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as perfectly legal under international law. this is how the u.s. ambassador made the case friday. >> the aim of these strikes was to disrupt and degrade the houthis' ability to continue their reckless attacks against vessels and commercial shipping in the red sae sea and gulf of . our aim is simple, to deescalate tensions and restore stability in the red sea while upholding the fumts principles of freedom of navigation. >> the secretary-general called attacks on shipping unacceptable and said countries defending their ships must respect law and avoid escalation.
looms large, too. lastly and briefly, revisiting something you said a moment ago about how some republicans fear this chaos could hurt them in november, tell us a little more about that. >> yeah, when you're looking at those moderate house republicans, think the new york house republicans that really were critical to house republicans winning their majority last cycle, they don't want to be dealing with this. they want to be able to go back to their voters and say that they got the simple, basic tasks of government done, like funding the government, funding this first tranche of bills. they don't want to be having to answer these questions about house conservatives fighting with the speaker after months where there was questions about who the speaker was even going to be in the months of mccarthy. they don't want to be dealing with this in an election year because it makes house republicans look dysfunctional. in many ways, the last few months were embarrassing for that wing of the party. house conservatives are pushing this, but at the end of the day, it is house moderates who are going to pay for it. >> terrific reporter from
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christie's exit as the biggest chance of making an impact is new hampshire. recent polling shows that governor elliott trails donald trump by seven points in that state. and chris christie is pulling at all points in new hampshire, in that simple. could chris christie departure mean that nikki haley might eke out a win over trump in new hampshire or get very, very close to a win? maybe. kid nikki ailey turned that momentum into a win in his own state of south carolina, and then she is off to the races? unlikely. as politico's jonathan martin points out after spending time with haley on the trail, the gop traditional professional class base is eager to move on from trump, but the parties beating heart is now trump loving working class voters. the recent why haley had such high hopes on new hampshire is because the state is an outlier in the modern republican party. less religious, more educated and more welfare.
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american -- >> is it worth shutting down the government over that? >> i'm not funding the government unless they agree in firm metrics to shut the border down. no more illegals. it's that simple. no more illegals, do whatever you -- what we have to do, and if you don't do that, no more funding for anything until we get the border shut down. now a lot of things are still in effect even during the shutdown. the social security, medicaid, medicare, and others. but no, there is a national security threat, the time has changed. >> congressman, want to ask quickly about nikki haley here in this race. you're supporting her. she's from south carolina, of course, you are, as well. do you think if she does not win south carolina she can continue in this race? >> nikki's going to be in this race -- look, she started out in february of last year, nobody knew her. the reason she's gone up in the polls, she has got authenticity. people like what they see.
freedom? the interesting thing is that the more these people in the west project this peaceful spirit and they think that they contribute to peace, the less chance there is that naughty would really be interested in negotiating because he knows that the time welcome that the west will be weak enough to force ukraine into something unspeakable. at least this is his hope. 50m; ukraine into something unspeakable. at least this is his hope.— at least this is his hope. sorry to cut across _ at least this is his hope. sorry to cut across you. _ at least this is his hope. sorry to cut across you, the _ at least this is his hope. sorry to cut across you, the un _ at least this is his hope. sorry to cut across you, the un are - cut across you, the un are discussing it, the russian ambassador currently describing this session anti—russian propaganda. really briefly, a simple, straightforward question to end with, are you winning or losing this war at the moment? ~ ., ., , ,., , moment? well, we are absolutely winnin: moment? well, we are absolutely winning the _ moment? well, we are absolutely winning the war, _ moment? well, we are absolutely winning the war, because - moment? well, we are absolutely winning the war, because we - moment? well, we are absolutely winning the war, because we are i winning the war, because we are alive, and this war was supposed to
one of the fishermen rescuers. that doesn't quash the conviction, it is a halfway house, a pardon, you are forgiven but that doesn't quash the conviction. i'm not sure that any solution fits all. so it isn't simple. solution fits all. so it isn't simle. ~ ., ., ., ., solution fits all. so it isn't simle. ., ., ., ., simple. we will have to have a chat now to liam _ simple. we will have to have a chat now to liam byrne, _ simple. we will have to have a chat now to liam byrne, we _ simple. we will have to have a chat now to liam byrne, we are - simple. we will have to have a chat now to liam byrne, we are talking l now to liam byrne, we are talking about the compensation but also accountability is another issue. thank you forjoining us. you are chair of the business and trade select committee and you have invited fujitsu to come and give evidence to you and talk to you next week, what are you going to be putting to fujitsu? aha, week, what are you going to be putting to fujitsu?— week, what are you going to be putting to fujitsu? a number of sub-postmasters _ putting to fujitsu? a number of sub-postmasters as _ putting to fujitsu? a number of sub-postmasters as well i putting to fujitsu? a number of sub-postmasters as well as i putting to fujitsu? a number of i sub-postmasters as well as people sub—postmasters as well as people who have _ sub—postmasters as well as people who have been bringing this case to the public's — who have been bringing this case to the public's attention over the last couple _ the public's attention over the last couple of— the public's attention over the last couple of months, as well as fujitsu _ couple of months, as well as fujitsu. they have lots of questions to answer— fujitsu. they have lots of questions to answer but it basically comes down _ to answer but it basically comes down to— to answer but it basically comes down to one big question, did they put profits— down to one big question, did they put profits before people? these