Wednesday the 3rd, the national security adviser, brett mcguirk speak with their counter parts for that statement. senior pentagon officialings were securing support from partners. the president s final approval in that statement happened shortly thereafter as you know issued on january 3. also on january 3, a principal s meeting on haiti. neither secretary austin or general brown attended. they were represented by deputies. that s not uncommon that a principal may not be able to attend. thank you for the detail on that. more broadly, why should we believe anything that this administration tells us about anything ever again? i think we all recognize and i think the pentagon has been very, very honest with
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How comfortable and the principal, what you have to do to be a solid team. i am really pleased to manage these players. in the other third round ties, premier league luton and nottingham forest were held by league, one sides bolton and blackpool. west ham will also have to replay against bristol city from the championship. there were wins for leeds, wrexham and west bromwich albion who knocked out non league aldershot. one more third round tie to come. league one wigan hosting manchester united on monday. chelsea and australia striker sam kerr is set to miss the rest of the season after suffering an anterior cruciate ligament injury. it happened during her club s warm weather training camp in morocco, and chelsea say kerr will be assessed by a specialist in the coming days and then begin her rehabilitation. it s likely she ll miss the rest of the domestic season and potentially the olympics if australia qualify. she s been cheslea s top scorer for the past three seasons. it is huge. she had a really
Leader in baghdad last thursday. can you put this together and explain to us maybe the significance of the commander-in-chief not knowing? what s up with that? well, certainly a breakdown here in the established reporting protocols for principles involved in our government. normally these are just routinely handled staff to staff. so, for example, if a principle was home with a virus, flu, covid, that s reported. is the principle able to perform duties while doing that? that s reported as well. principles on leave with family. that s reported, where are they on leave, certainly. if a principle goes into any kind of medical procedure involving surgery reported. that s usual. if a principal is in the hospital, even just for one night, that s reported and then, of course, the qualification is the principal able to perform duties or not.
And insurance rates go up. the basic principle is what is at stake. the international community has a real stake in upholding that principal. we have had 40 countries come together to make clear what they are doing has to stop. we have other countries that have made clear that if it continues , there has to be consequences. our strong view and preference is that the houthis get the message that they are receiving countries around the world that this has to stop. before the october 7th attacks, you and other aides to president biden were trying to pursue the idea of saudi, israel normalization. it seems like that has been more difficult in the light of the attacks given the animus on different sides. you still want to pursue that? it might be one way to get
And academia generally have come to her support? i m not surprised at all. claudine gay was a symbol of the di regime s conquered american academic life. they prioritize race and sex or ancestry and anatomy over scholarly merit. overt fairness, over a quality n every other principal. the left had to come to her defense because she represented the top prize that his wife bought so hard both exposing the plagiarism and putting pressure on harvard to topple her because i knew we were going to expose their contradiction. we were going to make it very uncomfortable and we ultimately force them to make a choice. was harvard going to prioritize truth or racialist ideology? ultimately became untenable because donors, the american people and political leaders said it was not going to be possible for them to continue as
Up to the reality of the situation. donors at harvard in particular have withheld now a billion dollars in funding demanding changes. i am actually optimistic these are guys that are intact, finance and other business professions very busy people they were not paying attention. now they are paying attention. now they are reading america s culculture revolution, my book u mention. now they are going to say it no more money until you clean up your act. no more racism against white and asian students. no more racism against jews on campus. and no more nonsense. it s time to restore truth, not racialist ideology as the highest principal at harvard university and beyond. are you concerned msnbc, cnn, new york times, washington post actually have people on the payroll hosts, contributors, some so-called reporters and commentators who are promoting this anti-semitism this racism, the segregation on her college
Up to the reality of the situation. donors at harvard in particular have withheld now a billion dollars in funding demanding changes. i am actually optimistic these are guys that are intact, finance and other business professions very busy people they were not paying attention. now they are paying attention. now they are reading america s culturculture revolution, my bou mention. now they are going to say it no more money until you clean up your act. no more racism against white and asian students. no more racism against jews on campus. and no more nonsense. it s time to restore truth, not racialist ideology as the highest principal at harvard university and beyond. are you concerned msnbc, cnn, new york times, washington post actually have people on the payroll hosts, contributors, some so-called reporters and commentators who are promoting this anti-semitism this racism, the segregation on her college
And academia generally have come to her support? i m not surprised at all. claudine gay was a symbol of the di regime s conquered american academic life. they prioritize race and sex or ancestry and anatomy over scholarly merit. overt fairness, over a quality n every other principal. the left had to come to her defense because she represented the top prize that his wife bought so hard both exposing the plagiarism and putting pressure on harvard to topple her because i knew we were going to expose their contradiction. we were going to make it very uncomfortable and we ultimately force them to make a choice. was harvard going to prioritize truth or racialist ideology? ultimately became untenable because donors, the american people and political leaders said it was not going to be possible for them to continue as
Video changed her shoes at the starbucks? was it almost like the principal had gone through some kind of murder school? exactly. it janai had learned how to wipe down a crime scene, it might explain why investigators were only able to get one fingerprint off of todd s mustang. whose fingerprint was it? jenea s. what made it suspicious was that it was on the driver s side door. did she ever drive to? she told us she hadn t. something she told me as well. it s a stick. i don t drive it. the evidence inside the car told investigators something different. they found her dna about the steering wheel and the gearshift knob. places it should not be, if you are not the driver. she also told everyone that she hated guns, yet that summer a fun included a family shooting trip just weeks before taught died. here is jenea with the very gun found inside todd s mustang. the gun placed proved was the murder weapon.