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damage our friendships with arab nations? . . , ., nations? fundamentally, iwould say it doesn t. there nations? fundamentally, iwould say it doesn t. there is nations? fundamentally, iwould say it doesn t. there is stress nations? fundamentally, iwould say it doesn t. there is stress there - it doesn t. there is stress there because it doesn t. there is stress there because of it doesn t. there is stress there because of course the arab states all want because of course the arab states all want to because of course the arab states all want to see or have called for an immediate ceasefire. they are deerily an immediate ceasefire. they are deeply concerned, as i am, about what deeply concerned, as i am, about what is deeply concerned, as i am, about what is happening in gaza and the loss of what is happening in gaza and the loss of life what is happening in gaza and the loss of life. and so to sit here and argue loss of life. and so to sit here and argu ....
to releases the hostages. 199 are being held, including two british teenagers whose mother was killed nine days ago. on the panel tonight, the former british ambassador to the us, lord kim darroch, who once served as the uk s national security adviser, and from washington, formerfederal prosecutorjoe moreno. good evening. the sirens sounded tonight in tel aviv while the us secretary of state was meeting at a military base with prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his war cabinet. in spite of ten days of bombardment in gaza, hamas is still able to fire rockets into israel, which tonight sent mr blinken and the prime minister scurrying into a shelter. nonetheless, the punishment for hamas is unreleting. more so for the innocent palestinians who are trapped in gaza. the united nations says israel s siege is causing a deepening humanitarian crisis, which could come to a head in the next 2a hours as the hospitals run out of fuel to power the generators. the destruction in s ....
the deals on top before they re current job today donald trump is just perhaps one social post away from potential jail time as is his trial enters a very critical week. welcome to a special edition alarm codes live hours from now, donald trump will enter a de 13 of his criminal trial. and the big question everyone s asking tonight, are we going to hear from stormy daniels or michael cohen? and if so, when are they going to take the stand now according to prosecutors, we are now halfway through their case in chief. i made that sound far more exciting. i didn t perhaps to you, but we just have about two more weeks left. and yes, there will be a very key moment. and by key moment, i mean messy to have daniel s and adult film star testify about an alleged sex scandal that prosecutors say she was paid to keep quiet so that it wouldn t hurt trump s 2016 campaign. but forgive the broken get to record that i m about to sound like, but that s not what the heart of the case is r ....
its army today said the killing of seven aid workers in air strikes this week was a grave mistake due to mistaken identification, errors in decision making and a serious violation of army procedures. the convoy, belonging to the charity, world central kitchen, was struck in central gaza late on monday night, survivors running between the remaining vehicles before being hit again and then again. the army said its forces had mistaken the bag one passenger was carrying for a gun, after spotting gunmen at the warehouse earlier. it was a visual confirmation of a gunman, first of all, on one of the trucks that then conducted shooting from one of the trucks. and when they, indeed, reached the hangars, there were more gunmen identified on the location and it led, basically, to the entire miscalculation, misidentification and the failure of what should ve happened. israel s army said the aid was picked up by lorry at 10pm. the armed figure was then spotted firing from one of the ....
hello, i am griff jenkins along with lauren, charlie hurt and lisa boothe, welcome to the big weekend to show. the big story tonight. could tik tok take on president biden s reelection campaign in 2024? gen z influencers are using tik tok more and more to complain about high cost of living and what they call the silent depression. silent depression when you compare the great depression to today, this is going to blow your mind. 1930 during the great depr depression, the average homeowner in america was 3900 dollars. the average car was $600 and average rent was $18 orc to $16 a year. right now the average annual salary is $56000 a year. we currently are making less than the height of the great depression. in 1930 gas was on average 10 cents a gallon, that s about dollars .73 in case you haven t filled up early, average is $3.55. new houses are unaffordable cost to move to a place in rent somewhere else is unaffordable, terrible what s going on. preach but it s n ....