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he's joining us live from washington dc. thank you very much for your time, mr. davis. so, so far we've got trump and his wife's presidential nominee j the vans trying to portray walls as a fall left radicals. but give them that wouldn't actually be a winning strategy by the house campaign. do you think that line of attack will resonate with voices? yeah, i do think the support resonate for, for voice is i mean the reality as congressman was he, buddy with nancy pelosi, the 95 percent of the time. yeah. you don't know him, he's not a household name date or is this introductory period where voters will get to see him. but the headlines about them, a lot of his record will be dug into and ultimately opinion slowly shake the right out of the gate. so it is a race to define yourself in this situation. it's a really risky move to pick someone like governor was because he is so little known and it has not been really tested on the national scenes the way he would for a presidential campaign. so, so i looked at mister davis, i'm sorry to interrupt the call that also work in hi

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david willis in washington, dc— servicing himself.icing himself. david willis in washington, dc who has i servicing himself. david willis i in washington, dc who has been keeping across developments overin keeping across developments over in the us. let's bring in tom irvin and american pollster and co—founder the news website real clear politics. he joins me from chicago. thank you for your time. what is your sense of how to walz will pollen the ticket? in sense of how to walz will pollen the ticket? in some ways he was the _ pollen the ticket? in some ways he was the last _ pollen the ticket? in some ways he was the last man _ pollen the ticket? in some ways he was the last man left - he was the last man left standing. mark kelly was initially on the shortlist and he ran into some trouble and josh shapiro the governor from pennsylvania, some reported that his meeting did not go very well. another governor from north carolina took himself out of the running and clearly he is designed to appeal to working—class voters in wisconsin, mi

don't have and has more now from washington dc. it's not official, but cala harris can now safely be called the presumed democratic nominee for president. and her 1st decision is a big one. she's got to pick a vice presidential running mate in doing that, she would be the 1st female blank president. the 1st south asian president, and so most of the people she seems to be looking at are white men. she's also maybe going to want to look for regional balance, like when john kennedy in 1960 a northeastern or pick lyndon johnson, a southern or for his running mate. she's also going to want to pick someone ideally who can help her when one of those t battleground states. and she's going to want to find someone would do no harm. that's the lesson. the donald trump has been learning to his detriment. after picking j d vance has made a number of statements in the press that have caused that campaign some problem to the people. she's looking at her democratic governors like j, b, pris, grove, illinois, to waltz, of minnesota. but those are b

and wife shared their deep concern about a nation in crisis numbing changes were happening in washington dc changes that promised a transform their lives overnight president. nixon stunned the country today by admitting he held back heavily astrologers that what the transcripts say is as mr. nixon kochet at various what he told the american people on other occasions rumors of president nixon salinas resignation swept washington and the world today president nix reportedly well announces resignation tonight. team, i gerald r ford new solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute if office of president of the united states the office of president of the united and will to the best of my ability and will to the best of my ability preserve protect and defend preserve protect and defend constitution of the united states see constitution of the united states, so help me god so help me god. congratulations. here my fellow americans our long national nightmare is over. i have not campaigned either for the presidency or the vice presidency. i have not subscribed to any partisan platform. i am indebt

mayor, good to have you here i have been prior to right now, a longtime resident of washington, dc. i know how long this issue has been on the agenda many, many decades at this point, do you have those assurances from vice president harris and tim walz that they would support getting dc statehood finally, across the finish line well, abby, thanks for having me and i was proud to cast our votes for the next president of the united states, who has been a long time supporter of dc statehood. >> and she knows firsthand, having been living in washington, dc you sea and working with us on tough issues. how important it is, but not just important for us, but important for our entire nation. that the 700,000 tax paying americans of dc are represented in the capital, just like every other american here just to follow up on that i mean, the opposition to statehood among republicans has become almost existential in a way, how do you get past that? they are, they're worried that this means there electoral, you know? they might become obsolete electorally if the dc becomes the state well, i think

tim will not speak to john henderson in washington dc. now, john said the us, there are some very high profile names on that list. that's right, and they are on their way back to the us. we have that information from secretary of state antony blinking is put out a statement saying that these and his words wrongfully detained, americans and russian decisions have been released. the the, those who are american are on their way to the united states. and this is a massive prisoner swap. it, it represents the biggest exchange since the cold war. but it's not really a re signing of relations between the united states and russia. and this is a transactional exchange since the war and ukraine, the us and russia has been more at odds and at any time since the cold war and this exchange represents a transactional swap. the russians really wanted to have body crowds of calls back . he is, he was convicted in 2021 in germany, of killing a former chechen rebels in a berlin park. and these are negotiations that have gone on since before the death of a

all right, well joining us now is been a band left loop in washington dc. he works for the foundation for the defense of democracies and focuses on rainy and security and political issues. welcome to dw, so ron supreme leader has ordered an attack on israel for the death of how massively your intake around. but do you expect to run to attack israel in the way that avoids 8 further escalation, as well, thank you for the invitation. great to be back with you. in short, these womic republic remains causes it of thresholds and imbalances and the military relationship fees of the israel. but nonetheless, the april 13, april 14, direct, overt, and kinetic military operation by the islamic republic against israel essentially means that an overt shooting war is essentially a non 0 chance. how many has used the same language to talk about punishing israel here as he did by with respect to the us and january, 2020, after the killing of cause some silly money the by the trump administration in iraq . and by a drone strike. as of the past has pro longer likely is going

that's our correspondent, benjamin, although his group in washington dc. many thanks for that benjamin ukraine's president has confirmed that f 165 digit supplied by western countries where use to count to russian attacks this week. florida means the landscapes, the j to sort down some of the me 1000 drawings, that raso launch that targets a new crime. the latest wife of the tax killed at least 5 people. the trail of destruction and ukraine suffer read your region. after a 2nd day of heavy russian bombardment, the overnight attack resulted in several casualties. fatal strikes also had president folding mirror. zalinski is hometown creevy, re a. so lensky said, ukraine used western fighter jets to repel russia's messiah attack. confirming for the 1st time it's use of f. 16 jets in combat. and these huge attack of russians. we destroyed already something we saw some drones using gap 16. i will share how many, but we did it. thanks to bottom this they, david gave us an experience provided to us, but the get salt enough us made f sixteens are one of the most s

here's the senior fellow for us foreign policy at the middle east institute in washington dc. welcome to the w, brian. i want to start by asking you, do we know what is making biden's soul to mistake about this long dealer dealer? hey, one thing that's making them optimistic is that the war that many peoples here that are ron and has the law might launch in. rick, reaction to is really the strikes a couple of weeks ago has not yet happened. and this, the simple fact of the matter is that there's an impulse to try to double down on diplomacy to end the gods at work in part to try to prevent a wider regional war. that would drag the united states around his beloved israel and to a wider consul grace. and so i think maybe that's one thing that gives them a little bit of hope. the 2nd thing is he, he actually may be doing this to try to push things along that across the finish line because it's been a very difficult negotiation. it's been essentially 2 and a half months since he really provide release to his own plan for a ceasefire. and it's been hard to get to this point. so i t

oh, and fisher has more from washington dc as well. there has been this widespread investigation ongoing since july, the 13th and the f. b. i during that time has obviously scan through everything that they should have put on social media is computers is phones. and the thing they could access their spoken to more than a 1000 people and they say that his ideology is not clear. but what they did find out was that he had googled and set for events that both presidential candidates would be involved. and when he realized that donald trump would be in his home state, on the 13th of july, he became laser focused on that. now these investigations are still continuing, but they say there's no clear idea of what his ideology awards. and we know that the house is already conducting an investigation. in fact, within butler this week, taking a look at the actual site, there's a number of parallel investigations on going to. and it could be some time before we get to the bottom of this because the house committee is not due to the port to sometime

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many of you know i work in washington dc. we spend our time there, we travel a lot, we are involved in helping a lot of people in politics including our wonderful governor but everywhere i go people say to me do you know gretchen witmer. es, we were among the first prominent democrats to endorse her for governor, oh gosh the what is she like, number one, what you see is what you get. she's a natural politician, talented public servant and an authentic person and that is what this book is all about which authenticity is so important in today's world.ty i can give you some examples of inauthenticity in a little while. but really, really. the other thing they said, this comes from a top democratic strategists in california. it comes from the former chair of the new hampshire democratic party. it comes from numerous members of myss class that got electedo congress who say we really which gretchen witmer would run for president of the united states. [applause] [cheers and applause] >> none of that was approved before we came on.d

and thanks for that official reporting that from washington dc. i. let's take this on with carrie, sheffield, who's the conservative commentator and seen a policy unless independent women's voice, which is an advocacy organization which is focused on women's rights, joins live now from washington, dc as well. kerry, great to have you with us. thanks for joining us. as a democrats at the moment, writing a wave, how worried is the republican leadership about this? do you think of as well? i don't think anyone should be complacent. that's the name of the game. and politics is the only certainty is chaos and uncertainty. and so things can change very quickly. we saw a huge bump for president trump when he survived that assassination attempts. and then we saw a bump for harris when it was announced that she was going to be replacing in a way that that i and many can service believe was very under a product. the fact that you have millions of democratic voters with voted for joe biden to see him just plucked out without any contested convention, any contes

to stay in washington dc. we can join richardson, he's a j, a political consultants, a non resident senior fellow at the atlantic council. good to have you with us at the moment. it does seem to be at the relationship between the us. it is relevant payment as that as well seems to be out stepping uh the us in the us is having to follow because of this. i implied support. that's no any creating tensions in the us. but we can see the tension is creating of them, at least well, that's right. and that's going to be with you i, i think actually the ramifications of the us is real relationship are planning out even in domestic politics. we saw today that a couple of harris, instead of picking joshua bureau, the governor of pennsylvania, who in many circles, was considered a more formidable sort of running, made against the trump. uh, and dance ticket shows to go with 10 walls from minnesota. and many people think that this was as a result of pressure about uh, uh, shoot bureaus, strong support for israel previously.

say, we are joined by our guests, wilmer leon, columnist and political scientists, coming from washington dc, also mike harris, editor uh, for veterans today is joining us from san francisco, so uh, let's bring our guests from san francisco, all of this comes a time when we also have received news, that the 500th uh shipment of weaponry has arrived in israel uh over the past 11 months and us relentless support for uh the israelis have definitely emboldened the regime in continuing the genocidal war there. well what puzzles me is why is the us supporting israel at all when they're actively committing genocide? we are a christian nation and as christians we should not be sitting id by and watching this. the problem we have in the united states is that uh the zionist and the israelis through apec and other uh pro israeli lobby groups and support groups have bought our congress uh they have drived them uh with campaign donations and that is why israel is viewed as a friend in ally when in fact as an ally or as a friend israel has done nothing for us ever, all they have been is a continuing an on

thank you very much to both of you gentlemen for joining us, now let's start with our guest from washington dc, mr. wilmer, leon, uh, if you could... please tell us your take on this situation. we had the un and the ngo staff who were stationed in gaza trying to create uh lifeline for these gazans that are under constant bombardment and uh desperate need for humanitarian aid. now they had to move uh after evacuation orders were given to uh rafa and now they had to move to day alballa in the center from the south to the center. and now. in less than two months, so that was back in may, they have given another uh evacuation order. we also do know that the only hospital, one of the few hospitals operating there, has also been ordered to evacuate. what is your take on this, what is israel trying to do by not allowing a stable uh humanitarin lifeline to exist there? well, the're uh, the they're doing what you do anytime you're trying to... uh impose exact genocide uh a group of people uh, you're you're trying to exterminate them, and i think it's very important for people to understand that this ha

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thank you very much for joining us from washington, dc. and a meal supplies westbank is by the security forces. se one's that one has been shot dead off the gun. an open fire at passing vehicles, and all that is by the satellite has been injured and the attack and they are in the legal sacrament. and the jordan valley is there any falls that carried out rates and several pastry villages following the shooting that abraham. how's this update from douglas in the occupied westbank? he is really forces continued the rates all across the jordan valley area, as well as closing off the check points leading to jericho to, to boss, to different towns in the joint been body. they believe that the perpetrator has led the scene an escaped towards one of the palestinian villages. now we've seen the use of drones as well as troops trying to locate the perpetrator or perpetrators. but as far as palestinians are telling us that they believe that these acts are considered collective punishment. it's a way forward as ways to tell the palestinians that if an

see, not to say live in washington dc. thank you. washington says american military personnel has been ended and a rocket attack on an air base house and us troops in weston voc, 2 missiles hit on acid base and unbar province. a fuel supply station inside the base has court fine and a still burning. please say the muscles were launched from the trunk. that's bringing that cost on that to me without that. why have he's joining us live from back. that lock will tell us what we know so far of the will a lucky secure with your sources. say that 2 missiles will launch it at i in, in a said the ministry base that houses us and coalition, the troops in the above province. and the western iraq at, at, today in the evening about that 3 and a half hours ago. and according to the pentagon that i told the elders, eli, that's a initial information, indicates that a number of us soldiers were injured. meanwhile, here in a rock, you're lucky, a security sources say that a number of us. so those were taken to receive medical treatment at a fee in th

mike, i'll sing the heavy washington institute for near his policy in washington dc. thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us. thank you. inside guys i've posted ins have low expectations from lincoln's diplomatic push it a little maintenance visit to israel will not change anything. every time we hit it will. but it turns out that there are no negotiations. it's all lies about if the clock like is if it's above us then right. then we suffer a lot of guns that are good, but i'm going to let you know what's the categories. and we feel that the american us, of, of the international community are, can you not on us without mercy. so i had the easiest visit to israel is just for the us to check in with is really not provided with arms and logistics of you. so we continue this extermination in war and gone. so probably about that. this won't change anything that we're very pessimistic about his visit with. i'm sure, i mean to convince the out the, the, the by nat ministration is working hard for us. these 5 deal for domestic reasons to it has faced widespread

michael, same as managing director of the washington institute for near is policy in washington, dc out a form of senior direct uh for middle east affairs at the us national security council, michael anthony blinking has called his latest diplomatic push probably the best and maybe the last opportunity for us these 5 deal. is that a fair assessment? well, i think we are getting more optimistic taste now, some us officials, whereas in previous weeks there have been a lot of concern expressed by us officials about especially the attitude to be is really government worried that perhaps practice or not now was introducing new ways use removing the goal posts, i take some of this current optimism to suggest that perhaps those gaps have been close. it's important, remember though, that you know, of course, a mosse is refined matters as well. and we've yet to hear a positive or definitive response from us that suggests that they're ready to accept. this is finding out how moss as they have called it an illusion. but as a news conference, he gave off the tools blinking expressed some additional

he joins me now from washington, dc. eric, it's good to see what. yeah. and it says the w h l, it says that what 230000 impacts vaccines are ready to be shipped to the d r c. to get things going in a couple of days. i mean, is that the solution we've had a back seen do the vaccinations and we will solve this problem as well. i think it's definitely the key part of the solution. the only problem is visual while they're shipping and allowing countries to buy the vaccine and donated to to d, r c has all actually formerly approved the vaccine yet. and so the vaccines approved by europe in the us of ga. but the w just still need 2 more weeks to actually approve it or they're thinking, but it's not said many countries, including spain. japan have already pledged a hundreds of thousands and millions of doses, but we still have to get the shots into arms, so to speak. and again, the deployment of this will still take a lot of time. so i think overall we need probably about 10000000 doses for africa . and we haven't even scratched the surface of that right now. wh

china tried to use this kind ofjob narrative but everyone in washington, dc tends to agree right now the fundamental problem is we embrace china which is a nonmarket economy into a market—driven system. that's an issue that the industry will not be able to solve. europeans yourself have said that the relationship you have with china is one of systemic. that is basically more institution than ideological. from what you're saying, do you think regardless china tried to use this kind ofjob narrative but everyone in washington, dc tends to agree right now that the issue is not one particular policy, its systemic and the fundamental problem is we embrace china which is a nonmarket economy into a market—driven system. that's an issue that the industry will not be able to solve. europeans yourself have said that the relationship you have with china is one of systemic. that is basically more institution than ideological. from what you're saying, do you think regardless of who is president injanuary, tariffs are here to stay? that is a policy shift now, we sanoe biden keeping the trump tariff

a random slim is a senior fellow at the middle east institute in washington, dc. you are joining us by skype from dayton, ohio. it's great to talk to you today. um, 10 days ago, joe biden said, quote, we have never been closer to a cease fire deal. does it still feel that way too? you know, it could, it did not seem that way to me. then when president buys, instead, what he said, and that's when a kid doesn't teen this way. today, after the 2 delegations, they certainly been negation and the how much the negation left title. without an agreement, the 2 sides are too far apart. there's very wide gaps between them on could you can issues and despite the bridge and proposals put forward by the united states covered and egypt, i don't think those records where able to bridge those gaps. does hezbollah attack and israel's attack on his block? it went both ways on sunday. move the needle at all. does it make these talks and a and a ceasefire. more likely, less likely, or none of the above? i will think it does affect them one way or another. well, i mean, it, it does ra

michael thing they have the washington institute for near his policy in washington dc. thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us. thank you. as inside god, the stadiums have low expectations from lincoln's diplomatic push. it really comes was it to israel will not change anything. every time we hit it will. but it turns out that there are no negotiations. it's all lies about if the clock like is it the spa, that's the agent. then we suffer a lot and guns that are good, but i'm the guy, you know what the guy that, and we feel that the american assault of the international community are, can you not on us without mercy? so i had the easiest visit to israel is just for the us to check in with israel united, provided with arms and logistics of you. so we continue with these extermination and war and concepts and a similar problem. this won't change anything as though we are very pessimistic about his visit to the contrary. i mean, to convince the, although the bottom administration is working hard for us these 5 deal for domestic reasons to it has faced widespr

i - participated in a nato public forum held in washington, dc.ar and open sing to our western friends, guys, you have to change the rules of engagement. they have to lift all these restrictions. this is the easiest and the closest way how to end this war, notjust to end but to win this war. this is the way how the democracy can win this war against the tyrant and dictatorship regime of vladimir putin. i strongly believe the appeal that president zelensky once again launched during his first conference asking our western friends to lift the curbs on the use of long—distance, long—range missiles to hit the russian military sites, hit the russian command and control centres. not civilian infrastructure of russians. i believe this is the right response. a final thought, believe this is the right response. afinalthought, ukrainians believe this is the right response. a final thought, ukrainians have shown such resilience but it is really taff, isn't it, going through the last couple of days? that is an absolute truth but also, how confident are you th

sadly it is coming a lot from washington, dc, from the american government who placed handcuffs on them weapons. the us knows and we have encouraged other countries to give them weapons. the uk's missile mentioned, the storm shadow was a superb weapon and they should all be used to strike as deep into russia a the targets ukrainians are going to go after. and i trust the ukrainians when they say they are going after military targets as opposed to the russians who have launched this terror campaign that has been going over now for well over two years against civilians. so we have to allow the ukrainians to go ahead and just hit back and hit back very, very hard against the russian military. the concern that has been expressed by western officials including those in washington, dc was that in doing so and in using weaponry that comes from those nato countries is that it then opens up this war, potentially, further. the risk of a further escalation. are you worried about that? do you think that is a point to which president putin may go to? we would be foolish not to worry about these thi

jordan has moved from washington dc a 2 weeks after joe biden suspended his re election bid to be us presidents and endorsed commer harris. the us vice president is a head of the former president, donald trump, by just one point in a new page from cbs news. and you got this pulled up, which in, fall to the survey of more than 3000 likely us voters indicates a real thing z as in search for the democratic candidate. 2 weeks after the big shakeup in her party side. there are more people who are described as african american who say they are now likely to vote as our an increased number of young people and an increased number of women who indicate that they are the way to vote . and that they are much more likely to vote for harris that they would, for trump, all 3 of these communities had been seen as putting forward lack luster support for joe biden. before the shake up in late july, for his part, the former republican president donald trump has put out a statement, castigating the result of the new c b s poll. suggesting that the interpretation pulled out by the television network has

now on the american reaction to is melanie is killing out 0 is phillip l, joining us now from washington dc. feel so our washington men be viewing all of these legs as developments concerns in the middle east as well. i mean, the official line here in washington for the last 24 hours as being ready to sort of distance themselves from this. remember, the us has said it had no knowledge of this attack before hand. that said, behind the scenes beneath the surface, you know, there will be a lot of concern right now on 2 fronts. one of which is, in the immediate aftermath you, we just heard from to run the, the fact that the americans are being held responsible. remember, america is rails made supposed to main, i protect them, made on supply, viewed as comfortable in some ways by the radians here. so they'll be questions about what they're responsible for the festival in the immediate area in the mid least. um, what that could mean, could it lead to or that war? but secondly, to american interest, either in the us there's been a lot of talk on the tv channels here this evening about targets in t

phil is in washington dc. so phil, tell us what's being said, what's the reaction in washington to this? well, i think sighing heavily criticized is probably putting it mildly, the, by the ministration side, one of the better, what seems pretty disgusted by these comment. and so it was a show statement that was released, but it was fairly to the point it said, we all uphold by these comments. we reiterate that this rhetoric is harmful and it is disturbing. the presidents and the secretary of state have repeatedly stress the need and the humanitarian crisis in goal is to remove any obstacles to the flow of age and restore the basic services for those in need. of course these comments, will it be welcomed by some in the fall right side of israel, but they have been widely uh, found upon any international community. i mean, be your opinion describes them as well. put them in place. i'm sorry, this is a little crime, deliberate, salvation. that's how you describe it. uh, the front set it how deep, despite what it c

with israel, those comp, those communications are ongoing. correspondence for us in jordan is in washington dc with more on this now the president, how concerned is washington? the latest developments in the middle east? the one thing that you've been hearing coming from members of the board and harris administration, since the 1st reports of as well funny as kelly, early on wednesday and turnaround is that while this is not something that they wanted to see, given that how much is a terrorist organization under the eyes of us law, they also wanted to make it important to note that the removal of one person involved and then it goes to ations for a cease fire in the war. and garza is not going to necessarily up in those negotiations. the us is trying to stay focused on what it says is the bigger picture, which is bringing an end to a conflict that is now entering. it's 301st day in gaza in the us. it wants to make it very clear that it is working very diligently to try to reduce tensions between israel and its neighbors. even though it does say that israel does have the right to self defense,

obviously it was still a valid joins us now from washington, dc. so, so we've been watching what's been happening into ron, how will washington be doing all these latest developments in the middle east though? well, there's going to be concerned, at least beneath the surface, because we had those remarks made into around where they'll say by hold america responsible. remember the us is, is rails main back to its main protect to its main office supply. we even heard today overall the yesterday i thought you insecure the accounts meet between the deputy. i'm foster that some of us to be un whilst talking about what a great situation it was and, and reiterating the need for a cease fire. also reiterating that support israel. so now that the americans are aware that they all being publicly blinds by the radians, there's going to be concerned about a couple of things. first of all, what it means for the middle league is this going to lead to a wider will. secondly, what it means for american interests, all american interest is going to be targeted. there

go ahead and john, just now from washington dc. apache, you might say some of the adult, say the us courtiers for these fall, yet singleton is the pumping up. israel's ability to conduct will to should have billions of dollars. that's exactly it. i think what, what i want to point out real quick is that's really interesting that you heard that from president joe biden. we really haven't seen him since he decided to not run for re election. this was an event that he was headed to in louisiana about cancer, but it was really one of the 1st times report has been able to ask him any questions . and the fact that he linked a ceasefire to around not retaliating for the assassination of her mazda as political leader on it's soil. i think very, very telling because, well, most people had made that connection. the president was very clear split was saying that she believes the ceasefire could lead to a ram standing down in so many words. but yes, people are going to be asking about the timing of this. and if you look back to the history of the, by the administration, when it comes to dealing with prim

there won't joining us today from the united states and washington dc mach fi fleet, the founder of also reco strategies, a public relations company. and he's also a former advisor to president george w bush in new york. john salt b is an american poster, olsa and founder of jones. they'll be strategies and also in washington dc, tire capacity, human rights activist, and the 1st political appointees, the public, the resign from president, jo biden's, administration over its policies, thoughts on gauze assigned to all of you for joining us. let me start with you just to summarize this week in chicago of the democratic convention. cumberland harris will be happy with the way when, when she oh she sure it should be um. she extended her honeymoon period a full week. and she did essentially what she had to do, you know, not expecting ever really to be the presidential nominee. the tall order was to bring democrats back. those who were, you know, disturb, disappointed in, in president buying and, and we're giving buying them a low score in terms of his favorability. so she helped to unify the