taking place in the white house but taking place but taking place somewhere else like the united nations general assembly. where in fact it did take place. doctor fiona hill was clear with saying the white house meeting with supply the ukrainian government the legitimacy it needed especially the russians in ukraine viewed the white house meeting as a recognition of their legitimacy as aia sovereign state. but here's what they did not play. here's what they did not tell you. and i'm going to quote from doctor hill's testimony on page 145 of her transcript. these are her words, this is what she said under oath. it was not always the white house meeting per se definitely a presidential level meeting. meeting with zelensky and the president. it could've taken place and poland, or warsaw,th or prior under bilateral other contacts, but in other words a white house level presidential meeting that can be found on page 145. . . . actually found on page 145. contrary to what schiff and the other managers told you, this meeting did in fact occur. it occurred at the un general assembly on september 20 fifth 2019. th

the president was at the united nations general assembly. speaker pelosi had her press conference to announce impeachment. december 4, the president was at the nato leaders meeting. democrats hold a hearing with law professors. and yesterday at the -- as the president was on pennsylvania avenue signing phase one of a trade deal with china, speaker pelosi after needless waiting for a month decides it is a day she'll send articles of impeachment to the senate. her sabotage has failed. her juvenile behavior only succeeded in showing the american people the sharp contrast between this failed majority and what real leadership looks like. it was pro-- there was progress on the china trade deal yesterday and today the sthath is expected to pass the united states-mexico-canada agreement. promises made, promises kept. most people did not think this president could accomplish this. he kid something others could not. he promised the american public he would do it and he carried it out. he carried it ourt at the same time that this majority spent their

over the last seven years alone, the united nations general assembly has adopted 202 resolutions condemning countries around the world. of those 202 resolutions, israel was condemned 163 times and the rest of the world only 39. 163 against israel, 39 for the rest of the world. we all know these votes are absurd. the un ignores true evil dictatorships that kill millions of their own people, as clear as day, that this kind of ante zionism is nothing but anti—semitism. —— anti—zionism. i realise that he read auschwitz, you are surrounded by the numbers, 75 years, 1933, 1938, 6 million, but there is one number that still shocks us while breaking oui’ that still shocks us while breaking our hearts at the same time. 1,500,000, that's the number of jewish children, 1.5 million, who died in the holocaust. it's so painful, we try not to think about it. it just hurts painful, we try not to think about it. itjust hurts too much. had these 1.5 million children been allowed to live like other children around the world, they would now be in their 70s around the world, they would now be in their70s and ar

every september, we have the united nations general assembly. what you want to do is to tell the real narrative of africa and tell the rest of the world what africa is all about. this has to do with policy, business, and culture. you know, because sometimes, you know, especially americans, they do not understand much about africa. you know, somebody will say to you, what kind of language do you speak? for example, in africa, we speak about 2000 different languages. david: that is a lot. aliko: that is a lot. david: one of the big problems in africa is health and you have been involved in trying to eradicate polio in nigeria along with bill gates and his foundation. what is the progress you have made to date? aliko: the progress has been tremendous. in the last three years, we have not had any wild virus of polio, and hopefully, we will work hard between now and the next six months, by april, we will be a polio-free country, which means the entire african continent will be polio free. david: one of the things you're doing is building a hospital i

especially when you look at the united nations general assembly, the entire world converges in new york want to tell the world a narrative of africa and until -- tell the rest of the world what africa is about. it has to do with policy, business, and culture. sometimes, especially americans, they do not understand much about africa. somebody will say, africans, what language do you speak? in africa, we speak about 2000 different languages. david: that is a lot. one of the big problems in africa is health. you have been involved in trying to eradicate polio in nigeria. along with bill gates and his foundation. what is the progress you have made? aliko: we have done quite a lot. the progress has been tremendous in the last three years. we have not had any real wild virus of polio. hopefully, when we work between now and the next six months, we will be polio free. that means the entire african continent will be polio-free. david: one of the things you are doing is building a hospital in nigeria. why do you feel a need to build a new hospital? aliko: i think we need to build a world-class h

meeting not taking place in the white house but taking place someplace else like the united nations general assembly where it, in fact, did take place. now, dr. fiona hill was clear in saying that a white house meeting was supplied to the ukrainian government with the legitimacy it needed especially vis-a-vis the russians and the recognition of their legitimacy as a sovereign state. but here's what they did not play. here's what they did not tell you. and i'm going to quote from dr. hill's testimony on page 145 of her transcript. these are her words. this is what she said under oath. it wasn't always a white house meeting per se, but definitely a presidential-level meeting. you know, a meeting with zelensky and the president. i mean it could have taken place in poland, in warsaw. it could have been, you know, a proper bilateral and other context. but in other words, a white house-level presidential meeting. that can be found on page 145. and contrary to what manager schiff and other managers told you is this meeting did in fact occur. it occurred at the un general assembly on september 25th, 2019. t

bringing africa to the rest of the world, especially when you look at september, when the united nations general assemblyverges in new york. we want to tell the real narrative of africa until the rest of the world what africa is about. this has to do with policy, business, and culture. mean, sometimes americans don't understand much about africa. well, whatll say, kind of language do you speak? in africa, we speak 2000 different languages. aliko: that's a lot. -- david: that's a lot. aliko: that's a lot. david: one of the problems his health. you have tried to eradicate polio in nigeria with bill gates and his foundation. what is the progress you have made? we have done a lot. the progress has been tremendous in the last three years. hopefully by april, we will be a polio-free country, which means the entire african continent will be polio-free. david: one of the things you are doing in the philanthropic world is building a hospital in nigeria. why do you feel the need to build a hospital? aliko: we have to build the world's best hospital. in nigeria, a lot of people go abroad for medical operations. wha

that day in a joint press availability with president zelensky at the united nations general assembly, president trump reiterated he wanted ukraine to investigate the bidens. >> to do more on joe biden -- >> no. i want him to do whatever he can -- this was not his fault. he wasn't there. he's just been here recently, but whatever he can do in terms of corruption because the corruption is massive. when biden's son walks away with millions of dollars from ukraine. he knows nothing and they're paying him millions of dollars, that's corruption. >> finally the day after president trump explained to the public he wanted ukraine to investigate former vice president biden, on the morning of september 26th, the intelligence committee publicly released declassified redactions of two documents, the whistle-blower's august 12th complaint and the inspector general's august 26th transmittal to the acting director of national cleanse. even after the impeachment inquiry into the ukraine matter began, president trump and his proxy rudy giuliani have continued to publicly urge president zelensky to lau

that day in a joint press availability with president zelensky at the united nations general assembly, president trump reiterated that he wanted ukraine to investigate the bidens. >> no, i want him to do whatever he can. this was not his fault. he wasn't there. he's just been here recently. but whatever he can do in terms of corruption because the corruption's massive. now, when biden's son walks away with millions of dollars from ukraine and he knows nothing and they are paying him millions of dollars, that's corruption. >> finally, the day after president trump explained to the public that he wanted ukraine to investigate former president -- former vice president biden on the morning of september 26th, the intelligence committee publicly released declassified redactions of two documents, the whistle-blower's august 12th complaint and the inspector general's august 26th transmittal to the acting director of national intelligence. even after the impeachment inquiry into the ukraine matter began, president trump and his proxy rudy giuliani have continued to publicly urge president zele

there was also one last year in september when the united nations general assembly was it was a convening there was a lot of talk that there might be a possibility that that negotiators or diplomats from the trumpet administration and the iranian foreign minister and his team could sit together in order to try to direct talks to find compromise on their bilateral conflict relations and then the supreme leader in a. has said has forbidden them to get in touch with the americans during the u.n. assembly this has a lot to do with the deep mistrust on both sides especially also on the iranian side they look to north korea and they think maybe for tump it's just a nice photo with us but we need to have get rid of the sanctions so where is really the outcome if we get into direct talks with a nice photo so that other questions around around around getting engaged in a direct diplomatic talk so we've been here before what is different this time tristen. the question is. how for how long time the iranian leadership has the financial resources in order to. to to deal with the really high pressure

45 years since yasser arafat became the 1st so-called on state leader to address the united nations general assembly in a speech he claimed optimism based on the attitudes of human rights of the u.n. charter. this attitude heightens the hopes of the world attached to the un contribution in defending the issues of peace and justice and independence to create a new world free from colonialism imperialism neo colonialism and racism in all its forms including zionism he went on to offer israel and all of branch for 15 years ago last monday he would be dead israel still continuing to violate un security council resolutions and in the past few days fighting has intensified between the so-called largest prison camp in the world gaza and illegally occupied israeli settlements israel's ambassador to london has not called back to going underground and successive representatives have never been available for interview on this program joining me now from ramallah is senior palestinian official and former chief negotiator and prime minister of palestine neville shaath now bill thanks for coming on the program so

45 years since yasser arafat became the 1st so-called on state leader to address the united nations general assembly in his speech he claimed optimism based on the attitudes of human rights of the u.n. charter and this attitude heightens the hopes of all the world attached to the u.n. contribution in defending the issues of peace justice and independence to create a new world free from colonialism imperialism neo colonialism and racism in all its forms including zionism he went on to offer israel and all of the 15 years ago last monday he would be dead israel still continuing to violate un security council resolutions and in the past few days fighting has intensified between the so-called largest prison camp in the world gaza and illegally occupied israeli settlements israel's ambassador to london has not got back to going underground and successive representatives have never been avail. able for interview on this program joining me now from ramallah is senior palestinian official and former chief negotiator and prime minister of palestine neville shaath now bill thanks for coming on the program so

45 years since yasser arafat became the 1st so-called on state leader to address the united nations general assembly in his speech he claimed optimism based on the attitudes of human rights of the u.n. charter. this attitude heightens the hopes all the world attached to the u.n. contribution in defending the issues of peace and justice and independence to create a new world free from colonialism imperialism neo colonialism and racism in all its forms including zionism he went on to offer israel and all of branch about 15 years ago last monday he would be dead israel still continuing to violate un security council resolutions and in the past few days fighting has intensified between the so-called largest prison camp.

meeting not taking place in the white house but taking place someplace else like the united nations general assembly where in fact did take place now dr fiona hill was quite clear in saying that a white house meeting would supply the new ukrainian government with the quote legitimacy it needed especially these would be the russians and that ukraine's viewed the white house meaning as a recognition of their legitimacy legitimacy as a sovereign state but here's what they did not play here's what they did not tell you and i'm going to quote from dr hill's testimony on page $145.00 of her transcript these are her words this is what she said under oath it wasn't always a white house meeting per se but definitely a presidential league level meeting you know a meeting with the alinsky and the president i mean it could have taken place in poland in warsaw it could have been you know a proper bilateral in some other context but in other words a white house level presidential meeting that could be found on page $145.00. and contrary to what manager ship and some of the other managers told you was this meeting

foreign minister was supposed to travel to the united states on thursday to speak at the united nations general assembly but as a result of a series of delays his visa is not being issued by the u.s. government i spoke to him earlier today at an event he was hosting in the capital let's listen in to some of what he had to say. secretary pompei or caused the secretary general of the united nations yesterday and said they didn't have time to . consider my request and therefore they would not issue a research. that is a violation of the united states' commitments the i mean if the us if it takes. 25 days for the us bureaucracy to issue a visa for a foreign minister it was resisted the united states many times in the past 35 years then. that's the word asian of the u.n. charter headquarters agreement wide ocean of u.s. obligations both for a country that commits war crimes and crimes against humanity committing a technical violation of a u.n. headquarters agreement is not important the question is what are they afraid of what do they think would happen if i go to new york. that that's a question that they n

preconditions at the first available opportunity in a widely televised meeting at the united nations general assembly in new york on september 25, 2019. the white house was working to schedule a meeting earlier at the white house or in warsaw but those options fell through due to normal scheduling and a hurricane. the two presidents met at the earliest convenience without president zelensky ever announcing or beginning any investigations. the first thing to know about the alleged quid pro quo for a meeting is that by the end of the july 25 call the presidents had invited president zelensky to the white house on three separate occasions, each time without any preconditions. president trump invited president zelensky to an in person meeting on their initial ape attorney one call. when you are settled in and ready and like you to invite you to the white house. on may 29 the week after president zelensky's inauguration president trump sent a congratulatory letter. again it invited president zelensky to the white house. as you prepare to address the many challenges facing ukraine, please note the american

preconditions at the first available opportunity in a widely televised meeting at the united nations general assembly in new york on september 25, 2019. the white house was working to schedule a meeting earlier at the white house or in warsaw but those options fell through due to normal scheduling and a hurricane. the two presidents met at the earliest convenience without president zelensky ever announcing or beginning any investigations. the first thing to know about the alleged quid pro quo for a meeting is that by the end of the july 25 call the presidents had invited president zelensky to the white house on three separate occasions, each time without any preconditions. president trump invited president zelensky to an in person meeting on their initial ape attorney one call. when you are settled in and ready and like you to invite you to the white house. on may 29 the week after president zelensky's inauguration president trump sent a congratulatory letter. again it invited president zelensky to the white house. as you prepare to address the many challenges facing ukraine, please note the american

like the united nations general assembly, where, it in fact did take place. now dr. hill was quite clear saying a white house meeting would supply the ukrainian government with quote, the legitimacy it needed especially vis-a-vis the russians and the white house with recognition of their legitimacy as a sovereign state, but here is what they did not play. here's what they did not tell you. and i'm going to quote from dr. hill's testimony on page 145 of her transcript. these are her words. this is what she said under oath. it wasn't always the white house meaning per se, but definitely a presidential level meeting. you know, a meeting with zelensky and the president. i mean it could have taken place in poland, in warsaw. it could have been, you know, a proper bilateral and some other context. but in other words, a white house level presidential meeting. that could be found on page 145. and contrary to what manager schiff and some of the other managers told you, that this meeting did in fact occurred. it occurred at the u.n. general assembly on september 25th, 2019 ch

meeting not taking place in the white house but taking place someplace else like the united nations general assemblyhere it in fact did take place. doctor fiona hill was clear the white house meeting was supplied, it would be, quote, legitimacy it needed especially vis-À-vis the russians and they viewed it as recognition of their legitimacy as a sovereign state. here is what they did not play. here's what they did not tell you. and i am going to quote from doctor hill's testimony on page 145 of her transcript. these are her words. this is what she said under oath. it wasn't always a white house meeting per se but definitely a presidential level meeting. a meeting with zelinsky and the president. it could have taken place in poland, in warsaw, could have been a proper bilateral contest but in other words a white house level presidential meeting that actually found on page 145. contrary to what schiff and the other managers told you, this meeting did in fact occur. it occurred at the un general assembly on september 20 fifth 2019. those were the words of doctor hill that you did not hear. this case is

meeting not taking place in the white house but taking place someplace else like the united nations general assembly where it in fact did take place. doctor fiona hill was clear the white house meeting was supplied, it would be, quote, legitimacy it needed especially vis-À-vis the russians and they viewed it as recognition of their legitimacy as a sovereign state. here is what they did not play. here's what they did not tell you. and i am going to quote from doctor hill's testimony on page 145 of her transcript. these are her words. this is what she said under oath. it wasn't always a white house meeting per se but definitely a presidential level meeting. a meeting with zelinsky and the president. it could have taken place in poland, in warsaw, could have been a proper bilateral contest but in other words a white house level presidential meeting that actually found on page 145. contrary to what schiff and the other managers told you, this meeting did in fact occur. it occurred at the un general assembly on september 20 fifth 2019. those were the words of doctor hill that you did not hear. this case

. >> even president trump realized the face-to-face talk on the floor the united nations general assembly was not the same as an official oval office meeting. sitting next to the president trump in new york, he again raised... that's easily adjustable has no penalties or advisory fee. and we can monitor to see that we're on track. like schwab intelligent income. schwab! introducing schwab intelligent income. a simple, modern way to pay yourself from your portfolio. oh, that's cool... i mean, we don't have that. schwab. a modern approach to wealth management. ♪ >> bret: looking live at the senate floor again, representative hakeem jeffries. we will bring you more from the senate floor. you can see it on foxnews.com streaming live. other news to cover quickly. china attempting the monumental task of isolating three cities with a combined population of 18 million people in order to curtail the spread of a deadly virus. back here in the u.s., there were concerns that visitors from china could spark an epidemic in this country can real concerns tonight. correspondent jonathan serrie reports fr

like the united nation general assembly where it in fact did take place.octor fiona hill said that they would supply the government with legitimacy is needed especially the russians. and that ukraine viewed the white house meeting as a e condition of their legitimacy as a sovereign state. but here's what they did not say. and they did not tell you this. and i am going to quote from doctor hill's testimony on page 145 of her transcript. these are her words. this is what she said under oath. it was not always a white house meeting per se but definitely a presidential level meeting. you know a meeting with zielinski in the present. it could've taken place in poland or warsaw, it could've been a proper bilateral in some other context, but in other words, a white house level residential meeting. that can be found on page 145. and contrary to manager shift told you in some other managers told you, it did occur. itra occurred at the un general sunland september 25th and 2019. and those were the words of doctor hill that you did not hear. this case is really not a

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she went on to serve as united states delegate to the united nations general assembly and spearheaded the u.n. convention on human rights. president harry truman later called her the first lady of the world. i recently sat down with blanche wiesen cook, distinguished professor of history and women's studies at john jay college and the graduate center of the city university of new york, who is the author of the definitive three-part biography of the former first lady, "eleanor roosevelt, volume 1: the early years 1884-1933, volume 2: the defining years 1933-1938, and eleanor roosevelt, volume 3: the war years and after." blanche wiesen cook started out as a military historian, and i began by asking how she came to writite this triloy on eleanor roosevelt. blanche: well, i a always say my lifife is an accident. because things just happened accidentally, and i started out in life where i cared about nothing but sports and music. and i had an accident. i was a gymnast, and a boy put a barbell at t the end of the mt and i came out of a triple flip onto it. and that was -- i felt that was t

press availability with president zelensky, the man who doesn't want to be a pond at the united nations general assembly, president trump emphasized his corruption to relate to the biden investigation. >> president trump: now when biden's son walks away with millions of dollars from ukraine and knows nothing and they are paying him millions of dollars, that is corruption. >> you can imagine how president zelensky feels sitting there and hearing this. the man who does not want to be a pond, a man who does not want to be pulled into american politics, and there is the president at it again trying to draw his nation in even while they've got a war to fight. another example was on septemben president trump stated... >> president trump: the new president of ukraine ran on the basis of no corruption. that's how he got elected. and i believe that he really means it. but there was a lot of corruption having to do with the 2016 election against us. we want to get to the bottom of it. it's very important that we do. thank you, gentlemen. >> this was of course bring up the crowd strike conspiracy theory. what does

a meeting happen without any preconditions at the first available opportunity at the united nations general assemblyrk on september 25th, 2019. the white house was working to schedule the meeting earlier at the white house or in warsaw, but those options fell through due to normal scheduling and a hurricane. the two presidents met at the earliest convenience without president zelensky ever announcing or beginning any investigations. the first thing to know about the alleged quid pro quo for a meeting is that by the end of the july 25 call, the president had invited president zelensky to the white house on three separate occasions, each time without any preconditions. president trump invited president zelensky to an in person meeting on their initial april 21 call. when you are settled and ready, i would like to invite you to the white house. on may 29, the week after president zelensky's inauguration, president trump sent a congratulatory letter, again, inviting president zelensky to the white house "as you prepared to address the many challenges facing ukraine, please know that the american people

even president zelinski recognized that a face-to-face talk on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly, was not the same as an official oval office meeting. sitting next to president trump in new york, he again raised the white house meeting. here is what present zelinski said. >> i want to thank you for the invitation to washington in you invited me. but i think you supposed to tell me the date. >> president trump was not just withholding a small thing. the oval office meeting was a big deal. ukraine remains at work with russia. it desperately needs our support in as a result the pressure on ukraine not to upset president trump, who still refuses to meet with president zelinski in the oval office to the state. david holmes testified that the ukrainian government bonds in oval office meeting even after the release of the security assistance. in that our own united states national security objectives would also benefit from such a meeting. >> although the fold on the security systems may be lifted, there are still things that they wanted their not getting including the meeting with the

fact on public on a number of occasions saying we know of course of his effort during united nations general assembly affects broker a meeting with president rouhani which fell short but i think it's quite clear from the iranian side at what they been able to do is produce or diplomacy to create new opportunities, to begin to apparently persuade of the adversaries in the gulf, the iraqis and the saudi's in particular to begin to back off a little of their hospital ability. all gravy, that's all upside but what they have done is get access to their cash and that's what they need. so what i see is as maziar said the regime is emboldened but also unsatisfied and from that calculation i think that and the fact that there has been no significant retaliation on the part of the trumpet ministration and that president from been quite clear about his aversion to doing so. the wife tweeted his decision to hold back retaliatory strike back in july so my perspective, all of this leads to the presumption that we will seemore attacks from iran . there may be more of the same attacks on facilities and installations

president zelensky met at the next available date, september 25, on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly. as president zelensky himself had said, there were no preconditions for his meeting withth president trump. those are his words, no conditions. so, you're probably wondering how could the house managers claim that there was a quid pro quo for q a meeting with presidt trump when the two presidents actually did meet without president zelensky announcing investigation. well, the house managers moved theho goalposts again. they claimed that the meeting could be just and in person meeting with president trump. would it have to be was a meeting at the oval office and in the white house. that's nonsense. putting to one side the absurdity of the house managers trying to remove a duly elected president of the united states from office because he met a world leader in oneau location versus another, this theory has no basis in fact. as dr. hill testified, what mattered is that there was a bilateral presidential meeting, not the location of the meeting. she said it wasn't always the white house

they met at the next available date, september 25 on the islands of the united nations general assembly. as president zelensky himself has said, there were no preconditions for his meeting with president trump. those are his words. no conditions. so you're probably wondering, how could the house managers claim that there was a quid pro quo for a meeting with president trump when the two presidents actually did meet without president zelensky announcing any investigations? well, the house managers moved the goalposts again. they claim that the meeting couldn't be just an in-person meeting with president trump. what it had to be was a meeting at the oval office and in the white house. that's nonsense. putting to one side the absurdity of the house managers trying to remove a dually elected president of the united states from office because he met a world leader in one location versus another, this theory has no basis in fact. as dr. hill testified, what mattered was that there was a bilateral presidential meeting, not the location of the meeting. she said, it wasn't always a white house m

like the united nations general assembly, where it in fact did take place. dr.nment with the, quote, legitimacy it needed, especially the vis-a-vis russians and ukraine's views the white house recognition as their legit my sovereignty of the united states. but here's what they did not play. here's what they did not tell you. and i'm going to quote from dr. hill's testimony on page 145 of her transcript. these are her words, this is what she said under oath. it wasn't always a white house meeting per se, but definitely a presidential-level meeting. you know a meeting with zelensky and the president. i mean it could have taken place in poland or warsaw. it could have been a proper bilateral or some other context, but in other words a white house-level presidential meeting. that can be found on page 145. and krcontrary to what manager schiff and others told you this meeting did in fact occur. it occurred at the u.n. general assembly on december 25th, 2019. those were the words of dr. hill that you did not hear. this case is really not about presidential wrongdoing.

general assembly, most generally, i mean, the global interest are discussed. the 74th meeting last year, the prime minister address the importance of multilateralism and discussed japan's contribution to the united nations especially on global issues. so the general assembly and bald and multilateral by all nations, cannot be over emphasized. for example, global issues, among the global issues, climate change. this is very important issue, and at the top of general assemblies agenda. in this field japan coordinates many kind of projects related to global warming. but in this field we cannot find the presence from united states. instead, chinese take initiative. initiative. and also russia has taken initiative. so this, the field is becoming very much political issues today. and japan trying to invite the u.s. to the discussion about non-traditional especially global issues. okay, let me move to the roles and security counsel. unlike the democratic oregon general assembly, security council is the exclusive, and it's a very political. it has invented a wisdom as p5 decided no permanent members abide by their decisions. so japan has served as nonpermanent members, no permanent member, on 11 locations, whic