the w's james teacher in taipei told us more about north korea. satellite launch, as well, as he mentioned, is really important to points out. in the 1st instance, the countries around the world, a still trying to verify some young's claims, that is where you've been able to put this minute share your thoughts lights into a little bit. we 1st got wind of this going slates on tuesday in east asia. here with chris saying that the soft light instead or with a few minutes later if it has it comes following to filed launches all of this here which telling you i'm blamed on technical issues. so believe this time, the satellite business broke, it was kind of reconnaissance satellites and pots and there. okay, but what i launched, i pointed into the east china c version of the pod slash down in the pacific, off the traveling in japan, south west prefecture of. okay, now, which led to a long as being sense of across the japanese item. so you really got a sense of how the region gets pulled into some of the the, the come kind of complexity of these no current thoughts by launches t w's, james chase.

w. james trade here in taipei, voters in the netherlands, go to the polls today to elect a new parliament. the election was triggered last summer when outgoing prime minister mark ruth, is government collapse. i mean disagreement over asylum policies, 3 major party groupings are battling to propose a government in their neck and neck in the polls in the netherlands is set for major change at the top. after this wednesday's elections. the country will have a new leader for the 1st time in 13 years. pulse are still too close to call on who will take on the road, and voters have a long list of issues they want to see tackled. i think for me, climate change in the housing, there's a housing crisis in the and then well animal welfare. it's also very important, of course, climate and migration health care um morales to education and schools can of course me, grace and migration the front or on us a deal on user goose than you need of outgoing prime minister my uncle with his party. and peter on take, who lounged his new centrist party only this summer, as center less block of the labor party an

w. james trade here in taipei. it's catch up on a few other stories making headlines around the world today. motors in the netherlands are going to the polls today to elect a new parliament. the election was triggered last summer when outgoing prime minister mark root cause government of routes is government claps to midst and disagreement over asylum policies. 3 major party groupings are battling to propose a government and their net connect in the posts firefighters in bolivia are battling to control wildfires in the countries north bolivia as defense . but as they're said on monday, that the fires have consumed more than 3000000 hectares of forest and grassland cruise from venezuela arrive to help out in france is also promised a it's open. i says it has reached an agreement for sam open to return a c, e o. hundreds of staff and threatened to quit. the leading artificial intelligence started up behind chat, c p t. after the surprise, 2nd of open on friday, the street opened says he has the support of microsoft w

gets pulled into some of the the, the come kind of complexity of these no true and fast launches w's, james chase, the inside, pay that to the netherlands. now with those, says alexis, a new parliament 3 major policy groupings are in the running to build a new government and the net. net in the opinion, polls a brand new policies among the front runners and the netherlands could be about to welcome its 1st female prime minister. the election was treated last summer when the outgoing permanence democratize. government collapsed, made a disagreement as the asylum policies in the netherlands. is set for major change at the top. after this wednesday selections, the country will have a new leader for the 1st time. in 13 years. paul's still too close to call on who will take on the road, and voters have a long list of issues. they want to see tackled, i think for me, cuz i'm a change in housing. there's a housing crisis in the and then well, animal welfare is also very important of course climate and migration health care um morales uh the education and schools. um, of course, and we grace and mi

w. james trade here in taipei, motors in the netherlands, or no voting to elect a new parliament. 3 major party groupings are battling to propose a government and their neck and neck. and the polls not only is a brand new party among the front runners, but the other ones could be about to welcome its 1st female prime minister to the election was triggered last summer when outgoing prime minister, mark rhodes is government collapse, the mid disagreement over assign them policies in the netherlands is set for major change at the top. after this wednesday selections, the country will have a new leader for the 1st time. in 13 years, paul's still too close to call on who will take on the road, and voters have a long list of issues they want to see tackled. i think for me climate change in housing, there's a housing crisis in the and then well animal welfare. it's also very important of course climate and migration health care. um, morales, the education and schools can of course me, grace and migration. the front runners deal on user goose than you need of outgoing prime minister my uncle with

so to get to get joining us as d, w 's, james taylor in type. hey james, can you tell us more about these 2 opposition? parties and who these 2 guys are so absolutely, well as we are, as we approach time, once presidential election judgement for january next to it, we really have a 3 or 4 main content as we have the, the routing costs of the d p p. but then we have 3 or position candidates to which are now looking to form an opposition unified ticket. the 1st of those is cohens. of the tie, one people's positive a t p. he's a former mayor of type a issues, thoughts, and this policy relatively recently in 2019. and he's looking to team up with the main kind of a stablished opposition policy, that woman dying. ok, mt, which is a, he's a policy with a very state history and tie one. the reason why they want to see mark is because the monks now opinion pose have suggested the lighting, the, the routing policy, the defense high one, would really be cruising to evict chairs. they didn't form this united ticket. so the main goal in trying to team up is

the w's type on correspondent james j to reports, to the sound of them of the tree chain people filed in and out of she would be naval base in southern taiwan. the navy has opened its stores to show people how implants to percent for the showing all sign produce military hardware and the ship is the start, the show making it's public safety. the sean is and you, i'm to be as transport best. so the biggest of its kind, taiwan has ever made. steel walker one home june. boat is dose it as much to take a look. i've come to support our national defense as we face threats from china. taiwan is awareness of the need for self defense is relatively weak. but if the military often holds events like this, it's a chance for people to become familiar with the navy, as well as our own national defense. then for the high media, welcome to take the navy's message around taiwan. beyond taiwan, defense ministry has invited media to tool the 150 meter long best, so which already ends in service. earlier this year the aim to send a message to its people, but also badging that the island democracy is read

and she told me to, to, to, that's asking for more, we have a w's east asia correspondent, james, a tater. james. can you place the satellite launch in the context of what feels like an enlist? number of missile launches from north korea. how significant is this? and how does it fit into kim young's overall strategy as well, if proven that the satellite is operational, there's no doubt it's a really significant moment. this has been a states and coal aim of north korea for years. now. questions remain, of course, about fits, effectiveness. how useful the information that it provides will be earlier this year, south korea retrieve remains of a failed little ones for about 2 of those from north korea last year. and they said that it provided low resolution images has already been some quite interesting reporting, suggesting that north korea deliberately destroyed the launch real kit to stop it. being recovered by south korea or us will start to use this time. but if the latest wanted, what quote, this one's going to create, wants us to be able to do is to provide real time information on us

look at what they are doing right now and you see that on the smirk of w letitia james fa.n't have the opportunity to decide who they want to vote for. >> laura: look they are enjoying every minute of this. less and less people put stock in this -- these types of prosecutions. >> american people aren't stupid. they think that we are and that they can get away with this. the american people are seeing exactly what they are doing that the democrat establishment is going after trump because they are afraid of him. they cannot challenge him on substance whether it's the economy, securing the border or foreign policy. and the issues of peace and war. >> laura: draw adegree they are freaking out politico piece he has no ability to campaign like a regular person and the staff is afraid of them going out there. >> they are saying what people have been thinking a long time is. >> laura: should they not be asked about. this they should answer questions about it. >> laura: tulsi, great to see you as always in studio. nobody in the media is talking about the next story. soon you will r

. >> bret, early earlier today trp called w letitia james racist something she responded to while leavingrt tonight. >> he ramables. he hurled insults. but we expected that. at the end of the day, the documentary evidence demonstrated that, in fact, he falsely inflated his assets to basically enrich himself and his family. >> trump testified his net worth and properties are more valuable than what was listed on his financial statements. he also provided disclaimers, urging banks to their doo their own research. trump attorney alina habba says the former president improved their case today. >> this is a guy that changed the new york skyline. you think you're gonna question him and know what you are talking about? you don't. he wiped the floor with them, frankly. >> bret, habba tells me after ivanka trump testifies on wednesday, the state rests its case, that they will move for a mistrial. if that doesn't happen, trump's lawyers will present their defense and she confirms that former president donald trump will testify again. bret? >> bret: nate foy, outside the courthouse. nate, thank you.

young: i call to the floor pollute general james w. beardman to be lieutenant general and the deputy commandant for plans, policies and operations for headquarters u.s. marine corps, general beerman has helped most recently serves at the commander of the third marine expeditionary force and marine forces japan. he's shown a true commitment to service in this posting ensuring that marines remain prepared to face any future threats. general beerman is also deployed multiple times, including to afghanistan and iraq, where he led marines in combat operations. his many commandations include the bronze star with command distinguishing. we can confirm him by voice vote right now. therefore, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to executive session for the consideration of the following nomination, executive calendar number 107, james w.bierman j that the senate without on the nomination with no intervening action or debate, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, and the president be immediately notifie

w. widener, james p. wicker, and brigadier general richard l. zellman.he presiding officer: there an objection? mr. tuberville: madam president. the presiding officer: the senator from alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. mr. kaine: i ask unanimous consent to make the same with respect to these two individuals nominated to the ranking of brigadier general. colonel christina j. brink, and colonel more row. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. tuberville: mr. president. the presiding officer: norm alabama. mr. tuberville: i object. the presiding officer: objection is is heard. mr. kaine: i ask unanimous consent to make the request with respect to calendar number 386, anthony b. pool to be brigadier general. the presiding officer: there an objection? mr. tuberville: i object. officer objection is is heard. mr. kaine: calendar number 387, the following group of individuals nominated to the ranking of major general. brigadier general james a. benson, brigadier general karen a. barry, brigadier general bobby l. christine, brigadier general jeffrey l. c

the james w foley foundation works in helping journalists stay safe as they do their important work. the organization was founded by diane foley in september, 2014 a month after jim's public execution. i graduated before jim at marquette university but did not meet him in person but i had heard of them throughout market networks. -- marquette networks. the fact that he returned to the region so he could continue reporting on the story of the news to be told despite knowing directly the grave risks involved to me is the embodiment of moral courage which this foundation represents. we are committed to ensuring the freedom of americans taken hostage overseas and with their safety and return a priority for america. as part of that mission, the foley foundation works with the national press club to secure the release of our two american journalists held abroad. diane foley is currently serving as the president of the foundation. civilians are being used as pawns by hamas. we are strongly concerned about the more than 150 hostages taken. senator chris van hollen on the foreign relations co

welcome to our audience on c-span two, the 2023 annual james madison lecture this year to be delivered, as dr. burnett said by the distinguished historian h w brands james, a lecture with the antiquarian but eerily relevant title founding partizans hamilton madison jeffrey, son adams and the brawling birth of american politics. by the way, here, said an advanced copy of the book, which will be in bookstores soon. i believe, which promises to be a provocative read. professor brands is the jack s blanton senior chair in history at the university of texas at austin, which is his doctoral mater. he's the author of over 30 books, two of which have been finalists for the pulitzer prize. and in discussing my introduction, he said he'd be happy with a brief biography. so i'm not going to recite all 30 of those titles to you. but here's a sampling of them. the moneymen andrew jackson. the age of gold. the first american tr. the strange death of american liberalism. what america owes the world. lonestar nation and the devil we knew. henry william brandes was born in portland, oregon, where he lived until he went to college at stanford university and

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w. bush waited too long to bring james baker back to do this. is that in your future?g biden reelected? rahm: i was honored to serve as u.s. ambassador. i will see that mission through. that said, i enjoy this job, i've enjoyed all the jobs. but i am very much committed intellectually, politically and emotionally. i really enjoy the work we are doing making history as you saw at camp david as you saw the ninth largest defense budget to the third-largest, getting capabilities like tomahawk's and counterstrike capabilities. to me this is very important work. >> so you are staying put and no one has told you to turn down your tweets? rahm: nobody has told me to tone down. it would not be successful to tell me to tone down. we are dealing with this, a classic example of what i think is a real problem. china has banned all of the fish from japan which they have a lot of fish that comes from japan that goes to china. china continues to fish in japan . that hypocrisy does not have a place. you either need to be responsible or we will enforce the rule of law. >> thank you so m

here's a sampling in founding partizans historian h w brands unz discusses the political differences between founders alexander hamilton, james madison, thomas jefferson and john adams. fox news host and best selling author brian kilmeade takes a look at the friendship of theodore roosevelt and booker t washington. his book, teddy and booker how to american icons, blazed a path for racial equality. and pulitzer prize winning poet and author tracy k smith is out with a memoir about black life and black community. the book is entitled to free the captives a plea for the american soul. also each week, new book reviews are published here three in the washington times history as it happens, podcast host martin de caro reviews a new offering by stuart reid, who is executive editor of foreign affairs magazine. mr. reid's book is entitled the moomba sanctioned plot to assassinate the leader of the newly independent democratic republic of congo in 1960. quote in his pe, turning narrative history. stuart reid tells the story of patrice lumumba's meteoric rise and tragic demise at a critical cold war juncture. that's martin to carol wri

and i looked at thaddress that james earl ray lived in just a w months before he drove in his white muang across the country to memphis to kill martin luther king. and it was right next to my house. and so i looked at james earl, raised life, and it was a lot like my father's life. he was this poor, white from illinois, always in marginalized communities. i looked at the census of his birth and i determined i found out that james earl ray actual was born along bck people in illinois town. and so he grew up among blk people. he hated what was close to him. and that's one of the tngs that race does to us ideas of race. it's this it's this way of explning our reality. james earl ray grew up extremely or. he grew up deprived of oprtunity. and to him, black people, people close to him were that were who he blamed for it. but on the other hand, i als had this story. my my, my eastollywood story was one that was very close to e black experience. mother, when she was pregnant with me, arrived pregnant from what the mother. theyived in this tenement. and one day there was knock on the door and the

w. bush. >> oakdale, louisiana. jamesgo ahead. >> i finally figured out who you remind me of, elizabeth taylor. >> i hope a young elizabeth taylor. >> marianne williamson represent spirituality, not religion. thank you. >> edward's in cedar rapids, iowa. good morning. >> good morning. pleasure to see you again. it is voting day and i'm on my way out and will be placing my vote for donald trump. his policies are far better. i grew up in southwest pennsylvania and i've spent a good bit of time in joe biden's old stomping grounds. he is as corrupt as corrupt can get. there is no way around it. you have a great day. host: are there any other republicans that you like? caller: yes but i don't think they will get past the primary. i would much rather tim scott, i think you would make a great vice president. same with nikki haley. but it looks like trump will be our candidate and that's where my vote is going to go. host: let's talk to lucretia in cocoa, florida. democrat. >> thank you for taking my call. these republicans say e

james. now this. sha mes.e for attorney general w york. and she made these promises to go after one man, one family, one organization. >> take a look . >> i will never be afraid to challenge this illegitimatet president when our fundamental rights are at stake. i believe that thestake. presidf these united states can be indicted for criminal offenses. well, feel him for us. >> so we're going to do we're going to be a real domain name for that man in the whitthe house who can't go a day without threatenin g t our fundamental rights. yes, we need to focus on donald we np and his abuses. we need to follow his money. we need to find out wherehe's he's laundered money. we need to find out whether or not he's engaged in conspiracyfo . >> it's important that everyone understand that the days of donald trump are coming to an en trump acomingd. i look forward to going into the the office of attorney general every day, going here defending rights and then going home. >> now, remember, ever sean: rym contract that donald trump had with these lenders,

james widen. that might be one of the reasons he got extend their lead to 5 4th chris paul w nice low 3 point play gets the friendly bounce. >> make three-point game. cp 3 had 17 off the bench with the 3 later on its latest comedy. he had pretty jump in the 17 points for warriors up one moments later, step corner. gives the fans courtside a little show. he was not done their best so good this it's and look at them doing a little cooler than even know what that is not going to try to do it. that was the dagger. 34.7, 3 pointers for steph warriors win one 21. 0, 9, they will head to denver to take on the defending nba champs on wednesday. 4 points. the niners were back on the practice field today after enjoying their bye week n newly acquired defensive end chase young within the house. >> for his first appearance in the red and gold look good young will be looked on to help bolster a defensive line that has been very underwhelming this season, especially with the hype they receive coming in him. and nick bosa will now form arguably the most talented ed rusher duo in the nfl n he knows both very well

happy thanksgiving to all, including the racist and incompetent attorney general of w rk state, letitia " "peekaboo" jamesmurder and violent crime flourish. >> weaponized. >>e is upset about -- >> allowed our country to go to hell. >> weaponized. rhinos. marxists, democrats. rhinos! >> happy thanksgiving, everybody. >> yeah. >> trump continued to rip biden on social media throughout the weekend while also mixing in attacks on "forbes," "the atlantic," and anyone who had endorsed his republican primary opponents. >> that's not thankful, is it? the thing is -- well, let's bring in people who elicited one of the rages by trump. >> shouldn't have done that. >> senior fellow pete -- >> it's amazing. >> people are usually enraged. you look at pete, and you're like, that's a guy that gets people, like, in the bar fights. >> just wait until you hear what he wrote. >> also, president of the national action network and host of msnbc's "politics nation," reverend al sharpton. and msnbc analyst, former senator, claire mccaskill. >> hey, claire. >> i don't want pete and i to start fighting off the bat, because he obvi

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. >> meanwhile, letitia james, who ran on destroying the trump company. g trump is the bully. >> mr. w trump obviouslyell, caf engage in all of these distractions and that what is what exactly ttraction what he , what he committed on the stand today, engaged in engaging in distractions and engaging in name calling. but i will not be bullied.i will i will not be harassed. hae will go on.arassed. >> harassment. well, that is an interesting>> , term because if i were trump,e i i'd get a restraining order on her wump i ge because she's n on his case for five years. >>ing orde so we've got to stane to the federal government. we've got to stand up to bullies. and we've got to stand up to ani administrationes which is too male to pay and to stand to male, to pale, to still saydo what you want about trump. the man is not too pale. joining us now, fox news legal editor carrie cooper. >> all right, carrie. re all right, carrie. is h it's the opposite. the ultimate bully in this entire case. and i think it's a fact that demonstrates that pretty well, is the fact that she'ss t been attending this

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james biden cutting a huge checks to joe bid biden. it all reeks of nothing but public corruption. that's why's w we call it the jy biden bribery and money laundering scandal . in alleiven the egregious nature the hese shady financial practices and the tarnished reputation of biden'sl prac weaponized and politicized doj, well, the justice departmenttitb they may just be looking for a sacrificial lamb. accog to fake news cnn,ial co the special counsel has now impaneled a grand juryunl no asi of their investigation into zero experience. expeunter an and they're now seg documents and testimony from in, includingesses joe biden's brother, james. remember, joe biden said to as a candidate, he said it as a president. i never once talked to my a hunter, my brother or anybody for that matter, about their farm businesn busines deals.seen and meanwhile, house republicans, they are seekin g an interviewy with hunter, so-called sugar brother guy by the nam e kevin morris, who always seems to rescue hunter whenever doll few million dollars here, a few million dollars there to pay his taxes or othero bills, or

york attorney general letitia james, who campaigned on going aftere i one man, donald trump, one family, the trump family t,p one organization, the trump organization is no w claiming that the trump organization, in fact, inflated the valueud of its assets in what is a big fraud scheme. now, scheme. at the center of ts trial is an insane ruling from a judge claiming that mar a lago in palm beach, that it'sc real value is only $18 million. >>e is all let's do a quick onen one on palm beach real estate. palm belook at this here.lot on we got a two acre wooded lot on the ocean. nute there's no building on it at all. 5 minutes away from mar-a-lagoao listed for a whopping $150 milln million. you got another empt dollarsy lt nearby. 2.3 acres on the ocean2. listed for $200 million. look at your screen. mar-a-lago is a 60,000 square foot, 58 bedroom, 33 bathroom,,3 mansion, historical location as such, with two clubs locatedn on 20 acres of prime palm beach real estate, with a unique position in that it has has property on the intracoastal side and on the ocean from side with a club associated with it. 2020 acres. >> okay, now this is what the judge wants you to

w will. andre >> listen, heather said that was a good one. and andrew mentionedting, i thia i mean, this is worse than you look at a transgender woma n ,perhaps lebron james, an he wants to join the wnba and a pretty high bar to beat in terms of cheating. but this ranks up there as one of them. let me let me can i say ita quot quote because didn't mention ith in the video. she said, i accept my actionslar that i did travel in the car and later completed the ruon ,crossing the finish line and receiving a trophy, which i did not return i did, as i shu have. >> you think you think you should returrn it?n. t. >> and she said, i didn't intend to cheat. she she said tha coet she was coerced into it by the driver who picked her up. shyou say that she hurt her leg, she got a lift, and the guyd said, no, go on and finish the race, honey. you can do it. and she finished third. terrible kidnapping. thirerrible!yes, kidnapped. >> she was kidnapped, i think. k i don'idt think she cheatede she technically, because she identifies as a ferrarfies as i >> but i don't think thisy anyt is necessarily her fault. i mean, how about the people that didn't say anythinghin whn a

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w can wethis isn't a political . it's important. >> but more of what you do when i think, you know, bring light to what police officers go through. >> our daily beating, which one is on? >> james's way of getting our stories out there is very positive for us. they actually put people ine our shoes so they can see what wsoe go through. >> there's a lot of things that go on that people don't see. ere's a s going i would say james patterson absolutely got it right. >> he's talkin g about, okay, we're not going to let you die . >> please welcome this year's back to the balloon recipient bestseller king authors many times over. >> james pattersons. u, thank thank you. why? hold it. what's your story? hold on. wow. the >> we're at the grand ole opry, man. god bless america.bles dolly parton gave me this jacket to wear. >> pretty nice, huh? >> i am humbled to be here representing half a million police officer s who protectr our sorry. i've been writing about the police for years froiting abm alex cross to the nonfiction walk the blue line. >> and what i've heard from officers over and over is thanks for telling our side of the story. story >> part of that story. >> part of that story i

w. bush state departments, elise jordan. former president emeritus of foreign relations, richard haass. and retired four star navy admiral james stavridis. chief international analyst for nbc news. >>> let's get to our top story. willie, take it away. >> let's begin with the high stakes meeting between president biden, chinese leader xi jinping, held in woodside, california, 35 miles south of san francisco, marking their first meeting in just over a year. xi was quoted through a translator as telling president biden, it is not an option for either country to turn its back on the other. also said, there is room enough to co-exist and both be successful. one country's success is an opportunity for the other. president biden said he secured agreements on three major issues, including an effort to reduce the direct shipment of fentanyl in all forms from china to the united states. president biden, importantly, also announced the two militaries will resume direct contact and communication, and that both nations will coordinate on risk and safety issues surrounding artificial intelligence. the president spoke afterward about the rel

w actually the meeting of 1787 of high crimes of is? >> this is robust words, many decades ago. what we do know, they were various terms that were offered and rejected. the most, james madison was uncomfortable with that. ic they were also uncomfortable so with limiting it to cheese and and bribery. >> it was never the liz i to beo limited. it was not professional with madison, madison would argue with that trust on trust is in a feasible offense. robustly paid for for many decades. we do know that ere >> if you look at the past impeachments, they have gone to the violation of public trust including the use of office to perpetuate false accounts or obstruct this body. >> agreed. impeachment is a mechanism of our congressional authorities, it is not a criminal proceeding. >> it is not. what i've said, is that i happen to believe you should start with the criminal code and look at things that would be crimes for others. those resonate the most. >> those code violations would be revealed through the investigative efforts of the rational endeavor to inquire into impeachable offenses. would you agree? >> that's right. >> moving quickly, the gentleman said there is no cre