and his new administration complying with a law passed by congress in 2019, but ignored by the trump administration, we can see the truth for ourselves with our own eyes. the report states, quote we assess that saudi arabia s crown prince mohammad bin salman approved an operation to capture and kill jamal khashoggi. the assessment of the crown prince s control of the decisionmaking in the kingdom since 2017. the protective detail in the operation, and the crown prince s support for using violent measures to silent dissidents abroad, including khashoggi. new york times adds this on the significance of those findings, as the world watches president biden for signs of what could happen next in the push to hold the saudis accountable. the release of the report would not set aside the killing of mr. khashoggi, and that the biden administration intended to attempt to isolate the crown prince, although it will avoid any measures that would threaten to break ties to the kingdom.
$350 billion to bail out states, and almost 130 billion for schools whether as they reopen or not. less than 10% of money in this massive $1.9 trillion bill is for health-related items. speak of the cornerstone of the bill is wasteful spending, and buying off members of congress so that they can get their liberal wish list using the coronavirus pandemic as an excuse. to speak of the democrats are using this as a cash cow. they are going to keep printing money until they solve their problems. dana: president biden is defending us plan and trying to attack republicans for opposing it. critics say the plan is too big. let me ask the rhetorical question, what would you have me cut? what would you leave out? and america s mainstream businesses. and we need congress to pass it right away. dana: you remember back in the fall when we talked about nancy pelosi before the election saying that they did not want to move it forward, because they wanted to get something basically s
the case a smear campaign hello, i m shaun ley. this is the programme that brings together leading commentators, specialists and commentators who film reports for the folks back home. this week, for the folks back home. this week. how for the folks back home. this week, how patient for the folks back home. this week, how patient will people be as vaccinations declined. peaceful in myanmar but what will make the generals listen. and the not so splendid isolation of north korea. we hope to bejoined by annalise. jeffrey is already with us. a former white house diplomatic correspondent and ex london bureau chief stop he is also a lawyer so i will need to mind my peas and cues. and celia hatton, the asia pacific editor. great to have you with us. let s begin with the practical questions of the world not being able to vaccinate vaccinate itself out of the covid pandemic. although the uk s progress in inoculating citizens has been widely praised, the statement expected on mo
a month ahead of schedule. thousands of protesters have returned to the streets in myanmar, a day after security forces fired at a crowd, killing two people in the city of mandalay. a passengerjet engine has burst into flames above the us state of colorado. debris fell onto homes below, but the plane landed safely. now on bbc news, dateline london. hello, i m shaun ley. this is the programme that brings together leading commentators, bbc specialists and the foreign correspondents who film and report for the folks back home, with the dateline, london. this week, how patient will people be as the number of covid patients decline. peaceful but persistent in myanmar but what will make the generals listen? and the not so splendid isolation of north korea. the dateline panel this week, we re hoping to bejoined shortly by the italian journalist and documentary filmmaker annalisa piras. jef mcallister is already with us. he s former white house diplomatic correspondent and ex london
policy. when we host the summit of democracy early in my administration, to rally the nation, to defend democracy globally, to push back the authoritarianism, it will be more important to shore up our own foundations. there s no longer a bright line between foreign and domestic policy. every action we take and our conduct abroad, we must take with american working families in mind. advancing the foreign policy for the middle class has to center on economic renewal. that s why i immediately put forth the american rescue plan. pull us out of this economic crisis. that s why i signed an executive order strengthening our buy american policies last week. it s also why i worked with congress to make far-reaching investments in research and development of trans formidable technologies. these investments will maintain jobs and ensure all americans share in the dividends. if we invest in ourselves and our people, if we fight to ensure american business is our position to compete and w