it will not go back even _ washington, dc? it will not go back even immediately - washington, dc? even immediately to - washington, dc? it will not go back even immediately to the | back even immediately to the lower courts, it is a procedural step were attacked a bit of time. when it goes back to the lower court, he is going to the lower court, he is going to have to show that the conduct that he is alleging is the basis for the charges is part of the unofficial act by the former president rather than an official act and the supreme court even sat in the majority opinion this will be a very fact intensive analysis. they suggested some of the charges are some of the conduct alleged involving for example former president trumps conversations with officials in the department ofjustice would be an official act that he couldn't be charged for that. they suggested that his conversations with the van vice—president mike pence trying to convince him not to count the electoral votes on january 6 could be part of his official act but they left the door open a little bit forjack smith to co

from her rise in california politics to washington, dc. it was always assume she would run for president one day, but perhaps not so soon. as kamala harris has already made history once by being the 1st female and the 1st black vice president of the united states, she was in no hurry to get rid of fighting, initially holding the line for him. after his disastrous debate performance. we believe in our president joe biden, and we believe in what he stands for the soonest to this. others began to push the hood to replace him. if he stepped aside, it's a scenario. few would have predicted just a couple of years ago. the story of her vice presidency was overshadowed by criticism. some said hers was failing to make the most of her role and was being an effective. however, supports his claim. she was being sidelined and held to a higher standard because she was a woman on black. yet perhaps on surprisingly for one who managed to become the vice president of the us, she's not the person to back down there going to be many times in your life where

right. rosalind, thanks very much for updating us from washington dc. rosalyn jordan. they now richard, a total of is the only palestinian american in congress is bought a man who has lost family members in garza to congress as a guest. the democratic representative posted on ex, joining me in the chamber today is honey on module one, who's lost over a 150 members of his extended family in netanyahu's, genocide, of to witnessing his sister forced to eat animal feed. he and his family were determined to start the soup kitchen, to feed their starving neighbors. the outside congress, thousands of demonstrations of gather to protest. it's and y'all was address you as capital police say it's now using the purpose way toward protest is at least to relatives of capitalism from the rooms when it's and you always speaking, when patients are due to a cease fire deal, some democratic, a members of congress also, boy coughing his speech, she had retents these with some of those protesters in washington dc. sure. what are they telling you this man? it was quite a show for thousands

. let's get back to washington dc and - matter. let's get back to | washington dc and speak matter. let'se that we just saw earlier by presidentjoe biden. get us up to speed with how it played out. it was an hour long. a lot of topics that were discussed. the mood in the room was tense at the start? yes, so there wasn't the greatest lead—up to this, of course, because what had happened is thatjoe biden was at an event with the nato leader and when trying to present president zelensky of ukraine, he accidentally called him president putin. he quickly corrected himself. but in this environment where everybody is going to seize on every tiny mistake he makes, that looked really bad. and then he came to this press conference, which was very much billed as a make or break event for him. it was going to be the longest unscripted event that he had done since that disastrous debate performance a week ago. and very early on, he was talking about his vice—president kamala harris and how fit she was to be president if she had to take over. and he accidentally called her vice—president trump. so ever

let's go to washington dc. we come on, the arrow says meeting uh lets on the on the okay, the appears as if uh, they may be a sit down meeting at this point, but not certain. uh, how much might be both cost at this point. but that's the united states, vice president, combo harris is meeting with the prime minister of israel benjamin netanyahu. and we understand it's too believed to be at the ceremonial office that's just office of the white house in washington dc. we are likely to continue our discussion with aaron david miller, a senior fellow at the carnegie senior, the kind of getting dolman for international peace. so thanks very much for, for coming back to us and for your patience. we've seen some pictures come out so far from washington, dc. regarding that meeting, do you think that netanyahu is going to have to we look at, he's the direction of the way. he speaks with carmella harris, especially. she's elected president of the specific considerations you might have to make or design piece, not be as no

ok, now is life for us in the washington dc party. we are waiting for president biden to speak any moment. now. this is a very crucial nature summit for him because he has to convince his allies both at home and abroad, that he can still lead exactly after that absolutely horrible debate performance. there been growing calls from members of his own party that he needs to step aside and take his name basically off the valid. and there are a lot of leaks coming out of nato already. a to very reputable newspapers. that the top concern for these people, these leaders meeting here in washington is whether or not there's going to be another trump term and likely to out a little bit of that in his story, but trumpet and bite and couldn't be further apart on nato. a to ukraine, and so one of the things is divided ministration has been desperately trying to get past all of this discussion about chevy run. she's not run. they want to use the some of the say, look, this is a strength. the president joe biden has had an office. he cheated an inte

but the major celebration will be in washington dc. this week, the city in wichita will begin in the aftermath of world war 2 liters of 12 countries came together on april the 4th 1949 and signed the treaty pitching collective self defense across europe and north america. on the cool of the pact, article 5, the consult together. when ever this territory, our independence of any of them is rep and the looming stressful decades was the soviet union. but even following its dissolution, the russian invasion of crimea 10 years ago signaled that the threat had not diminished in fact, it escalated as russia and faded ukraine in february 2 years ago. last month, president biden reiterate to total us support in a meeting with, i'll going nato secretary general. jim stocum the hello everybody, but biden's previous test that was not supportive. donald comes praise of russian president vladimir putin ringing alarm bells, which god allowed to win trunk called into question us support for article 5. but one of the hedge and the countries that up is

at the summit in washington, dc, alexandra, we heard nato secretary general salzburg and use president finding what stood out to you specifically in their remarks. while as you just mentioned, both of them struck the same tone expressing here at their recent accomplishments. and especially with the install and barracks thinking, joe biden, for the american leadership and commitment to the alliance. and both of them mentioned the fact that said the lions has been able to remain united in the face of russia's invasion of ukraine, that allies step up when it comes to defense spending. now, $23.00 out of to $32.00 members of the alliance spend at least 2 percent of their g, d, p on defense. those leaders also talked about the fact that the line testing able now to welcome new members. sweden, for the 1st time, is a sitting today at the table with all the natal members. there is a lot of pressure currently on joe biden to perform well in his public appearances after that disaster debate performance a couple of weeks ago. how did you come across to you a moment ago? well, there was nothing t

these i form a diplomat with the middle east institute in washington dc. i started by asking him what we could learn from netanyahu's speech. frankly, i'm not terribly much. i think that the speech was mostly uh, the prime minister's attempt to defend what israel has done over these past 9 almost 10 months. uh, to not really give any indication of the intersection of any kind of review of the pluses or minuses of is really action. certainly no, a vision of where he wants to go after the guys a conflict or the one thing. he was much more careful this time that he was in 2015 . when he spoke to the congress about the obama administration's efforts to achieve a nuclear agreement with iran. this time he was much more careful the balance between the republicans with the democrats, between president biden and president trump. uh and uh, to try to avoid uh, getting in broiled in the us presidential politics. but otherwise it was a very aggressive speech. it was a very uncompromising speech. there was not one that will get people who were concerned about as rails

i mean a show as a political strategist and commentators speaking to us from washington dc. a thank you. you credit the president has told nato leaders that he's military needs to hits all goods inside russia in order to win the war. sorry, most of the in ski was us to box restrictions on us and some wisdom supplied weapons during a news conference at the nato summit in washington, dc. he said the restrictions limit ukraine's ability to launch long range strikes and russia and need to be lifted. the to the, to, to members of nato have called china and the enabler of russia's one ukraine, speaking at the summit, the data. so could you journals and china provides the tools washer uses to build weapons to attack ukraine or to 0 is my account. i spoke to the german foreign minister and elaina by bulk. the nature has released the statement of defining china as a decisive element in russia's will on ukraine. this is unprecedented for nato, which is avoided direct criticism of china because of the fact that many of its members have closed economic ties with that country. now one of

how would you divest the joys to washington dc? would you agree that it's all about centering the policy right now and making sure that the aims of, of the policies are full years ago? continued to fly through whatever government the, the democrats come full, but they do when that's election in november. i. yes, i do. i totally agree with my of this really colleague doctor spends the heck for the democrats to really use an existential issue. whether or not, not only the party, but the country will continue on a path. how that would beneficial to the country is donald trump and america moving uh, take power to provide credit. he recognized that who was in a situation where a would virtually impossible for him to see a pass for the victory. now it's notable in this letter. he did not say he would be dining because of some mental physical incapacity to both the friend to be recognizing offensively, reading the room and recognizing what the monthly cost for that his policies are popular. the democrats and what do up to be to keep over

i also chief political edited me say, look, who's now, who's in washington dc right now. how significant it is that germany has agreed to host long range missiles. it is a huge step. it shows that the german concept will not solve one to take the german defense and the scaring russell awesome. doing anything more significant in the future to a next level from 2026. we expect those weapons is to actually be stationed in germany. the range of 2000 kilometers puts must go within that range. so it's on surprising that russert reacted. in fact, a rough quote, the, the, the deputy foreign minister said that would be an, a military technical response. there's also an narrative from the russian side that says that this is an escalation by the 2. and of course, with the russians, claiming that the entire war of aggression in ukraine was really a result of russet being threatened. so clearly it is the german shots, the united states, and that by nature willing to take this political risk of potential verbal escalation of sa, seeing a potential new alms race, so to speak. and, but i

, god bless them because in washington dc, sodomor, the just supreme court justice united states was carjacked like a week ago, i mean, so if you have a supreme court justice who isn't safe in washington dc, then where are we? so wouldn't you say then that the problem, there's something more fundamental here with the problem, that the people, the individual people have to protect themselves, i mean it's not the old west, we're talking about 2024, there are systems. are in place throughout the world, that societies are safe, so what is it about the united states that is not safe? well, maybe we should stop hugging the thugs and put them in jail and keep them in jail, maybe we need to expand the death penalty so that so that families of victims understand that what they went through is valuable to society, and so that criminals understand that they will be held accountable. criminals do not feel like they will be held accountable in this country. "they go to jail where they are treated very well and they are pampered, they get their master's degree, the the victims, the children of the

a speech in washington dc. and it's not going to change the political reality here in the united states. there are many millions of people who are disgusted by what they see happening in the war and garza. they see the melting death toll nearing 40000 men, women, and children, and many thousands more injured the entire population of essentially homeless inside cause. you also have those who believe that is the us is obligation to stand by israel and to defend it. no matter what you see, that schism playing out in side capital inside the capital. on wednesday, at least of 50 democrats, mostly members of the house of representatives, but a few senators as well. skip the speech because they said that they did not want to listen to what they have described either as a war criminal or to serve as a prop for benjamin dutton yahoos. political speech, the republicans for their part were uh, pretty much all on deck. was there applauding everything that benjamin netanyahu had to say, and essentially accusing congressiona

there was silence in the press briefing room here at the convention center in washington, dc. when that happened, when we introduce you create new president bull, what do you mean? is a lensky is president food and he quickly and then also reacted saying that the landscape will it be to 10. but of course, that is already the message even before this highly anticipated press conference by a president at bite and is expected it to happen. schools that was also the fee that many of his advisors had a press conference and then scripted press conference without a prompt or his way hearing more and more voices. and we can expect that once these press conferences over, there will be also more democrats. they will come out and we'll say that prison fight and needs to step as side we were waiting for, jim and jones, but what else also also gave a press statement ending. they said we had heard also from a nato, a secretary general, a installs mix of most of the leaders that attended the summit. it is now already over and we're probably also confronted by a visa woodard and president bid

chief political editor, michelle, you, alexis, and the reporting from the nice i, summits in washington, dc, and the fuzzy to nato. and then the states currently missing and wolfington mall king the alliance's 75th anniversary. they've reiterated that commitment to providing more right to ukraine and said that team is on a quote, a reversible pos tonight have membership. ukraine's future is a night, so that was the joint task summation made by now to leaders at the alliance's summit in washington, dc. however, they didn't lay out a specific timeframe. instead, ukraine will be invited to join quote, when allies agree, and when conditions met us, ukraine continues, is much will it reforms will continue to support them on the universe of volt pos, to nato membership. the work we are doing together now will ensure that when the time is right, ukraine conjoined without delay. it is not the question of this, but when and while this may not be exactly what keys wanted to hear, nato secretary general un stokes and beg, did have some words of consolation. we will increase our support for ukraine by

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the official thanks very much in washington dc. well, the democratic voters have been reacting to bob's exit from the presidential race. david strong is a retiree and democratic advice. he says biden's decision is full, the best a piece that i didn't see him reading. and so there will be entry. just interesting to see how it all things hash out. looks like it's gonna be kind of the harris, which i'm fine with. but i just didn't feel like he was our best shot to, to be true. i'm still very frightened about what was happening. and even if i were, i started off in my younger days as republicans. and even if i was republican today, i don't think i could teach just just a horrible person. let's join august, the club texaco is a full but the democrats state send us a symbol of carolina, and i'd like to delegate to the national democratic convention. he joined stuff, washington dc. steve clemens has the highest vouchers areas. we can show you the bottom line. joining us also from the american capital, but 1st let's talk to barbara perry.

across in washington dc as the prime minister. keir starmer. t used to saying that he's arrived in washington at the nato leaders summit . we're the nato leaders summit. we're asking are all of his cast iron defence spending commitments actually as cast iron as they welcome back to gbn . tonight at welcome back to gbn. tonight at 7:24 with me. tom harwood. just five days into the job, sir keir starmer has touched down in washington for the nato leaders wmmw washington for the nato leaders summit. in his first major international event since taking office last week. already, however, the prime minister is facing facing a backlash. he's insisting the uk has a cast iron commitment to spending 2.5% of gdp on defence, but refusing to lay out a timetable for when the government will actually cough up the cash. he won't even say that it'll happen. this parliament, well, that it'll happen. this parliament, well , according to parliament, well, according to the prime minister, a strategic review needs to come before all of that. well, joining me now with

she joins this line from washington, dc. and louisa navarro is a foreign policy research institute fellow and a for barn stafford. and he joins us live from brookville, maryland, a very warm welcome to you both so good to have you with us. i'd like to start to a with you where, rebecca? oh, i at the moment are uncomfortable, harris, but the entire party at this stage at least is not coalescing around her. are you surprised that she has not locked this in yet? thanks for having me on tonight. so there's a lot of moving parts that are happening here in washington, the dc. we've heard for the last few weeks, so there was a potential for um, the ticket, the top of the ticket for the democratic party changing. so one thing that will caution people is there's so many moving parts. there are a lot of people who are being called, we understand that delegates a super delegates are the ones who are going to um, to let folks know throughout the rest of the nomination process. for the democratic party, who the not many um will be so i w

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the other way, a rock you're watching out a 0, it's o 2 g m t, that's 10 pm in washington dc. and a pivotal moments in american history, us presidential barton has dropped out of the 2024 presidential race against donald trump. he has endorsed his running mate, vice president calmly, harris, to take his place. and this is the scene right now at the, at the white house as night falls, biden's decision throws the entire 2024 presidential race and the democratic party into chaos and disarray. our white house correspondent, timberly how good reports after days of isolation, recovering from cove it and deliver ration, consulting with his family and a handful of friends. us president joe biden made his historic announcement on x. he'll no longer seek the democratic nomination for president. i believe it's in the best interest of my party and the country for me to stand down and focus solely on fulfilling my duties as president for the remainder of my term. the calls for by then to drop his bid for a 2nd term exploded last month after what many critics described as a disaster is deba

say he is with some of those per testers in washington dc. so you can out with the perch testers. but for miles now, what are they saying to you? several thousands of converged outside congress. not just to protest them. yeah. who speaks for the us is unconditional. support for the sort of sloth that you were just documenting, that within goes i for the interest to go with a good today is a really strong contingent from the labor unions for the city receive a democratic policy and just 24 hours ago, 7 unions. the 1st to work is the flight attendant painters. now i trades the education association, service employees, the u. a w. the water workers, i mean the electric workers. i sent a letter to the white house, demanding an immediate alms, and bulger. we have a representative from the united alter work is with us right now. what's, what's going to go to do with the union? so our, our union along side many other unions that are part of the labor network for a cease fire. came up for a cease fire in december. and since then we've had a lot of conversations, many unions, and ultimatel

we begin in washington dc. when nato need is a set to place on a reversible pass to membership for ukraine, members of the military alliance, a meeting for the annual summit. the reach an agreement on a declaration to continue support for ukraine and its war with russia. know, it says it will donate 6 of $165.00 to judge to ukraine to help it defend against russian attacks oslo says delivery or the 5 digits will start this year without giving more details of a need to members. denmark and the netherlands have started sending f sixteens to ukraine as well. yes, present, joe biden says natal can and will defend every inch of its territory, but wound to frets from russia and china. fearless waiting have joined the alliance. the number of allies spend at least 2 percent on defense has gone from 9 to 23. it's not happened by chance, but by choice. right now, russia is on a war time 40. with regard to defense production, they have their significantly wrapping up their production of weapons, munitions, and vehicles. a

so i think the whole process all taking place in washington dc ahead of benjamin destiny. i was addressed to a joint session of congress, the as riley, probably ministers hoping to build support for the war on guns at the some democrats, some members of congress, a boy coughing to speech. let's go to she advertise and see who is with some of those protests as in washington dc. so what's the turn out in like that? what are purchased? the same to several 1000 already. what are the mount jersey for a few hours? yeah, they're expecting tens of thousands of all over the country. i will get on to the youth groups, the senior citizens group so. so the denominations, always a very large jewish contingent at all of these protests, very large labor contingent here as well for key to the democratic party base. it has to be said, boy, what are the, what are the protests as one of the key protests of it was maybe us campaign for part of suited rights. what's the goal of a little bit spend today? the goal is to issue a citizen's arrest for the war criminal benjamin netanyahu. how likely

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my kind of has more from the summit and washington dc. the position on china, which is now being made official by nato in a formal statement, is unprecedented for the organization. for years, nato has attempted to stay away from any confrontation with china. the reason for this, it's a major trading partner of many of nato's members. germany in particular, china is biggest trading partner in europe. so this is a shift in the position of nato, a global shift. and what is also emphasizes is an increasing they to reliance on the lead of the united states. what has happened here is that nato has basically, as an organization, shift to close to the us position on china, which is ready to impose sanctions. should it be necessary, attempting to maintain dialogue, but at the same time, adopting a punitive and angry sconce in terms of its relationship with china. so this is an example of the reliance that this organization has on the leadership of the united states. ty, banks are helping me in mars, military by weapons and equipments which are bei

i stare in washington dc. mike, thank you. that's what david deluxe is a former nato operations director in the office of the us secretary of defense. he says the boost and ministry help for ukraine level, not the playing field in key bottom grams locations. this last summer has been russia's best chance to finally over run and conquer all of ukraine. they had a significant material advantage, particularly from air launch glide. is there any forces of dropping leaflets, ordering palestinians in kansas city to move south saying the area remains a dangerous combat zone. but people trying to leave a bank tongue to advise randy snipers. witnesses spoke about their distress as bodies had to be left in the streets and a warning gauze of journalists, abraham l calling. these report has distressing images from the very stuff we are here. standing alone with the city where the ground encouraging expanding in the neighborhood of a roommate and how, as you can see, if the videos are getting stopped by the sniper stations and the street.

we are going _ washington, dc. in november. we are going to _ washington, dc. in november. washington, dc. it is so good to be here with _ washington, dc. it is so good to be here with lieutenant governor sarah rodriguez _ here with lieutenant governor sarah rodriguez. attorney generaljosh call. wisconsin secretary of state sarah _ call. wisconsin secretary of state sarah godlewski. county executive david _ sarah godlewski. county executive david crowley. mayor kevinjohnson. and the _ david crowley. mayor kevinjohnson. and the great state party chair, ben wittner _ and the great state party chair, ben wittner. who i have worked with, ban, vou — wittner. who i have worked with, ban, you and i have worked together for years— ban, you and i have worked together for years and i can attest, he knows how to _ for years and i can attest, he knows how to build — for years and i can attest, he knows how to build the infrastructure that delivers _ how to build the infrastructure that delivers winds up and down the ballot — delivers winds up and down the ballot. thank you, ben. so, it

join us online from washington, dc. mr. place could, could help you with this. i spoke to another uh, a pest. it would be also at the convention. i should have so just a little while ago saying he got the telephone goal to say, will you support couple of hours. i wonder whether you've had that telephone call as well. not a bit of delegates to the democratic national convention but not this year. so i have not gotten that call, but i did, i did hear his comments, which goes back to whether it be comparable harris or somewhere else. but 1st one saying things are changing so quickly. we have, we have really no idea how this is going to work out at the moment. i was originally asked to be on here to, to tell the viewers why i saw it, and others thought the joe biden should not be the candidate. and that was to be later this afternoon and before that call could even take place. joe biden is no longer the candidate. but many of the reasons that we were talking amongst ourselves about why we saw the should step aside, are still relevant in this decision of how we picke

genocide of the zionist regime in the gaza strip gathered in front of netanyahu's residence in washington dc and expelled they demanded him from their country immediately. netanyahu's request to meet with some washington officials has been canceled several times. netanyahu is scheduled to address the us congress tomorrow, wednesday. it does not matter who is the president of the united states. israel remains a strong ally of america. i was in washington to meet and discuss the important goals of israel in the war with senior american officials. the zionist prime minister has traveled 10,000 kilometers from occupied erazi to washington dc. to guarantee his political future in the interest of the american political competition on the eve of the presidential election slow among his goals is to meet with. trump is the candidate of the republicans and kamal haris is the possible candidate of the democrats in the november 15 presidential election. the republican candidate is skeptical about netanyahu's request, and the leading figure of the democrats has not yet specified an exact date. of course,

the zionist regime's genocide in the gaza strip gathered in front of netanyahu's residence in washington dc demanded his deportation from their country. netanyahu's request to meet with some washington officials has been canceled several times. netanyahu is scheduled to address the us congress on wednesday. it does not matter who is the president of the united states. israel remains a strong ally of america. i attended washington to talk about israel's important goals in the war with the authorities i will meet and talk with the senior american. the zionist prime minister has traveled 10,000 kilometers from the occupied territories to washington dc in order to secure his political future with the benefit of the american political competition on the eve of the presidential elections. one of his goals is to meet trump, the republican candidate , and kamal haris, the likely democratic candidate. the presidential election is on november 15. the republican candidate is skeptical about netanyahu's request, and the prominent figure of the democrats has not yet specified an exact date. hadith. of c

did in washington dc and a circuit court panel.don't care. this is a very simple law. it's black and white. it's quite understandable. they didn't have anything to hang their hat on and boy they wanted to hang somebody. that leaves two charges left against two -- in the january 6 case by the constitutional prosecutor that was appointed in violation of the appointments clause of the constitution. count one is 18us c-section 371. if they conspire to commit any offense against the united states o defraud the united states in any agency and manner or purpose of one or more such persons, do any act to affect the object of the conspiracy, each shall be fine. this is a statute written and deal withs federal contractors. has nothings to do with january 6. there's jack smith and loads it up with facts of donald trump working with arizona and he worked with michigan and spoke to the people and have fake electorates and have nothing to do with this. that's one of the remaining two charges but jack smith is hoping as he get as break of the alv

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i mean, so if you have a supreme court justice who isn't safe in washington dc, then where are we? so so wouldn't you say then that the problem there's something more fundamental here with the problem that the people, the individual people have to protect themselves, i mean it's not the old west, we're talking about 2024, there are systems that are in place throughout the world, that societies are safe, so what is it about the united states that it is not safe? well, maybe we should stop hugging the thug and put them in jail and keep them in jail, maybe we need to expand the death penalty so that so that families of victims understand that what they... through is valuable to society and so that criminals understand that they will be held accountable. criminals do not feel like they will be held accountable in this country. they go to jail where they are treated very well and they are hampered, they get their master's degree, the the victims, the children of their victims can't go to college, but the murderers get their master's degree in college. it's an absurd system that we have

from washington dc. particle hang there. let's put in jennifer victor, a professor of political science at george mason university. she joins us live from fairfax. virginia. thanks very much. will be with us this evening. jennifer, we are then alphabetical and looking at some of the people who did not attend to that, addressed by a problem. want us to let them know. and congress, she called it a seismic shift. what is your view on that? you know, i think that's exactly right. what we've seen over the last year since the conflict in israel began on october 9th is a really severe fracture within the democratic party. where on the one hand, the democratic party, the coalition includes a lot of jewish numbers and you know, most, most jews in the united states are more likely to identify as democrats, rather than republicans. but the democratic coalition also includes a muslim populations and as the palestinians and arabs and, and others who may be more likely to side or, or sort of be sympathetic to the palestinian cause than th

so robin, you're watching, i'll just say it's 2200 hours at 6 o'clock in the evening in washington dc. i'm a pivotal moment in american history. us president joe biden has dropped out of the 2020 full presidential race against donald trump. he's endorsed his running mate, vice president campbell of harris to take his place. it's a decision that throws the entire 2020 full presidential race and the debit classic policy into chaos and disarray. in the last few hours, harris says price bivens decision, and probably she'll win the nomination and defeat the little trump. his paws have by the statement which was released a few hours ago. it is being the greatest order of my life to serve as the old president. while it's being my intention to seek re election, i believe it is in the best interest of my party and the country for me to stand down and to focus solely on fulfilling my duties as president for the remainder of my time. let's go say if it's all white house correspondent, kimberly how can to join us not from washington dc. and so what say you could write the scripts kimberly it's al

and patty, go and live there in washington dc. as patty mentioned that november's us presidential election is in shop focused at this need to somebody in washington dc present. joe biden is a major supporter want. donald trump, his rival, is kept a goal of the military lines his my counter with a look at how the u. s. has played a dominant role in nato. foreign ministers gather the nato headquarters in brussels, in april, marking the 75th anniversary of the alliance. but the major celebration will be in washington d. c. this week, the city in wichita will begin. in the aftermath of world war 2 liters of 12 countries came together on april the 4th 1949 and signed the treaty pitching collective self defense across europe. and north america, the cool of the tact article 5, the consult together, a run ever this territory or independence of any of them is rep, blooming strength for decades was the soviet union. but even following its dissolution, the russian invasion of crimea 10 years ago signalled that the threat had not diminished i

a huge police presence led to many protesters renaming washington dc to fort netanyahu. this week, there have been hundreds of arrests with police using pepper spray on protesters as well. in his speech, netanyahu immediately focused. on war mongering against iran and even called the pro-palestinian protesters outside, iran's useful idiots. romin masahari, press tv, washington dc. are there our guests in our news review program express their views on israely prime minister benjan not to how his speech before the us congress. well joining us on this edition of the news review we have journalists and political commentator samuel's joining us from melbourne. so we have journalists and activist harlet barikot speaking to us from vancouver, gentlemen, welcome to the program. let's start off with mr. geties in melbourne. first of all, i want to get your thoughts on netanyahu's speech to congress, as he addressed american lawers, of course, he saw more of financial and mil military support for this genocidal war. well, the content of his speech, if one could even call it that,

, god bless them because in washington dc, sodomor, the just supreme court justice of the united states was carjacked like a week ago, i mean so if you have a supreme court justice who isn't safe in washington dc, then where are we so? wouldn't you say then that the problem, there's something more fundamental here with the problem, that the people, the individual people have to protect themselves, i mean it's not the old west, we're talking about 2024, there are systems that are in place throughout the world, societies are safe, so what is it about the united states that it is not safe? well, maybe we should stop hugging the thugs and put them in jail and keep them in jail, maybe we need to expand the death penalty so that so that fam of victims understand that what they went through is valuable to society and so the criminals understand that they will be held accountable. criminals do not feel like they will be held accountable in this country. they go to jail where they are treated very well and they're pampered, they get their master's degree. the victims, the children of their victi

and i have them alone in washington dc. thanks so much. so now there was talking about the donald trump campaign. let's just have a closer look at the what donald trump has said to biden's decision to withdraw from the raise. he says, and i quote, biden was not fit to run for president, and it's certainly not fit to serve and never was all those around him, including his doctor and the media knew that he wasn't capable of being president. and he wasn't just taking a few steps back, jo biden's candidacy was thrown into these array all sort of faltering debate performance against trumping late june and debate that the supposed to reinvigorate his campaign. inflation has, it was a moment that changed the trajectory of the 2024 presidential campaigns has increased. making sure that we're able to make every single solitary person eligible for what i've been able to do with the, with the coven, i should be with dealing with everything we have to do with a to work. if we finally b, medicare to for the big joe biden called brent early one on one t

at a summit in washington, dc, nato pledges to boost ukraine's ad effects to buy them says the us and its allies will send thousands of systems to shoot down russian missiles, a day off to ukrainian children's hospital was attacked. also coming off, israel says it's conducting an investigation officer as drive by its world lines killed at least 2 dozen people at the school in the gaza strip killers, trips rent planned piece to the gal that was welcome to the program. us presidential biden has opened nato's 75th anniversary summit in washington. he made a pledge of mold missile defense systems for ukraine, as it recovers from a badge of russian that strikes earlier this week. biden said the us will provide teeth with an additional patriot system that says, allies well supplied thousands mold anti missile batteries bite and 6 to reassure allies at home and abroad, that he's up for the job of presidents doubts about his fitness for office continue to plague his re election campaign, the major celebration. but the mood appears. small tips, then festus, the 7th, it keeps any of us or he co

somebody posted in washington dc from where school is about complex willow and stroll around the world since the self described defense organization was created. 75 years ago, just on the age of a nation, policies are bringing us of a closer to wiping out to humanity. in a nuclear war from us, a tech postal is one of the usa is most prominent specialists in nuclear weapons and missile defense. the professor emeritus of science technology and international security and mit and a former advisors with us chief of naval operations joins me now from boston, massachusetts professor, thank so much for coming back on last time you were on that was around the same time as i should i came on, he publicized your search showing nato countries were duped into supporting as strikes on damascus. britain, the united states in france actually this week, the israel bomb by the these countries, the bottom, the syria, before we get onto an 8 or 75th anniversary, do you feel vindicated? about exposing the lies that brought to the war on syria? well i, i don't know what vindicated means because it's, uh, it

the dw reporters define z minds in washington dc. i'm sure you will have more later, but for now, thank you very much. and as biden says, he will be focusing on the feeling his duties as president for the remainder of his term. let's take a look now at the weeks that have led up to this decision. inflation has, it was a moment that changed the trajectory of the 2024 presidential campaigns has increase. making sure that we're able to make every single solitary person right, eligible for what i have been able to do with the uh, with the cobra. excuse me, with um, dealing with everything we have to do is, uh what if we finally be medicare. therefore, because of a joe biden called brent early one on one tv debate with donald trump. to dispel concerns about his age, we get to tony don't was a plan that backfired spectacularly the total edition, as viewers watched biden to struggle with his answers in more asylum of questions about biden's fitness had dodges campaign from the beginning. in his public appearances in the us and abroad, the 8