Horrors to the war. Plus there are dire humanitarian warnings coming out of gaza tonight, as israel is blocking food and water until the hostages are freed by hamas. And with aid to israel on the line, House Republicans have devolved into complete chaos tonight. The republican nominee for speaker has just dropped out of the race. Im kaitlan collins, and this is the source. Tonight, an unrelenting series of israeli fire is raining down on gaza. Explosions could be heard until just a short time ago. Were live in a moment with Anderson Cooper on the ground in tel aviv, as theres also an ongoing buildup of idf troops and tanks at the boarder, and a resounding message from the United States, which was personally delivered by Antony Blinken today who forcefully said, israel will never be alone. Standing alongside him, benjamin netanyahu, who called the this a, quote, time to stand united against evil and to show that world what evil looks like. Netanyahu released three graphic images today.
Assistant to george w. Bush. Scott, let me start with you, were there echos of the axis of evil speech that president bush spoke about before the war against Saddam Hussein in 2003 . This definitely had shades of that remark and im glad to see that because during the campaign, donald trump ran as something of an isolationist and if you watched todays speech, he took you on a World Tour Of American Priorities and american engagement. If you were expecting donald trump the isolationist you did not get that today. It was a firm and measured speech today, he spoke in clear terms. I was proud to see him call out the programs on petfar and malaria that the United States has invested in. I think he hit all the right notes for his american audience. I think his base will love it. I think a lot of americans agree with his message on reforming the u. N. And some gallup polling conducted earlier this year, only 37 of americans felt the u. N. Was doing a good job and
60 thought it was doing a bad
Unions in the united states, serving almost every corner of the country. handling daily amazon orders as well as strong business deliveries, lifesaving medication and medical supply deliveries. if a deal is not reached, hundreds of thousands of workers go on strike, it would likely be the costliest, most economically disruptive strike in more than 100 years in america. that s according to a michigan base economic think take. they study the economic impact of labor action. just a short ten day strike could cost the u.s. economy more than seven billion dollars. other estimates are much higher. silicon must express concern that a major strike de stabilize the economy into a recession. after the war break, i will speak to sean o brien, the aforementioned president of the united brotherhood of teamsters. sters. ide in every pod. who needs that much more tide? (crashing sounds) everyone s gonna need more tide. it s a mess out there. that s why there s 85% more tide in every power pod. -see?
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American security. thank you, richard, for joining us. really appreciate it this evening. it is now one week since russia began its invasion of ukraine. you say the past seven days have essentially turned the world order on its head. explain that, sir, please. well, the world this week is not the same as the world last week. if you look back a week ago, russia was seen by europeans and other countries as a sullen, revisionist state that would act out on occasion but not the kind of country that would foment in the middle of europe the greatest land war since 1945. the fact that the european union has had this war break out on its borders means that they ve done some things that are unthinkable themselves. germany announcing a big rearmament plan and a big boost to its defense spending. europeans and asian countries and the united states enacting