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did was to wipe out the radar and anti—aircraft defence missiles at that site which were missiles there to protect the nuclear facilities to the north. israel's messages very clear — you fire 300 missiles at us, nothing happened, nothing hit. we fire 300 missiles at you and we actually wiped out the defence your nuclear research and of course creation of plutonium for bombs just beside that facility itself. that is a big message and the mall know so i suspect they gave you run back room to kind of say, oh, it was nothing etc etc but most importantly it gave them room to backtrack and they have duly done that because they realise their defence against what israel could do to them.— defence against what israel
in a jewish, who is a sophomore here: be university is told us how she feels. >> she's not wanted here they say this and they don't care they just hate jews. that's obviously very important but we are not going anywhere. >> no more than 100 jewish students have created a petition asking the columbia administration to consider allowing them to continue the process virtually while office continues to play out on campus. be university telling us that it is acting students concerns about back to you. >> thank you. i lisa cannot help but to remember what a like told me that when it spoke to college and she ran out of there and the justification was the college was a safe and peaceful environment that she brought for the hateful message and because of that god's word she was
including the capture of the strategic town of avdiivka in february. james waterhouse has the latest from kyiv. a production line waiting for a presidential sign—off. freshly made artillery shells in this factory in pennsylvania, usa — now almost certain to make their way to a ukrainian battlefield, where there are holes instead of rounds. after america threw its weight back behind ukraine, the message here is "you make it, we'll use it." near kupiansk in the north—east, it is the russians who are edging closer. translation: it's better now- if we let them attack and we defend but when we get the shells, drones, and whatever else from this package, we can turn things around.
international boycott of the games in moscow to protest their invasion of afghanistan. president jimmy carter announced his historic decision right here on "meet the press." >> neither i nor the american people would support sending of an american team to moscow with soviet invasion troops in afghanistan. i have sent a message to the united states olympic committee spelling out my own position that unless the soviets withdraw their troops within a month from afghanistan, that the olympic games will be moved from moscow to an alternate site or multiple sites or postponed or canceled. if the soviets do not withdraw immediately their troops to afghanistan, i would not support sending an american team to the olympics.
it's of interest for both the republicans and democrats. >> president zelenskyy, back in february, donald trump encouraged putin to invade nato countries that he doesn't believe are contributing enough to defense spending. what kind of a message do you think that sends to the world? >> translator: well, i don't know the details of that speech. i know for sure if ukraine fails, then putin definitely will invade the baltic countries. why? not because there's some interesting idea, strategy, but because putin wants to return the influence of the soviet union. and he really wants to retake with force, through war -- he wants to retake all former soviet republics and now independent states.
war. this senseless war that has been started over 2.5 years ago, almost interview it sends a message of motivation for us ukrainians, that we are not alone it did send also for republicans and democrats in the, in this critical moments to stand together and make this decision together to protect democracy. and this world. >> the russians, for their part, obviously not happy that this aid package was now approved by the house of representatives. in fact, the foreign ministry of russia accusing the united states of using ukrainians as what they call cannon fodder. the ukrainians obviously see all of that very differently. they say that for them, for their survival, it is absolutely key to get their hands on more american weapons and more american ammunition. of course, one of the things that the president of this country volodymyr zelenskyy has said, in the past is that if this aid package hadn't gone through, there was a real chance that
potential to change the frontline. so we can then ukraine defend us better. it sends also very important signal to putin's russia that you're not going to win this war, this senseless war that has been started over two-and-a-half years ago, almost 2.5 years ago it sends a message of motivation for us, ukrainians that we are not alone. >> it did send also for republicans and democrats in the, in this critical moments to stand together and make this decision together. to protect democracy in this world. >> the russians, for their part, obviously not happy that this aid package was now approved by the house of representatives. in fact, the foreign ministry of russia accusing the united states of using ukrainians as what they call cannon fodder. the ukrainians obviously see all of that very differently. they say
of him. the family is. it was hard for the siblings to come out and do that. they did it because they think he hurts joe biden more than donald trump. >> matt gorman, what about all of that? >> i was encouraged because when i was -- i was nervous all the talk would come from trump, his message about himself and the trial. i was surprised going to the cs and crime, that are winning issues for republicans and trump. he needs to do that. a message not just about himself. >> how does the courtroom optics play? >> i think -- you are spot on about the -- him dominating the news, but it's negative. this is different. he doesn't look strong. he looks weak there. to a certain extent, i don't mind if he is on -- if he is in court every day dominating the news because it's negative. >> okay. great conversation. we covered a lot of ground. thank you. >> congratulations on a great
ronald reagan, who was all about peace through strength, tear down this wall, fighting communism. is something happening within the g.o.p. that there is a j growing dovish segment, or isse this just an anomaly? emit seems to me like a ronald reagan peace through strength, that there is anothert heside within the g.o.p.side you were closer to it. what do you make of it? the >> i think there is always been another side.ry reagan unified the country byin having a message and speaking above those who might say, "w "well, you know, this is good, but this is imperfect." there was also the fact that disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan may defeat after 20 years of victories, people living in oppression, a massive loss of lives of those that we went there to establish an opportunity for freedom. all of that leaves peoplittle le
lawmakers — will give his country a chance of victory in its war against russia. in an interview on american television — he said more weapons would help kyiv retake the initiative — especially long—range missiles. ukrainian forces have been coming under increasing pressure recently in the east of the country — and there have been concerns in the west about russian advances — including the seizure of the strategic town of avdiivka back in february. james waterhouse has the latest from kyiv. a production line waiting for a presidential sign—off. freshly made artillery shells in this factory in pennsylvania, usa — now almost certain to make their way to a ukrainian battlefield, where there are holes instead of rounds. after america threw its weight back behind ukraine the message here is "you make it, we'll use it." near kupiansk in the north—east