also display needed humanitarian aid, the borders are fully reopening today we are told they need food, whether medicine, fuel, shelter, you name it, this goes on as debate rages in washington about policy. progressive democrats calling for a harder line towards israel and us arms sales in light of his relapse claimed mistreatment. president biden holding a pro-israel line and this is the administration deals with another foreign-policy headache, the diversion by belarus, passenger plane flying over its territory and subsequent arrest of an activist on board, president biden calls it outrageous, the us and international community making moves to further isolate the former soviet state. back to the middle east, secretary blinken tomorrow goes to egypt, egypt played a key role putting together the cease-fire before returning to washington.
well, that plane carrying the three freed americans held in north korea for all those months is now on its way back to joint base andrews in washington. we re back with the hardball round table. tell me something i don t know. the u.s. ambassador to germany, richard grinnel who just got confirmed is already upsetting some germans. he tweeted that german companies need to immediately stop business with iran and former and current german officials were saying you don t tell what s to do. you can tell us about policy, but don t give us orders. nice opening for him. well, the president stormed through appalachia promising to bring back coal. and unfortunately, that s not happening. forbes reported on an industry conference today saying that the coal industry is collapsing at a faster rate than it was last year, and at a faster rate than