do we know about these? right, so us officials also confirmed to al jazeera on sunday that at least 5 people were killed in a us air strike in the city of kirk cook

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u. s. c says to provide support the free do you think that will change any mines? is what i didn't the of if, if a rock job i, instead of the u. s. continues to deny additional support to ukraine. it okay. it well could be that protein will get what he wants and that the us could warrant and 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 the 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 instruments and 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. this 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 especi

u. s. they came to monopolized political processes across the world. justice will prevail. that's according to russian foreign minister circuit alarm problem. who spoke at a summit in morocco? we do a little sleeve solution, both with ukraine and the middle east. we've seen. that's right. and the weather, yes, considered us, it has the right to use up and monopolized political processes which lead to them bring destruction and disruption of state code e mail. the regents, such as what we saw in libya with hundreds of thousands of casualties among vest civilian population and major destruction of the economy. these are the consequences of numerous us adventures in the middle east, which are aimed at suppressive states whose governments debt to conduct an independent policy. where i've seen a similar approach in ukraine, west show, the justice will prevail in both regions. political analysts talib, abraham says it was never washington's goal to bring peace to the middle east, considering the region. it's a zone of influence. the nice things that some night that states wasn't

u. s. and this will, they also demanded most of them countries and the international community to unite and take a stand against israel, the oppression, and called for an end to attacks on innocent civilians combat and come loss and minimizing civilian. this is not a matter of choice. that's what us secretary of state antony blinking said during his end of year briefing as the gaza conflict grinds on, we continued to believe that israel does not have to choose between removing this letter from us and minimizing the total on civilians and guys. it has an obligation to do both and it has a strategic interest to do both in terms of doing both. many are looking on and watching as the united states is enabling a israel to not only continue to bomb gaza, but also to maximize civilian casualties as they do it sound the reports of the bombing and the targeting. and the attacks and the mass occurs, continue to for and the death toll at the hands of the israeli defense forces. eyes approaching roughly 20000 people killed. and the united states seems to be in favor of continuing and allowing israel to

u. s. and these will, they also did on the muslim countries and the international committee to unite and take a stand against israel. the oppression and called for an end to attacks on innocent civilians. also in pakistan, official coverage, the u. n. to investigate how the militants there are being armed with quotes, sophisticated weapons. it's in relation to the $23.00 soldiers killed in an attack . the last week on the police compound, near the gun border, a tough washington official was drilled over a ports of the arms came from a huge cash left behind by the us when it withdrew from afghanistan in 2021. a lot of studies such as what killed by the weapons that were left in the one of those in the state intentionally. i don't, i haven't seen the reporting on these to verify what you said about weddings. less than afghanistan participate or being used to weapons that the us less democratic reports. but let me remind you, please take the opportunity to remind you we didn't just leave a bunch of weapons and afghanistan. this is a fallacy. this is a farce. what we did over the course of our 20

u. s. and these will, they also demanded mostly in countries and the international committee to unite and take a stand against israel preston, and called for an end to attacks on either some civilians. ok, let's keep attention on practice done because officials have urged the you in to investigate. had militants there are being armed with, quote, sophisticated weapons. it's in relation to the 23 soldiers killed in an attack last week on the police compound, near the us gun border. a top portion can official was grilled over a port stump. the arms came from a huge cash left behind by the us when its forces withdrew. to recall from us. again, this done in 2021. a lot of studies such as what killed by the weapons that were left in. i was one of those mistakes intentionally. i don't, i haven't seen the reporting on these to verify what you said about whether it's less than afghanistan and participate or being used to using weapons that the us less than a 100 reports. but let me remind you, please take the opportunity to remind you, we didn't just leave a bunch of weapons and afghanistan. this is a

u. s. and this will they also dom onto the muslim countries and the international committee to unite and take a stand against israel, the oppression and cold for an end to attacks on either since civilians israel and mustn't choose between. come bossing him, us on minimizing civilian deaths and also in the us extra estates on se, blinking said to his end of year briefing, i mean the ongoing conflict that we continue to believe it is real. does not have to choose between removing this letter from us and minimizing the total on civilians and guys it, it has an obligation to do both. and it has a strategic interest to do both more details as cost live. now to all the correspondence. caleb martin, i'm caleb was all the things we discussed during that briefing by blinking as well as you just heard in terms of doing both. many are looking on and watching as the united states is enabling a israel to not only continue to bomb gaza, but also to maximize the civilian casualties as they do it on the reports of the bombing and the targeting. and the attacks and the mass occurs continue to for in the deat

u. s. the biggest supporter will be willing to maintain that support. yes, of course. and of course, what i said is only true, it's the best is really ready to support your credit for a long time. and it's not only because of liberating crime. yeah. and so what it is to defend to ukraine also simply the problem is i think that we still do not know what is the outcome in the fights into us. because we still have many republicans who uh, who are very willing to count against russia against pollutants, russia. so i think that is also part of a bond beginning, but it is of cause it makes the ukrainians on so such as a problem. and the 2nd problem is, what i see in europe. yes, we scaled up our support. yes, we already achieved very much. for example, germany now is the 2nd deliver of, of weapons lots. very interesting. however, we are not on the way that we really will have an important risible share which can compete with us in order to convince these republicans that it is voice continuing to support the war in your let's pick up on that important in a moment, but i woul

years after a subsidy of $9000.00 bureaus in 2025 with light subsidies, it will cost almost twice as much. while a high end electric s u. v from bmw will increase in price by just 20 percent to $55000.00 bureaus. at least volkswagen has a nice that it will launch and electric car for less than 25000 years. but not until 2026. you can always reach your call is coming earlier, but we have to make this call profitable. we are not in the social business that this is about us all the company going forward and creating a money that we can reinvest in the future. and you in house battery plants and a new factory in spring where labor is cheaper, should help keep production costs to the id to low bought the new plants wouldn't be finished before 2026. until then german small electric car buyers will have to make due with vehicles imported from china by d to trash got but he, you hurdles will have to be overcome before these cars can launch in europe. is a 9, the so called certification. say this procedure, right? 80 long pages for the modification item. we're lucky that we've teamed up with a lot of german and they've also giv

u. s. position will be supported, is that i or the way january and beyond. so probably there is a need for a the to accept those somebody confusion and they think now, well, i'm not looking at the water, which is not the symmetric and water which you between how much i knew that i, it's more like that off to or there was there is the war against civilians and did is the diplomatic war. the view is facing the united nations and beyond. so we have to call sort of the international context that is now pushing the u. s. administration to recall says of that simple, one of the main implications of vitamins acknowledgement that israel's war, it does say is right in gauging indiscriminate bombings in the woods that he uses that not an issue that because the us is giving israel the weapons to use and this campaign has some, some legal exposure here and liabilities differently. i mean, look at the number of the, of civilian casualties. this is not according to the, is there not a version? this is not a, you know, a but he gave or a good old of how much support it was

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 evidence that trump incited an insurrection in terms of the 14th amendment is starting to pile up,

will continue with it to the senses. i'm president invite and supports ukraine and its mission to secure more u. s. 8 to president on my walk away from ukraine. neither will the american people that republicans off still blocking us funding. so you cranes vote against the new campus mckinnon. great to have you with us. after all, night talks of the you and global climate conference in dubai. countries have agreed to a deal which calls for transitioning away from all fossil fuels. some $200.00 countries agreed to a conference declaration of to much debate surrounding it's wood and also accusations of interference from fossil fuel industries. observers are describing the final deal as a major step forward in the flies, the gains climate change. i started the reached the you environment conference delegates agreed that fossil fuels have got to go to keep up efforts to get to know more than one and a half degrees of global warming by the middle of this century. fossil fuels are by far the biggest driver of human and used climate change. we have given at doodlebugs action plan to keep 1.5 within reach.

will continue with it's offensive. and present, invite and supports ukraine in its mission to secure the u. s. h. president. all not walk away from ukraine. neither will the american people thought republicans are still blocking us funding for you crazy. with russian the manuscript is mckinnon. welcome to the program. a deal has been reached at the global climate conference comp 28 in dubai. after all night talks. and you text is released in the early morning and approved just a few hours later, the agreement calls for transitioning away from all fossil fuels. and now that includes coal, oil and gas, separate lives of is cool. that wording historic is what the top $28.00 presidents sultan of med, l. java had to say. it is a plan that is led by the science. it is a balance of the coast emissions bridges the gap on the patient. but he imagines global finance and delivers on loss on damage. we have the basis to make a trance formation of the change happen. let us finish what we have started. hitting no objection. it is so decided that the all right, let's get more from dw climate report to tim shown, but who is