wall street journal says that some of the bloodiest israeli attacks on the gaza strip have involved the use of big us-made bombs. another form of us assistance for israel of course comes in the form of diplomatic cover. the us has blocked several resolutions at un security council that would have necessitated a ceasefire to have urgent humanitarian aid reach the hundreds of thousands of palestinians who have been displaced by the israeli war. when severely weakened version of that resolution passed recently, it passed with a us abstention. it is easy to imagine the israeli arsenal drying up in the ongoing all-out war on gaza. previous wars have lasted for several days or... weeks only and america isn't hiding its near constant, near total replenishing of the israeli regime either, but if it is true that israel is fighting what is practically. american war with the american missiles and vehicles, guns and munitions, diplomatic cover and stone walling, what are the actual implications of the war over the united states? as the suffering in palestine continues to grow, america as well as is

paul beckett, from the "wall street journal." thank you. >> we really appreciate it. >> appreciate it. we'll be right back. >>> breaking news. the united states and the united kingdom have carried out a new round of strikes on houthi targets in yemen. let's get straight to oren lieberman at the penn. besides the fact that they're back, what more do we know? >> this round of strikes marks the aids time the u.s. has, the eighth time they've attacked targets. it is only the second time the u.s. and u.k. backed by a number of other countries including the netherlands, bahrain and australia have carried out attacks. here, not quite as large as the first round of strikes. the u.s. says they've targeted eight different sites used for underground storage as well as locations associated with the missile and air defense and surveillance capabilities. so you see the target list widening here. not just antiship missiles and cruise missiles which is what the u.s. has gone after to disrupt in the red sea and the gulf of adan as they try to dis

did the same thing this summer when bjorn lomborg published denying editorial pages of the wall street journal, the murdoch owned wall street journal. i'll just say that because the there is a global empire, news corp empire that has sort of almost single promoted this sort of misinformation and disinformation. the world, including united states. so they regularly publish this informative pieces by people like bjorn lomborg. in this summary wrote a piece saying, oh, well you know, these wildfires have nothing to do with global warming. they did publish my letter to the editor. i even managed to sneak in the title of my book came on. they let me get away with that and and i quoted because you only get about 100 words bjorn you know, 700 words if you're lucky. if they give you 100 words, i simply quoted piece that had appeared a week earlier on the news pages, the wall street journal, because their news is actually quite objective. it's straight up news reporting. and so i just quoted the title of an article that basically you know unpleasant warming leading to massive wildfires and it contradic

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here's the wall street journal yesterday.that these casualties are the result of the president's policy choices, the biotin has tolerated more than 150 iranian proxy attacks on u.s. forces in the middle east october. why is this president not responding in kind. >> i don't need access to highly classified intelligence, and the specific incident anyway, we know iran is the root cause of evil puppeteer behind all of this they supply them with equipment, the command-and-control, the funding and these are the targets that we should be looking to attack now to reduce the ability of iran it is proxies to carry out these attacks against the u.s. personnel in our partners and allies in the region. iran is behind this and until we basically acknowledge this and confront this and have a confrontation with iran, these kind of attacks are going to continue and everybody worries about escalation but i would say the risk of escalation is greater when the response is not forceful enough than what it is. maria: the drone from iran was invade

a wall street journal report says that the united states has given israel range of munitions. includingve involved the use of big us-made bombs. another. form of us assistance for israel, of course comes in the form of diplomatic cover. the us has blocked several resolutions at the un security council that would have necessitated a ceasefire to have urgent humanitarian aid reach the hundreds of thousands of palestinians who have been displaced by the israeli war. when severely weakened version of that resolution passed recently, it passed with a us abstention. it is easy. to imagine the israeli arsenal drying up in the ongoing all-out war on gaza, previous wars have lasted for several days or weeks only, and america isn't hiding its near constant, near total replenishing of the israeli regime either, but if it is true that israel is fighting what is practically an american war, with the american missiles and vehicles, guns and munitions, diplomatic cover and stone walling, what are the actual implications? the war for the united states. as the suffering in palestine continues to grow, a

the "wall street journal" says not love this.es about the real world impact o r -- i think we have to put this in some context and biden administration does not talk about it. liquid oil production is at record highs, the u.s. is setting records as number one producer of liquid natural gas in the world. biden is saying and i think he's saying to that young voter cohort, shannon, we care about climate change, the united states. "wall street journal" business would say, wait a second. with they are very intent in this political year in sending a political message. >> shannon: senator jack reid says this will increase supply of domestic national gas. >> right, that is important right now in the economy and with americans not feeling or saying they are not feeling effect of booming economy. to juan's point, i think this is definitely a way for the biden administration to galvanize that young voter base. that is part of this coalition biden relied on to get electd and democrat rely on that are breaking from him. it is serious. we see

elon musk's reported drug use by the wall street journal is worrying tesla and spacex board members. street journal cited anonymous sources and witnesses. now they have a big decision, whether to do anything about it with elon musk and the financial or legal risk that reporting could pose to those companies. caroline: let's dive deeper into that story. deep -- these are serious allegations and the quandary left of the board members, it is a failure one, what to do if anything about musk, about legal and financial repercussions and what it means for his companies he manages. we are pleased to have, one of the members of the elon. musk podcast reports by the journal that musk has been using lsd, cocaine, psychedelic mushrooms. elon musk himself has come out on his own social media platform. what do you say? >> he sort of swung in various directions and sometimes he said whatever i'm taking, i should continue taking it, basically pointing to the performance, and also the fact that a lot of the stuff or some of it has happened more or less in the open. he smoked marijuana on joe rogan's

we love "the wall street journal" and great for "the wall street journal" and love more and on this subject much. yesterday is editorial and today's kim stausel. there's no rational for her presidential run and there's no core issues and, i mean, years ago, the other one was cutting taxes and big tax cut and recently, you know, drain the swam, that's been tram and kim says for example is and talks about nikki haley's promise to fix the economy and plan to beat china and no plan and strengthen the cause of freedom but no plan. she'll say pro boarder and pro shot and pro american and flushes out nothing and no policy development in her campaign. and the flat tax one of many and what is she running on? >> well, that's why neither she or governor desantis able to get real traction and i don't like trump. fine. offering a rational and had a bumper sticker, what would you put for nikki haley and ronald reagan rebuilding the military and say thing. what was their rational. what was their big issue and did she embrace and he is say what we're doing and beating the unions that just wrecked the educa

one particularly owedus appeared in the pro-pollute caterwaul wall street -- polluter "wall street journalrial page. it was written in "the wall street journal" editorial page by mr. david rivkin. mr. rivkin is described as follows by "the wall street journal." mr. rivkin served at the justice department and the white house counsel's office and the reagan and george h.w. bush administrations, period. but he's done so much more. for instance, he is leonard leo's personal lawyer. this guy, with what my office refers to as the leo bug of phony front groups, has this guy who authored "the wall street journal" as his personal lawyer. rivkin is the same guy who a smontszs back -- months back gave leonard leo -- to justify alito's travel on a private jet accompanied by, oh, leonard leo, no less. and he's the same guy who in a current case before the supreme co court, before alito, who has not recused himself, is attempting to secure a tax giveaway for billionaires. rivkin's cosigner, mr. andrew grossman, is described as a senior legal fellow at the buckeye institute and an adjunct scholar at the

a classified report quoted by the wall street journal says, how mazda sewell functioning at a high level. after months of fighting, mom involved ripple easily the army has used some of the most destructive missiles fifths to pierce deep below ground or east of thieves, entire blocks. the impact on building roads activity in life has been domestic. but on how much that is on this, on searching of to month, so full, there's a growing belief that easily weapons are less effective against thomas by october 7. how much, how to co group of $30000.00 fighters is what i have says. it has killed up to 9000 of them since there was no way to verify any of those vegas. how much does it to notice the number of its fights this or each desktop, leaving the mazda for guest wick. but destiny of the much between these are the speakers and us intelligence estimates quoted by the wall street journal us by agency say, is all you have so far kim to 20 to 30 percent of how much fight is. which means about 75 percent of the how much false is this to, in fact, that's decidedly less than the worse declared a, the

yeah, i think you could consider it that in particularly because the source is the wall street journal, which is known conduite for the intel community, and i would... rather suspect their sort of saying, hey guys, you're not exactly running away with victory on this one, and the longer and of course the sub the subset of this, the other issue is the fact that israel as a country respected or not respected by the rest of the world, is definitely deep on the non-respected side, and the longer the killing goes on, and and the more visible it becomes, it's israel is going to be more in a hole on this, of course the united states will be right down there digging too uh and and biden is at least somewhat right in saying that the two-state solution which most most critics would or observers would say is is dead in the water uh is still something that should be striven for that is it is until the palestinians have a state where they have sovereignty and they don't have israeli road blocks and israeli. going into the towns of villages and shooting people at random uh, this thing will never be

the wall street journal writes that investors are feeling optimistic about the stock market for the new good morning to you. despite the gloomy predictions the wall street journal talks about this that we began 2023 that markets had a manner year, a lot of that was a.i. and a lot was a magnificent seven, what you expecting for this year, can we do a repeat? >> certainly we could do a repeat. i think investors should expect the unexpected, certainly it makes sense that people have a bullish outlook and pretty confident based on how the end of the year of 2023 went but i think it's really important for people to be positioned always somewhat defensively at least part of their portfolio. certainly in our portfolio and our crypto holdings are largest tech holdings and long-term position. at the same time with respect to the fed and rates were not as confident as the market seems to be in the dot plot seems to indicate that the fed is going to be so aggressive in cutting rates during the year, there are certain data points at the fed is going to want to look at such as unemployment rate, inf

the wall street journal editorial if not quite that same same care. oh, carbon. yeah.c. back here. yeah. a question for you apart from missing information or disinformation or or tricks, are there any credible analyzes that go the other direction. and if so, what's the most persuasive? what's what would you counter with as to why we should not be persuaded by that argument? as i say, the most persuasive argument of of the most persuasive or most credible analysis against your correct t. okay, fair enough. you know, we'll start with, you know, warming will be good for us. okay. warming be good for us. and this is one that i tackle cy you know 100 million years ago co2 were much higher than they are true the planet was much warmer than it today. there was no ice either. the dinosaurs seemed happy, you know roaming the polar regions of the planet. so what's so about warmth? well. okay that was 100 million years ago. and what did that carbon cycle that i was talking about gradually, that carbon beneath the over 100 million years took over 100 million years. life can adjust

the exploding middle east is what the "wall street journal" editorial page is calling the greatest crisis that faces the biden presidency. and now the president says that he's ready to make his move in response. >> martha: we'll see says the president and the commander-in-chief. so there you have it. retaliation plan is in motion. when and how are the questions. one thing was clear. i think we are now up to 166 including the attack that is just been reported late this afternoon on u.s. bases and interests in the middle east. it was a matter of when our service men and women would become the target of these casualties. relentless attacks throughout the entire region on our interests. so now three people, three u.s. service men proudly serving this country and women, two of them are women, i should say, have been hit and killed. the parents of army sergeant kennedy sanders, one of the three kills in jordan say that they're still in shock. >> reality probably won't set in until we actually travel to receive her remains. that's the time that i'm really not looking forward to i'm dreading it a

cheryl: i want to bring in james freeman from the wall street journal, he's on set here. i'm wondering what more we can do. you mentioned how effective those pre-biden sanctions were. iran saw a real problem in their economy with their currency. if you bring those back, are there other items on the menu on the economic end that we could be doing if the white house chose to? >> yeah, so estimates are that iran has probably got $100 billion thanks to biden policies. we have sanctions on iran. we have sanctions on iran's ability to sell oil. the biden administration refuses to enforce it. they're letting iran sell the oil. because the price of oil doubled since the trump era when we were producing american oil and natural gas, iran has had a windfall of profits. the other thing is we've had direct pay. the biden administration has done direct payments to iran. we paid for hostage release and unfroze funds. iran has a $100 billion war chest to you attack american interests and allies' interests throughout the region. shut that stuff down. that will take a while. what you can

thing you can do is to do illegal drugs is to do legal drugs with somebody who will tell the wall street journalto the wall street journal but offense to, who did they talk to? that person did drugs. why were you at that party? >> greg: i think it's jealousy. they weren't invited to the party where they were doing psychodelic drugs, purely for therapeutic purposes i might add. just being approved in clinical trials for vet wraps with ptsd. thought i would throw that in there tyler. if you're going to go after billionaires that are using drugs, jeff bezos, have you seen his biceps? have you seen his pecs? it's kind of obvious who's doing the drugs. >> tyler: yeah and he laughs like every stoner, ha ha ha ha. also my tucker carlson laugh, it's both. ha ha ha ha. >> greg:. >> greg: that is a beautiful tucker carlson. >> tyler: everybody at one point in life has hit a bong or joint and gone, you know, we should live on mars. but musk kept hitting it and he's like, i'm going to figure out how to do it. some big thrusters and i'm going to build a big factory and he actually did it. so let him have it,

let's read the wall street journal. washington's impasse over us policy on the southern border is beginning to be reflected on the battlefield in ukraine, where kiev's troops are running low on ammunition and the pentagon says it can't provide more without emptying its own arsenal. in recent weeks, the pentagon has run out of money to send large quantities of equipment and ammunition at a time when russia has stepped up its ground, missile and drone attacks on ukraine. the white house has asked for $45 billion in... security assistance funding for ukraine, but senate republicans are demanding changes to border policy in return. if congress doesn't approve additional funding, the white house could either dive into the pentagon's arsenals with no guarantee that the equipment will be replaced, or leave ukraine rely on its own small arms industry and european allies. without an influx of weapons and ammunition, ukraine could soon find itself in a difficult situation. ukrainian generals are ill-prepared to defend a... 900 km

and i want to add no economic model, whether the fed, cbo or professional forecasters survey "wall street journal. the wall street consensus or me. expected stronger growth with lower inflation in last 6 months. so let's talk about it with steve moore. and host of moore money. and great steve forbes. editor in chief of author of inflation, what it is. and how to fix it. steve moore, objectively, this was a year where almost everyone in the world from highest to lowest expected a slow, slow growth or a recession. and a lot stickier inflation than we got. and the last 6 months, have been you know, semi eur euphoric. now bidens a story biden giving up on bidenomics. the public does not like it. why is it? how did this custo cut -- this outcome that no model predicts happen. >> by the way, i want to congratulate you, first time in history of american tv you have a u.s. senator on air with u.s. house representative, that never happens. >> we did it. >> economy is better, i was not one of those economists on wall street said, we would have a recession for the record, you know you have an amazing privat

i re the wall street journal religiously every morning. i read saturday, and twice on sunday. molly: are you proposing a more robust public funding model for media? sen. manchin: what was the model before truth? there was a bill before you could not say anything you wanted to in the news. cable news sprung up after that was taken out. molly: anybody have a question for the senator? if not, i am happy to continue to grill him. over here. there is a microphone coming your way. >> i've always admired your common sense. i am a canadian married to an american and my kids live down here. we have met before. i wanted to get your view on north american economic resilience and strength, given that our continent is probably best position to power the global economy and shape the global economy together. whether you are running or not running, what would be your areas of focus in terms of ensuring we have economic strength in this part of the world? sen. manchin: we have to work so hard on mexico it is unbelievable. i'm really concerned about mexico. there will be a lot of investment, i

here's the headline from "the wall street journal" and other papers -- "u.s.ha expectations." cond, "u.s. economy boomed in 2023." third, "u.s. economy grew at a shocking pace." i love "shocking pace." my favoritis from "the wall street journal" -- "what recession?" by the way, the economic growth is stronger than we had during the trump administration. my predecessor recently said he was actually hoping for the economy to crash. can you believe it? he said he hopes it happens soon while i'm still president. that's what he is hoping for. thanks to the american people, american now has the strongest growth, the lowest inflation rate of any major economy in the world. because of you. we obviously have more work to do, but we are makingore progress, building the economy from the middle out and bottom up, not from the top down. i was rais in a household, nice home, three bedrooms in a new development of homes in suburbia. for kids and a grandpa livg with us, but economics did not trickle down much toy dad's kitchen table. when we work from the middle out and bottom up, the middle c

>> "wall street journal" is doing research on it. i like it. got the riz. we called this sequay, bring that back. >> i don't understand any words, you have teenage daughters. >> kennedy: no, they speak in pig latin around me on purpose and use words i don't know. one time i left the house in a gucci sweater. she is like, you are flexing, no, i'm not. >> are you flexing right now? >> paul: i'm well past my sell-by date. talk to the hand. who let the dogs out. >> that was never cool, paul. >> talk to the hand, if i had somebody say that to me. goodbye felicia. >> i like the lingo, helps us connect to children. when should you take down holiday decorations? is everyone seems to have their own answer to this annual question. experts offer choices. first, new year's day, january 6. no to that. any time before february or whenever your tree says it is time to go. i say sometime in april. that is my go. i decorate my tree with every holiday, valentine's decorations, st. patrick's day and easter. >> 12 days of christmas ends january 5 or 6, most people remove on th

the classified report crises by the wall street journal, a mass is still function that the high level of to months of world and how much longer pulse easily the army has used. some of the most destructive missiles fifths to p. a deep below ground or east of the res entire blocks. the impact on buildings, roads, activity in life, has been by magic. but on how much that is on this, on searching of to month. so full. there's a growing belief. that is, why is weapons are less effective against thomas? by october 7. how much, how to coal group of $30000.00 fighters is what he says. it has killed up to $9000.00 of them since. and there's no way to verify if any of the c gets, how much does it to notice the number of its fighters or each desktop, leaving the model for guess wic. but that's the of the a much between is because as us intelligence estimates quoted by the wall street journal us by agencies say, is all you have so far kim to 20 to 30 percent of how must fight as which means about 75 percent of the how much false is this to, in fact, that's decidedly less then the worse declared a

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here is the headline from "the wall street journal."n a state where democrats took control of the legislature in november following a campaign that focused on the issue of abortion access, this was the president yesterday at that rally in virginia. [video clip] >> pres. biden: did anyone think this is where america was going in 2024? i could go on. look, let there be no mistake. the person most responsible for taking away this spirit in america is donald trump. listen to what he says. trump says he is proud he overturned roe v. wade. he said there has to be punishment for women exercising reproductive freedom. he describes his job decision as a miracle, but for women in america it is a nightmare. let us be clear what trump is bragging about. the reason there are 21 states where abortion bans in effect, made with no exception for rape or incest is donald trump. the reason women are being forced to travel out of state -- [crowd chants "four more years"] pres. biden: this is going to go on for a while. the reason women are being forced to

"the wall street journal" editorial page has it right. right there, not chairman mccaul because he's -- he's fought like hell for ukraine, but you're looking right there at a speaker who is going to be responsible for a saigon-like collapse of ukraine. if other party members don't save him from himself. >> this is the biggest accomplishment of the decade for our partners and allies in europe, for peace in europe and to just stop now? we knew it would get hard. everyone talked about, especially in the beginning months of this war, that it was not going to be easy, quick. it was going to take a long time. >> who would have guessed it would have come from the party of reagan? and david, we also have in the middle east, we have bill burns, the president's closer going in trying to make a deal between israel and hamas. >> for hostages. >> or actually qatar when it comes to hostages. what's going on there? >> so joe, i'm glad you used the term president biden's closer to describe bill burns, the man who titled his own memoir "the back channel"

there is the story in the wall street journal taking a look at the majority in the house and the 2024 election. both republicans and democrats the realistic path to when control of the house of representatives in which a handful of close races will tip the ballot in the chamber. they talked with david wasserman with the cook political report which says house elections is one of the most suspenseful once we have seen yet in the race. republicans narrow control of the house sets up a barn burner in 2024. in lincoln, nebraska, democratic color. caller: thank you for taking my call. the economy, i think it is slowly getting better. it's starting to warm up. it's like turning on the shower, things are cold at first but they are going to warm up. then i think that is because of biden. i like the insulin cap, you can think democrats and progressives for that. i think we need to lower the cost of medical care and prescriptions. i think it's time for universal health care. the whole thing with the economy and crime. i think this might be an issue. i don't have a problem with immigrants coming

this is "the wall street journal" eder to. -- edtorial.s lobby wants the tax breaks and some in congress want them as well. but these ought to stand and fall on their merit new york city on a political trade that will do more harm than good i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from missouri. mr. smith: mr. speaker, this legislation strengthens our work force. i ask unanimous consent to submit for the record this report from experts at the joint committee on taxation, confirming that the child tax credit changes will have a net positive effect on jobs and work force participation. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. smith: i yield 30 seconds to the gentleman from utah, mr. moore. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for 30 seconds. mr. moore: thank you. i rise in strong support of the relief for american workers act of 024. not a lot of legislation actually affects every single american. today we get a chance to actually pass a piece that does. we hear a lot of -- folks back h

the wall street journal also announced based on a confidential report: america believes that tel aviv has only been able to remove 20-30% of hamas forces after 3 months of attack . the wall street journal considered this statistic to be a sign of the failure to destroy hamas. the confidential report also states: hamas forces are ambushing the zionist army units by changing their methods . and they are hidden after the execution of the operation. reduction of flights at zionist airports after al-aqsa storm operation. reuters news agency announced that in the last two months of last year, the number passengers from or to occupied palestine decreased by more than 70% and foreign airlines canceled some of their flights. tel aviv authorities financial loss of the regime. so far, thousands of businesses near the southern borders of lebanon have been closed due to the fear of hezbollah attacks. the arabic language website wala also wrote that the plan to evacuate another 100,000 residents of the northern regions is currently being implemented due to the possibility of conflict with hezbollah

the wall street journal, citing a confidential report, stated that the united states believes that tel aviv was only able to eliminate 20 to 30 percent of hamas forces after three attacks. the wall street journal considered this statistic to be a sign of the failure to destroy hamas. in this confidential report, it is also stated that hamas forces, by changing their methods , ambush the units of the zionist regime and hide after the operation. the islamic resistance of iraq once again targeted two us military bases in syria on saturday evening. iraqi resistance announced the base. american soldiers in an oil field in deir zor province and another occupation base in the city of ashdadi in eastern syria were targeted by drone strikes. since the beginning of the attacks of the zionist regime and the gaza strip until now, and in response to washington's support for tel aviv, the islamic resistance of iraq has carried out numerous attacks on american military bases in iraq and syria. in response to the zionist military drone attack on southern lebanon, lebanon's hezbollah targeted the milit

the wall street journal said this mental be sentenced tomorrow but mr.ittlejohn does not dispute he stole the attackers to give the file to the "new york times" progressive website pro public up his lawyers decided the american public had a right to know the presidents tax information. will you be at that sentencing tomorrow? what would you like to see? looks i am going to be there. he released my tax return he intentionally took the job to rtrulystrums tax return. he did over 7500 people he is going to plead guilty to one case. this is an example of the justice department oh if you do something against republicans who cares if heavy-duty goods democrats that's bad i could do it against republicans will do it give you a slap on the wrist progress will follow that case senator scott thank you for your time. >> thanks. shannon: up next move more republicans line up behind the former president nikki haley rakes in the cash after president trump registered those who donate to her campaign. we will see if she has a genuine path forward. that is next. ( ♪ ) (

the wall street journal 's images of the ruins of gaza.ording to this american media, 70% of residential units in gaza were destroyed or damaged. 70%. of the 439,000 houses in gaza, a report published by the times of israel, the zionists' own media. the bombardment of gaza by the zionists has entered its fourth month. yet there are 14 mosques and 3 ancient churches in this city. the most important one is the jame mosque in gaza, which is 1500 years old. he erases the bathroom and these symbols because he does not want the people of gaza to be related to their historical identity and heritage. the rockets also destroyed thousands of residential and property registration documents belonging to palestinians. israel. since the beginning of the war, israel has dropped bombs equivalent to two atomic bombs on the gaza strip. according to military analysts, in just seven weeks, the amount of destruction we witnessed in northern gaza is almost equivalent to the bombs dropped on german cities during world war ii. has been the zionists, khan yunus, d

host: vivian salama, national security reporter for the wall street journal. street journal.pan washington journal. coming up, christy houlahan, an air force veteran and member of the intelligence committee stus the drone attack on u.s. forces in jordan, immigration and border security and immigration to ukraine and israel. and then an expert talks about recent polling showing more than a quarter of adults in the united states are religiously unaffiliated. c-span's "washington journal" join in live thursday morning on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile app or online at c-span.org. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. funded by these television companies and more, including mediacom. >> we believe whether you live here or right here, or way out in the middle of anywhere, you should have access to fast, reliable internet. that's why we're leading the way and taking to you 10-g.

the wall street journal calls it a tectonic shift.se in demand for passenger cars running on gasoline; demand for them has increased in russia, the publication notes. in parallel with the demand for... tires, the presence of dealer centers that sell chinese tires is increasing. cars, according to auto opening data, now out of more than 3,500 official car dealerships, more than 2.0 are from brands from the prc. there is no need to be afraid of the expansion of the chinese automobile industry. according to analysts, russia will develop its own production using existing facilities, including car factories that have left western asian brands from russia. enterprises are working. experts believe that the coming year should bring even more sales. the development of our own production, together with the growth of car loans and real incomes of people, are able to reach new pre-covid heights. we will tell you everything about the elections in russia in detail, it is not difficult to understand them, it is important, it is honestly convenient,

$70 billion in cover child tax credits and tax breaks for businesses from 2023 - 2025 but the wall street journalditorial board is calling your plan lousy and a huge policy victory for democrats, how do you respond to the criticism. >> i would say they're completely wrong i appreciate the wall street journal but they got this wrong, this bill if you read the language of the law it is pro-growth, pro-worker, pro-american supports families, small businesses and help sharpen our competitive advantage with china and it boost innovation, the three provisions of trump's tax cuts that of expired research and development for one will create more than $70 billion in investment in our country, helping 21 million jobs the interest deduction that will help small businesses struggling from increased interest-rate that will add more than 867,000 new jobs along with $58 billion in additional money for workers as take on salaries and you 100% expense that will create a $400 billion economic advantage creating 73000 new jobs that is pro-growth and exactly what we need to push back against biden's crazy economy. c

assets of the extra-budgetary european fund. plus up to 5 billion annually from 24 to 27, the wall street journalorts this with reference to the draft document: these funds will also be used to compensate countries that will provide military assistance to kiev, the rest of the money will pay for preparation costs ukrainian military in the eu. defense in big quotes, why the military doctrines of individual countries are aggressive in nature, attraction, power and desire. rules the world, the us belief in exceptionalism, the constant search for enemies, as well as the belarusian development strategy in key documents, feel the difference in understandable politics, watch today after the panorama. unfortunately, we are back in the days of military power. became the main argument in building interstate relations. mass protests continue unabated in germany railway workers are preparing for the start of a nationwide strike. trade unions are seeking higher wages for drivers and a reduction in the length of the working week. the action will begin tomorrow evening, from 2:00 am on wednesday all work of the

according to the wall street journal, british authorities rejected the idea before officially proposing it to tokyo. it is known that they considered the possibility of using japanese 155 mm artillery ammunition. however, the specific reasons why london backed off have not been disclosed. according to the publication, the japanese government also refused to comment on the situation. and norway is tightening its admission rules. stay for refugees from ukraine. the authorities justify their decision by saying that all asylum seekers, regardless of nationality, should have equal rights. now ukrainian refugees will not be able to receive, for example, financial support if they live not in reception centers, on their own. moreover, the number of dental services for them will be reduced. residence rules will be tightened for recipients of one-time benefits. adaptation benefits for spouses and cohabitants without children are also being cut, and to... receive economic assistance at the birth of a child, you now need to live in norway for more than a year. how ukrainian intelligence services, l

everything was revealed thanks to a publication in the wall street journal.s presented these masterpieces to the head of the russian spiritual mission, episcopal porfiry. he bequeathed them to the kiev theological academy, which was located in the lavra. and already in soviet times, the icons were transferred for temporary storage to the kiev museum of art. how did it happen that masterpieces. misappropriated the loover, the head of our european bureau , anastasia popova, found out. there are only 2 days left until the louvar sends five rare icons taken from ukraine to its storerooms until better times. or rather, the exhibits are at risk become part of the permanent exhibition of the famous french museum. in 2027 , a new department of byzantine and eastern christian art will be opened there. its director does not hide his satisfaction in an interview with the wall street journal. in may 2023, in an atmosphere of utmost secrecy, they were sent under military escort to france through poland and germany in specially built air-conditioned containers. no one outs

a wall street journal report says that the united states has given israel range of munitions, including so-called bunkerbuster bombs for its war in gaza. it said us arms shipments to israel since the start of the war included 15,000 bombs and 57. 155 mm artillery shells, mostly carried on c-17 military cargo planes. wall street journal says that some of the bloodiest israeli attacks on the gaza strip have involved the use of big us-made bombs. another form of us assistance for israel of course comes in the form of diplomatic cover. the us has blocked several resolutions at the un security council that would have necessitated se fire to have urgent humanitarian aid reach the hundreds of thousands of palestinians who have been displaced by the israeli war. when a severely weakened version of that resolution passed recently, it passed with a us abstention. it is easy to imagine the israeli arsenal drying up in the ongoing all-out war on gaza. previous wars have lasted for several days or weeks only, and america isn't hiding its near constant, near total replenishing of the israeli regime e

wall street journal's pictures are from the ruins of gaza. according to this american media, 70 % of residential units in gaza have been destroyed or damaged. a report published by the times of israel, the media of the zionists. gaza bombing it has entered its fourth month by the zionists. so far, 14 mosques and three ancient churches have been destroyed in this city. the most important one is the gaza community mosque, which is 1500 years old. historical baths and museums and more than a hundred government buildings were not spared from the bombings. what is happening in gaza is a cultural genocide that destroys the history, identity and heritage of the people of gaza. israel erases these symbols because it does not want the people of gaza to be associated with their historical identity and heritage. the rockets also destroyed thousands of residential and property registration documents belonging to palestinians. is at the time of world war ii on germany's cities have fallen. the zionists, khan younes in al-labla by zeitun jabalia shikhar. w