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next few minutes in the house of lords, whether that amendment on the afghan issue is actually put to the vote. there is another want to do with whether or not an independent monitoring committee should be able to say to the government that rwanda is safe or not before flights can take off. it does seem that there is still a fair amount of support for that particular change it has been brought forward by the house of lords. we are all hoping here it is not going to be too late a night here. someone said you will not need your sleeping bag. taste here. someone said you will not need your sleeping bag-— your sleeping bag. we will have to wait and see- _ your sleeping bag. we will have to wait and see. peter, _ your sleeping bag. we will have to wait and see. peter, thank - your sleeping bag. we will have to wait and see. peter, thank you - your sleeping bag. we will have to wait and see. peter, thank you forj wait and see. peter, thank you for that. and to sir robert buckland. let's go to our political editor, chris mason. perhaps dreading that late night finish. the prime ministers said today, he talked about the need for a regular rhythm of multiple flights which implies he does not think one flight is going to move the dial. t does not think one flight is going to move the dial.— does not think one flight is going to move the dial. i say, come on, this is what _ to move the dial. i say, come on, this is what these _ to move the dial. i say, come on, this is what these knights - to move the dial. i say, come on, this is what these knights are - to move the dial. i say, come on, this is what these knights are alll this is what these knights are all about, a bit of midnight oil being
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national security of the united states and to europe as well. >> peter, let's bring you back in the conversation. give me an overall beg picture of the significance of this, the passage of this bill. >> well, obviously, it is important to keep the ukrainians in the fight. it has been delayed so long that they have lost momentum and morale. there had been a genuine degradation of their position on the battlefield. they need this equipment and ammunition to keep up the feet. so this will keep it going through the end of the year. the trick is that it is a short-term stay. at the moment, the real question is what will happen in november. if you are vladimir putin, you are watching to see what happens to the american election in november, tosee what happens when donald trump comes back. donald trump has promised if vladimir putin can keep the land, trump would seek a peace deal and not promising additional aid to the ukraine. so this is the game changer. this gets us s through the rest
know, it already passed the security aid for the indo pacific which includes taiwan. >> we are are into the third one with the vote on israel. peter, you have progressive leader pramilla jayapal saying she would vote against this because she was concerned about there not being conditions on the aid to israel when it comes to the united states having declared quite clearly that the united states was not going to support aggressive offensive actions against iran in the wake of the last uptick of the last ten days or so. she felt conditions needed to be put on that. there will be a number that will reflect similar ideology in the vote here. talk about the bigger picture of that and what is being presented as offensive versus defensive support and how clear that is on
because it was so tepid, does the administration see this as israel heeding president biden's warnings about retaliations? >> yeah, clorely the white house is relieved that this did not seem to be another step up the esclatory ladder, that's the phrase they like to use in national security circles. it is possible that all three major parties have come away saying they got what they want. iran said that was no big deal and they shrugged it off. the united states can say we prevented the war in gaza from spreading across the region which has been president biden's priority since october 7th. you never know for sure and you have to be careful but that is the signal we are getting now that both sides, in terms of iran and israel are ready to move on to the next stage of their long running shadow war without making it an overt, all out conflict. >> yeah. peter, stay with us, don't go anywhere. we want to go back to the house floor because we are hearing
in an interview with nbc news, iran's foreign minister saying israel's strike was of no consequence. >> what happened last night was not a strike. >> did any other country tell you something was happening and they would invade your air space and attack a possible base? >> they are more like toys that our children play with. it is like drones, not worth telling us before it happened. >> many worry with the taboo against direct strikes on the territory, both sides may launch more direct attacks in future contest. let's bring in chief analyst for "the new york times" and author of the divider, trump in the white ws, 2017 to 2020, peter, welcome. how is the white house reacting to israel's response to iran and
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>> ainsley: they will say come see my puppy dog. okay, let's go to this. a fox news alert. tensions ratcheting up in the middle east as israel launches retaliatory strikes on iran. >> steve: meanwhile here on the home front. anti-israeli protesters were arrested, over 100 of them and released after protests on and near columbia university in upper manhattan, including one of the people arrested for trespassing including the daughter of squad member ilhan omar. >> lawrence: here to react is "fox & friends weekend" co-host pete hegseth. she is just like her mom. they are espousing things anti-jewish. they keep telling us that's not the case. we see who they are hanging out with we see the flags. we see the chants. we see the "i stand with hamas." what's your reaction? >> peter: yeah, and we see the videos out this morning of those hamas protesters saying "we are hamas." we support hamas. there has always been -- lawrence, you are right. there has always been a very thin vale over oh, i support the