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for also about the expulsion of the palestinians from gaza and - for also about the expulsion of the palestinians from gaza and indeedj palestinians from gaza and indeed from the _ palestinians from gaza and indeed from the west _ palestinians from gaza and indeed from the west bank, _ palestinians from gaza and indeed from the west bank, if— palestinians from gaza and indeed from the west bank, if that - palestinians from gaza and indeed from the west bank, if that is - palestinians from gaza and indeed from the west bank, if that is part of the _ from the west bank, if that is part of the strategy— from the west bank, if that is part of the strategy of _ from the west bank, if that is part of the strategy of some _ from the west bank, if that is part of the strategy of some senior - of the strategy of some senior politicians _ of the strategy of some senior politicians-— of the strategy of some senior oliticians. �* ,~ ., . , , politicians. bryan, not much support amon: politicians. bryan, not much support among western _ politicians. bryan, not much support among western governments - politicians. bryan, not much support i among western governments although jeremy corbyn is supporting the south african case. some have pointed to the hypocrisy of the united states and uk, you have brought similar cases to the court in respect to myanmar. i brought similar cases to the court in respect to myanmar.— brought similar cases to the court in respect to myanmar. i think the us and uk — in respect to myanmar. i think the us and uk look— in respect to myanmar. i think the us and uk look as _ in respect to myanmar. i think the us and uk look as its _ in respect to myanmar. i think the us and uk look as its policies - in respect to myanmar. i think the us and uk look as its policies as l us and uk look as its policies as its own— us and uk look as its policies as its own separate stand—alone policy and south _ its own separate stand—alone policy and south africa to other countries because _ and south africa to other countries because its — and south africa to other countries because its strategic importance to us in _ because its strategic importance to us in the _ because its strategic importance to us in the region and because of the time when — us in the region and because of the time when we cited is a real early on when — time when we cited is a real early on when it— time when we cited is a real early on when it was a beacon of democracy in the _ on when it was a beacon of democracy in the region — on when it was a beacon of democracy in the region. so the complaints will always be there and they have to take _ will always be there and they have to take it — will always be there and they have to take it serious, but at the end of the _ to take it serious, but at the end of the day— to take it serious, but at the end of the day we are in this particular situation — of the day we are in this particular situation because israel was attacked. unprovoked, violently, viciously — attacked. unprovoked, violently, viciously and that should not the
suggests the gap in new hampshire, which comes next, was down to just seven points. quite the shift since november. which perhaps explains why both trump and de santis are sharpening their attacks. they are endorsing nikki haley, who does not have what it takes, by the way, i'm just telling you. i spent a lot of time with her. she does not have... i hope you enjoyed her, with her little quips, like how did the civil war start? what was that... 7 "well, it had to do with the government." no, it was slavery. i never questioned her on that, i never wanted to pile on. nikki haley is running for her donors' issues, i am running for your issues and your families' issues and to turn this country around. here to discuss all of her issues tonight bronwen maddox chief executive director of chatham house and bryan lanza chief us republican strategists. welcome. bryan lets
so in a way it is hartford donald trump not to gain for the whole procedures in iowa unless a lot of nikki haley supporters turnout. but she is still making the argument in iowa that they will carry through to some of the other races in new hampshire. some of the other races in new hampshire-— some of the other races in new hampshire. some of the other races in new hamshire. �* , . , ., hampshire. bryan, give us a bit of colour of being _ hampshire. bryan, give us a bit of colour of being up _ hampshire. bryan, give us a bit of colour of being up there. - hampshire. bryan, give us a bit of colour of being up there. when i hampshire. bryan, give us a bit of| colour of being up there. when you go into these caucuses, how much do the polls matter or does become dependent on the caucus captains, the people that organise caucuses in pull people in? the the people that organise caucuses in pull people in?— pull people in? the caucus captain -la s a pull people in? the caucus captain plays a very _ pull people in? the caucus captain plays a very strong _ pull people in? the caucus captain plays a very strong role _ pull people in? the caucus captain plays a very strong role in we - pull people in? the caucus captainj plays a very strong role in we have seen _ plays a very strong role in we have seen it _ plays a very strong role in we have seen it a _ plays a very strong role in we have seen it a strong caucus captain can shift where — seen it a strong caucus captain can shift where the support is and can keep— shift where the support is and can keep the — shift where the support is and can keep the support unified. it matters a lot and _ keep the support unified. it matters a lot and that is why organisation matters~ — a lot and that is why organisation matters. you see the trump campaign and desantis campaign have dedicated and desantis campaign have dedicated a tremendous amount of organisation in iowa _ a tremendous amount of organisation in iowa and _ a tremendous amount of organisation in iowa and they hope that it plays out in _ in iowa and they hope that it plays out in history shows us that it does matter— out in history shows us that it does matter and — out in history shows us that it does matter and it will play out. just
were a record number of migrants processed at the united states southern border, and last year almost 2.5 million people were apprehended. house republicans intend to make that the focus of the 2024 campaign. and today they moved closer to impeaching the secretary will of homeland security alejandro mayorkas. impeaching a cabinet official is rare but they accuse mr mayorkas of failing to enforce us laws at the border, and therefore a "dereliction of duty". brya n bryan la nza, bryan lanza, can you impeach someone for policies _ bryan lanza, can you impeach someone for policies you don't like? you can impeach _ for policies you don't like? you can impeach somebody for failing to uphold — impeach somebody for failing to uphold the constitution of the united — uphold the constitution of the united states? i thinkjoe biden
senior people. briefly, bryan, i defence ministries. and between senior people. briefly, bryan, in| senior people. briefly, bryan, in terms of acting, from an americans perspective that would be in yemen, what it? would it be within yemen, they would not take on iran directly? i they would not take on iran directl ? ~ they would not take on iran directly?— they would not take on iran directl ? ~ , . ., directly? i think this initiation would be safe _ directly? i think this initiation would be safe to _ directly? i think this initiation would be safe to say - directly? i think this initiation would be safe to say it - directly? i think this initiation would be safe to say it would| directly? i think this initiation i would be safe to say it would be directly? i think this initiation - would be safe to say it would be in yemen _ would be safe to say it would be in yemen but — would be safe to say it would be in yemen but the serious act and the serious actor is iran so it is hard to ignore — serious actor is iran so it is hard to ignore all— serious actor is iran so it is hard to ignore all of these confrontations here and there without — confrontations here and there without looking at iran try to disrupt— without looking at iran try to disrupt world trade routes, that is 10% of— disrupt world trade routes, that is 10% of our— disrupt world trade routes, that is 10% of our world trade that they are playing _ 10% of our world trade that they are playing with it we have to take this seriously — playing with it we have to take this seriousl . ~ �* ., ~ playing with it we have to take this seriousl . ~ �* . ,, , , ., ., seriously. we'll talk plenty more on that when we _ seriously. we'll talk plenty more on that when we come _ seriously. we'll talk plenty more on that when we come back _ seriously. we'll talk plenty more on that when we come back from - seriously. we'll talk plenty more on that when we come back from the l that when we come back from the short break. stay with us. hello there. it's been another very cold day wherever you are, whether you've had sunshine or whether you've had clouds, and it looks pretty similar for the next few days, could see a bit more cloud around generally. it will stay dry thanks to high pressure. and there will be some sunshine around, particularly towards southern and western areas. this area of high pressure has been feeding in quite a bit of cloud to eastern scotland, also eastern parts of
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employment, some are dealing with real emergency-type issues. >> bryan: the mayor said hamas must be eradicated. at least 120 arrests. sandra. >> sandra: thank you. head now to saudi arabia, a gaggle happening with blinken, he's speaking after meeting with mideast leaders there. >> agreement on a few basic objectives. first, that israel and israelis should be able to live in peace and security. free from the fear of terrorist attacks or aggression from any of their neighbors. second, that the west bank and gaza should be united under palestinian-led governance. third, the future of the region needs to be one of integration, not division and not conflict. and fourth, for that to happen we need to see the establishment
traffic jams and lengthy delays as nypd officers were forced to use saws to cut through pipes held by the protestors. br bryan, have the protestors cleared out? >> bryan: quite a disruption indeed. and yes, the pro-palestinian protestors have been cleared out from the brooklyn bridge, williamsburg bridge and the manhattan bridge. we are on the manhattan side, traffic is clear, no protestors. you talked about the pvc pipes, what we are talking about. pretty much chicken mesh wiring and they stuck their arm through the pipe to make it difficult for nypd to get them. they buzz sawed through the pipe to move the protestors from the area. they were forcibly removed. nypd says about 200 protestors blocking traffic at all three of these bridges. it all began about 9:30 this
should vote for nikki haley. joining me now is a guy who knows about election, david plouffe, former campaign manager for obama's 2008 presidential campaign, and senior adviser presidential for president obama. david, i like to read bryan's substack are, or email list off message. and i thought the argument basically it was, look, it really does matter stopping trump if you are in a state that allows nonaligned folks to vote, you should vote for nikki haley. what do you think?
persuasive argument that liberals in open primary states should vote for nikki haley. joining me now is a guy who knows about election, david blough, former campaign manager for obama's 2008 presidential campaign, and senior adviser presidential for president obama. david, i like to read bryan's substack are, or email list off message. and i thought the argument basically it was, look, it really does matter stopping trump if you are in a state that allows nonaligned folks to vote, you should vote for nikki haley. what do you think? >> i think it's probably too hastily for a lot of people. but for those who will be up to do something tactically, i don't know if it will stop trump, but you know, it could help extend the primary. if haley somehow can win new hampshire, or at least get it down to a two person race, you know, i think when you look out in the rest of the states, trump is clearly a dominant