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President Biden threatened Saudi Arabia with 'consequences' for the OPEC+ cut in oil production, but the two countries are now cooperating in the face of an Iranian threat. ....
House Democrats are pushing a bill to remove U.S. defenses from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates after OPEC decided to cut oil production by 2 million barrels a day. ....
Use this reconciliation mode, which means democrats would have those 50 votes in the senate. i think we re getting precariously close to really potentially falling on the debt. anna, thank you. i want to bring in democratic congressman from the state of new jersey, tom molinowski. tom, where do we go from here? how do we keep pushing? i want to step back and build on something you just said. that is that we used to have two responsible governing parties in the united states. i disagreed with the republicans on a lot of things, but at the end of the day they felt a responsibility to the country. at a moment when they re refusing to extend the debt limit, when the overwhelming ....
The goal of the military mission was to prevent gadhafi going into benghazi and eastern libya and slaughtering the people there, hunting down those people who stood up for their liberty with only their courage and asked us for their help and would being hunted down tonight as we speak if he hadn t done this. so what is our end game here, tom? how does this end? well it begins with people being safe in eastern libya. now we have time to work on the end game that the president committed ourselves to two or three weeks ago. it was long before this mission that he said gadhafi has to go. there is an extraordinarily u.n. security council resolution imposing sanctions on gadhafi. he can t sell his oil. his space for staying in power is narrowing. that s going to take time. ....
Americans who don t see this story the same way. former pennsylvania congressman joe sestak who is the former director of defense policy and national security council for president clinton and also a former vice admiral of the united states navy. we re also joined tonight by tom molinowski washington director of human rights watch. good to have you with us tonight good to be with you. admiral sestak, if gadhafi is not killing civilians anymore and we have crippled his movement militarily isn t this mission off to a good start? there was no doubt the united states military would do this. this was the easy part. having served as you mentioned in the clinton administration at the national security council i believe that we should have intervened in a humanitarian crisis in rwanda where we didn t and i applauded george bush i when we went into somalia. but then my concern is what happened there might happen now to where the mission changed ....