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foreign leaders, and nonpartisan national security experts have made clear in their own words that president biden is a savvy and an effective leader who has a deep record of legislative accomplishment. now in 2024, house republicans are making false claims as a political tactic that flatly contradict previous statements made by themselves and their colleagues. let me ask you both with liquid respond is this a tactic that will win biden has one obstacle, laura, he has to show the american people he's not too old and he's up to the job. >> he has to do that don't don't lie and insult the voters and say, i haven't slowed down a little bit. ease 81-years-old acknowledged it and sam better than the other yeah, i guess and i would say, well, you know what? yes. fight in his older but he's saying and he will be surrounding himself with people who are saying who care about the rule of law of our country, who actually understand and respect national security and understand foreign diplomacy and what's at risk. i mean, look at the other guy. he's old, by the way, and he slowed
during the short-lived korean to tante before diplomacy with former president trump and kim went off the rails five years ago days kim is suspected of trying to put more military spy satellites into orbit last week's failed launch, triggering emergency side iron's in japan, north korea, also launching a barrage of short range listed missiles last president biden telling time magazine, north korea remains is serious threat as long as there are nuclear weapons available, it's always going to be a problem another problem, vladimir putin, us intelligence warning of a deepening military alliance with the russian strongman putin expected to visit kim and pyongyang's soon with tensions rapidly rising between north in south korea and now us bombing drills back in play. trash balloons, maybe the least of our problems but tonight there
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essence, the same thing and make sure that tyranny doesn't really grab a foothold. aware, it shouldn't grab a foothold and that's really anywhere on earth we're talking so much about what this means today in the broader context, right? the diplomacy that we're seeing it play the very important speeches, but there is also such a personal element to this. and it's very moving. these ceremonies are so moving not just because of what they represent, right? what could have been where this not successful, but also because of these gentlemen who we you see gather their average age of 100. this is likely one of the last milestone anniversaries, which will have veterans who were there on that day at those ceremonies. and i know there's a personal connection and your family as well, just let's talk about that moment. if we could, because i think this is what really hits a lot of americans in the gut and really inspires that gratitude for veterans across this country to see these gentlemen who, as we know, this greatest generation, they didn't talk about what
it as needed. a monument for nato aggression. it would be a betrayal of the united states, our policy, the brave airmen and air woman who served in that campaign is diplomatic effort. it wasn't aggression, it was diplomacy that most of its simply refused to stop killing innocent people and, you know, the serb nation, it's a wonderful group of people, but they've never come to terms with what happened under slobodan milosevic. he used nationalism to go against the other ethnic groups in former yugoslavia. and it's the same pattern we see today with vladimir putin and so we know that serbia today is serving as a channel for russia and mischief in europe to disrupt nato to disrupt the european union and making a monument to nato aggression is part of that russian mischief disinformation
as it has for various other leaders who have been arriving. you can see the canadian prime minister and various other leaders and here is joe biden who, as i was saying was making that speech a little earlier on comparing what the west had to do 80 years ago with what it has to do now in ukraine. a smiling president macron waits to greet the us presidentjoe biden on the red carpet. joe biden has been stressing just in terms of the american presidential election and how his approach to diplomacy is very much multinational, working with allies in nato, and it is not the isolationism that he would say that donald trump would bring. the
very graduated nato campaign of coercive diplomacy. and we did stop it. >> so questioner is investment firm affinity partners told us that the history of this region is complicated. this is a massive investment in serbia intended to help build back a war stricken nation. people did die there. they say the us companies have made investments and other places where there have been horrible histories. vietnam, japan but i do wonder what you think about questioner's firm entering into this deal where there might be a monument attacking nato. i mean, you met with milosevic, the butcher of the balkans. >> what do you make of their reason what do you make the reasoning of questionnaires firm and what do you make of his possible participation in a project that creates a monument to nato aggression it's naive, it's naive and worried to put up shot. >> you're monument and label
>> what are you hearing, if anything? again, this morning and just the last few hours, the order is actually been in effect well, we have had significant decrease in numbers since the beginning of the year in our migrant resource center. and a lot of that has had had to do with the diplomacy from the state department and the work that the biden administration has done in absence of federal action to accelerate the asylum process. but what's really needed is resources. we know that these policies are just one step of the action. we also need resources, additional asylum, support court resources. we need he'd additional border seminary resource for border protection, et cetera. yeah. so talk to me about that because these are new restrictions without new resources. so how far can then actually go? >> well, so what i'm seeing is
you were there at the white house for this executive action. >> i appreciate the reporter's comments there because i think he's right. i mean, this is one step of a larger context that the biden administration has been working on a whole of government approach that includes diplomacy with mexico and with the state department working on solutions inside the interior of mexico and other south american communities. in addition to that, cracking down on smugglers and making it easier for us to apply penalties. it is a whole of administration approach with the exception of congress whose job it is to reform our immigration policies, and, frankly, you know, yesterday was a good day for communities who have been overwhelmed, ngos and local governments who have been dealing with the impacts of the migration influx in a way that
over the last couple of days that have really brought national attention in israel to the situation in the northern border where at least 60,000 israeli residents our currently displaced and today hey, the israeli prime minister visiting that area where thousands of acres were burned by these wildfires resulting from the rockets being fired up by hezbollah. he said that israel is quote, prepared for very intensive action in the north one way or another, we will restore security to the north we know that today as well. he's really military increasing the cap of people that he can call up for reserve duty he from 300,000 to 350,000 questions about whether or not that may be preparations for a northern a war between israel and hezbollah there's no question that there is enormous pressure on this government to get those residents back to their homes in northern israel. and israel has said that it will accomplish that one way or another, whether through diplomacy or through war, or let's turn now to the ceasefire plan. jeremy, between israel and hamas. the president