executive order prepared for your attention that would withdraw the united states from the us human rights council would withdraw the united states from the u. n. r w a, which is a refugee organization. i would also review american involvement in unesco. this are so important that we're really, you know, the united nations is largely funded by us. but uh and it shouldn't be, it shouldn't be funded by everybody, but where disproportionate as we always seem to be, judge holla is director of the policy and, and jos network. and he joins us now from darrow bala in central galls. i mean, this is just one part of the story today, but it's a significant pump because of the outside role that unreal plays in on, in the gaza. what is the impact of the us formally with drawing itself from this organization? thank you the see what i just knew, all the other one the what the drum the mention of all the the gospel, good the station and did all now all the lot of the problems don't regardless of the me. oh, hold on words. know when can approve us from. gotcha. okay. do you have the cost to ship the month of dela

really, the signing of the executive order withdrawing us from the human rights council and from unwraing that benjamin netanyahu and the israelis will be happy to hear. they are not happy with unwra. they believe that unwra helped hamas and was maybe even involved, or some of the people that were working with unwra were involved in the planning of october 7th. the memorandum on iran. obviously, iran and israel not friendly. iran has been funding the proxies that have been attacking israel. so this is also a message to benjamin netanyahu. we'll see what this means for their meeting. but a moment ago, president trump said iran cannot cannot have a nuclear weapon. he believes they're too close to having a nuclear weapon. remember he pulled out of the iran nuclear deal during his first administration, and that deal put a nuclear weapon for iran many years down the road. now they are much closer. all right. that's about it on iran. let's let's go in right now. i believe he's talking. if he's not talking about china or panama, he'll be talking about the war in gaza. let's listen. >> to prev

i'm to so who i'm on israel says it's withdrawing from the human human rights council using aid of discrimination and anti semitism. the announcement follows tuesday's decision by the us to no longer participates in the organization . neither do us know. israel was a member of the council, but my goal, you and members, they have in full observe the status. you and special wrap up to all the occupied palestinian territories is called the move. extremely serious. the so fighting is continuing between the sudanese army and the problem. issue rapids boat forces me a call to the ministry launch. the attack on reset fights is fleeting. that positions the army slowly regaining territory around the capital, the civil war and sometimes approaching its seconds. even tens of thousands of people have been killed and fighting across the country. 4000. so people are returning to the capital, the c times to 0 states off to the army. we gain control of the city. 3 weeks ago, the 12 months what mcdonny was held by the power military rapids support forces. it is mohammed vile reports for turning residents, so faci

that seems fine, right in probably wants to make sure they get a nice christmas bonus or something. [ laughter ] trump also signed an order to pull us out of the u.n. human rights councilnd is reportedly working on an executive order that would dismantle the department of education. that's good. [ laughter ] i for one, i don't know about you, i am thrilled that a man who writes, "smocking gun" and i do scott free" with two ts and "tapp" with two ps and wants to make it in shoe biz and spells his party like this. what could possibly go "rong," you know? [ cheers and applause ] eliminating the department of education isn't making america great again, it's making america florida. [ laughter ] i guess the idea is we'll save money on books if the kids can't read? i really don't know. trump and first lady elania musk are planning to do away with usaid which helps us strengthen our ties with nearly all usaid missions overseas have been ordered to end by friday. trump for some reason believes they are spending their money on rubbers for terrorists. >> $100 million on condoms to hamas. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: now it's $100 million on condoms to hamas. how much was it last week?

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human rights, norms or enforcement. the international machinery as you know is very weak sauce. the human rights council is totally captured by autocrats. it's part of usfor turning international in some sense. i love you use the word standards. one of our things we can rely on in this period is professional norms. and professions exist transnational and if you have international norms on the independence of the jerry which i get are promulgated by judges groups around the world. those can serve as a resource for domestic judges. bar association's, you know, associations of electoral officials who share technical knowledge. these things are crucial and this is where we are going to see hopefully what i sometimes call islands of integrity that institutional structures which can resist even collapsing systems around them. i think it's professionalism and not necessarily the old human rights issue. >> can i just -- the american system, yes, they only have -- a yes, they have rights to reach out to the other part of the constitution, the institutional. it's not easy because it's a human rights but for instance, we might all these guys are going to the amer

us adherence, choose human rights policy. and here what we saw last time is that our government stepped into the breach. it always office with the naturally human rights council of trump withdrew from and we start with the law from federal court, which frankly is stronger today that it was, you know, 4 years ago when, when trump was less than office. so, you know, well, yes, international justice takes a shift. i think most governments believe in the i t. c. they understand the importance of having an institution that upholds human rights. you know, even if national courts have been compromised and they're going to push through trump's obstruction is i'm, you know, despite his wishes, but i don't think this effort is going to succeed. well, him, how do international legal institutions adapt and remain effective essentially, to the changing politically the politically charged global environment we're in well, again, i think i've tried to demonstrate that over whelming majority of the governments are supporting of the treat wrong statute in the international criminal court, the overwhelming majority of governments want to see the rule of wall work. they do not

human rights council. also remember i broke that big story about unrwa? all of the money tata they've usedled our funding to the u.n. disproportionate, we're out of there. at the top of the list has been the doge part of this team led by elon musk on the private side and my next guest in congress, joining me now is the co-chair of the doge caucus, congressman pete sessions. thanks for joining us. i don't even know where to begin, it's a whirlwind. $1.2 billion already out of these dei programs wiped out, the usaid situation, musk calling it a criminal organization, democrats pushing back. where are we right now? >> well, we're at a point where queer attempting to move forwaro move forward. march the 14 14 is the date we've got to present not only the cuts, but the ability to fend fund the government and move forward. we're very excited about not just the energy, but actually about the engagement. the american people asked when donald trump asked, are you going to support me, overwhelmingly they did. and we've got to get, first of all, the american worker and government worker back to work.

human rights council. we are not funding you guys anymore. this is exactly what netanyahu was trying to say. the u.n. has turned against usso when they come in to bring peace, they are actually bringing disorder same thing lebanon. they worked for the lebanese. >> lawrence: i was struck by multiple things from the president. one thing he does not want war. he kept saying it over. he wants the best for all countries. he wants them to work -- even when he signed yesterday in the oval office the maximum pressure campaign against iran i don't want to have to seen. this but this is where we are at. and agree or disagree with the idea that he presented, he was talking about a new day for the palestinian people. and that's one thing. they haven't had hope, all these kids from birth hate another country, hate another people. they need something that can uplift them. i'm not saying this is a solution. but i like the conversation being started. >> see i agree with you, lawrence. i think this is just the tipping -- this is the conversation starter. because, obviously, the president knows when he says we'll take gaza. he knows the un

human rights council and its financial obligations to that body. white is elon musk going after usaid? this is because musk alleges usaid funding has been usedo watch deadly programs and called a criminal organization. sub-saharan africa could suffer more than any other region during the's. the u.s. gave the region he minute. assistance last year. there are ramifications already in latin america. in mexico, a busy shelter for migrants has been left without a doctor. it goes on to list many other items. let's go to mike in philadelphia, pennsylvania, and our line for independence. good morning. caller: hey, good morning. host: do you support or oppose? caller: i completely oppose elon musk. i find his presence to be noxious and antithetical to the constitutional experiment. i watch this show pretty frequently. i find it pretty foolish when i hear people call in and try to cheer on what this guy is doing with usaid with his little goons because $64 million is a drop in the bucket. elon musk between spacex and tesla has received nearly $15 billion from the american taxpayer over the course of the last decade. we have pretty much nothing to show

human rights council and its financial obligations to that body. white is elon musk going after usaid? this is because musk alleges usaid funding has been usedo watch deadly programs and called a criminal organization. sub-saharan africa could suffer more than any other region during the's. the u.s. gave the region he minute. assistance last year. there are ramifications already in latin america. in mexico, a busy shelter for migrants has been left without a doctor. it goes on to list many other items. let's go to mike in philadelphia, pennsylvania, and our line for independence. good morning. caller: hey, good morning. host: do you support or oppose? caller: i completely oppose elon musk. i find his presence to be noxious and antithetical to the constitutional experiment. i watch this show pretty frequently. i find it pretty foolish when i hear people call in and try to cheer on what this guy is doing with usaid with his little goons because $64 million is a drop in the bucket. elon musk between spacex and tesla has received nearly $15 billion from the american taxpayer over the course of the last decade. we have pretty much nothing to show

earlier, mr trump signed executive orders withdrawing the us from the un agency for palestinian refugees. that's unrwa and the un human rights councilhe added if he were to be assassinated by iran, he's left instructions for the country to be obliterated and the princess of wales has joined a group of children at the national portrait gallery gallery as part of her gradual return to public engagements following cancer treatment, kate took the bus to the popular faction, along with 13 children, who were taking on the magical bow beam tree trail. it's based on the shaping us framework published by kate's royal foundation centre for early childhood. it's all about increasing awareness and understanding of society's social and emotional skills. those are the latest headlines. more from me. in about an hour's time. >> for the very latest gb news direct to your smartphone, sign up to news alerts by scanning the qr code or go to gbnews.com/alerts. >> i feel like the net is closing in on mr integrity. mr rules, mr morality our prime minister sir keir starmer yesterday it emerged that sir keir had lessons from an actress in his office on chr