tell ferguson a washington state the bureau of indian affairs about the mission in washington state.the country to your point about listening to the people on the ground, they have been clamoring for those designations and these democratic party stalwarts keep ignoring them in favor of their social media dance clips. so it rings hollow the entire time. but you are rights that in these midterms coming up or all of those voters and those parents that were single-issue voters, we need to hammer home what changes have been made if any, what books are their children being subjected to. all the things, that is still rights, so it's incumbent upon the g.o.p. party to keep the lens where the democrat party failed and that's how we will retain power. >> kayleigh: let's keep it up democrats, more dancing, less reflecting. the blake lively versus justin baldoni the lawyers face offer the first time today and a courtroom. allison. [swooshing sound] introducing allison's plaque psoriasis. ♪ she thinks her flaky, gray patches are all people see. ♪ otezla is the #1 prescribed pill to treat plaque p

the voice message manufacturing introduction complex here in washington state is like a small town of its own out of around 170000 globally. there these 1000 plus people work here alone on the latest and newest boeing jetliners like the triple 7 x, for example. boeing has a lot of pedigree and different areas of throughout its long existence and america that impact people where they work. i'm how we travel, space defense and national security in a lot of ways that impact us on a, on a daily basis and our daily lives. so no surprise, boeing's order books are full. there is a back look of orders. the company is trying to few as soon as possible and with new and or improve products in development. boeing should be in a good place now and for the future problem is it is not, not at all in june 2024, dave calhoun, c o. s. boeing at that time appear to send it to you right after more than 5 years of set of misses and serious mistakes that even cost natalie tragedies calhoun got an earful from us senators discount for more than 5 years after the max crashes. do you think boeing has done enou

the secretary of state for georgia minnesota pennsylvania and washington discuss their states process around elections for the 2024 cycle as well as her handling of emergency situations and threats. this was part of the national association of secretaries of state winter conference here in washington. it is just over one hour. c-spa. >> let's get started. maria benson, chair grassley:'s senior director of communication -- nassw's senior director of communication. we are the last to know but the first ones to have to fix it. we are ready. it is handled. communications is one of the most vital functions of the secretary of state. it lets citizens know what you do and how you can help them. we are here to talk about crisis communications. the linchpin of getting through it. a good strategy features principles like the ones here and there supporting teams. communicating during crises, like bomb threats are make or break. one wrong move and safety can be in jeopardy. trust in the process can be damaged, not to mention the health of our democracy. secretary schmidt of pennsylvania, secretar

hello, i'm jake tapper in washington, d.c., where the state of our union is thinking. you can't say he didn't warn you. mexico and canada are responding this weekend after president trump carried out one of his key campaign promises, imposing aggressive tariffs on america's closest neighbors, as well as on china. those will go into effect on tuesday. and canada and mexico have both announced last night they will retaliate with tariffs of their own, escalating the trade war and likely causing some quote, short term disruption here at home. trump acknowledged how much you will have to pay for that disruption out of your own pocket remains to be seen, but tariffs were just one item on the president's to do list this week, which included a purge of top fbi officials here in washington, one that could expand to thousands of agents. the trump team demanding the names of those who worked on the cases, not only for investigating donald trump for his role in january 6th, but also those individual law enforcement agents who looked into those who stormed the capitol on january 6t

. >> the secretary of state for georgia, minnesota, pennsylvania and washington discussed their state's processor running elections during the 2024 cycle as well as their handling of emergency situations and threats. this was part of the national association of secretaries of state winter conference in washington. it's just over an hour. >> let's get started. hi, everyone. i am maria benenson, senior director of communications. i often joke with our executive director leslie reynolds that communications folks like myself are the last to know but the first ones to have to fix it, so basically you throughout this presentation you're going to hear about how it is handled, we are ready. keeping aside communications is one of the most vital functions of the secretary's office, letting you know what you do, how you do it and how you can help them and alerts them to important information like voting, last-minute election alerts and other timely updates, but we are here to talk about crisis communication. communicating during a crisis is the linchpin of getting through it. good communications s

. >> impressive takes down washington state. 75 51. all right. finally tonight, let's get to golf. rough conditions for the 3rd round of the pebble beach pro. am and certainly looked cold, but it didn't bother. shane lowry. >> hey, he's used to this. he's from ireland. every golf, of course, is like they're probably nearly holes out his approach on the first hole. he shot a 7 under 65 today to get to 15 under just one shot off the lead. rory mcilroy also shot 65 nice birdie putt on 16 was the man that they're all chasing is sepp straka. he finished with a couple of birdies on the last 2 holes to get to 16 under such a crowded leaderboard struck a with a one shot lead into tomorrow's final round think. the weather will hold off and rain tomorrow. so we'll be able to get it in. we'll say it should be exciting. final round. >> it's a lot going on up and down the bay area with the weather. i feel like for them, they're used to this, right? absolutely. yeah. it's still mostly this time of year, right? yeah. it's par for the aisle have been a few for us in crawford news at 11, you can al

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you know, each state likes to put their own guy up on top. but, you know, washington was, you know, unanimous, least elected as president of united states, which is pretty remarkable. and he does it twice. he brings i think that that symbolic weight of leadership and gravitas to the office. but really washington was an effective administrator and manager. he he had really honed the skills as a military commander during the revolutionary war. and some people say he was a micromanager. and, you know, he was i mean, he really stayed on top of his subordinates about, you know, protocol processes, his correspondence policy, his gathering opinions, making decisions. i mean, he was an excellent administrator. i mean, this is part of the reason why he's able to keep the continental army together. you know, despite shortages in provisions and uniforms, payment. and so washington has, i think, demonstrated to his peers and to the world that he has the skills required to manage a very complicated, complex and sometimes contradictory structure of power. that being in the. and so

. >> brian: washington state congresswoman said when it comes to lumber, the price is going up. he said, we have lumber, but so many restrictions on lumbers in our forests, we can keep it here. that is it. put pressure to make u.s. lumber great again. >> steve: it is all a negotiating tactic. >> ainsley: and rebuild houses in california, too. >> steve: over the weekend you saw a lot of news about doge and how elon musk's team did get access to the government pavement system. that is essentially the checkwriter for all of us, if you get social security or anything it goes through this. his team got access late friday and they have been able to do quick analysis and have found already is what ta lot of peopl want them to find, a lot of government waste. before that rally, elon musk said i think i can trim one or two trillion dollars. >> ainsley: trying to cut the fat and this shocked everybody. elon musk, chair of doge, posted, doge discovered treasury were instructed to approve payments even to known fraudulent or terrorist groups, ne never. >> brian: it was on me, i thought doge

here's a first person view of a daring helicopter rescue off of a snow-covered mountain in washington stateet in the cascade mountains northeast of seattle. rescuers finding the kleiner and two others on a ledge at an elevation of 6600 feet. that ice climber flown to a nearby hospital. his condition is not yet known and to those are your headlines. let's turn to rick reichmuth who has our fox weather forecast. harmeet dhillon's >> reporter: temperatures are warming up compared to where we were through much of the month of january, 70 in dallas, 50s across the northeast by the time we get to monday so big improvements in rain across the northeast which was really needed. getting a lot of rain to california and this is a little too much. some spots in the 15 to 20 inches of rain range where you see this moisture from the panda express, oyster from hawaii to the west coast of the us. we will see 5 to 7 feet of snow, 20 inches of rain in some spots and also some of this rain to the south which is great news. the two big fires are 100% contained. we have some rain coming that will help get thing

joining me now, congresswoman suzan delbene of washington state, a member of the house ways and means committee and chair of the democratic congressional campaign committee. congresswoman, welcome to the sunday show. great to see you again. did you ever think in a million years that you and the wall street journal editorial page would be in agreement? >> well, this will be devastating for american families. it absolutely will raise prices at the grocery store, at the gas pump, at the pharmacy counter. this is for no reason at all. so it is going to be devastating for our families. and it's also going to hit a lot of our businesses and our farmers really hard. our farmers are dependent on canada for a majority of the fertilizer that they use right now. prices of fertilizer would go up. our farmers have tiny margins already. so you take away, you raise their costs and you take away their access to markets that will be devastating. these are all things that president trump is causing when he puts these tariffs in place. >> well, congressman, have a listen to dhs secretary kristi noem. wh

. >> brian: what was interesting over the weekend washington state congresswoman was on another channeld they say tariffs bad? when it comes to lumber, we have enough lumber. we would love to start using our forests to be the lumber supplier for america but there is too many restrictions on it. if you couple the lumber tariffs with allowing us to use our own forests, i'm okay with it. and it made me think in the big picture. is this a reconfiguring to try to get america to use american products here in america from oil to gas to lumber that we have to our automobiles and wouldn't that build up the middle class? you can't say that because the reason why we have special -- a special dispensation to do this 1977 law that said in case of emergency you could put on tariffs. the emergency is fentanyl. and it's real. but essentially underneath is the bigger picture to start making stuff here again. li thinkthat is spot on, brian. look at all the restrictions take oil and energy production, for example, our north america free trade agreement has been in existence for decades. what's that allowe

. >> nice win over washington state. 75 to 51. let's get to golf. look at that. rough conditions for 3rd round of the pebble beach pro. am rain winds today at chile. it didn't bother. shane lowry, though. >> he's from ireland. he's used to weather like that on the golf carts. nearly holes out his approach on the first hole. it settle for birdie shot a 7 under 65 to get to 15 under just one shot off the lead. rory mcilroy. >> also shot 65 that birdie putt on 16 or has been playing some great golf was at bottom and they're chasing sepp straka. finished birdie birdie on the final 2 holes to get to 16 under. he carries a one stroke into tomorrow's final round. well, as we showed you earlier, it's been just over 6 weeks since the passing of baseball, great ricky henderson at the age of 65 and you saw all the thousands gathered today. the oakland arena to celebrate his remarkable life. >> lots of stars on hand to fellow baseball greats, barry bonds, ken griffey, junior, reggie jackson, jose conseco dennis eckersley as well as oakland natives, dave stewart, gary payton,

beginning to bring more rain and snow back to portions of northern california, as well as oregon and washington stateso overall, looking through the next several days, you are looking at substantial amounts of snow, widespread 12 to 18in. but as i mentioned, some spots 2 to 4ft is not out of the question. rainfall will be heaviest across portions of northern and central california. widespread totals of 3 to 6in, but not out of the question for a few isolated spots to get as much as 8 to 10in total. the forecast for los angeles. it remains dry on monday and tuesday, although you do have that favorable onshore flow here. the temperatures remain steady, but you look at the days from wednesday, thursday and friday finally getting some much needed rain back into the forecast. >> london is celebrating the lunar new year. streets were packed with tourists and locals alike as the uk rang in the year of the snake this weekend. london's traditional lunar new year parade drew big crowds to the city's chinatown, local reports say. london's lunar new year celebration is one of the largest outside of asia. i want

marcus williams had 17 points, helping the dons defeat washington state, 7551. with four minutes left in the first half. they held on to that lead throughout the game. the dons will host saint mary's on thursday night. santa clara men's basketball dominated pacific from start to finish. the broncos went on a 22 to 5 run two minutes into the game, and they never looked back. they blew out the tigers 8349. christoph tilly scored a team high 19 points to log his team leading 19th double digit scoring game of the year. it was a tough night out at the golden bears haas pavilion. syracuse beat cal 7566. cal shot just 17% from the field and had stretches when they didn't even score a basket for five minutes. over in dallas, texas, the stars were out. former president george w bush and his wife laura in attendance, plus former dallas cowboys quarterback and current cbs color commentator tony romo in attendance to watch smu host stanford early in the first half. maxime reynaud knocks down this three pointer. he scored 15 for the cardinal and then in the second half, must

additional nudge here, for example, are some folks, some indivisible folks and other folks in washington state saying that they went to the offices of both senator patty murray and senator maria cantwell. they reported back from those meetings. quote, cantwell needs a lot more encouraging. okay. i mean, even when it's a hostile reception showing up in person, it makes an impact. here's some indivisible members and other folks outside the metairie, louisiana, office of senator bill cassidy. they said they were threatened with arrest if they didn't leave his office. but they went. they showed up peacefully. he knows they were there. he knows what they were there for. they are his constituents in the house. democratic leader hakeem jeffries is telling all democratic members of congress to convene town halls and roundtables, meet with their home state constituents about what's going on, and do it now. the memo from hakeem jeffries to all democratic members of congress that went out last night, he's telling them, do it today, quote, or as soon as possible this week. he says, quote, we will track pa

. >> washington state. >> to stand up to the trump administration. >> is to all of you. >> we're nothaving the backs of communities and individuals whose values are very lives are being attacked. >> connecticut has. >> never quit on people. >> we're never. >> going to surrender. >> i have one. >> message for. >> president trump. >> i'll see you in court. >> now we're joined by someone who knows these issues well. mandela barnes is one of the top officials in wisconsin. former lieutenant governor. welcome back. >> hey, thanks so much for having me. >> i'm curious what you think. at the state level, there are many reasons why federal power in the white house occupies such a prominent place in people's minds. and as a lawyer, i could say when it comes to foreign policy, for example, it is pretty unitary, right? there's not a consult with 50 governors about what to do in ukraine, or for example, the middle east, where we're awaiting this press conference. and yet on many other issues that matter in people's lives, from health care to human rights to abortion policy, you guys are really i

washington. the king had seen this decades, decades earlier, while touring in the united states. eorge healy the portrait artist, recorded louis felipe saying, i must have my washington. i have my heart set on it. however much gibson's interpretation of washington for french readers may have diverged from sparks, his own sparks shared his entire satisfaction with gizo in the spring of 1840. he wrote to the frenchman the justness of the sentiments expressed in the introduction, its tone of candor, moderation and impartiality, and its enlarged and liberal views cannot fail to recommend it to every american and indeed to everyone who wishes the successes of free institu tions. whether sparks could read french, i don't know. it's hard to assess fluency in the past, but my sense is not that well. nonetheless, he was thrilled with this addition by gizo, an english translation of it soon appeared in the united states of guido's introductory essay that is the editor's introduced the volume by saying nothing has ever been written concerning washington in europe. so accurate, so just and so

. >> your state is gonna control your children's education. we're moving it out of washington>> reporter: education is primarily a state and local responsibility already, but the department of education does serve more than 50 million students at about 130,000 public and private schools, providing billions to aid students with disabilities and also to schools in low income communities. president trump has put billionaire elon musk in charge of shrinking the federal government, and the education department is a top target. sources tell abc news a handful of representatives from musk's department of government efficiency were spotted inside the education department on monday. musk is already serving as a special government employee. his team already has access to the vast federal payment system. now has also seized control of usaid, the agency that provides u.s. humanitarian assistance around the world. locking out employees, essentially shutting it down. members of musk's team showed up at those offices, demanding access. >> those who were in the building, we took down our prid

. >> i represent a community in washington state with more than 27,000 federal employees. with nearly 100,000 veterans. retired, disabled elders, children on medicaid, folks who are using their voices to demand that we have a government run for the people, not the billionaires. i constituents sent me here to do real work for them, to ensure that they have the tools to build the lives and the futures that they dream of. this is a circus that trump and musk are creating in order to distract us from the real work and in order to make their cronies rich at our expense. all of our offices have been flooded with calls from neighbors who are desperate, who are scared, who are fighting back. i believe in those people. i believe in all of you, and all of us that when we stand together, we will win. we will take our country back, and we will build a better future for all of us. thank you! sen. schumer: hello, everybody, or going to fight the fight? are going to win the fight? are we not going to rest until we win? let me say first, some good news, every one of the 47 democratic sena

next question is from david green, a washington state dnc member. >> jen, i am also an alum, having graduatedm the school of foreign service in 1979. [applause] i have a question i would like to go to one candidate, but i would like all of you to respond to us by email or text, because you know how to reach us. we have been getting your messages. i have a two part question. jen, you decide which one is going to answer in person, but i would like a response from all of you. two part question. in the interest of transparency, please describe any potential conflicts of interest that might be associated with your current or prior employment or self-employment relationships as they relate to the democratic national committee and its operations. that's part one. part two, if you are elected chair, will usurp the dnc as our chair exclusively and resign or withdraw from all existing employment or self-employment relationships. if not, tell us why. jen: you drew the -- >> i got the great question. over the past 25 years, i have served progressive and democratic causes. most recently i just left the bi

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washington and across the country. coming up saturday morning, "wall street journal" immigration policy reporter covers the latest in the trump's administration immigration efforts. and secretary of state marco rubio trip to central america under the new straying. "washington journal" joining the conversation live saturday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span. org. >> if you have missed c-span coverage find it any time at c-span organ other events feature markers that guide you. these points of interest markers appear on the right-hand side of your screen. this timeline makes it easy to get an idea of what was debated. scroll through and spend a few minutes on c-span's points of interest. earlier friday, officials from the washington ddz area briefed reporters on the latest of the deadly helicopter and passenger jet that happened on wednesday near ronald reagan national airport. this is about 20 minutes. welcome and thank you for being here. i'm chief of the district of columbia and fire and e.m.s. department. and clint osborne, the homeland security and emergency director for the district of columbia, military district washington. metro airport authority and fire and poli

sheriff's deputies in washington state fall off during rest your mountain.to them from falling on the peak. they were able to safely hoist the climber to safety and get him to the hospital. >> one of the youngest vice presidents we've ever seen in the country. are you expecting to run for president in three and a half years? [laughter] >> you're the first person who's asked me that remark j.d. vance sits down on exclusive inte interview. catch the whole thing on sunday meaning warning futures 10:00 a.m. eastern. saturday february 1, i am jon scott. you guys. we're startin

. >> i represent a community in washington state with more than 27,000 federal employees. with nearly 100,000 veterans. retired, disabled elders, children on medicaid, folks who are using their voices to demand that we have a government run for the people, not the billionaires. i constituents sent me here to do real work for them, to ensure that they have the tools to build the lives and the futures that they dream of. this is a circus that trump and musk are creating in order to distract us from the real work and in order to make their cronies rich at our expense. all of our offices have been flooded with calls from neighbors who are desperate, who are scared, who are fighting back. i believe in those people. i believe in all of you, and all of us that when we stand together, we will win. we will take our country back, and we will build a better future for all of us. thank you! sen. schumer: hello, everybody, or going to fight the fight? are going to win the fight? are we not going to rest until we win? let me say first, some good news, every one of the 47 democratic sena

and republicans in washington and the state of tell the state of michigannk it will be a game of brinksmanship. atgame of brinksmanship. certain countries will atgame of brinksmanship. certain states as will atgame of brinksmanship. certain states with ll target certain. states with as , you. one of target certain states with as , you. one of the first thank you. one of the first promises he made in the oval erehtieee he reads in. the fatal t t t t tt t was arereieee he reads in. the elast— w w ,, w was to erehtieee he reads in. the fatal t t t t tt t was to take back the panama canal. today after a visit by the us secretary of state panama announced that it would not be renewing as "a great step forward for us—panama i had to sit at the delicate issue, we don't want to have a negative relationship with panama. i don't think we do for the we had a frank and conversation it respectful conversation and it will result in the to will result in the days to come, hopefully. at will result in the days to come, hopefully. will result in the days to come, ho; with y

states. >> if you look at the department of education, it puts washington in charge of what's taught to ourids. i think education ought to be a state matter and even better, a local matter. >> it comes as democratic lawmakers push back on the power of elon musk, now a special government employee. >> there's going to be a contest here about who's really in charge. >> musk's department of government efficiency appears poised to call for the elimination of the u.s. agency for international development. the agency is responsible for allocating tens of billions of dollars in foreign aid. musk has called the agency criminal. today, musk asking users on x if doe should audit the irs. >> he's throwing out big ideas. and if anybody thinks that all of these big ideas are going to be implemented to conclusion, they don't understand the process of disruption. >> meanwhile, some of trump's most controversial cabinet nominees are one step closer to confirmation. tulsi gabbard, trump's pick for director of national intelligence, approved today by the senate intelligence committee. robert f kennedy jr. tru

complained that panama has been ignored by washington, which has been to pointed to an investigative here for years in the day a, the thought invited the state department to promote us investments in this country . otherwise they shouldn't complain afterwards when other countries come here and do it. but for now, washington's attention is clearly elsewhere, underscored by socrates, rudy, this decision to end the day by touring the panama canal, the sea, and human alex's era, panama city, panama, that we're going to return to south africa now is defended, a bill allowing the expropriation of property for public use up to you as president donald trump threatened to cut funding and response. going to go back to somebody to mila who is standing by for us and joe, and his big for me. the 1st of all, can you just explain how blindsided south africa was by this mood by trump as well, so that may not necessarily have been blindsided in that that has been ongoing debate took in south africa for a number of years now around this act that the full but has been paused. it has, it has to some extent being controversial, but the government has been at pai

don't even make albums as today's guess, talking crumbs, dismantling of the so called deep states and washington on who he thinks will come out on top and not no holds barred. the, [000:00:00;00] the matcher 10. see welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world from the honda in the middle east. the 2nd phase of negotiations between israel and palestine. resistance organizations is due to begin, as donald trump fails to ethnically cleanse some 2300000 palestinians into jordan in egypt and trump administration. we also need to keep an eye on brussels today. has been a good the lead is meet alongside nato boss of elk river and u. k. p. m. as a gustavo, all of whom seek to prolong the proxy war on russia through grain. ironic then that it's a p as in the day since allies you as president roosevelt. you gave him winston churchill and russians. joseph stalin, met to forward your peaceful well to the altar conference in crimea at the end of world war 2. joining me now for leg jackson, texas is the executive director of the run pool institute for peace and prosperity . daniel mca

a id, programs have turned sovereign states into washington dependent corporations under the guise of promoting democracy. us id. oh, it was for the quote democracy by installing public dictators to do it, including the government's destroying their countries. murder and people are sponsored all day. they don't do themselves, but they do it for sponsoring others won't have what we do, but to have a taste of power. they left behind the destroy nations or the process of destroying nations and resources are going straight up to us corporations. this was nothing new. us aids job was one of their job is to promote that american dream. it has nothing to do with the reality of living in the us. it has everything to do with this little fantasy world and they sell the people. you're, as you can get here and you can move like this. there are, we'll make you to here and you're going to come noted speech to believe we're coming to with democracy for the country. i and they are the students, the people behind it goes through this thing, but what's going not going to get their share and apply? they

he complained that panama has been ignored by washington, which has been appointed in baset of here for years. in the day a, the celebrity invited the state department to promote us investments in this country. otherwise they shouldn't complain afterwards when other countries come here and do it. but for now, washington's attention is clearly elsewhere, underscored by socrates, rudy, this decision to end the day by touring the panama canal to see a newman al jazeera, panama city, panama, south africa. this is it's laws to confiscate property for public use of the same as those in other countries. that's off to us president donald trump threatened to cut funding to the country sizing the seizure of land from what he called certain classes of people. so that we could possibly and reform legislation earlier this month to allow the government to take control of some property a classifies as in the public interest without compensating the owners banking use. now these 15 people have been killed in the bombing in syria. it happens in the northern city of monday, east of a lead time series, civil defense is a vehicle, was targeted. several peopl

over and over is that there is a deep stated terminology that cash patel when he was in his confirmation hearings was accused of using. and so many people to washington despite the business term, the states with trump is that for a long time, there is this deep state that's operating the community and it outlasts every president and it outlasts every administration. it is actually the one that's running for policy, running domestic policy in this country. when trump is set up for a long time ago, many people could make the claim that well, it's all talk. you say you're going to make changes. but what are you really changing? she is getting the financial aspect. he's getting the, the, the funding apparatus for these organizations. and this is one, washington is actually losing their minds. it's one thing to say we're going to do, we're going to have oversight. we're going to check on what they're doing. we're going to be classified documents when you begin to fire people who work in those organizations. when hundreds of us are the workers are now out of the job. and as of today, the secretary of state local rubio has said, well, i am now in charge of

complained that panama has been ignored by washington, which has been appointed in baset of here for years in be there a the lines of thought invited the state department to promote us investments in this country. otherwise, they shouldn't complain afterwards when other countries come here and do it. but for now, washington's attention is clearly elsewhere, underscored by socrates rules decision to end the day by touring the panama canal to see in human al jazeera, panama city, panama, or ukrainian drone attack, a spot fire, as in russia's southern ester con, unable grad regions. officials that ukraine was targeting fuel and energy facility is an a phoning drone. cool. is that fine? and asked to come in volk brad, a drone attack. i'm an old refined response files that have not been contained flights have been suspended at several airports, but no casualties. have been reported, the european union has come down, but it's cooling a brutal crack down a peaceful protest as in george's capital tbilisi. black police confronted demonstrators have been calling for new elections, phoenix now while report jonty on the government slogans. protest as in

ukraine's that us puppet state and washington is used and g o is to control t. uh for years. it's a stark fact that people in the us are bringing more and more attention to everything that he is and is not allowed to do on security of the country that he's got you got elected to run foreign policy of the country. he's been elected to run economic issues for the country that he's just been elected to run national identity language, education, and culture issues for the prep, for the country. he's the was elected to run media and information policy, and the country he's elected to run us and government functioning of the, of the country he's about to run. so who's really running your country? and with cab under washington, some that means vladimir zalinski is to, within his very 1st month in office. so lensky was sent a letter signed by around 70 n g o's laying down a bunch of red lines that the new president must not cross the letter itself. was relate through the ukraine crisis media center, which surprised surprise is bank rolled by usa? i d, the state department and a bunch

as mike kind of talking to this in washington dc, the secretary state marco rubio is going to travel to panama laser on saturday for his 1st overseas trip. as america's top diplomats protests broke out in the capital, panama city. on friday, i had to visit visit. they being triggered by president donald trump. this proposal for the us to take back control of the panama canal. he says china has unfair influence over the way kind of i was present and i said that ownership of the canal is non negotiable. the russia has those multiple drawers in this house and the central and eastern ukraine, killing several people. ukrainian interior ministry says the strikes had dozens of residential buildings, as well as energy infrastructure con reports from the city of polk by the sight of one of the attacks this. busy was an apartment block nearly completely destroyed. the fire is still burning, hours later. and the damage from the russian strike is spread across this once bustling community. rescue f. as of now 10 to recovering the dead. as emergency work is find little bodies in the rubble. there

between france in the united states and it was provoked by the treaty which washington's administration negotiated. and john jay was the chief justice at the time, and he went to london and negotiated it with great britain and france really believed that it was a betrayal of their most favored nation status that they had enjoyed since 1778. and in response, they they had they were already at war with britain, but they started seizing american ships, imprisoning american sailors, and selling off the goods and keeping the profit. no surprise, as this behavior was fairly unpopular with americans who wanted their family members back and wanted their ships back and wanted the profits from their goods. and so adams sent a three person commission to france to try and resolve this crisis, which was not a full fledged war yet, but was maybe heading in that direction. he sent several commissions and maybe talk about some of that and a little bit more detail. but the crux of the question was, would the nation be better for going to war with france or would it be better for remaining neutral in thi