and that's the last thing that we wanted this to now just talk about this wall street journal article. rather, we want to keep the conversation going centered about our citizen brothers that are as a uh, the wall street journal. i bet. and the only one that has come out this has been pretty controversial and has been making the rounds of the new york times. recently publish an opinion piece by thomas friedman. now this one was called understanding the middle east through the animal kingdom. i can see by your facial expressions of how you feel about it. probably about friedman for the, the us as the old line and the king of the middle east jungle. and he also compared iran to a parasitic wasps. and him as to a trap door spider that digs tunnels and leaves in wait when you hear rhetoric like that, we hear language like that. how does it affect you? how does it affect the community? this sends a message that a and t out of bigotry that a sama fob. yeah. but these are acceptable forms of, of, of hate. cuz i'm not sure to what other can infinity. so it's headlines would be acceptable . you

and so if you looked at my message following the wall street journal, you know, the president tweeted, you know, kind of condemning to wall street journal indirectly. and my comments were the, i was glad to see the that the president recognize us. but i think it's equally important to recognize the climate that was established that permitted such a piece to come out to begin with. when you have the press secretary, when you have the various books, people for the various federal departments coming forward denying how many palestinians had been killed. speaking of, of, of thousands of been killed simply as civilian casualties. when you speak of ukrainians. you advertise, you showing motion when we speak about a policy needs this callous. it's cold on that as to this type of environment and fuels. this type of rhetoric. and so, yes, it happened under president donald trump, but we're seeing it also happened under current president. bite in your state of michigan is a battle ground state, and it's a state that help president biden when the election in 2020, in a pretty tight campaign agai

"the wall street journal" says, they've chosen to keep the border open for another year by saying no wall street journal" editorial page is saying, even the toughest border restrictionists could even dream of getting three months ago what they're getting now. yet, they're saying no. in the time of crisis, when the crisis at the border is the worst that it's been, republicans are at the gates and they're keeping them pulled open, to keep the fentanyl flooding in, to keep the illegal immigrants flooding in. we saw what happened in new york city with just the flood of migrants coming into the united states, cities not being able to handle it. people along the border not being able to handle it. and we have a solution. we have a solution. mike johnson goes, "no, thank you." >> no, thank you. is that how he says it? >> no, thank you. >>> the other issue is the economy. despite a robust jobs report and soaring stock market, president biden continues to face headwinds when it comes to convincing voters the u.s. economy is strong. while the price of gasoline has dropped, groceries are still

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 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... missiles and vehicles, guns and munitions, and diplomatic cover and stone walling. what are the actual implications of the war for the united states? as the suffering in palestine continues to grow, america as well

he came to the wall street journal in 1999, which is where i first got to meet him. and since he's taken on some of the world's most challenging assignments covering wars and other conflicts in iraq, pakistan, libya, yemen somalia, liberia, as well as and palestine. he returned to his native ukraine in early 2022, just few weeks before the russian invasion. and as you'll see from his book, from his comments tonight, traveled as far as anyone, possibly could to uncover stories that no one else has told. yaroslav will be interviewed tonight. osma khan, who joined us on the phone as full time journalism faculty member three years ago, just shortly before she won the pulitzer prize for international reporting that prizes for her series the new york times the civilian casualty files, which was the culmination of more five years of reporting, including investigation, insights in iraq, syria and afghanistan, as well as more than 1300 military records that obtained in legal battles with the pentagon asma and yaroslav. we'll chat for around 45 minutes, after which we'll take

we're not totally at fault with the "wall street journal." this is a spy in terms of the "wall street journal," and the ukrainians are the aggressor. we're willing to make a deal if you guys are reasonable. i think the propaganda piece to the west and russia is putin is ready to make a deal and he's not the only player at the table. it's up to the americans too. >> susan, this part of the interview that putin told tucker carlson talking about the situation in ukraine and where it goes and potentially how it ends. listen to this. >> this endless mobilization in ukraine, the hysteria, the domestic problems. sooner or later, it will result in agreement. you know, this probably sounds strange given the current situation. but the relations between the two peoples will be rebuilt anyway. it will take a lot of time, but they will heal. >> that was really striking to me, and i wonder what struck you when you heard it. >> well, look. yeah, sure, vladimir putin is open to a deal, to the extent that ukraine and the west should capitulate to all of his de

the "wall street journal" article blames donald trump and says trump's trying to blame the republican don't like the maga gop. maybe they don't. maybe they haven't for a very long time. voters know the impeachment of mayorkas won't do a lick of good at the border. watching the gop house, they see nothing but grandstanding, internal fighting and an inability to put together a majority for anything but gestures. mike johnson, we're looking at you. the border is wide open right now. we've had a crisis there since donald trump became president. of course when obama and biden were in the white house, illegal border crossings hit a 50-year low. the crisis at the border since donald trump became president has gotten worse. you actually have a republican conservative james lankford along with joe biden saying we've got a deal to close the southern border. >> we gave you what you wanted. >> but border cynicism costs the gop. democrat tom suozzi backs a border deal and takes a house seat because of it. >> joining is jen psaki and doug brinkley. jonathan lemire is still with us. what else would

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that is why the wall street journal endorsed the bill the headline this morning reads quotes a border security built worth passing the senate has reformed trump never came close to getting that's a quote from the journal. this bill would also just two important priorities. first provides urgent funding for ukraine i'm wearing my ukraine tie and i have been wearing they are in dire straits right now defending themselves against a russian onslaught, brutal conquest the clock is ticking. every week, every month that passes without new eight ukraine needs fewer artillery shells fewer defense systems, fewer to defend against the russian onslaught. just what potent ones. putin once. ukrainians are fighting bravely many of you look around the room and have followed me in this for a long time. i pull together a coalition of over 50 nations on the phone talking to these leaders. we unified and they don't remember when we first came to office they are altogether and increase the size of nato. we cannot walk away now. that is what putin is betting on. supporting this bill is standing up to putin

in fact, we worked with the "wall street journal" to inform government agencies that their sites were indeed activating tiktok web tracking pixels without their knowledge. so inwl march of 2023, less thaa year ago, tiktok was collecting user data on approximately 7.5% of all of these business and government websites that looked at. by december of 23 the presence of tiktok pixels increased by 75% on financial services and banking sites rising from five to 8.5% of all site and increase by 178% 178% on healthcaree provider websites rising from two to 5% in just nine months. so while tracking pixels collect data for legitimate purposes, that collected data can also be used for illegitimate and defer purposes including spying ininterference in elections, spreading campaign ads and illegal surveillance. for instance, tiktok tracking pixels eyesight of the loaded on webpages where users enter their logins, passwords, you know, schedule a doctor's appointment or renew license or buy an airline ticket amongst any other things. and tiktok sees everything that users enter into those online forms

this is from the wall street journal this morning -- more there in the wall street journal if you want to read about that. kentucky, independent line. caller: good morning to you. i've got a couple of questions in a couple of comments. they are concentrating on this border and giving money to ukraine and i've heard it till i'm about blue in the face but the one thing you're not stressing his social security. they don't talk about social security like they talk about ukraine in the border. we've got people here on social security that can't even make ends meet. and everything. we need help. people on social security need some help badly. some of them have to pay their own medicine, they have to do without medicine and pay their rent and it's getting really tough for us people on social security or retired military. i've run into some military people that are homeless. now they have this stuff in kentucky. they want to arrest homeless people. i can think of better things to pass a bill on than beating up on people that's trying to make something of themselves. host: let's hear from mason

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this is "the wall street journal" eder to. -- edtorial.he business 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 -- fo

the wall street journal was correct in saying this had the strictest migration policies they have seen in decades. that is accurate. because the crisis is so severe. in december, we saw thousands of individuals crossing illegally into arizona every single day. even just yesterday, over 6500 individuals came through our ports of entry, and between our points of entry, illegally, just yesterday. if my bill were law, none of that would be happening because the border would be shut down right now. we are in a different situation than we have been in the past. this is a border security bill and not an immigration package. what is hard for me to understand, why individuals have chosen not to move forward on a package that they have demanded. a package which creates, as you said, some of the strictest migration policies in decades. one could ask, what is the motivation to i don't know what it is. what i can tell you is this, we have a clear choice about whether or not to secure the border. many colleagues have said today that they do not have an interest in doing so. make no mistake, jake, i

uh- a wall street journal investigation says that two separate teams here from meta raised alarms about this issue inside of internal reports. this comes after they found that hundreds of what the company calls parent managed miner accounts were using the subscription feature to sell exclusive content not available to nonpaying followers. the report says the content frequently featured young girls in bikinis and leotards, and it was sold to an audience that was overwhelmingly male, leaving some posts plastered with suggestive emojis and sexual comments. they say staffers found that its own algorithms were promoting child modeling subscriptions to likely. the wall street journal investigation says meta staffers formerly recommended meta should require accounts selling subscriptions to child focused content to register themselves, so the company could monitor them. meta instead decided to create an automated system to prevent suspected from being given the option to subscribe to parent accounts, which didn't always work. this investigation comes just weeks after meta founder and ceo mark

we have to start with tesla an article in the wall street journal. >> the stock is down 25% just thisng elon musk uses a lot of drugs in the board knows about this and sometimes their friends, they do drugs together in the journal says elon musk is friends with oracle's larry ellison and larry ellison said this is bad writing you dry out in hawaii. >> the questioning his ability to run six companies with a trillion dollars worth of assets when you're using a lot of drugs that's what the wall street journal is asking and the stock is down 2%. 188 on tesla. microsoft the ceo just marked his tenth year at the home, do you know what comes next. >> is the greatest of all time that's a great question i think it would be a category comes next may be more with a.i. he hoped it would be searched so put artificial intelligence in being by google as of yet is still the leader in search. look at the accomplishments of the past ten years the dallas microsoft has accomplished negro the company from 300 billion market cap to $3 trillion. he replaced steve ballmer back in 2014, many acquisitions, lin

why everyone from the wall street journal to the border patrol, to the chamber of commerce, the united states chamber of commerce support this bill. it's going to make the country safer. make the border more secure. keep people more humanely and fairly make legal immigration more efficient and consistent with the values of our nation and our international treaty obligations. too finally provide the funding i have repeatedly, repeatedly questioned. most recently in october to secure the border. that includes an additional 1500 border agents and officers to secure the border to physically secure it. in addition 100 cutting edge machines to detect and stop with sentinel at the southwest border but we have that capacity. an additional 100 additional immigration judges to help reduce the year-long asylum backlog. it takes a year to get that discussion going. the bill would also establish new efficient fair process for the government to consider an asylum claim for those arriving at the border. today the process could take five -- seven years. they show up at the border, get a bracelet told

the wall street journal published a column by two representatives of the unknown, recognized extremisttalk. that ukraine needs a new strategy, everything is very simple, the first point: yes, we do not supply enough weapons now, so we just need to organize all the production of weapons in ukraine, well, you mice become hedgehogs, that’s all, yes, but as this is no longer for us, then there are a bunch of points about how to organize sabotage and terrorist acts in the depths territory of russia, the crimean bridge still stands, and it’s a miracle in general, they directly point out their goals. where to strike , where to carry out explosions, terrorist attacks, i imagined for a second, if we here on television by the state, somewhere in some newspapers, we start pointing out, listen, we urgently need to supply various sabotage groups, no matter whose, let’s not even discuss mexican, houthi, whatever, with weapons, why the brooklyn bridge is standing, for example, just think for a minute what will happen to them, like this is so, russia is not bad, russia. the russian ministry of emergen

a new exclusive interview with vice president kamala harris with the wall street journal, two days beforeort came out, she says she is ready to serve. the journal writes, quote, there's no question about that. harris responded bluntly. everyone has these are on the job says, walks away fully aware of my capacity to lead. let's bring in, right, now reporter for the wall street journal, treaty party, who conducted the interview. thanks much for being with us. what was your take away with all the time you spent with the vice president? >> thanks for having me. so, the vice president was pretty clear that she is ready to serve. of course, this question normally doesn't come up as much vice presidents. this is something that she is having to face because she's vice president to the oldest president. with this report, this is going to keep coming up for her as republicans try to make this an issue on the campaign trail. if i think that was interesting for my interview with her is a special lot of time talking to her about abortion and the way she is talking about abortion rights. this is an iss

according to a wall street journal investigation, two separate teams here inside of meta raised the alarms about this inside of internal report. this comes after they found that hundreds of what the company calls parent managed minor accounts were using the subscription feature to sell exclusive content, not available to nonpaying followers. the report says the content frequently featured young girls in bikinis and leotards. their teams found that the content was sold to an audience that was overwhelmingly male and often overt about sexual interest in children. in the comments, they say the payments feature was launched without basic child safety protections, and meta staffers found that its own algorithms were promoting child modeling. subscriptions to likely. the wall street journal investigation says meta staffers formally recommended meta require accounts selling subscription to child focused content to register themselves, so the company could monitor them. meta chose not to go that way, and instead they chose to create an automated system to prevent suspected from being given the opt

"the wall street journal" editorial page is so right. not only is he saying that he's going to encourage russia to invade our nato allies, he's also actively, right now, working and intimidating republicans in congress to kill funding for ukraine, to basically turn the country over to vladimir putin. >> yeah, he already pushed them to kill the border bill, which would have had also the national security funding for ukraine. that died. the senate has taken some steps now to pass a standalone foreign aid bill, including a lot to ukraine, but there is a sense that even if the senate does pass it, it won't get through the house, largely because donald trump poisoned fellow republicans in the house against helping ukraine. let's recall, right before trump went to helsinki in 2018, he was in brussels at a nato summit meeting and was this close to pulling the u.s. out then. we shouldn't doubt him when he says he will do it if he is elected again. giving vladimir putin free reign throughout europe. other reactions to this from over the weekend,

in the wall street journal, everyone can have motivated reasoning as the psychologists call it. ople writing the journal editorials, they're trying to flag this. either to say that maybe there is an alternative to trump, or if that doors closing them they want to influence how trump and his allies see the electorate, and what play they are making. where do you see that tension in the party right now? >> i think that there are people focused on trying to raise money and gum up the base to have an overwhelming victory on super tuesday and in these primaries. eventually there will be thinking -- people thinking about how we wanted general election. if you're on the 2020 campaign in 2024, joe biden once again. the question then becomes, if donald trump needs the support of everybody who voted for desantis and everybody that voted for nikki haley, and the percentage of people that did not vote, and the people they voted for joe biden last time, i think that the trump strategy right now to be very gracious and positive towards nikki haley. confident that he's on track in the nomination

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stuart: yet again, allysia finley has impact from a "wall street journal" op-ed piece.or coming by. we appreciate it. good stuff. >>> inflation could -- [laughter] here we go -- could push up the price of your super bowl party snack spread. however, there is one staple which will actually be a little cheaper this year. okay, ashley, come on in. which one? ashley: yep. that would be chicken wings. they have dropped 5% in price. in fact, the frozen variety down 11%. and that's good news since the national chicken council predicts americans will eat 1.45 billion wings on sunday. that's bad news for chickens. but some snacks are more expensive. according to a report by wells fargo, chips are about 5% hire than a year ago a, but guacamole expected to cost about the same as as a last year. as a last year. experts say you can find better prices if you shop around, but many grocery stores are discounting certain items for the with big game. thanks to inflation, yeah, you can expect to pay just a little more overall this year for all your favorite snacks. stu. stuart: staying on

that in the "wall street journal."re is also a piece today in the papers about congresswoman to leap urging michigan democrats -- congresswoman talib urging michigan democrats not to vote for biden as a protest of his handling of the israel-gaza war. georgia north carolina, democratic caller, your next. caller: good morning. i just love c-span, love the way y'all stay up with things going on throughout the world. thanks again for taking my call and for showing what you're showing about that in michigan. i want to say this, the vice president has a lot to do. she is a vice president. i have listened to callers. she has to report to the president. she is the vice president, the assistant. she travels and keeps up with both political sites, house of representatives and the senate. and she has to report information to the president. that is what a vice do. ima vice, so i know what a vice has to do. thanks for showing what you show. president biden is trying to do the right thing. president biden has had a bill they sent ov

commit genocide and thus invoke a jurisdiction. the court, so then in the same article, the wall street journal publishes a video of the zionist israeli ambassador to the un, gillad ardan, justifying his regime's genocide in gaza, so let's hear what he had to say in the video, well erdan usually has lot to say, let's see what he has to say, how can one call for sease fire and at the same time claim to seek solution to the conflict? after all, anyone who supports a cease fire basically supports hamas continued? what was he talking about? so you see marwa, the zinus israeli ambassador to the on openly claimed that anyone who asks for seizfire in gaza, basically supports what erdon called hamas continued reign of terror in gaza, a video published to support an opinion piece by the israeli head of entity head of state, maintaining the accusations of genocide against the israely regime are false. so he's basically saying that if anyone says, oh look, israel is bombing. millions, they should stop, actually supports what he said, violence and terrorism. i think that's like literally what uh the uh def

jerry baker is with us from the wall street journal. are democrats going to push him out? >> no.y are stuck. you laid it out well, extremely clearly. biden isn't going to step aside. john mccain famously said, and we will test that proposition at some point biden is not going to step aside. democrats, the mess involved in getting him out with 1/25 amendment, too late for primary challenge or the convention with 95% of the delegates, none of that will happen. they are stuck with him. my colleague pointed out nobody wants kamala harris and i don't just mean regular voters, democrats know that kamala harris has performed disastrously and don't see any prospect of her winning a presidential election. stuart: i was intrigued by your latest op-ed, biden's claim that his memory is fine is unforgettable denial of reality. does anybody believe president biden can serve another five years? >> president biden does but his mind is cognitively impaired so that's not a recommendation. i'm amused by democrats the last few days going on television saying biden is incredibly sharp, he can bench p

if well, "the wall street journal" editorial page, the point of conservative -- fount of conservative thinking, supported the bill. the president of the border patrol council is, who almost inevitably sides with donald trump, said pass the bill. the claim a bear of commerce -- chamber of commerce, whose head is very close to trump, said a pass the bill. any objective observer who cares about this country, its security, its future said pass the bill. but not our republican colleagues. not our republican colleagues. they kept moving the dates back. just get it done by christmas. oh, christmas, we need more time. lindsey graham said we need a delay of christmas and get the president involved. we delayed til christmas, we got the president involved, still voting no. still voting no. and if in december senator fischer said democrats only support international aid a, what they won't support is basic border security. we are told that a our own border security is not related to this national security. that's absurd. we agreed with her, we needed it. no vote and she -- they're all voting no ev

the wall street journal revealed: washington is sending new ammunition to the zionist regime. hamas negotiations until the arrival aid and food to the north of the gaza strip has been suspended. and the unveiling of the latest achievements of knowledge foundations, from the construction of the blood sampling tube under the hole to the opening of the country's first electric arc furnace transformer production line. three. it has a voltage adjustment switch and can manage very high current. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful , may god bless muhammad and his family and hasten their fate. greetings and good night, dear and respected countrymen. we are in your presence. the legitimate news of 21 o'clock comes to your attention along with my colleagues. elections of the twelfth term of the islamic council in four constituencies of qom, rushd and khammam, abadan and mailer is held electronically. according to the election law, the ministry of interior was obliged to conduct electronic elections in one-eighth constituencies with more than one representative. co

carolina is going to look like, but that nikki haley this is something written about in "the wall street journalictment a criminal indictment a conviction, pardon me criminal conviction of donald trump waiting in wings or maybe waiting for -- >> i. mark: i think waiting for that quickly you know polls a heck of a lot better than do i the fubs i've scene the essentially said that trump supports aren't concerned about 91 criminal charges. what he does loose quite a bit of support if criminally i think smart playing in wings so next person up if something were to happen to trump. at this poll, i mean 67% say biden is too old not capable of serving another four years that maintains if voting for biden you are voting for camera assuming v.p. running mate i would have to assume at this point when you talk disconnect how possible 67% say he is too old not capable, 49% pick him over trump, i don't get it. cheryl: is that anti-trump demographic biden will seize on the campaign making this about abortion and going to make this about donald trump. lee: that is what you see in voters voters that are support

this is from the wall street journal. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [video clip] >> i know that sherman's -- the chairman's comments on a weapon were open yesterday. i can confirm it's related to an in-flight sidelight capability that russia is developing. i want to be clear about a couple of things right off the bat. this is not an active capability that's been deployed. though there's -- though their pursuit is troubling, there is no immediate threat to anyone's safety. we are not talking about a weapon that can be used to attack human beings or cause physical destruction on earth. that said, we've been closely monitoring this activity and we will continue to taken very seriously. president biden has been kept fully informed by his national security team including today. he has directed a series of initial actions including additional briefings to congressional leaders, direct diplomatic engagement russia and with

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commit genocide and thus invoke a jurisdiction. the court, so then in the same article, the wall street journal publishes a video of the zionist israeli ambassador to the un, gillad ardan, justifying his regime's genocide in gaza, so let's hear what he had to say in the video, well erdan usually has lot to say, let's see what he has to say, how can one call for sease fire and at the same time claim to seek solution to the conflict? after all, anyone who supports a cease fire basically supports hamas continued? what was he talking about? so you see, the zinus israeli ambassador tion openly claimed that anyone who asks for seizfire in gaza basically supports what erdan called hamas continued reign of terror in gaza, a video published to support an opinion piece by the israeli head of entity head of state maintaining the accusations of genocide against the israely regime are false. so he's basically saying that if anyone says, oh look, israel is bombing. they should stop actually supports uh what he said violence and terrorism. i think that's like literally what uh the uh definition of playing vic

"wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovitch behind bars for nearly 11 months. their fate very much uncertain. alex hogan has the latest on all this in london. alex. >> hi, bill. a new ruling this week means that "wall street journal" reporter evan gershkovitch will remain behind bars dragging this out to nearly a year as he awaits for his trial. it was last march when he was arrested on accusations of espionage and u.s. ambassador in russia lynn tracy says the 32-year-old seems well despite the conditions he faces. she also called for the immediate release of former u.s. marine paul whalen as washington sends a strong message. >> if you consider travel to russia for any reason don't do it. we cannot say that any more clearly. >> with this new arrest of dual citizen, there is criticism washington is not doing enough to bring these americans home. >> the only thing that vladimir putin understands is power and this administration simply refuses to use it. >> as tension grows between russia and the u.s. biden called putin a crazy sob. today the kremlin fired back b