have suspended funding quickly, rebels and yemen claim to have fired several missiles at the united states navy ship and the red sea. the pentagon says one missile was intercepted and no damage caused western navies or protecting commercial shipping. following a string of attacks by the hosting, so we're back by raw farmers in france are still blocking highways around paris to protest low food prices and red to the government has announced a number of concessions. farmers have stage similar demonstrations in germany, belgium, spain, and in need of the former pakistani prime minister in wrong con and his wife had been sentenced to 14 years in prison for corruption the day earlier. another court handed hon a 10 year sentence for revealing state secrets. the opposition leader was already serving a 3 year term and his board from standing in next week's election. han says the verdicts are part of a plot to shut him out of politics and he will appeal dw report, a venetian job, it has more on what this means for the former pakistani prime minister. right in the time now for a significant featured in f

man, i'm drawn to a motto embraced by grace copper, one of the first female admirals in the united states navy. and i quote, a shift in can court is safe but that is not what shifts are built for. in the same spirit i did not plan to safely stay anchored for the next 12 months. after all standing still is not what we are filled for in indiana. so to frame up our time here tonight and going forward, i'd like to talk about something i call the indiana model which guides all the work that we've been doing together to create lasting generational change on the very foundation layed by our pioneering predecessor. already it has enabled us to take indiana to the next level as you heard me call it just a few times. that's because the indiana model seeks excellence, rejecting any notion that a mid western state would be content with -- collaboration from the public and philanthropic sectors across all levels of government and talking aside any distinction between indy and the rest. nearly every step forward we've made during these last 7 years followed the indiana model. a remarkable team effort so ple

man, i'm drawn to a motto embraced by grace copper, one of the first female admirals in the united states navy. and i quote, a shift in can court is safe but that is not what shifts are built for. in the same spirit i did not plan to safely stay anchored for the next 12 months. after all standing still is not what we are filled for in indiana. so to frame up our time here tonight and going forward, i'd like to talk about something i call the indiana model which guides all the work that we've been doing together to create lasting generational change on the very foundation layed by our pioneering predecessor. already it has enabled us to take indiana to the next level as you heard me call it just a few times. that's because the indiana model seeks excellence, rejecting any notion that a mid western state would be content with -- collaboration from the public and philanthropic sectors across all levels of government and talking aside any distinction between indy and the rest. nearly every step forward we've made during these last 7 years followed the indiana model. a remarkable team effort so ple

maybe that ship is going out there to see what kind of response the united states navy does directly against iran. as i mentioned, we have been taking on the shia militia group proxies, whether that's in syria, iraq, yemen with the houthis or even hamas and hezbollah, they are all iranian-backed militias. now we have potentially an iranian vessel facing off with the united states navy, in what will be an interesting dilemma for this administration that chooses to appease iran at every turn and give them money, give them support. aid and abet, so to speak, the iranian government, while they continued to fight the shia militia groups that iran funds. so this will be an interesting development and it will tell us where the administration is with regard to their policy on deterring iran. >> rich: beyond the houthis, which iran supports, you have this group across iraq. 108 attacks on u.s. forces since october 17th here. the u.s. has responded at times. the argument from the administration is likely that it is establishing deterrence, but if it were to get more aggressive, it could widen

, in a naval coloring , everything, as they say, is a ship of the united army, that is, the united states navys painted in a naval color will be considered the navy, but it’s not a ship, that’s all. and indonesia somehow began to turn very interestingly in a direction not in the direction the americans were expecting, and from india there are also very interesting decisions, we don’t always read them correctly, what the indians say, but the indians said it, and we will only ourselves rely from the point of view of ensuring your own safety, do you want? will, and this suggests that the main a decisive moment, an element of today's system at the moment when people of long international relations appeared, here now for the transition period, this is will, it either exists or it does not, but as for this base from the tanf, jerusalem must be returned arabs and believers throughout jerusalem must be provided with freedom of access to the shrines of all three religions. fourth, all states in this region must have the right to secure independent existence. fifth, the state of war must end and there m

announcement of the united states central command headquarters, the fire of the marshall islands-flagged ship was targeted by yemeni ballistic missiles after hours with the help of the united states navydia and france have been restrained, but lebanon's hezbollah in an operation using burkan flaq 1 and current missiles it targeted two zionist military bases and four gathering centers. i will go with my colleague stationed at the border of lebanon with occupied palestine. i greet you mr. azimzadeh. please provide more explanations for us and the viewers about the latest developments in the southern border of lebanon with the occupied territories and the variety of missiles used according to the goals. hello, good morning , hezbollah in lebanon carried out seven operations yesterday. in these operations , they targeted four gatherings, two bases, as well as spy equipment of the zionist military . in the four gatherings, hezbollah first targeted the military gathering. target the zionist in the jalal al-alam base with its own berkan missiles. dodd then targeted the gathering of zionist soldiers in the south of al-abad base with his guided missiles. also , hizbollah identified two more ga

i have been following the operations of the united states navy, including the situation in the red seau saw what the prerequisites were and after all, what could be the consequences, that is, how we explained it. we struck these blows because we understood the increasing dynamics of the situation. that is, we could theoretically and practically strike with missiles, as russia does on ukraine, on the ukrainian population, on ukrainian cities. of course, i know there will be those who criticize the possibility of such an intervention, they will. talk, don't do it, don't wake the beast, it will escalate. of course, russia will talk about it, but you know, i i think that such a decision would be correct on the part of ukrainian friends, on the part of america, on the part of great britain, in order for them to curtail their efforts to completely cover the skies of nato, as well as the skies and parts of ukraine. after all, we have seen that some of the russian missiles have already landed on nato territory, it is said. about poland and romania. yes, there was no intention, there was no int

yemeni houthis. launched a missile attack on a united states navy ship in the gulf of vadona, a representativerted this on his page on social networks. according to the houthis , the supply ship lewis beepuller came under attack. in photos of this ship are now being published on social networks; it is, as they say, a mobile base, which is designed to comprehensively support the operation of forces on shore in the absence of equipped bases. in other words, this is a real port afloat. did the missile hit the target? has not yet been reported; washington has not commented on this situation in any way. in france, an additional 15,000 police officers have been mobilized due to the massive protests of farmers that are taking place throughout the fifth republic. the most massive action starts in the coming hours in the capital. demonstrators announced plans to block traffic on the streets of paris. it is already known that local taxi drivers are going to support the farmers. the riot in france also set off a chain reaction in neighboring countries. maria skorodilka will tell you how the authorities r

security team this morning about the escalating conflict between iranian-backed rebels and the united states navy withdrawing thousands of troops from gaza, signalling a new phase in the fighting. as cbs' ian lee reports, the war shows no sign of ending soon. >> reporter: sirens rang in the new year in israel as hamas fired rockets. the country's iron dome missile defense system illuminated the sky with interceptions. but in gaza, 2024 looks a lot like the previous year. men rescued an injured child as the sound of explosions chased them in khan younis. the hospitals in gaza are so full, doctors treat injured children on the floor. in rafah at this cramped tent city, everyone hopes the new year will bring peace. while this 11-year-old simply states, "i wish not to die in 2024." israel has also experienced loss in this war. idf says over 170 soldiers have been killed since the ground invasion in gaza. sunday, israel began demobilizing thousands of troops, the first drawdown since the war began with hamas' murderous attack in october. it comes amid mounting pressure from the white house to scale ba

brought to the project once they award the agreement between the city of san francisco and the united states navy. cmg has earned national recognition and numerous awards for merits and design, social impact and environmental stewardship. >> we were a part of the project in the beginning when the developer initially was awarded the exclusive negotiation agreement or the ena with the city and they partnered with the planning and architecture group and we joined that team to work with the developer around the city and community to come up with a plan for treasure island. >> so there's quite a lot of open space in the master plan and there's a couple of reasons for that that's pragmatic. one is that the amount of area that could be converted for private use on treasure island was very limited, actually it wasn't allowed at all because treasure island was previously public open waters and protected by the tidal and trust act to be redevelop for public use. but there was a land swap that was allowed and approved by the governor of california, governor schwarzenegger to be put on a public trust for a o

it's the longest period that the united states navy has operated when what we call a weapons engagement zone, or under the umbrella o on. >> there's no daydreaming. >> reporter: the admiral told us every second counts once houthi militants fire off missiles or drones from yemen. >> how much time is there between a houthi launch and then it could reach a u.s. ship? >> so at any give moment, there's about 75 seconds between when that missile launches and when it's going to hit something if it's coming toward them, now put yourself in the seat of the destroyer captain on that ship. he has about 9 to 15 seconds to make a decision to shoot that down. >> reporter: the u.s. navy has shot down 80 houthi drones, crews, and ballistic missiles. >> what kind of damage would one of those do on a commercial ship? >> so this happened three nights ago, this particular ship was much further away outside of a defensive umbrella. the houthis attacked it, and you can see in practical terms what the damage was. enormous fires. >> reporter: admiral cooper told us it's iran that's providing the hardware and t

i observe how the united states navy operates.icular, it is about the situation in the red sea. you saw what the prerequisites were and ultimately what the consequences could be. that is, as we explained it. we gave these blows because we understood the increasing dynamics of the situation. that is, we could theoretically and practically strike with missiles, as russia is doing on ukraine, on the ukrainian population, on ukrainian cities. of course, i know there will be those who will... criticize the possibility of such an intervention, they will say, do n't do it, don't wake the beast, it will escalate, of course russia will talk about it, but you know, i think that it would be correct to make such a decision on the part of ukrainian friends, on the part of america, on the part of great britain, in order for them to curtail their efforts to completely cover the skies of nato, as well as the skies and parts of ukraine, because we saw that some of the russian... have already entered nato territory, we are talking about poland and

security team this morning about the escalated conflicts between iranian backed rebels and the united states navy announced its withdrawing thousands of troops from gaza signaling a new phase in the fighting two as ian lee reports, the war shows no signs of endin. the new year as hamas fired rockets, the country's iron dome missile defense system limited the sky with interceptions. putting gaza 2024 looking a lot like the previous year. men rescued an injured child as the sound of explosions chased them in the khan younis. the hospitals and dolls are soulful doctors treat injured children on the floor. in rafah in this cramped tent city, everyone hopes the new year will bring peace. while this 11-year-old simply states "i wish not to die in 2024." israel has also experienced loss in this war. the idf says more than 170 soldiers have been killed since the ground invasion in gaza. on sunday israel began demobilizing thousands of troops, the first drawdown since the war began with hamas murderous attack in october. comes amidst a mounting pressure in the white house to scale back the offensive but i

before he got into politics he volunteered to serve our country in uniform and the united states navyar in iraq, and people asked them to get into politics. >> did you go down to florida when he was running for governor? >> i have helped run his own career, helping him raise money when he ran for congress and of course when he ran for governor. there is a group of us here, all college buddies going back 25 plus years. various sports portal within three or four years of when we graduated. >> what do you think about these falls right now? >> polling has demonstrated it has been pretty inaccurate on a lot of different things for a while now. during election years, but i think the big thing for this caucus is it is hard to pull the caucus, as we know. there was always a swing at the last few days, but i also think the weather will make it really hard to predict, because there are certain areas where the streets may not be plowed, etc.. i think we are going to surprise the country, and if ron desantis wins this it will be an earthquake heard from beijing to nairobi. >> on caucus night wher

in retaliation. run back to the rebels and yemen claimed to have fired several missiles and united states navy ship and the red sea. the us said one missile had been intercepted and no damage caused after a series of attacks by the who's these western navies have been deployed in the area to protect commercial shipping. social media giant, tick tock is set to lose access to millions of songs. universal music group, home of top selling artist like taylor swift, has said it will pull its music from the platform. after talks over, payments broke down, universal accused took talk of trying to under pay on royalties for its ard in russia, it seems almost a foregone conclusion. that flatter me put and will be re elected for an unprecedented 5th term as president in march is elections, but he's not running on a post. today, liberal politician and most prominent challenger boards and the judge and submitted the required 100000 signatures needed to register as a candidate. the anti war campaigner is confident he'll get on the ballot and make his case for peace. dw corresponded jennifer palka has more o

i have been following the operations of the united states navy, including the situation in the red seaat the preconditions were and ultimately what the consequences could be, that is, as we explained it, we struck these blows because we understood the increasing dynamics will develop in situations, that is, we could theoretically and practically strike with missiles, russia is doing on ukraine, on the ukrainian population, on ukrainian cities. of course, i know there will be those who criticize the possibility of such an intervention. they will say: don't do it, don't wake the beast, it will escalate. of course, russia will talk about it, but you know, i think that it would be correct to make such a decision on the part of ukrainian friends from the american side, from the great britain side, so that they reduced their efforts. to completely cover the sky of nato, as well as the sky and parts of ukraine. after all, we have seen that some of the russian missiles have already landed on nato territory. we are talking about poland and romania. yes, there was no intention, there was no inte

funding its ron back truth, a rebels and yemen claim to have fired several missiles at the united states navy ship in the red sea. the us said one missile had been intercepted and no damage cause. after series of attacks by the who these western navies have been deployed in the area to protect commercial shipping farmers in france or still blocking highways around parents to protest low food prices and red tape. the government has announced a number of concessions. farmers have stayed similar demonstrations in germany, belgium, spain, and italy. tick tock is to lose access to millions of songs. universal music group home of top selling artist like taylor swift, has said it will pull its music from the platform. universal accuse is tick tock of under paying royalties for its arts as well. germany remains a top destination for skilled workers from abroad, despite many reporting racism and discrimination in everyday life. that's the conclusion of a new report from the organization for economic cooperation and development. the o e c. d. track the careers of 30000 highly skilled workers who wanted

the good news is the united states navy is operating today at the very top of our game. our readiness, there should be no questions. >> but yet the houthis are still able to attack. >> they're still able to attack but it's been diminished. if they continue to attack, i think we will continue to diminish their capability to do so. >> reporter: the u.s. military has shot down 08 houthi missiles and drones over these vital shipping lanes that carry 15% of global trade. we're here inside the cockpit. we're currently cruising at about 28,000 feet, but we are going to descend to 500 feet above the water to get a very clear picture of what is happening on the red sea. >> so would you be able to see from a plane like this whether iran is transporting more of those anti-ship ballistic missiles to yemen? >> this plane clearly plays a role in it. it has played a role in it in virtually every interdiction we've had during the last couple of years. this aircraft has played a central role in that process. >> reporter: just one capability that makes this a useful asset in the navy's cu

now, the good news is the united states navy is operating today at the very top of our game, and whereions about our readiness, there should be no questions. >> norah: but yet the houthis are still able to attack. >> they are still able to attack, but it has been diminished. if they continue to attack, i think we will continue to diminish their ability to do so. >> norah: the u.s. military has shed on 80 houthi missiles and drones are these vital shipping lanes that carry 15% of global trade. we are here inside the cockpit, we are currently cruising at about 23,000 feet, but we are going to descend to 500 feet above the water to get a very clear picture of what is happening on the red sea. so would you be able to see from a plan like this whether iran is transporting more of those antiship ballistic missiles to yemen? >> this plane clearly plays a role in it. it has played a role in it in virtually every interdiction we have had over the past couple of years. this aircraft has played a central role in that process. >> norah: just one capability that makes this a useful asset in the nav

the united states navy shot down 24 missiles and drones of militants launched from the territory of yemen, according to the cnn channel . representatives of the pentagon, as a result of the massive launch of enemy targets, no ships and people were harmed. as noted, the incident occurred against the background of the visit of us secretary of state anthony blinken nearby. east, during which he discussed containing the war in the gaza strip and preventing regional escalation. returns to duties. the kyiv district administrative court partially satisfied the lawsuit of the ex-head of the commercial court of cassation, bohdan lviv. he will be reinstated as a judge and will be paid his salary for the period of forced absence. let me remind you, in 2022, he was found to have dewclaws. citizenship, this information was confirmed by the sbu. judge levo received a russian passport more than 20 years ago, and in 2012 he renewed it. he himself still denies russian citizenship. what you posted was what you posted based on the sources that were available to you. and i am still convincing, and i personal

what the united states has recently done, it has taken out these houthi attackers and that is an improvement over the united states navyse with our allies who have to go on the offense and take on these houthi terrorists where they are in yemen, there's coast, coastal radar our military targets the u.s. navy can go on the offense and take those military targets out and that is what the united states should do but we should not be intimidated by iranian warships. stuart: should the united states and its military forces now go on the offense, almost on the attack against may be some irani and oil installation equipment in the gulf or against that irani enabled vote in the red sea? would you say that we should be proactive and start to attack? >> absolutely. we should go on the offense. i will leave the targeting to military force this is determines which ones are the best but clearly there are military targets in the region, we know that iran is behind the proxies so we should not be intimidated. we should not have a fear of escalation. the enemy is going to do what they believe is necessary in their own interests but th

naval coloring, everything, as they say, is all chechinor, no, a ship of the army, that is, the united states navysport you, because they said: we will only rely on ourselves in terms of ensuring our own safety, do you want to help? please, no, that’s how everything fell apart for the americans, who had almost everything worked out, at the moment when people with a long history appeared will, and this suggests that the main decisive moment, the element of today’s system of international relations, right here now in the transition period, is will. it’s either there or it’s not, but as for this base from tanf 40 seconds, but i’ll use this methodological term, it’s, of course, a pimple on the butt, right, but behind this pimple is jordan, i thought, then the pimple is butt, yes, then, then pimple, yes, jordan, this is the place, this is the most painful place for americans to... achieve a just and lasting peace on in the middle east, firstly, all territories occupied by israel since 1967 must be returned to the arabs. secondly, the arab people of palestine must have the right to self-determination an

if the united states navy in the firepower that they have of the middle east aren't going to put in andthis, aren't going to do anything with iran directly with reagan did and trump and soleimani and so forth maybe it's not going to be so tough taking on taiwan or threatening the philippines and vietnam and japan and all the rest. what are they see at of all of this. >> i think xi jinping views what's going on in the red sea and believe in the biden administration has no will. although we have overwhelming firepower, were not going after houthis were just absorbing attacks. it is not just xi jinping, the iranians are thinking we've closed off the red sea, we're going to close off the mediterranean as well. they can do that with a little bit of luck because her infiltrating nigeria which is close to the atlantic ocean. this is a world of hurt, xi jinping is looking at this saying i go after the philippines and taiwan and the u.s. is not going to do anything. mark: this is what i mean we hear the lectures that we can expand the mower in the middle east. as the war been expanded by israel

the united states navy confirming iran-backed houthis launched another drone attack in the red sea yesterday just hours after the u.s. warned the group to stop or face action. the armed vessel launched from yemen came within a few mile of a u.s. vessel before exploding. secretary blinken heading back to the region and will arrive in istanbul to meet with the turkish foreign minister and president biden heading to valley forge, pennsylvania for first speech of the new year, marking january 5, targeting republicans one day after new campaign video was released. >> there is something dangerous happening in america, an extremist movement. >> todd: the 2024 election inches closer, biden falling behind in polls. latest real clear politics point has him down two points to former president trump. fox news alert 20 million residents under winter storm watch. flurries coming down in new mexico and texas and tracking what is expected to be the first of 2024 which could end our area's record snow drought. several inches of snow expected in east coast cities. snow coming down outside the texas department

the united states navy was building ironclads improving on u.s.s. monitor designs, and they expected them to dash with as many ironclads as they could command. say 15 or 20, passed the batteries and forts. in september 1862, they convened a council of the subordinates, captain ingram his principal subordinn. tucker. heavy guns were required for an outer harbor perimeter defense, while ingram's ironclads served as an important auxiliary. they would never stave off monitor assaults. holding the morris island sumter sullivan's iand line was critical. heavy artillery bolster these fortifications and re rves concentrated to shuttle the rails between charleston and savannah, georgia. to support the ironclads, wooden steamers were required. there was already css indian chief, the quadrants receiving and training ship. in january 1863, soldiers captured u.s.s. isaac p. smith, transferring it to the confederate navy. to funnel enemy ships into killing fields, confederate sewed layers of obstructions and underwater minds, contemporarily called torpedoes. also

on december 31st, we saw the very first actual united states navy direct engagement what resulted innk. this is starting to see furthest can a labor relation. i want to paint a broader picture for the american people which is the incident that is occurring with this attempted to block commerce or disrupt commerce is part of the bigger geopolitical plan by the china-russia, iran, and north korea alignment. you are seeing where the incident that happened with hamas on october 7th in recall have a. the attacks that are increasing by can a tab hezbollah in rachel campos-duffy. the continuation to try cut off western hemisphere supply kahne chain not to mention what we saw with the recent border visit where china is using honduras and panama with economic coercion to try to cut off and increase trade and tariffs on panama canal resources and economic struggles. >> important point because a bunch of rag tag rebels don't go amp the largest nations in the world today the u.s. is opening four border points of entry citing a drop in illegal immigration. they are celebrating this in the white h

united states of america. he took a one third pay cut to join the office of price administrator. and once the japanese attacked on pearl harbor, he decided, join the navywas originally stationed in ottumwa, iowa, in the united states. i, too, was in the navy, and i happened to go to law school, iowa. and i can tell you, in my reasoned opinion, i don't think you can get farther away the ocean than to be in a tunnel. iowa. and richard nixon must have agreed because he insisted on seeking a transfer to sea duty somewhere or at a base closer to the action. so he received orders to the heart of the south pacific, where the united states troops, the armed forces of the imperial japanese from island to bloody island. and once he was ere, he didn't stay the rear. he asked to be sent into combat. he explained reasoning. he said, well battle areas are very dangerous and potentially. the boredom of serving in the rear. when your friends, former colleagues are in battle areas is worse. let me tell you. no u.s. president has been a member of the united states ps. yet richard nixon is the only united states president who served with the marine corps combat unit, and

the united states navy was building ironclad, improvising, improve wing on uss monitor design, and beauregard expected them to, quote, dash with as many iron clouds as they can command, say 15 or 20 past the batteries in ford's in september 1862. beauregard convened a council of his principal subordinates, captain ingram, and his principal subordinate commander john r tucker. these officers concluded heavy guns were required for an outer harbor perimeter defense, while ingram's iron cloudd serve, quoteimrtant auxiliary, defending all parts of the harbor. t's inner defenses would never stave off, monitor air ts holding the maurice island salter sullivan's island line was critical. heavy artillery bolstered these fortifications and reserves concenated to shuttle by rail between charleston and savannah, georgia, to support ingram's ironclad wooden stmers were acquired. there was already s.s. indian chief, the squadron's ceiving and training ship. in january 1863, soldiers captured uss isaac smith, transferring it to the confederate navy as keystone to funnel enemy ships into killing fields. conf

brought to the project once they award the agreement between the city of san francisco and the united states navynal recognition and numerous awards for merits and design, social impact and environmental stewardship. >> we were a part of the project in the beginning when the developer initially was awarded the exclusive negotiation agreement or the ena with the city and they partnered with the planning and architecture group and we joined that team to work with the developer around the city and community to come up with a plan for treasure island. >> so there's quite a lot of open space in the master plan and there's a couple of reasons for that that's pragmatic. one is that the amount of area that could be converted for private use on treasure island was very limited, actually it wasn't allowed at all because treasure island was previously public open waters and protected by the tidal and trust act to be redevelop for public use. but there was a land swap that was allowed and approved by the governor of california, governor schwarzenegger to be put on a public trust for a one to one swap to be t

that was wrong in my life from just horrific childhood trauma and flew the f-18 hornet for the united states navygot to tell you, ashley, as a result of this healing medicine, i've never been a better human, husband, father, or advocate for these medicines. ashley: that's remarkable so you're a huge advocate of this and this could do a lot of good for the people struggling right now. >> absolutely and it's heart breaking to me, ashley, with the numbers i told you about, how many veterans are taking their own lives every day. that's a mass -- that's a mass shooting, could you imagine, ashley, if god forbid, 17, 22, 44 children were killed in a mass shooting on a daily basis? there would be so-called leaders on your network frothing at the mouth about how we should ban guns. why? because if it saves one life, wouldn't it be worth it? actually, i want to take that sentence and apply to the veteran community. if these medicines could save one veteran's life, wouldn't it be worth it? kind of sucks a bit- ashley: sorry, we have to leave it th there, whiz, we're running out of time and wish you and all

. >> i gotta mention this for the second time in the year united states navy is lowering enlistment standardshave not graduated from high school or have a ged. under the new plan recruits without education credentials can join as long as they score a 50 or above on the qualification test this is not the way to have the biggest baddest fighting machine on the planet. after recent standards and we need a commander-in-chief that leads the charge they do want to follow joe biden. lisa: appeal to the macho men we need to make the military tough again. tomi: make the military great again but that does it for us. we will see you next weekend and right now "life liberty and levin" starts right now. craig: i am a shannon bream standoff in texas grandma governor abbott refuses to

now, the united states navy, of course, sank three of thai boat attacking shipping, but i think we neede it very clear that -- that attacking freedom of navigation in the red sea is an escalation, and it will not be tolerated. if the houthis want to find their ways to -- we would discourage this bush but if they want to jump into direct contact with israel that will be hair decision but they don't get to implicate u.s. and global strategic u.s. interests. my shown that the administration perhaps by taking out launching sites sends a very clear message that the world will not tolerate an expansion of this war, especially one that compromises freedom of navigation. >> what's so worrisome is iran has deployed a destroyer to the region as well. congressman jim himes, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. wolf. >> as nikki haley and ron desantis get set for the iowa cacaucus -- to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that

the warmth of being home is why i've chosen public service from joining the united states navy and serving in iraq to representing the people in the u.s. congress and now serving as governor of florida, and it reminds me why i decided to run for president, to fight for those who have been forgotten in this country. this is america's time for choosing. we can choose to allow a border invasion or we can choose to stop it. we can choose reckless borrowing and spending or we can choose to limit government and lower inflation. we can choose political indoctrination or we can choose classical education. these choices are symptoms of the underlying struggle to ensure that constitutional government can endure and that western civilization can survive, and we launched this campaign to bring accountability to government and regain sovereignty at our border and restore sanity to our society. we cannot succeed as a country if we allow our nation to be invaded and our currency to be debased and our cities to crumble and our kids to be indoctrinated. the d.c. elites who facilitated this mess do not care

susan was named an honorary aviator by the united states navy, becoming only the 31st american ever to receive this distinction and the first woman ever to be so honored. she is the recipient of three honorary doctorates and is the author of two novels set in the white house. i'm waiting for those novels. get on tv now, because the netflix we need to clean up next looks a little. edward cox next to susan, the son in law of president and mrs. nixon. many of you recall that the hauenstein and the ford held a joint program. i figured it out 12 years ago. you asked when it was 12 years, 2011, where we were at the ford museum and featured ed cox talking about what it's like to work with presidents. he's worked with four of them. he's a corporate lawyer, finance lawyer. and he and tricia nixon. i found out this story last night. they met in new york at a class dance in 1963 when they were seniors in high. they married eight years later, of course, the famous marriage in the rose garden that we're all familiar with. and just celebrated their 50th anniversary at the nixon in 2021. so congratul

you see that the united states navy is interrupting the flow of arms, rockets and missiles to yemen. that's something we have done periodically. i'm hoping this is an indication that this is going to be an aggressive campaign that we will go after it with a significant amount of resources and likely those two navy seals who are lost at sea were also participating in an operation to disrupt it. the israelis by comparison have conducted over 200 plus air attacks in syria to stop the transmission of rockets and missiles from iran to lebanon and the hezbollah. this is a very important dimension. but finally, bill, what we really need to come to grips with and said it before, iran is the center of gravity here. iran doesn't care how many rockets and missiles we destroy in yemen. they will just give them more. iran further doesn't care how many of the houthi rebels we kill because they know they are a radicalized group and will get new members. that's the pattern that they have dealing with all of their six or seven proxies out there. they are the center of gravity. we have to organize our