of the people of the us bank even using the strikes against. but let's get down citizen, and you just mentioned a uh the wish for a palestinian state, even the small palestinian states. but since this proposal was put forward, but donald from the 2 state solution has been thrown into doubts again and several voice assignment. was that any way that new thinking was required? do you agree? absolutely. and i thank you for asking this question that best it could reality is that out of 7300000 policy has living on the line bill for started palestine, including westbank, does that. you'll those of them on 1948 areas. and then the point 1ww jewish people is that a separation of the creation of ballasting and sample without occupation, without the legal symptoms or the one democratic states with the all right, so we don't want to know the exact the, what's nothing, nothing. yeah. what is proposing which is the cleansing of the police thing and people so to be, so kind of we have i, we're having technical difficulties to, to understand you. could you ju

this harms us all and makes us banks less competitive. unless the us influence these standards other jurisdictions will force us banks operating abroad to meet their standards instead. let me turn to unfinished business from the march 2023 banking stress. in that event we learn bank runs and bank failures can happen fast, much faster than before. the largest bank to fail did fail over several weeks or months. the deposit losses were much greater in absolute terms and occurred in less than 24 hours. over the past two years the federal reserve has worked with banks to improve their ability to borrow from the discount window and the financial system's collective readiness has improved significantly including with a substantial increase of one trillion dollars in collateral pledged across the system. the federal reserve has also worked through improved functioning of the discount window through a concerted effort to gather public input and identify areas for modernization. these efforts improve the ability of banks to longworth house office bu

of last year i led a bipartisan caddell, met with the basal committee on bank supervision and the committee actually conceded to us, agreed with me the michael barr proposal july 2023 goldplated capital requirements and instead of promoting international harmonization, made banks less competitive. so i applaud the fed for not moving forward on that july 2023 proposal that would have made it harder for large banks to among other things facilitate the smooth functioning of the treasury market including holding treasuries on the balance sheet. a couple questions. one is should the goal of our bank capital rules be regulatory harmonization internationally or should it be american economic competitiveness. >> the goal is to have a strong banking system that supports american economic activity and growth. that the ultimate goal. what you get from basal is a global floor so other banks can't run unless capital and have a short-term advantage. that was the whole point of basil, to get everybody to the same level so it wouldn't be the race to the bottom. >> i see that utility but i think the goal of the regulatory system s

banks, but they are to put a document on the people, on the civilian population of the people of the us bank, even using the strikes against me. i'm sitting there, you just mentioned a uh, the ways for as well as the indian state, even the small palestinian states. but since this proposal was put forward by donald from the 2 state solution has been thrown into doubts again, several voice is fleming wasn't debt any way. and that new thinking was required. do you agree? uh this very moment that out of 7300000 palestinians live in the land of historic palestine, including does is always to bands and before it's 194880 is that out of 7100000 jewish people and the solution can be on the one of the tools either a 2 state solution or one democratic states solutions. where do we can live together with the court rights and equal due to the government and establishment is an existing 2 state solution and that is yet to one state solution. so what, there is nothing else solution exactly what's going, i'm proposed, which is ethnic cleansing goes up as being and people which is a good, a, a violation of

the harder part is really turning it into something that banks are comfortable using because they feel it's not stigmatized, and we're working on that too. >> you know, the opening the discount window 24/7 could really help the banks in california, especially in the state that i represent, the southern california that i represent. thank you. >> thank you, gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from new york, mr. torres, is recognized for 5 minutes. >> thank you, mr. chair. president donald trump has been asserting among the most aggressive and expansive claims of presidential power that we've seen in our nation's history. he's taken the unitary executive theory to new extremes. he's claiming to have the authority to defund whatever agency he wishes, to abolish whatever agency he wishes, and to fire whomever he wishes, even if it means violating an act of congress. mr. chairman, suppose for a moment the president were to ignore the congressional statute that establishes the independence of the federal reserve, what economic consequences would result from the fed losing its independence?

at the us bank in the usa requirements and at positions. so here again, a drum is be the think actually he believes himself that he is a matter of you see. so the, just the dates, but according to its own vision, which is more cosmic, either you abide by my orders, whether you like it or not. or we will put sanctions on you as we've been forced you to a part of lots of other issues. and this is a big problem, this is not needs to be actually what is going on, what situation is, i guess international or new? and i guess also this is for an agreement between right? does a visit? i okay, we're living in a world where war is peace. now academic and research are high. l, her very thank you. i think you print in n z o's are in a panic over the suspension of usa id programs by the jump administration. pro key of projects have been on for and the live support for years and cannot function without western funds. the trade in a workers are voicing a grim outlook for civilians. you know for us 3 of them. i can just imagine what a difficult moment they

in the us, central bank officials say shifting trade inflation progress. latest policy meeting releasedn wednesday. officials in january signalled a readiness to hold interest rates steady as they left the key interest rate about stubborn inflation and the potential effect investors are currently pricing in one rate cut in 2025 current federalfunding runs out after march the 14th, a review of the framework. meanwhile president trump is doubled down on his or pausing the fed's ongoing shrinking of its balance sheet. the january meeting was also used to kick off a review of the framework. meanwhile president trump is doubled down on his latest plans to impose tariffs on pharmaceuticals, chips, cars and even lumber. despite concerns in the us, some foreign companies like the australian steel—maker bluescope could stand to benefit. they have a policy of manufacturing where they invested are the fifth largest steel maker in america employing 4000 workers. so they have said the tariff changes will actually help them in terms of their american operations selling steel the tariff will have look

but when it's time, the remaining funds students will be sent back to the us bank, specifically to us if you would, they would be a celebrate the website is how many members and the brothers the students who have been serving licensing system licenses. and this is also very crucial because they would have never seen the life of this kind of exchange. and this is the cause of the highlights because is there any way to go intentionally police, but it's been present in this particular kind of environment where they know that they would never be list have business what they could even explain indefinitely. we can, but unless at the at least we expect celebration, we're going to send the present because the bus will be out. i'm going to do a search a list of a city. however, yes, while you're right that. so yeah, those have been pointing actually the, some of these are the neighbors and there's warning them that they feel the hold on the same sides of joyce and impatient that they wouldn't be at the end of the day with might be the oddest that again we've heard stories, are we asking, beat

but if it needs to be sent back to the us bank, specifically to us, if you wouldn't even be a celebrate alongside didn't, how many members and the brothers the cities who haven't been serving nice, nice instances. and this is also what it should be good to see what i remember seeing the light of this kind of exchange. see this is the highlighted. is there any way that you go into the police? but it's been presented in this particular kind of environment where they know that they would never be this business one that could even dig space. yeah. and we are expecting celebrations in the occupied westbank to when those prisoners are free. does, has been the case in the previous exchanges in the previous phases. we saw huge crowds on the streets. the despite, i imagine is around not wanting these celebrations to happen. they put a lot of measures in place to keep people from, from welcoming home. these presence yeah, we can definitely we can, but in the moment should be at least we expect celebrations for the bus to be present to go to the bus will be arriving to us since at least you know,

these rate is i've been getting raids as many invasions, even of, of cities and camps throughout the us bank. and where many, many people have died, hundreds of people have died killed by is ready to soldiers on duty. simply we've heard about the child that a mother and a pregnant to mother, uh, being killed by his rate of soldiers. today we've seen the disruptions of homes in india and they liked and these rate is probably suspect d as they field. and i'm sure they do feel guilty about the kind of atrocities that got a in the occupied westbank is that this couldn't be according to him once again. uh, response by 2nd palestinians, i guess this is randy ah, processed these, but they're cutting the spring. so it, so this probably would be in the mindset and, and the calculations in the analysis will probably be way more to the west bank. and i think it's probably interesting to see what these writers will do next in the west bank. i, you know, judging from this kind of reaction back to your point about guys are, we haven't heard from but least one is there a new official document to turn on? t

. >> we've got great bank of america, alaska, toyota, us bank, hyundai, thunder valley. >> all have a theme of the year of the snake, which has allowed the artisans to flex their creative muscle. >> a lot of the other animals, like the pig or the rabbit, they belong on the ground, right? but we're able to make it look like he's kind of like flying through the air. >> similar to the snake, which symbolizes rebirth and renewal. the parade guys too, went through some changes moving into this new space after previously working out of pier 54 for years. >> there's a lot of changes that have been happening in the city, in the world, in this parade. yeah, that resilience, that flexibility is really a good metaphor and something that we've been trying to embody. just being able to go with the flow and just roll with it. >> while everyone has their specialty. >> my job is doing like the basics, you know, the woodwork. i'm a carpenter. >> they all agreed. >> it makes me proud to see our work going down the road and everybody really appreciating it. >> so while the job of making massive designs

refugees in the occupied west bank and east wrist when it's after prime minister benjamin netanyahu ordered the enforcement of a new law banning on was activities. israeli soldiers use tear gas and south bombs at a training center in columbia and the occupied west bank and ordered everyone inside to leave. while unoccupied, east jerusalem, an elementary boy school was forced to close. its really forces also entered to other schools in the occupied west bank. local sources say the israeli army is demolishing at least 14 palestinian homes in port cut them. refugee camp is part of the large scale military operation that began nearly a month ago is really forces have stormed refugee camps and palestinian towns destroying homes and public facilities. initially, the raids were focused on jeanine and the north of the territory. but have since expand it to north shops, refugee camp, and to look at them more than 3 quarters of the population of 13000 people had been forcibly expelled. is there among the more than $40000.00 palestinians is rarely soldiers have forced from their homes in the occupied west bank. the un says refugee camps are being rendered uninhabitable. it is

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government and the palestinian authority of band of 0 from reporting inside israel and the occupied to us bank. that is really defense minister israel cath reiterating comments by is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu just the day before noting that is how much doesn't release the captives by new local time. on saturday, the war would resume, but the defense ministers comments were a little bit more severe saying that the war would be much different in its intensity and scale, saying that quote, the gates of hell would open on gonzo, which is a little bit difficult to comprehend. given just how much carnage we witnessed in the 15 months of war, tens of thousands of palestinians killed and nearly the entirety of the gaza strip destroyed. but how much has accused israel of violating the deal in the 1st place, saying that they are holding up critical and vital humanitarian aid that is supposed to come into the strip in the form of tens, caravans and other temporary shelters to house palestinians in the interim but in the meantime, these really military is drafting a plans for the potential

west bank and around the region has been banned by is really continues to operate in the occupied to us bank, but it is also cash strapped. and then you have us aid donald trump pull the plug on the agency. so even that source of possible humanitarian relief is absence. so for now, families will take in their loved ones and friends, but how long can they sustain that? given the fact that the economic situation of old families in the occupied west bank is at an old time law that is low. that is the question really, that is on everybody's mind the specially that these assaults are continuing and expanding across the occupied to us by no stand by for just a 2nd to something else. we'd like your reporting on and it is this, the owners of 2 book shops in occupied east jerusalem have been arrested. is really forces confiscated several books after reading the stores on sunday night. and they've been the owners of the bookstore as have been detained for 8 days. the lawyer says is really forces search the stores saying that they contain books, supporting violence and terrorism. listen to this, holly,

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so this us additional us banks, you will have less symptoms. whereas this process huge, this will cause a huge impact on mer united states largest trading partner, which is mexico and united and mexico and canada. yeah, and uh, you know, we seem not from a pressure being put on china. there's a suggestion the beijing is sort of mulling over how to respond. how do you think they could potentially respond to this? well is the beijing is probably going to take this case to w t l. 's is both us and and, and china are part of the w t o members stage. this is, has a badging, traditional responded, but there is many other ways page and could respond. because paging has been very sparingly using the sanction car against united states. but at this point, there's lot e aging has been keeping its powder dry. there's more ways that you phasing 10 let be its own. essentially, it is united states, as we have seen when uh at the end, towards the end of the vitamin ministration. raging has up to the antiques by declaring bang on the export of critics of minera

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the social affairs, police 7 police crossings in the or even in the us bank. we are ready to leave it to a, for the city of consensus to decide how to run all these uh, aspects of life, of the scenes. so let's talk about this with no one bizarre, who is also, as you were a senior political analyst my one year joining us from dough. ha, it's good to have you in the show. because a mazda thing on the one hand, hey, we're not hanging onto power someone else can run gaza, right? that's what they told us in that interview a couple hours ago. but they're also saying, however, we reserve the right to continue our resistance against israel until we get what we want, namely a palestinian state. how do you, how, what do you make of that? how do you square that circle? in fact. busy it's quite difficult for how much the extent that it says it's, they're quite in a bind band. they've been in a bind since uh since that division, back in 2006 when they ended up pulling guys that up. in fact, $1.00 to $2.00 guys out, but once they've decided to join the electoral process, th

the i should have the senate people on the debris of gaza on the destructors that are happening the us bank. so we have a very clear is really and the american position, there is no confusion. and i think anyone who tries to argue that there is a confusion and it's complicated and there's misunderstanding. they are just trying to mislead because it has never been cleared or that have mass, once, se, so i, because i have to, to have that she thinks that such a destruction to the people in guys. but it's actually meant also a guess how most and the one i see as far as the does not want to cease fire. like i know, i should say quite a 5 does not want to think about is government does not want a ceasefire in the sense of going to face to at, in the. and that's why quickly, i think this is a very interesting thing that these really media has been talking about that is worst for us to be attention to. is that not the thinking that they should be a transitional period between phase one and phase 2. meaning we don't move quickly towards face to where that is a clause by editing the war the thing ye

so at the moment there are a number of programs us bank programs which have paused, but we're waiting to see whether we get more wave is wave as have been prompted or ready for a lot of that life stating work and his out job to make the case as strongly as we can, that we need that money because it does save lives and then we, we deliver essentially the case that those wave is i need to actually be action right now because that doesn't seem to be, even though there's a wave that doesn't seem to the mechanism to actually pay out the money because there's no one in us idea tool. but we haven't, we're having those conversations with the us administration. trying to make that case wasted by wave a project by project. our engineer partners international and yours national interest, local partners, having those same conversations to and we are getting responses we, we all having that dialogue about the projects which we've got most essential. so it's our job to make the case. but let's be clear, you know, i think governments are right to question us about how we spend the tech space and mon

michael, thanks for joining us. israel says it's fighting palestinian militants in the west bank. can you give us a sense of who these buildings are and why that poses a threat to israel as well? they've been around for some time there growing a numbers in parts of the large part because there is a growing political vacuum in the west bank. the whole rational and death of a palestinian authority was to lead the post indians to a self determination and a palestinian state. today, we are further away from a genuine posted in state and a 2 state solution than ever. and it has the confidence in the political leadership of the policy. and so what are the ones of collapsing in the west bank? you have this growing vacuum which is being filled by young militants. so see likely no other choice of the take up arms which and which are fairly plentiful in the west bank against these really occupation. remember, we're dealing with a 57 year old of israeli occupation. that is the longest in the modern world, and it shows no signs of ending israel. these really conducted us, so there's going to b

make sure that the last government, is revived. raised concerns that the three managers were using the bank'sg this process. that's �* political editor chris there. gaps between the sides have been bridged. our middle east bureau chiefjo floto is in were that hamas was publicly proclaiming that it would the names of three hostages to be released on saturday. had a rocket launched from within gaza. and also just how much each side is pushing the other. we're expecting hamas to release a list of a number of prisoners. in the last three weeks now. with israel's part of the deal. wasn't satisfied that there was too much shooting inside the gaza strip. to the gaza problem was relocating everyone from gaza to another country, but he also jo floto, middle east bureau was questioned about his record of scepticism about the safety of vaccines. anthony zurcher. anthony, no surprises here, full so knew this was really full so we knew this was going to happen, despite the against this? we going to happen, despi , , auainst this? ., push against this? teen es heel ’ test push against this? sssh ss f's-j ’

us banks have done very well. european banks of course.ly if you look at the sector as a whole, we're in about ten and a half times forward earnings. so still a pretty low p e multiple because although the price action, as you say rightly has been super strong, we've seen that being backed up by earnings upgrades. so as long as the banks can continue with these earnings upgrades. and then the icing on the cake, as you mentioned, the us could be the deregulation which could help banks to be more profitable. >> all right nick, well thanks for joining us. sharing your views. nick nelson head of global equity strategy at absolute strategy. uk business secretary jonathan reynolds says us tariffs on uk steel would be negative for both countries. in an interview with the bbc, he added that the uk has had some constructive conversations with the trump administration and stressed britain's unique relationship with the us compared to the eu or china. now, france's foreign minister told sylvia at the munich security conference that tariffs against th

bank for the 1st time in over 20 years? there's roy it has the order d army to target for us to union, but it's in groups. indeed, refugee camps of the not invest bank big for shut off for 5 years. we are operating in refugee camps in jeanine on until caught him in new asylums in order to ensure that what happened will not repeat itself. we will continue to operate in any refugee camp and in any other place in the west bank where terror raises its head. we will overcome the extreme. it is the most terror of the palestinian terror organizations and of those who support them. by the idea of began nude celebration last month after reaching us the site agreement didn't cause a up to 15 months so far. at least 20000 palestinians have left their homes in jenny, in the nearby city of 2. regarding the not the invest bank also it's a dangerous situation. when the israeli army storms the area we have to flee, looking according to the world heads organization, at least $82.00 palestinians were killed in the best bang during the 1st 6 weeks of this year. of the w a to express deep concerns or the violence and the impact of increasing the

us now. camillo, the people that are being apprehended, what's happening to them now? >> reporter: michael bankss agency right now as we speak, over the past seven days, that's a 94% drop from the same time when the agency was averaging about 4800 daily crossings. there has been a dramatic drop in terms of what's happening to them migrants that are still crossing illegally, well, the policy is to detain everyone who's entering the country unlawfully pending deportation to their home country or to nations like panama and costa rica which are now accepting deportees from africa and also asia. mike banks told us two people have been released from border control custody at the u.s.-mexico border since president trump took office, a striking number. >> john: thank you, camillo. advocates from those sickened by a toxic mass debris of 9/11 are calling on president trump to a immediately reverse cuts he made to the world trade center health program. the reductions made last week were part of elon musk's part of department of government efficiency, or doge, which is cutting spinning eliminating jobs acro

so you'll see more us banks involved. ll see larger institutions in the us continue to push through. and then the etfs. so far, we haven't really seen much of the very long term pension funds in the us. so here i'm thinking state pension funds etc. that are huge in size. they have $40 trillion worth of assets, and they only currently own 1% of all the etfs in the us. so there's that very long term sector that is still to participate. more regulatory clarity will help that and then also sovereign. so the only sovereign that we know so far has bought the etfs is abu dhabi sovereign wealth fund. 4.7 thousand btc equivalent. they own of the blackrock etf as at the end of 2024. and i'd expect more of that to come through this year as well. so long term pension funds, sovereigns, etc. getting involved. >> okay. >> well, jeffrey, really appreciate your views. look forward to having you on again. jeffrey kendrick, global head of digital assets research at standard chartered bank. let's get you a final check on nvidia pre-market. i

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banks. i mean over the gruber joining us from washington dc. and here's a quick reminder of our top story of the votes as being times it in germany's general actions that looked set to put the conservatives in power cd party leader free to reach mounts has claimed victory and says he will now get to work on forming a coalition, most likely with the social democrats who leave the current government. the other big winters are the far right alternative for germany who almost doubled their vote . but that won't be enough to get them into government as mounts as rude. i'm going into coalition with them so if you are up to date with stay with us, we'll have more german election coverage coming up and a special edition of the day. don't forget, there's plenty more news on the information on our website. you don't, you don't com and you can follow us on social media or is you news on pop up or any else for me on the team here in virginia. thanks for watching. take care the living shining dw postcards how to make greener choices in your everyday lives.

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bank. but again, from from a perspective of us policy, the united states has no interest in supporting eitherthe west bank or regionalizing this conflict in places like lebanon, iraq, syria, yemen or with tehran directly. directly. >> let me ask you about trump's possible relationship with gulf arab states. you know, many in the gulf region were excited that donald trump was reelected. they feel that they can kind of they speak the same language. and, you know, obviously, he has sought to have this peace deal between saudi arabia and israel. the saudis have made clear that the only way they get to that deal is with a palestinian state. give me a sense of how you see trump's relationship with gulf arab states affecting his views and potentially and potentially his willingness to bring israel to the negotiating table and end this conflict once and for all. >> sure. i think. >> the gulf arab states have donald trump's ear, whether for, for good or bad, can be debated, but i think they do have his ear when it comes to let's look at the iran part first. when it comes to iran, the gulf arab states

if we have a us bank, they don't allow them to go in. canada has been very tough on oil, on energy. they don't allow our farm products in. essentially, they don't allow a lot of things in and we allow everything to come in. it's been a one way street. we subsidize canada by the tune of about $200 billion a year. and for what? what do we get out of it? we don't get anything out of it. >> american banks in canada are barely allowed to lend money, and they can't even accept deposits. less than six figures. canada dumps cheap lumber into the u.s, and it erupts. major duties on american dairy farmers. plus, they're delinquent on norad and nato. so it's time to pay up. canada tried to hold out and just ended up begging for mercy. >> americans have to understand how hurt and frankly, how furious canadians are. our sovereignty is being challenged. and so, yeah, regular canadians across the country are coming up with ways to stand for canada, to fight for canada, to defend canada, but mostly to say to our american neighbors, guys, just cut it out. just stop it. this is a terrible idea. >> we

us. being bank back. think strands of hair for nickname among truckers, p k. leah takes off into the unknown. oh i think it's gonna be pretty good. i'm not really sure. we'll know when we get there . and that's what makes it so interesting for the. so how does she feel excited? i like the challenge. hundreds of kilometers ahead. 11 to 12 hours of driving. mine is 30 degrees celsius solitude. darkness. lea loves the thrill of it all. she says, even though she knows truckers who have died, even though she almost died once herself, when a truck slid towards her while she was putting on snow chains. when i looked up and there's a, his trailer was locked up in dragging in my ditch coming right out. and it was like a wall of dumpsters on this. i was like, i don't know where i'm going to go at the start was no worry go. it was pretty scary. only at the last 2nd did the truck regain control. that's another reason why lee a checks are load whenever there is space for her to pull over the thing we checked her load.

because it's not just about paying money back to us because it's about changing the more that uses the banking system, the way the natural resources of us, we to artic supply them by the west. the security of the nation at western army extended last week at the french troops out of state. in some places, the american us become still terminate, some process the consuming. so the method is much more feedback on just painting money back to us because we need a change of relationship. and that's what my cro trump i'm the other fee is the change of the balance of power. well, such as new. when you look at organizations, light brakes, you see that change and the balance of power. it's definitely exciting. historic times the many in the global south was abraham executive, secretary of the african lex foundation. thank you very much for your time. i thank you. second, i just the by floss in the studio, we'll see what the top the .

the budget and agreement which say that for the national consensus of the government for both of us to bank and gaza, blocked and that then yeah, i was plans to see it, but it goes up almost back, all right, matter of just briefly because i think we've got a, a brief minute left. how long until we get to the breaking point where either this needs to go to phase 2 or it's going to collapse some say, march for domestic is riley reasons passing tax bills and so on. i'm not sure that, i mean, that has a domestic component for an intern, yahoo! but i'm pretty sure the whole manage their, you know, this government is the most far right. it has trumping power. i. the deluxe to threaten to leave, i think are not real. meaning if i, the finance ministers, much reach is doing things in the west bank that the settlers could only dream of. so i don't think they're going to leave the government, but i think sometime in march, these things will come to a head. there is a lot of pressure in israel to get the hostages out. i don't know if that's going to be a determining factor for us and you know, as it h

i us, israel is expanding its military offensive across the occupied west bank. its forces are reading the city of nablus for a gun. fire has been heard, and there are also reports of soldiers storming a mosque and blowing off its doors. israel's military rage across the territory and recent months has force tens of thousands of palestinians to sleep. the, the french president demand around my crawl says he believes a truce, and ukraine could happen in the next few weeks. his comment to us media came after a meeting with president donald trump at the white house. alan fisher reports. i want to say the french president for the long relationship with donald trump, a man who could have influence as the world contemplates peace and ukraine. president, the crown is 1st special man in my book. it's clear, tony from wants to us to get something out of it. support but keep doing is 3 year long back deal on real f minerals the ability to access and exploit. he believes the deal is close ended would help you bring to the deals being worked on where are they getting very cl

, but use relas increasing violence and settlement expansion and complete a pond side in the west bank. i suspect not fee that the us will support tenix ation, which has happened unofficially years ago, but in may will be formalized in the coming months. if the west bank becomes inverted commas on livable as gals, and now is why don't remove free 1000000 palestinians in the west bank as well. now that's again, a crazy, insane, illegal idea. but i see that that is where these riley rise mits in yahoo! smart trish, bang v and a sizable proportion of these rarely public belief that they safety and security is bound up in removing palestinians from up is from there. i saw it, but from the territory and it's delusional and wrong. and i think that needs to be mfc not as pushback, but serious retell is reaction on the us and israel for even proposing these kind of idea is that it does happen. we'll, we'll certainly see that it as of what it does within the us itself. just to be a notion that the us will go in and take over the shape very clearly stated by the president of cause and redevelop.

the you formally announced the 16th sense of sanction says the us pools bank support for ukraine, your nose, it has no choice but to boost its defense spending, nature contributions, no matter the economic pressure is at home and 3 percent will not be enough. my guess is that we have for a couple of months to take all necessary decisions. european commission president ursula bundling said, ukraine's allies must speed up the delivery of weapons. and she gave a note to veiled warning to the us president about these russian counts about the one ukraine remains. the most central and consequential crisis for europe's future . 14 is trying harder than ever to win the war on the ground. his goal remains ukraine's compass relation and we know what could happen next. one thing you don't seem to agree on is that it's voice, and the voice of the country that was invaded and continues to be attacked. has to have a central position in negotiations. and not be sidelined by washington or a these built on the humiliation of the big thing. one that the rewards rush off or is aggression would not be a t

so we're beginning to see if you'd like because the position we can use that term of the west bank with these really military turning its attention to rudy knows these a these young militants, which i suspect will be a hopeless cause for these rarely military. some observers say that now the trump administration plays the is really government is more open than ever about plans to annex the westbank. is that what we're seeing is the beginning of such an operation? yes, i mean i, i think we're definitely headed on that task. obviously there was the opening with respect to possibly displacing the $2200000.00 palestinians from gaza and opening up the repair riviera of a middle east. that idea seems to have died with the opposition being expressed by egypt and by jordan. now i suspect what donald trump was willing to give if you like as a consultation prize to these really government is to allow them directly expand there over 300 settlements and the settlement infrastructure. and to seriously consider amex in some or all of the west bank. i think this is going to be on the political agenda

well, it is, i mean, you know, mexico, if you have a bank, it's separate from the other from your us bankpen an account and then, you know, my jp morgan chase can go down there, but they don't have it. you have to have a separate bank, go to santander, go to santander. >> yeah. >> but my city is not connected. >> i decided after quite a few years jane frazier was like, we're out of here, right? >> right. well. >> all right. >> so, look. >> i to carl's point, right? what's the end game? what is and how do you. >> measure the end game is to call. >> is it is it migrants at the border. is it fentanyl? what is it? how are you measuring this? >> the end game is to say to president trump, you know what we have, we do have a very big imbalance with you. and we're going to fix that. and if you give us some ideas of how you think, we'll fix it, and we'll give you ideas and we'll come to some sort of happy conclusion, happy 46. >> billion on $1 trillion of trade. i mean, is that really the is that the biggest crime we've got? >> it's 37 million people in canada. that's all they got. >> well i mean

a coalition in, in is what a use that the west bank as they hardly please of the use. so in the told her it was not mentioned that kind of. yeah. or can i believe it was mentioned, she came and the but i'm, i'm calling a hebrew names from the west bank as is what it sees. it is. so it is as if it is toward kill. opportunity was open on the front of his right and to make a shift in the middle east, especially by focusing on the west bank a, although a divorce started in guys that and the escalations. interesting guys that but the focus of the israel and the far right is only on the west back today if you will, the funeral oral oral across the west back. you'll see a lot of 5 saying there is no future for both things in the west bank. and if we refer to switch to pacific blend, which was released in the it's a $22017.00. he says clearly that on the, on the plan is the transfer of the philistines outside the west back. so today we are witnessing an unprecedented escalation in the west bank. it's as low as only to come back in the minutes and see in the west bag. or what is