olympics says she s100% certain the games will go ahead, despite the growing opposition from within the country. plus if your singing s more sorry than soprano, we ve got something that mightjust be music to your ears. hello, i m laura trevelyan in new york. james reynolds is in london. israel may finally have a new government. after four elections in two years, a recent war with hamas, and civil unrest, now an unlikely coalition of political parties has agreed to form a coalition government. but prime minister benjamin netanyahu is signalling that he won t go easily,calling on israeli lawmakers to oppose what he called this dangerous left wing government. the new coalition is made up of strange bedfellows an alliance of eight political parties, from one which opposes a palestinian state to the first independent arab party to join a governing alliance. but until israel s parliament votes a new government into office, benjamin netanyahu is prime minister. and he s not
almost half a century. and everybody who served with him who is octave and honest knows that joe biden doesn t have a principle in his body. not a principle bone in his body. he s a chameleon. on top of that if you look at the early part of his life he was a cheat and plagiarist when he wanted to be president of the united states the first and second time around, he stole word for word from a speech of neil party he labor party had, he stole language from the late robert kennedy, he s absolutely shameless about the things he says and does. it s not because he s a smart man he s actually quite a dumb man. it is all about power and joe biden. for joe biden it is all about promoting joe biden. other week he met with a bunch of historians, and he wanted too know how could he be bigger than franklin roosevelt and lbj and learned before left and before it was not hard left and do whatever he has to do beat his chest pat himself on the back, make claims about inventing vaccine a
governor to resign. alex is live in new york city with the latest. reporter: good evening john, the state senate majority leader andrea s stewart sank that everything today there is a new distraction with these new accusations of sexual harassment and of a hostile work environment and nursing home investigation. the majority leader saying that we need to govern without daily distractions for the good of the state governor cuomo, he must resign. and the speaker grace and striking a slightly different tone, carl responding that i think it is for the governor to seriously consider whether he s effectively meet the needs of the people new york and altogether five women accuse governor andrew cuomo of harassment or inappropriate behavior printed in two male aides said that he would break them. and he addressed one by one i call today and was not mentioned to step down. i was elected by the people of state not by the politicians. i m not going to resign because of their allegatio
massive deficit spending soon massive taxation a tax on our constitutional system, the independence of the supreme court, the filibuster rule, the electoral process which we discussed last week, all of the executive orders, critical this theory critical that theory as if the president of the united states is taking most radical agenda from aoc and sanders and rest and instituting them if they doesn t substitute them by executive branch they re going to by hook or crook in congress. and what does that do to our country when we re facing enemies abroad? when this sort of tamult and in particular i m thinking of communist china i m thinking about those in iran i m thinking about our own national security. you know they used to say about a hundred years ago, look the sun never sets on the british empire. they used to say about hundred years that british navy controls the sea. you don t say that anymore. because britain isn t a top superpower anymore iter as nucls and military a v
bondage, the shame of servitude, the sting of segregation, but who kept on striving and hoping and doing what needed to be done. [ cheers ] so don t let anyone ever tell you that this country isn t great, that somehow we need to make it great again. because this right now is the greatest country on earth. [ cheers ] when you were little, did you ever want to be the first lady? no, i didn t. i didn t know i could be the first lady. sometimes you can only be what you know exists in the world. and no one like me was ever the first lady of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] all first ladies are thrust into the spotlight, but michelle obama will be scrutinized more intensely than any of her predecessors. we talk about civil rights history, we talk about the series of firsts. this is within our lifetime. are you prepared to take the oath, senator? i am. it took my breath away. and i thought, oh, my gosh, this is really happening. i stand here today humbled