bill: during the eight years from 1980 to 1988. great to be back. we re here for the reagan defense forum. great guests coming up at a critical time for the world. think about the threat from putin and the issues in ukraine. think about china and so many other things that fall from that tree so we ll be on that today. it is great to be back in california, believe it or not, here in simi valley. dana: it might be warmer there as well. it was cold with the november jobs numbers falling far short of expectations. the u.s. added 210,000 jobs. analysts expected more than double that. unemployment falling to 4.2%, though. bill: president biden is scheduled to address those numbers an hour from now and take it live. expect to talk about the stalled agenda and urge the senate to move forward the massive expansion of the social safety net. dana: republicans saying more spending is the last thing we need and counting on manchin and sinema to stop the bill dead in its tracks.
sixteen forty years. starts october twenty fourth do you w. . this is deja vu news live from berlin german chancellor angela merkel says her country will not expose arms to saudi arabia in the wake of journalist jamal khashoggi stance she calls on riyadh to provide answers and ses those responsible for his state must be held accountable also coming up. donald trump pulls out of an historic treaty banning
a wide range of nuclear weapons because of russian violations moscow calls the move a dangerous to. and around two hundred people have been killed or wounded in terror attacks as a thunderstorm holds its first parliamentary elections in nearly a decade but voting goes ahead for a second day. i m christine window balcombe to the program saudi arabia s foreign minister has called the killing of dissident journalist jamal khashoggi a quote huge and grave mistake abdel also told us last of faux news that those responsible would be held accountable saw the boys he s have stayed died in a
sixteen forty years. or so starts oct twenty fourth do you w. . this is deja news live from berlin the german chancellor angela merkel says her country will not take sports honest to saudi arabia in the way of journalist jamal khashoggi states she holds on to provide answers and ses those responsible for he states must be held accountable also coming up. donald trump pulls the u.s. out of an historic treaty banning
a wide range of nuclear weapons he says it s because oppression violations moscow close the move a dangerous state. and as a far right groups integrates its fourth anniversary in the german city of dresden twice as many columns of demonstrators say no to xenophobia calling for inclusion and respect. i m christine one globe welcome to the program saudi arabia s foreign minister has called the killing of dissident journalist jamal khashoggi a huge and grave mistake adel also told us bold cost of fox news that those responsible would be held accountable for it he s have said
turning to something for the next clue. the environment series of global three thousand on d w and online. this is. from berlin the u.s. issues and ultimatum to russia over nuclear weapons respect a landmark missile treaty within sixty days or we are out nato members are backing the ultimatum saying that russia has been violating a nuclear missile treaty from the cold war also coming up france s prime minister
backed controversial fuel tax increase that has divided the country but the move is doing little to appease the. to fight. it s good to have you with us tonight to the united states has given russia a deadline comply with a nuclear with a treaty on limiting nuclear weapons within two months or the u.s. will call it quits the u.s. and its nato allies accused russia of violating the landmark one thousand nine hundred seven intermediate range nuclear forces treaty which is known as the i.n.f. treaty u.s. secretary of state might bump a zero was at nato headquarters today where he
Else has done overlooking simi valley california and reagan country. bill: when we re not here we think the 707. nice to receive you. you did a survey of the greatest threat of the united states. 60% said china. for first time that s the majority of americans who identify a single country as the biggest threat. what do you see changing? china is impacting every aspect of american life. no longer something that you have discussions in the situation room. it is in the living room whether you look at the politics, human rights like we just heard about. olympics in beijing, security threats and challenges to taiwan or what s going on in space and hypersonic weapons china is testing. americans are hearing china in every aspect of our lives. bill: ronald reagan drove the soviet union out of business. can we do that to beijing? different challenge.