since october 7 the attention of the world and washington post has been affixed on israel-gaza war. has mobilized dozens of correspondents across the middle east and the world in d.c. and egypt and lebanon and london and seoul. we have assembled a large number of correspondents and photographers and researchers. we haven't been for the most part in gaza, in the heart of the story, where access has been extremely limited to talk more about that challenge of breaking in, bill booth, is among those who made were the focus of their reporting. it is great to see you both. you have spent your career reporting from gaza. at the moment you are no longer there. can you briefly tell us where you were at the start of the war and why you and your family have decided to leave? >> yeah. october 7, the attacks started in the morning and i was asleep at the time. it was 6:30, around 7:00. there was -- we didn't realize what was happening because what happened never happened before. my two boys were to go to school. i started making phone calls and the online messages, what's up, what's going on? it

since october 7 the attention of the world and washington post has been affixed on israel-gaza war. has mobilized dozens of correspondents across the middle east and the world in d.c. and egypt and lebanon and london and seoul. we have assembled a large number of correspondents and photographers and researchers. we haven't been for the most part in gaza, in the heart of the story, where access has been extremely limited to talk more about that challenge of breaking in, bill booth, is among those who made were the focus of their reporting. it is great to see you both. you have spent your career reporting from gaza. at the moment you are no longer there. can you briefly tell us where you were at the start of the war and why you and your family have decided to leave? >> yeah. october 7, the attacks started in the morning and i was asleep at the time. it was 6:30, around 7:00. there was -- we didn't realize what was happening because what happened never happened before. my two boys were to go to school. i started making phone calls and the online messages, what's up, what's going on? it

and i called the post washington post the new york times. i had an interesting exchange with elaine. she alone, you know, of the new york times that your audience might appreciate. because she was reporting my leeks very methodically and incorrectly. and about one week into the investigation of the set intelligence committee, the confirmation hearings, she stop reporting what i was giving her, so i called her after the confirmation hearings. bob was confirmed, but there were more negative votes against him that in a, their c, i a director and history at that point. and we had launch a little i said to relate, you know, why did you stop recording the information? i was getting you because it was very good information and was from inside the committee. i had sources on the staff, as you said, well i'll be honest with you. i knew that bob had finally passed the test. he was going to get confirmed. he would go back to the c i a as a director and he would become a very important source to me. you would go back to the national war college of teach

washington post has been living off of bob woodward and colonel birds. and for the years who had a whistle blower like mark felt, but they haven't been kind at all to whistle blowers and they've been very critical of people like cali rally and uh, edward snowden, chelsea mat in very nasty. the column is the, were considered liberal like lou ruth marcus is considered a liberal. the late michael garrison when after whistle blowers, david ignatius, of course, who was apologize for the c i. anyway. and i've been writing about that for years when, after the whistle blowers, so whistle blowers better, realize that when they're out there and they turn around to see who's behind them. they're not gonna see a lot of people. and they're not gonna see a lot of institutions, and they're not always going to see the press even though you can have. and as you know, you can have investigative reporting. you can have congressional investigations, you can't have oversight without whistle blowers, right? history is clear in that regard. in your own experience, in my experi

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such things do in your opinion, and no, and not only the washington post does not is doing such things time, and the wall street journal also did such things, i want to note that every spring we come across such information, and the russians are actively promoting information warfare, they are active, and that is why they managed to influence some data with information, and we we see such publications, in fact, if we are talking about the impact of russian means of electronic warfare, i recently came across information from me. such a question was about the fact that even they are trying to jam starlinks, then it should be noted here that there is a countermeasure against this, and there are certain changes in the american weapons , which were carried out on these weapons so that the russian electronic warfare equipment does not affect the military weapons sold to us by our partners, and actually, i say, a good example is strikes. .. for anti-aircraft defense with means such as kams. mr. anatoly, we understand that the f-16s have long been considered in ukrainian skies, but now it seem

host: just so you are aware, this is an article from the washington post that says "adult film actress stormy daniels expected to testify tuesday in trump's hush money trial. testimony in donald trump's hush money trial is expected to include adult film actress stormy daniels. trump faces 34 counts of falsifying business records related to his reimbursement of his former lawyer michael cohen for a hush money payment before the 2016 election. ms. daniels, alleged she had a sexual encounter with trump years earlier. " philip in mississippi. independent. caller: i always seem to call when you are the host. i will give it my best shot. i am an author, i wrote a book to help educate america in regards to the racial divide in our country. i believe we need education to

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newspapers such as "the new york times" and "the washington post" have full spread covers of the former president's conviction. internationally, trump's face is plastered on papers from brazil to spain, the uk and ireland. joining us now, former supreme allied commander of nato, retired four-star navy admiral

how school about the washington post? the stine, on the boat, they basically did the phone. how on the eve of nadine to maurice for state was it to be us induced by agency role locked and modeled old e. c separate? just need to call good funds. sing funding on american soil. this man is

. >> the senate will be in order progress jason is it "washington post" reporter was taken prisoner andran ultimately served a year end a half part 544 days. the first thing jason got from the u.s. government when he returned home? it was a tax bill with the fines and penalties for his failure to file and pay his taxes on time. jason came to meet with me recounted toin meet when he pointed up to the irs it was front page news in the "washington post" he was unjustly imprisoned. of course he could not pay his taxes on time. they said we would like to help you but congress needs to act. to stop imposing tax penalties on american hostages. today i'm here to celebrate my dear friend republican senator and i have introduced the senate has now passed a bill with a catchy title stop tax penalties with american hostages. it cleared unanimously, thank you. we now await house action. this is the latest in a number of actions several of us has taken together. there is now a national hostage wrongful detainee recognize last year signed into law by president biden venice march 9. were also working o

so "the washington post" gave him forgo pinocchio's and said biden's false claim that english was 9% when he took office is not correct. let's deal with what we have seen in this presidency and i will ask you how this plays out in a debate stage with donald trump who can look back at his record on the economy. under biden inflation has gone up 19.3%. okay? we have had our green room fact-check this. under biden up 19% opened her trumpet was up 5.1%. so is this a clear sign that donald trump can beat joe biden on the debate stage and rest on his record? >> sandra, i apologize, i missed the beginning. we had some connection problems what douglas said. i'm sure they were smart he is a sharp guy. i can't wait for this debate to happen and let's recall president trump had four years in office not three. if you look at four years of facts, gdp was better, deficits were lower, jobs are higher, unemployment is lower, wages are up, manufacturing is up, infrastructure was passed, we actually are going to put a manufacturing in wisconsin with microsoft, we are going to put a chip factory in ari

the request first reported by the washington post occurred during a meeting of oil industry executives at the former president's home in palm beach, florida. the oil industry has a long list of policy actions it would want trump to take, including dismantling parts of president biden's green agenda and rolling back pollution regulations that threaten to crimp their profits. politico reported on wednesday that oil executives are preparing highly specific requests for trump, including executive orders that they hope he would sign if reelected. at the least, the one billion points to problems governing law in politics according to a finance director at a watchdog group. "at a high level it perfectly captures so much of what is

if you want to read that in the washington post.rump steam wanted to question everyand they chose not to do that. his own defense and he chose not to do it. the verdict was reached by ordinary citizens. we will continue to get your reaction to yesterday's verdict and a reminder we are said to hear from donald trump again today at a press conference scheduled in trump tower at 11:00 a.m.. that will be aired here on c-span.org. look on the c-span network for continued reactions as well. for the next 15 minutes it is your reaction. caller: good morning and thk you for taking my call. i just wanted to say i am a firm believer in the separation of powers of my faith in the judicial system was restored yesterday. i watched as the capital was eached on c-span. i have watched a country that i love become divided and it makes me sad. we need to stop referring to the case as a hush money case and referred to it as what it was, and election interference case. the judicial process worked and i'm thankful for that. we are in the united states of

the washington post in washington, d.c., trump found guilty. readying the scripts of martyrdom is one of the sub headlines. "the detroit free press," here is the headline, trump guilty on all counts. "the arizona daily star," with convicted. and then "the las vegas review journal," guilty, this is long from over, a quote from the former president, who spoke briefly to a large number of reporters gathered at the courthouse on thursday after the guilty counts were read. this was the president from yesterday. [video clip] former presidentrace. this was a rigged trial by conflicted judge who is corrupt. this was a rigged trial, a disgrace, they would not give us a venue change. we were at 5% or 6% in this district, in this area. this was a rigged, disgraceful and the real verdict is going to be november 5 by the people, and they know what happens here, and everybody knows what happens here. we did not do anything wrong. you have a very innocent man, and it is ok. i'm fighting for our country and constitution. our whole country is being rigged right

this was reported by sources of the newspaper the washington post, and more. they also reported that he greatly surprised his donors with this. journalists of the publication do not provide any other details. i will remind you that the ex-owner of the white house, who has every chance to settle there for another four years, has repeatedly stated that he will be able to end the russian-ukrainian conflict, as it is called in russia, within 24 hours. taking office as president, after all, trump often calls it a conflict, and the rich are also crying once again about trump, his wallet is so stupid that he has to spend money by selling his property, for example, in order to pay the costs, all the costs of the lawyers who defend him in all four cases, he even had to sell. one plane, this was reported by the american mass media, and they said that it was a small plane from his fleet, although it costs a lot, 10 million dollars, and as we can see, donald trump's problems are serious. well, at least 90 balloons were launched the day before from north korea in the direc

a staff writer for the washington post. covers independent parties and candidates. she will talk to us about the libertarian national convention happening right now. thank you for joining us. 't we start by talking about the party itself. have and what they stand for. guest:st political party in the country representing a number of people. it is obviously smaller than the democratic and republican parties, the major parties but it is still a considerable party to pay att year.this is a year when we are seeing more third-party challenges and more significant third-party before. a lot of third-party candidates and supporters i talked to there is dissatisfaction among icans with the two majornominees and they think that this might be their opportunity to try to convince americans to vote for them. host: liberta their presidential nominee this weekend. explain how that works and how and democratic process that we are use to? guest: it is a weird process if you know the democratic and republican processes and you don't know how this works. there have been state conventio

and the second thing, washington post, i, i basically, it’s more fun, remember, in your program we talkede of weeks ago, then there he was with a kuleba something , they were eating and drinking somewhere again, an article came out today in the washington post, and i was predicting that there is there are a lot of disputes about what blinken demanded and what zelensky did not fulfill, so in this article vladimirich says in black and white: fuck you, zelensky says, to blinkon, here you go, i’m reading it again. i congratulate you on being awarded the title of senior boar of ukraine. get started, it’s necessary, there’s another thing to do putin also spoke about the constitutional court, and so there is another problem with the constitutional court in ukraine, no, it doesn’t exist, it’s not that it doesn’t exist, it’s one of the acting chairman, he turned 70 years old today, and he can no longer be a judge, nor naturally, but you do not need a constitutional court. you will die, i’m like, well, he says, who will protect you, if not me, many donetsk residents. i remember this day in history,

kiev will use british weapons to attack russia, the washington post claims, citing an anonymous officialstates is still resisting pressure and is still resisting such actions by the armed forces of ukraine, despite the call of nato secretary general stoltenberg, at least that’s what state department spokesman miller said. no agreement among eu countries, the majority of european defense ministers rejected both the idea of ​​allowing ukraine to strike russia and the plan to send their own to kiev. instructors, among the few who are in favor, are the netherlands, the czech republic and estonia. meanwhile, french president macron, during his visit to germany, tried to push through chancellor scholz, who is actively against it. in a new speech, macron proposed a softened version of the initiative. he called for permission for ukraine to fire western weapons at those russian military installations from which attacks are being carried out on the ukrainian armed forces. however, western curators, of course, are lying. the kiev regime has long been... using nato weapons to strike russian territo

published widely beyond his columns, too, in the new york times, the wall street journal, the washington post, the atlantic and elsewhere. you see on tv a lot. tim's work is unique. he describes broadeginning frome of real people. down. and for that reason, i think he has an understanding of how people thrive and how people fail. what holdsether, what divides us. that is just deeply humane and sympathetic, even as it's always rooted in some moral fundamentals. his goal really is to prove your grandmother was right. if you want to be happy, you should get married. you have kids, you should go to church. you should show up for your neighbors. you should people well. but he also wants to explore what it is about modern life that makes it so hard. do what your grandmother told you to do and to see the value of these things. it's very much what this wonderful book is about. it looks at the various confused and complicated ways that our society has made life harder for parents, sometimes on purpose, but very often not on purpose. and it some ways forward. tonight's conversation is going to take up

. >> now that "washington post" is reporting the biden administration working urgently to stave off a full scale is raise the invasion is offering israel valuable assistance and it holds back including sensitive intelligence to help the israeli military pinpoint the location of hamas leaders and find the groups hidden tunnels according to people familiar. here's senator tom cotton reacting to that story. >> the white house denies that jon kirby brief the other date that the sharing intelligence including the location who has not been killed in the seven months of this work. >> is in the "washington post" with four officials familiar with it. the "washington post" is like the message board for this administration of democratic party progress you believe the intelligence community's withholding information? >> i believe joe biden is willing to do that. >> of any evidence? lexi has imposed a de facto arms environment on israel. >> top democrat in the armed services committee said he is not so sure. >> the crucial thing about that story as there is no evidence whatsoever that it is true p

a washington post poll found that by a 3 to 1 margin, american people supported a nuclear. what that what we have not nuclear weapons but what a frozen nowhere they. and it might sound like a good idea but reagan's whole approach was to build up to create leverage for arms reductions. so reagan faced a really big problem in the united states. a washington post abc poll, the same poll found that a significant portion of the american public has become in increasingly anxious over the prospect of a nuclear war. frightened over the buildup of the arsenal. and frustrated the lack of serious negotiation between. the two superpowers. so an awful lot of people in the also south korea, japan, taiwan. there afraid. and that's true in america. there is a second barrier he faced which is the perception that many people had that he was a mouthpiece piece that he had just been a grade b movie actor hollywood. that he was simply not up to the job. a british commentator, roy hattersley, labeled reagan, a man of naive ideas and simple opinions which he holds with the certainty of a midweste

karen attiah is a columnist with the washington post and adjunct lecturer at columbia university. up, donald trump on trial and the campaign trail. why he is dipping his plans for a second term as president. plus, why one more six-week abortion ban could have an outsized impact on the south and i would hints at more trouble to come. >>> plus, jeannette walls joins me to discuss the glass castle, her important memoir of

stuart: not bad in the washington post on and sign field. >> i want my comedy guidance from some wokell for the liberal newspaper. they clearly know why the people purchase a two-drink ming mum -- minimum. here's the deal, stu, mainstream comedy is fine if it's funny and polite comedy is fine if it's funny. to their point that mean s pirited humor isn't cool, netflix had a roast of tom brady that included 300 of the most vicious jokes you could ever tell, some of which i wouldn't share with you if we were prison bunk mates celebrating 10-year anniversary. that might be too far for the cell block. what people did, they tuned in. they didn't protest, people want to laugh. we come to comedy for one w ithin, it's to laugh. comics are supposed to make you laugh, strippers are supposed to make you a little randy. nobody want as stripper's take on the border, which is a shame because they probably know a lot about lot about family separation. wrongly going after seinfeld and trendy and they didn't like that or own this. >> make me laugh. >> make me laugh on a saturday night on fox news satur

and after that he'll be in conversation about with alyssa roer wonderful washington post columnist who writes family and culture and a lot of the kinds of questions that tim takes up in his book. she's also just as of the last few days, the community and letters editor is there write letters and community editor at the washington post shows she gets to hear from all kinds of very interesting people. and she's really i would say her stuff gets forwarded to me more than just about anything else in the washington post, mostly from my wife. and it is always profound and interesting. she takes up these same subjects, but from often a different angle than the one that tim might take and their conversation in a certain way could be a left right conversation. but i think it's also going to show that these kinds of issues are not really in any simple way left, right, the two of them. we'll talk for while and then they can draw all of you into to the people in this room. if you're watching us online, then right next to where you're watching us, you can how to participate in that conversation and

this paradoxical theory is presented by the washington post, and at the same time the publication blamesme of the british, since in words the head of mid-cameron gave ukraine the green light during a recent visit there. at the same time, in reality, london did not allow kiev to use british weapons for attacks on russia, the washington post claims. meanwhile, french president macron during visit to germany tried to push through chancellor scholz, who is actively against it. in a new speech , macron proposed a softened version of the initiative; he called for permission for ukraine to fire western weapons at those russian military installations from which attacks on the armed forces of ukraine are being carried out. however, western curators, of course, are lying. the kiev regime has long been using nato weapons to attack russian territory. here is a recent example, reported. from the ministry of defense. on tuesday evening, russian air defense shot down a guided bomb over the belgorod region hammer made in france. also, the belgorod region was repeatedly attacked using the czech vampire m

de i reversed of that and we weren't supposed to notice but we did that's why as the washington postnts out companies are removing all references to de i including calls eli lilly and starbucks and coors and americans just want to be or not a lecture to come with it especially if the broad doing the finger way also wags a penis. whether students know it or not the trend would help them because they won't hire the enemy nobody wants to hire a fresh columbia log read just as you wouldn't throw a live grenade into your own bear acts was nice to know you were hired for your talent experience and skill not because you look like a plus sized model from appellate on add and it's great news is the hiring pool just got deeper and wider then stormy daniels lies. you cannot worry about hiring a brainwashed marxist who believes 2 plus 2 equals racist. [ cheers and applause ] i can rest. but there are holdouts 1 group they think moving the letters de i around will do the trick they replaced the term with ied. what's that normally stand for improvised explosive device great marketing guys. i guess

more from the washington post trump says were good when the state of new jersey, that is not something post would relish. in top races republicans tried to stay quiet on the 2020 claims. no mention of biden's totally false claim that he inherited a 9% inflation rate, not a word on that. the jersey rally had to be ignored and denigrated because it demonstrates enthusiastic support for trump. also demonstrated the sharp contrast between the biden campaign while trump was packing them in at the jersey shore, biden was packing the money from rich donors in san francisco. trump with the people, biden with the elites. >> sunday after the beach party biden was held up in his beach house in delaware. he does get back to the white house until this afternoon, trump will be in court in new york this morning. voters are aware of the contrasting they are responding. the latest new york times poll shows trump leads biden 506 swing states arizona, georgia, michigan, nevada and pennsylvania, no wonder the media is worried. the second hour of "varney" just getting started. ♪ steve forbes with me this m

said that he would bomb moscow and beijing if russia and china invaded ukraine and taiwan, the washington posttes the politician as saying. the british army found itself in a deplorable situation. the kingdom's media reports that government auditors have conducted an audit of the state of the country's armed forces. the results were shocking everyone. they turned out to be extremely bad. after all, for our republic, space exploration is a huge step in the history of science, acquaintance gave me many exciting emotions and impressions. since childhood, i had a dream of discovering the vastness of space, i hope that in the future i will be able to realize it. the questions were completely different, but very simple, vital, human, so i answered all the questions with pleasure, and of course i was very pleased with the questions about the future, and... as a summer wellness company. this season you will be able to spend your holidays profitably about 400,000 children. almost 4,500 day camps will take the children, about 1,500 round-the-clock. before the opening of the health season, trade unions c

this paradoxical theory is presented by the washington post, and at the same time the publication emphasizeshe double game of the british, as in the words of the head mead cameron gave ukraine the green light during a recent visit. there, while in fact london did not allow kiev to use british weapons to attack russia, the washington post claims, citing an anonymous official. meanwhile, the united states is still resisting pressure against such actions by the armed forces of ukraine, despite the call of nato secretary general stoltenberg, at least that’s what state department spokesman miller said, there is no agreement among the eu countries, the majority of european defense ministers rejected the idea of ​​allowing ukraine to strike russia, so plan... to send its instructors to kiev, among those few who are in favor: the netherlands, the czech republic and estonia. meanwhile, french president macron, during his visit to germany, tried to push through chancellor scholz, who is actively against it. in a new speech, macron proposed a softened version of the initiative. he called for permission

i've got to get your take from the washington post.he washington post apparently got this leak from, i assume, the biden administration, but it says that the administration is working urgently to stave off a full scale israeli invasion of rafah. and they claim that they will give israel valuable lesson with this quote unquote, valuable assistance if it holds back, include saying the us will share sensitive intelligence to israel to help the israeli military pinpoint the location of the hamas leaders, to find them in hidden tunnels. so, in other words, the washington post is writing that israel, that that the united states will share information about where the terrorists are with israel if they don't go into rafah, are you kidding me? in other words, the us knows where the terrorists are. they're not going to share the information with israel unless israel doesn't go into rafah. this story is outrageous. in the washington post. the story is outrageous. the facts underlying it are tragic. look, this is extortion, we're saying we can hel

washington post points out it limits it on campus. stuart: it's a good start to chip away at dei.omewhere. >> berlin wall comes down one brick at a time. stuart: thank you, john. this is interesting. the portal lets new yorkers see dublin, ireland, in realtime. it's reopened. i'm not familiar with this and explain to me. why was it shut down to begin with? ashley: well, you're right. it was contained in a sculpture and supposed to be lively between new york and dublin and enabling people to see each other and creating a sense of join connectedness and instead the portal had to be shut down to deter deviate and disturbing behavior to answer your question, stu. from the irish side people gotten up close to the camera and holding up phones with the 9/11 attacks and while in new york, women flashed their breasts on the live stream. seems like irish got better of the deal and both screens have been blurred now to obstruct the camera and new york sculpture with on side security and more fencing and signage in place and streaming 24 hour as day and exhibit operating live from 6:0. seems

she went to trump tower after receiving an e-mail from the "washington post" just before the publication of the "access hollywood" tape. she said her initial reaction was deny, deny, deny, until she brought it to senior advisers and trump himself and it became obvious that the story was true. that's when eventually, of course, the women voters became a concern for the campaign, and she testified that over the course of those following weeks that the forefront were the allegations and the extent to which they understood they needed to quash the stories around these damaging allegations about donald trump, including there in that final week of the campaign when she herself brought a draft statement to donald trump and then he, with michael cohen worked to try to rewrite the statement that they ultimately brought to the "wall street journal," one in which they ultimately denied having any awareness of the arrangement between the "national enquirer," karen mcdougal, as well as stormy daniels. >> so, adam, all of this must be leading to a point that they hoped to get to in the next 15 minutes