points to one possible answer. donald trump, with his real strongest ally, heading back to the white house of india, now knows why he didn't in december, that he'll have full us support including weapons and money if she chooses to restart the fight in the gaza strip. and this in his latest video address moving into yeah, hopefully acknowledge this possibility, however hawkish members of it and the f as call issue. now, already complaining that there is no guarantee the fide for review. there's the country's national security administer, the prime minister, revealed in his voice that israel is not committing to returning to war. he said that if we have to go back to war, we will in light of the fact that homos has not yet been defeated. it is clear that we must go back to work and therefore this should not be conditional at all. sure, if they offer this statement, then 0 resigned. something he had threatened before complaining the deal was as a run, the terrorist, the move will not the facts. the governments though, as all physician in the process have earlier shirts, they would step in to support

white house and it goes to india. has a huge and international, lots of transport, cory door operation going, which iran is an important, essential part to the united states to understand what's happening in the brakes. and what will be discussed in cars on the tool or they're just signaling. look, all american interests in the region should activate against the threats of a run just when india is doing a massive deal with a run, as is russia. and as is china, i, i don't think that the moment there is much understanding of the middle east. i think most of them, at least experts that were in the state department and other places have been removed. they have been removed. and we have a being run essentially by people who do not have much expertise in it. or if they have the expertise like pay most cost time, it is really from the is right perspective problem from the united states perspective. that's the us ongoing. it was an idea for us us as basically as rails man in the abiding cabinet. yes, he has, or he has an office in the white house, a he moved from state to buckland, where he did the demarcation negotiations wit

i think nowadays, the issue between the rest of the world and india and pakistan is the same when i was in the white housewhen him refused to send nuclear fuel the countries reprocessing that fuel in order to create explosive material, plutonium. this is a long-standing problem for the united states, how do we maintain an enormous nuclear arsenal and insist that other great nations like india not have an explosive? so i wanted to set an example to reduce nuclear armaments as much as we could, to adhere strictly to the nonproliferation treaty. to negotiate a comprehensive test ban. to prevent any testing. and to set an example for the countries that were technologically capable. they looked to the united states for us to set an example. so i was distressed. when india excluded more devices and pakistan followed suit. i still think that that we have a long way to go in our own country to ratify the comprehensive test ban which we have not done so yet and also to ratify the start treaty which we've not yet ratified. >> are you worried about the future? not as much as i was back when we had a direct and const

before donald trump returns to the white house so you have seen xi jinping on the charm offensive with japan, australia, india, doing what he can before another round of terrace kicks in and this visit is another part of that. >> did the market turmoil at home overshadow this visit? >> for u.k. reporters of course this is front and center at the moment. there had been pressure for her to cancel the trip. she responded that her fiscal rules are nonnegotiable, which basically acknowledges that if the office of budget responsibility when it comes back in march says she has no headroom she will have to make a choice between spending cuts and tax rises and she of course has indicated her choice would be spending cuts. we'll have to see whether this messaging is enough to calm the markets. you talk about what the indications are for traders in the options market and 8% fall and stirring -- sterling potentially today and as you remember last week the 10 year gilt yield at its highest since 2008 so really interesting to watch the moves in the u.k. market at the open, but for the u.k. government, trying to move the focus on and today we will get a speech from

i think nowadays the issue between the rest of the world and india and pakistan is the same one i faced my last year in the white house when i refused to send nuclear fuel to countries that were reprocessing that fuel in order to create explosive material, plutonium. this is a long-standing problem for the united states, how do we maintain an enormous nuclear arsenal and still insist that other great nations like india not have one explosive? so what i tried to do as president is to set a example to reduce nuclear armaments as much as we possibly could to adhere strictly to the nonproliferation treaty to form a testing ban and set an example for the countries that were technologically capable like india and pakistan but looked to the united states to set an example. so i was distressed when india exploded more nuclear devices and pakistan followed suit. i still think we have is a long way to go in our own country to ratify the comprehensive test ban which we've not done yet and rectify the salt ii treaty which is not yet ratified. reporter: are you worried about the future? president carter: not as much back when we h

from india, the us business community is questioning whether this move would actually be of any help to us national security, despite this being named as the motivation for restrictions by the white house. why do these, why do these companies view it differently? kevin, well, because they have a view into who their customers are. they are the largest exporter of a i chips to china, so it will harm their bottom line. if they can't sell chips, then you know, where are they going to get the money to stay in business and put into the development of new technology. so, you know, it's all intertwined across the global economy and the united states is not viewing this as a global economy anymore. they're, they're just looking at it from a selfish standpoint before the us chip in on china. china is the largest more export market for the american company in video. so and video has effected sleeping shut off on the largest market by a mere decree of the us government. now china is very busy creating is domestic alternatives just in november. we have ex low c o h smit admitting the china may only be a few months behind in terms of involvement. despite the american attempt to slow down, china is t

white house. i think national security concerns and you want to just go with this full so straight is full of shine as india out dismissed for a 100. $95.00 is a one that says series deciding tests. months. the israel is forcing 2 hospitals in northern garza to evacuate under threat of attack . it is very forces of surround if the engine nation hospital where many stalson patients, so shelter of to come out one hospital but destroyed in this rating raid last week . late on friday, another fullest order was given to evacuate out of hospital as well. over a 100 people, i believe, to be the may ball patients of the indonesian hospital. so they comp leave us. yeah, this was their decision and the problem is i can't walk. it hurts me a lot to talk to the toilet. i swear to god, i don't know what to do. we deserve mercy. i don't know how i can walk to the destination. it's a long distance, and i'm only about doing something special, and i'm a patient here at the indonesian hospital. i am very sick and as you can see, i called to receive the arbitrary decision to evacuate out of the hospital. i don't know what to

of india. first lady jill biden received the 7.5 carat diamond as part of prime minister modi's visit to the white houselare the gift they received from foreign leaders with an estimated value over $480. the diamond was retained for official use in the white house east wing and will be turned over to the national archives when the biden's leave the white house in a few weeks. four meanwhile researchers have discovered dinosaur footprints in what is believed to be the biggest find in the united kingdom's history. the startling discovery was made in central england after a worker operating a digger noticed unusual bumps in the clay. these footprints date back 166 million years. the longest continuous track stretches nearly 500 feet. most of the tracks are believed to have been made by longnecked herbivore dinosaurs. the discovery will be featured in a new bbc documentary that airs next wednesday. >>> coming up on "morning joe," the 119th congress is set to begin with republicans in full control of the house and senate. we will break down what you need to know as the new congress reconvenes on capitol hill