with katie g pavlik, harold f junior, jesse watters and has a restraining order against the elf on the shelf. danna perino, the five. danna kratz a painting republicans as murderers for simply wantingepub to have secu borders. check out what s happening in eagls hae pass, texas right now. a massive migrant sneaking around in a linesn that akwould the tswoa jealous. thousands of waiting to be processed by border patrol aftel they crossed into america illegally. texas governor, greg abbott, responding to this insanity by n enacting powers allowing cops t arrest illegals and boot them back to mexico. basically, he s doing the job that joe biden should be doing. of course reacting two that by playing the murder card. you look at somebody like oo greg cavetk t, my governor, his solution is basically to say, work to kill people trying to come in. that s not a solution. the governor of texas needs to take a look in the mirror of the chaos he is causing for thi countr hy. this i
Workers delivering food for the world central kitchen to starving palestinians. World central kitchen is the nonprofit started by celebrity Chef Jose Andres at the white house just yesterday is biden hosted several Muslim American leaders to talk about gaza. One of the leaders got up and walked out of the meeting and protest. He handed biden a letter beforehand from an eightyearold orphaned girl living in rafah, orphan in the last six months, cnns mj lee is at the white house. Four is now an empty were seeing yeah. A new level of anger and indignation inside the white house at targeted at metz and yahoo after this deadly idf strike on aid workers. Thats right, jake, President Biden himself, of course, said that he was outraged and im told that the frustration inside the white house has really reached new levels. Its one senior official describing the deaths of the seven workers as a standout incident. The president explicitly blaming israel for this incident, saying that israel is simp
i m yasmin with you again. another busy day across the middle east, diplomatic efforts unfolding today, and scheduled meeting between secretary of state tony blinken and palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas, with the two men discussing, and the promise lincoln blinken shared with the palestinian leader. we have a number of live reports from across the region coming up in the next two hours ahead. and from the campaign trail to the courtroom, former president donald trump is scheduled to testify tomorrow in the civil fraud trial against him. what prosecutors are most likely to grill him on and will his testimony even matter after the judge in the case has already found that trump is liable. remember, this is just about damages. later on, a triumphant return ten months in the making, after suffering a cardiac arrest on live television playing football, damar hamlin is back in cincinnati. and this time, he s bringing a special message for the nation. hey, everyb
said. nevertheless, it is something that i think in a russian context, the people of russia, the news channels in russia will point to and somewhat ridicule. and matthew, we saw earlier today how president xi of china and president putin met, had a meeting. they re celebrating the olympics. how are you ukrainian officials responding to that in. reporter: well, it is a very uncomfortable picture for ukrainians. .to some people tonight in the ukrainian government about what they made about putin and xi standing shoulder to shoulder calling for nato not to expand any further and sayinghat ukraine should never join the western military alliance. and they said, look, we haven t even got a comment or a policy on it. they re in a difficult position. china is a significant investors in ukraine. there are economic problems in this country and they don t want to come outright and criticize
he s well-respected across the aisle, frankly, both sides of the aisle. in his bio, he served in iraq. he was general petraeus deputy during the surge. he served in afghanistan under general mcchrystal. he s done about five years in combat just in the last 10 or 15 years. so he s well-respected for that time. he s a counter insurgency guy. he s someone who was he was one of the authors of and real proponents during the 2006, 2007 time in iraq and afghanistan. he wrote a book as a young officer, as a captain, that turned into something called dereliction of duty. when i first started covering the pentagon more than a decade ago, it was known as must-read for young officers and it s a fascinating study about vietnam where he really questions the u.s. military leadership during that time and he s very critical of them, frankly, and hothey were with robert mcnamara, sayinghat they were not forceful enough in their feelings, not honest enough and by extension they were derelict in thei