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have many countries struggling with their economies. you have inflation surging in places like what has been for some time lebanon in egypt here and turkey also struggling with it and it's very difficult to get any kind of foreign investment to remedy that situation when the world looks at your region as this tender box of volatility. and that is why we have been seeing messages over the last almost three weeks now, calling on the israelis and the iranians to turn down the temperature and take a breath here before deciding on your next move. because none of this is in any of the interests of any of the countries in this region, you have many he dividing lines in the middle east, of course, but most of the countries here seem to be pretty united on the fact that they don't want to see any kind of escalation or any kind of regional war getting out of hand because since the war began in gaza on october the seventh you have already seen an inflamed situation in iraq and syria this proxy war between the iranians and the
country. >> michael, great to talk to you as always. >> thank you so much for being here. joining us now, rabbi hymens from the of bel air in los angeles. rabbi, i want to put to you a point that i was talking to trey about that everything changed, obviously, on october the seventh with those absolutely abominable terrorist attacks. >> and then we have this unprecedented attack by iran. how difficult a time these unprecedented times, how difficult it is this for anybody who jewish anybody living in israel. >> like what? how do people say to you they are coping with these extraordinary times? >> and that's exactly what they're doing. they're. and why are they coping? because they have no choice. you see, israel, since its beginning, has always been at war. every single child, when they reach 18, becomes a soldier, they become leaders.
include some 61 billion in aid to ukraine and 26 billion dollars in aid for israel. joining us now, the florida congressman jared moskowitz, he's a democrat, is service on the foreign affairs and oversight committees congressman. thanks so much for joining us. do you think democrats are getting any concessions? for helping speaker johnson get this legislation across the finish line thanks. >> well, thanks for having me. i think the american people are are getting those concessions. remember these are bills we could have passed months ago. we could have passed is relayed the week. speaker johnson became speaker. that was right after october over seventh, he tied it to the irs. instead, played politics with it and killed the bill. we've had the senate bill now for months, this basically is the senate bill that we're doing in the house. just divide i didn't in separate votes to distinction really, without a difference. and so look, democrats are leading as speaker jeffrey as
this goes now? because militarily we've had a back-and-forth. they're almost communicating with each other using weapons right? >> absolutely. so where do we go now? >> so one of the key things, so what we know, what happens so far is that the extended everything in two miles as fine as 200 miles from tehran. i end was we talked about is the site of the largest nuclear research facility is home to a military great base. but where do things go now? well, we've had all of these things happen from the hamas-led attack on israel on october the seventh, to israel invading the gaza strip 20 days later than the israeli airstrike on the embassy damascus, than iran retaliates. and then of course, israel retaliates in response to that. so what will happen i think is the thing things are going to go back into the shadow war world where everything goes according to special operations dictates according to cyber six purity type events, things like the shimbun virus, which around
targeting any particular person or any particular group. wejust right now are labelling it as a conspiracy theory and going from there. thank you, everybody. theory and going from there. thank you. everybody-— you, everybody. thank you for your time and attention. _ you, everybody. thank you for your time and attention. thank - you, everybody. thank you for your time and attention. thank you. - time and attention. thank you. studio: — time and attention. thank you. studio: that update there from new york police department with some new details, about exactly what happened there outside the courthouse. the man who we now know, maxwell, born in 19 of the seventh from florida —— 1987. he walked into a park, opened a bag, through conspiracy theory pamphlets into the air then pours a liquid on himself, set himself on fire. we have pictures now the aftermath. this is when fire signatures have been used. he is taken away on a stretcher. he is in a medical condition right now in hospital. three in my pda in one court officer have minor injuries —— three nypd. he arrived earlier this
because i want to turn to internal affairs in a second. but one more thought on this. if the us doesn't come up with the assistance package you want, do you have any confidence that the europeans could fill that hole? let me put it bluntly. i'm not sure that the european union right now is capable of filling the gap. and that means you don't take too seriously, then, emmanuel macron, who says nothing is off the table. he even suggested at some point that possibly french european troops could be seen in ukraine. you don't believe there's been a serious mind shift in europe? well, uh, the good thing is that president macron at least articulated this. and, uh, but actions matter more than words. so i believe that the european union is to ramp up its military production and, uh, to supply everything that is needed for the ukrainian military to fight. and france, which is right now the seventh, if i'm not
gear detained protesters at columbia university, loading them into multiple buses as they cleared out students who had camped out in tents on the schools south lawn. the mass protest on the war in gaza began wednesday. >> colombia has shown over and over again that they don't care about student rights, they don't care about student voices, they don't care about student safety p >> reporter: school administrators today asked nypd to clean up the tents and suspended several students who participated, including the daughter of representative ilhan omar, according to a tweet on x. colombia has been hot spot of protests in the october seventh attack, with pro-palestinian students denouncing the killing of more than 34,000 people in gaza, most women and childred with usaid recently called an imminent famine. the school also so i spike in reports of anti-semitic rhetoric. >> imes where it no max carey i've gotten very nasty anti-semitic comments at me. i don't understand how this is accepted. >> reporter: it comes after
and france, which is right now the seventh, if i'm not mistaken, in the rank of those who support ukraine, uh, will raise at least to the set position. so i believe that president macron will do his utmost to help ukrainian military. everything we've discussed does underline just how bleak the ukraine situation is right now. given that context, how are you going to — and others in the political class in kyiv — how are you going to persuade ukrainians that they should sign up and fight in this war, when you've just said to me that if the american assistance package doesn't come through, it is extremely difficult to see how ukraine succeeds on the battlefield. oh, and this is one of the reasons why the us assistance is urgently needed. and the us... and the same goes with
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