but it s far from clear the measure can pass either chamber. the u.s. carrying out strikes on iranian-backed groups in syria and iraq as the white house warns it s just the beginning. and california face ing the threat of historic deadly mud slides from a risky weather event. this is a live look at lax. delays and cancellations already piling up. check your flights. stay off the freeways. we ll have much more. good morning to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i m kasie hunt. it s monday, february 5th. it s 5:00 a.m. here in washington. we now know the details of the long awaited border deal and foreign aid package that senators have been negotiating for months. the $118 billion package would give the president powers to significantly restrict illegal migrant crossings and curb asylum at the border. that would break with decades long protocols. the deal includes more than $20 billion for border security, roughly there are 60 billion for ukraine and $
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On this episode of the Clause 8 podcast, Patrick Kilbride and returning guest Brad Watts join Eli to talk about the U.S. Chamber's new initiative, the current narrative on IP rights and the forces that shaped it, the themes of the IP Principles document, and what they hope to accomplish.
that never would ve happened if mexico had good intelligence because they would not have tried to arrest that guy on that way so i think it is the intelligence components that are lacking and that is. dana: we offer intelligence, that is something that is quiet and i understand the president of mexico is saying we don t need america s help, a show of force would be something you would have a hard time doing politically but if it is intelligence, that is very smart. that allows a behind-the-scenes look. i don t think mexicans would be disturbed about u.s. help with intelligence and what is sensitive is u.s. intervention because of the long history of battling back and forth for territory and so forth. so it s got two advantages, one it would be acceptable for mexicans but it s also the only way to get at these guys. you are not going to beat them on the ground with bullets and bringing out an all-out war.
there are arguments that the regime is stronger because the people of iran now feel betrayed by the american government. staying in the iran deal would have allowed there to be some cleaving off of the iranian people from the hardliners in the government but pulling out of it is only made america look like the bad guy and only strengthened the bond between the hardliners and the iranian people against the united states. look. you may be right, katy. you can t base foreign policy on bringing about regime change. we have got to deal with this iranian government and the fact is the choices are essentially risking going to war or having some serious diplomacy. we don t need a meeting as of yet between this president and the iranian president but you do need america and iranian officials to begin to meet and ultimately we put pressure on iran but toward what end? the government there won t yell uncle.