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president biden arrived there about an hour ago after first landing at a marine base outside the city. he was greeted by japanese officials as well as former white house chief of staff and the former mayor of chicago ron emmanuel. emmanuel of course now serves as the united states ambassador to japan. soon after touching down president biden went onto meet with some american marine corp troops stationed at the u.s. base. today that base is home to roughly 15,000 personnel including employees that are japanese nationals. after meeting with troops president biden flew by helicopter to hiroshima where he's currently holding a bilateral meeting with japan's prime minister kishida. the g7 summit officially begins tomorrow. the gathering of the nation's wealthiest democracies. joining us now from hiroshima white house reportr for "the wall street journal" ken thomas traveling with the president. ken, great to see you. thanks for being with us now. let's start with the matters at
perhaps, there is set�*s response. there may be a third thing going on, emmanuel macron seems to be the man you like to meet people who people don't want to meet. he went to visit president putin lasted to try to persuade him not to invade ukraine. this year, he went to visit china. critics said he was rather too polite and not critical enough but emmanuel macron did it anyway. sometimes i do feel that present macron doesn't to care much about what people think about who he meets. , ., , ., meets. elsewhere, how is a meeting like this going _ meets. elsewhere, how is a meeting like this going to _ meets. elsewhere, how is a meeting like this going to go _ meets. elsewhere, how is a meeting like this going to go down? - meets. elsewhere, how is a meeting like this going to go down? this - like this going to go down? this noes like this going to go down? this goes much _ like this going to go down? this goes much the _ like this going to go down? ti 3 goes much the issue of the united states subsidies, the 400 billions
as the french leader hosts a conference aimed at persuading business leaders to put their money in france. in a tweet, french president hailed the tesla, twitter and space x chief exective, as he said "we talked with more on this our europe regional editor paul moss from oui’ newsroom. interesting timing, what is going on? . , ., , ., on? there are several things going on. first on? there are several things going on- first of— on? there are several things going on. first of all, _ on? there are several things going on. first of all, emmanuel- on? there are several things going on. first of all, emmanuel mccawl on? there are several things going i on. first of all, emmanuel mccaw has rather serious problems at home, he has had those manger protests. it has had those manger protests. it has made him one of the most unpopular presidents in french history. he has tried to shift the agenda by holding a conference tell
what happens, there is no normal relationship to china, they are waiting for a sign that is powerful in economic way. powerful germany changed business. but isn't this where you personally have a major ideological problem, because you're saying we need to shift on china. we need to understand the threat that china represents to our values, at the very same time emmanuel macron goes to beijing, and he makes a point of saying, "0h, we shouldn't be followers of the united states, "we shouldn't be dragged into the united states' conflict "with china over taiwan. "we have to exercise our strategic autonomy." now, you are a great europhile. you even want to see, for example, a european army. how can you be talking like that, when france and germany seem to have a huge division over china? yes, it's — everybody
to china, they are waiting for a sign that is powerful in economic way. powerful germany changed business. but isn't this where you personally have a major ideological problem, because you're saying we need to shift on china. we need to understand the threat that china represents to our values, at the very same time emmanuel macron goes to beijing, and he makes a point of saying, "0h, we shouldn't be followers of the united states, we shouldn't be dragged into the united states�* conflict with china over taiwan. we have to exercise our strategic autonomy." now, you are a great europhile. you even want to see, for example, a european army. how can you be talking like that, when france and germany seem to have a huge division over china? yes, it's — everybody was astonished
have town hall meeting ands try to include public opinion. at the end of the day though, the mayor still gets to make a decision if they want to take the selections or not rom emmanuel discarded those and went back to the drawing board till they discard what had he wanted. rachel: might not be such a great plan. let's get over to lori lightfoot, the former mayor. why is she all of a sudden like i'm for victim rights and if she was doing this far, maybe she wouldn't have lost the election. >> she blames everything on kim fox and on judge evans so >> john, what is she up to? synergy home is she on stage and
military government — on the left — and his deputy, mohamed hamdan dagalo, who leads the country's biggest paramilitary group — the rsf — on the right. the united nations has now described sudan's humanitarian situation as "catastrophic" — with mass displacement of people. the red cross has echoed that concern — let's hearfrom them. the truth is that at the moment, it is almost impossible to provide any material services in and around khartoum. there are calls from various organisations and people trapped for evacuation. for the past four days, people have been out of water and food, electricity has been rationed in some places, totally disconnected. earlier i spoke with emmanuel igunza, the bbc�*s senior africa reporter in nairobi. i asked emmanuel why the ceasefire in sudan has failed. take a listen. well, that is the scene that many people will be waking up
emmanuel has the biggest hit i broadway history it has latinos and black founding fathers it works it's satisfying all cultures you have to do the work. give us 20% of the stories 20% of the leaves. 20% of the executives. that's how you do it >> you we flatten stories an history lessons throughout thi series of course, you are also know for your hit broadway show that history for more, it' basically comedy crash cours in history why is it so essential tha this history is actually share and how it also helps dismantl stereotypes? i think sometimes we have to teach latino history to latina and not to the broader america population >> right that's so correct. our history is america history. latin history is america history. with the oldest ethnic group the largest. we've been here. we discovered america. we never left. we just keep coming. i think that is the mid. we just got here