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of outrage from china. the other two parties are kmt who favour a closer relationship with china and the tpp, the newest party on the block who are favouring a middle road, if you like. but there is a lot at stake because whoever wins will 5take because whoever wins will determine the trajectory of taiwan, whether it is closer to china or the us, and that will have bigger implications for the region as well as both those of 5uperpower5 tussle for influence in the region. obviously, identity a big issue as well. what else was paramount for the voters? well, it is interesting _ paramount for the voters? well, it is interesting because - paramount for the voters? well, it is interesting because you - it is interesting because you have these big geopolitical player5 watching so closely this election, but people here in taiwan, you know, they don't want to be pawns between these two superpowers. want to be pawns between these two 5uperpower5. they want to focus on the bread—and—butter i55ue5, focus on the bread—and—butter issues, the domestic issues that affect their bottom line, and historically over the last 10-20 and historically over the last 10—20 years, housing prices is a big concern. a lot of taiwanese will be pressure of not being able to afford their
needed to be, to build their base, their support, to have a strong showing in iowa. obviously, nikki isn't just trying to have a strong showing in new hampshire, she's on the verge of winning the state. it's a much different issue there. that's what you must do. you need to talk about yourself, grow your support. you don't just do that by focusing on the other candidates. >> they didn't focus on him much at all. do you think that is a nuanced question to ask, whether someone has the character to be president? do you think that trump has the character to be president? you have endorsed someone else in this race. >> look, i think most of us will support the republican nominee, no question. when it comes to the general election, and who will be president, if it were trump out there, remember, he's running against biden. we need biden to lose the socialism, the bidenomics, it's bowl. it's destroying the american middle class, destroying the american economy, it is crushing families. that is what folks will be focused on. i get it, it is where the media wants to go with questions like that, but it's a trap that they
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welcome back secretary of state antony blinken is in the middle east for the fourth time since the octobe r attack welcome back. secretary of state antony blinken is in the middle east for the fourth time since the october attack on israel three months ago. an effort to prevent escalating tensions from breaking into a wider war after a series of regional attacks. joining me now is the president of israel, isaac herzog. mr. president, welcome to "meet the press." thank you for being here. >> thank you, kristen. >> i want to start right there with concerns about those regional attacks. obviously, secretary blinken is there aiming to de-escalate some of the tensions within the region, but talk to americans, if you will. how concerned should they be about this escalating into a wider war that could ultimately ensnare americans as well? >> so, kristen, today is january
>> and kristen, obviously, donald trump while he is on the campaign trail is still dealing with the spate of legal issues facing him including 14th amendment cases, and where are things standing there? >> well, that is right. we have two new filings there, and one in illinois and one in massachusetts, but the most important part about those filings to point out is that why this is so likely to eventually going to the supreme court is because all of the election systems are different, and there is a lot of questions being asked as to what exactly this means, and how exactly this can be done. for example in illinois, that filing went to the state board of election. in massachusetts, it went to the massachusetts ballot law commission, and as we know in maine, it was the secretary of state who made the decision and the courts in colorado, and all of this is really gearing up for the supreme court having to weigh in, and that is what trump's team is expecting. i will tell you that as i have said time and time again, the legal team believes that trump is going to be on the ballot in all 50 state, but i have heard
this is pretty much, from our understanding, this is new information that's being released. it came from a deposition of a former employee, a woman who worked for jeffrey epstein, and she claimed, in her deposition, but epstein told her that the former president, quote, likes them young. she said that according to her, that bill clinton had a conversation with jeffrey epstein and that epstein said that one time, clinton told him that he likes them young, but that epstein said that he likes them young. the former president, obviously, who there's been information out there about his association with jeffrey epstein, he's denied any wrongdoing, and in 2019, he admitted that he had flown on jeffrey epstein's plane, but said that he knew nothing of his terrible crimes, and today, that spokesperson again denied that there was any wrongdoing and that it's been nearly 20 years since president clinton had any contact with
anti—westminster, writes to be angry with politicians. why is keir starmer talking in those terms? i'm told in strategy meetings again and again his team say that they have two opponent at the election whenever it comes, one obviously is the conservatives, but the other opponent is the idea that no political party or political leader can make a difference. what keir starmer wants to do in this speech is try to persuade the voters that actually, he can be different. almost two harness the mood of anti—politics and ride it into downing street. the conservative party would say, hang on a second, keir starmer is exactly what he is decrying here, we have already got richard holden, the chairman of the conservative party out of the traps saying that keir starmer is aware —— is a web domain, you will hear a lot
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