on the island. did someone show you how to do this? luckily for me, claudia runs a bed and breakfast. hier ist jetzt blumenkohl. mmm, cauliflower! so, do you feel that it's a shame that people can't come to use it, unless they come and stay here? laughs would you want to have more tourists coming?
to show the world that we are going to stand up for democracy over tyranny, that we are going to put our national interest over petty politics. that we are going to stand with our allies while they are fixing existential threats, and that we will provide humanitarian need to people in need. so it is a very sobering, but a day that we should be proud of, that we came together in this way. way. >> you now have three members of the house freedom caucus saying that mike johnson should be removed as speaker over the ukraine vote. congresswoman marjorie taylor greene now joined by paul gaucher and thomas massey. if that pushes the momentum on the republican side, do you expect house democrats to come to johnson's defense and vote against his removal? >> we will have a conversation about that, if that comes to pass. i think it would be a shame for the republican party to oust
>> it took, as we know, bipartisanship. i know that sometimes becomes a journey word in d.c. for the republicans, but it took bipartisanship to get these even to a vote later today. what does it say to you that a simple rule vote yesterday caused so much upheaval with your republican colleagues across the aisle? >> first, let me just say, i am very proud of democrats for saving today and for working in such a bipartisan manner. it is something that i think we need to do a lot more of, and people are acting like this is such a shocking thing for democrats and republicans to come together on something, but i say, more of it, please. it is a shame that the gop is controlled, quite frankly, by a small number of extremists, who have really just created such a logjam in this place. so, i am really happy that the speaker has overcome that, and is working in a bipartisan manner on this. i think it is so important, and the people have been saying
whether the media has a role to play in polarising opinion, when it could actually be bringing people together potentially. i think it is - polarising opinion. i think what this shows is that newsrooms are treating this l as a culture war story, rather than a health i and science one, and it's testament to newsnightl that the story was . pursued in this way. and i think it's a real. shame that, you know, originaljournalism is beingl gutted from newsnight now and we may not see stories of this ilk in the future - from that particular show. and what's your sense, as somebody who previously worked at the times, of whether — how those newspapers, how places approach these issues and the impact they have? they embrace these issues. they want to write about them because they drive huge - engagement and interest and, you know, i was encouraged . to pursue stories where - the media and these debates intersected because they were controversial, - because they stoked opinion. and for the bbc, it often finds itself at the centre of these i
unless you're staying over on the island. did someone show you how to do this? luckily for me, claudia runs a bed and breakfast. hier ist jetzt blumenkohl. mmm, cauliflower! so, do you feel that it's a shame that people can't come to use it, unless they come and stay here? laughs would you want to have more tourists coming?
>> understandable he's been around while, he seemed changes in the party, have been radical and mainstream. >> battle drink the kool-aid. it would be impactful if he said this or courageous three or four years ago, maybe when was in the heat of the battle is distant from both sides of the political aisle. bill maher saying this not because bill maher had an epiphany, he saying it because he's believing it but didn't have an issue until he realized joe biden is a sinking ship and donald trump is almost inevitable. he saying it because he knows the reading spoke with don when he says it because americans understand this even the liberals, even actual liberals understand how ridiculous this is. i don't care if you are a new york times reporter or motown order but if you are open to understanding this problems to do because bill maher said it in the summer of 2024, shame on you you haven't been paying attention. this same bill mark went on
let's bring in jim hansen who served as u.s., in the u.s. army forces and the middle east forum chief editor. jim, good morning to you. what is the message israel wanted to send with the strike inside of iran? >> happy birthday, ayatollah. i think they basically pointed out that they can hit any place or anything or anyone that they want to in iran, which is particularly embarrassing after iran launches a massive barrage, which israel emperor and them like flies. so, i think it shows basically that did not have to do more and they won the first round by defeating iran's attack and now they are showing they can spike the football in the end zone and tell iran, we are not going to do that. they also pointed out a very nice new program we have got there and it would be a shame if anything happened to it.
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