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or oil refineries just across the russian border where they admitted last week to me in senate hearings it was because they did not want oil prices to go up but look at our own settlers in the red sea you have an outlaw band of rebels in yemen who are shooting missiles and drones that our sailors all we can do is shoot them down or maybe blow them up on a launch pad as opposed on getting to the offense of against these rebels. and again with israel they are always saying you cannot go on the offense of in gaza you've got to pull back for do not strike against iran just stay on the defensive crouch. look at is a wonderful thing american israel have developed the air defenses and missile defenses that we saw on display at last weekend that protected israelis or we have on our ships in the red sea that are protecting our sailors you cannot win wars on the defensive it only takes one missile or one drone to slip through and hit in downtown jerusalem or tel aviv or hit one of our ships in the red sea to have hundreds or
president we've had a special it comes to issues of life and death with our enemies overseas? >> mark, there's no question about that remembered former secretary of defense cia director bob gates said about joe biden with whom he served directly in the cabinet for two and half years joe biden has been wrong about nearly every major foreign policy and national security decision of the last 40 years he said that 2014 you can definitely make it the last 50 years. joe biden's and sinks are terrible. his staff's instincts are worse as political incentives right now are awful. mate worst of all he somehow has supreme overconfidence in his own abilities. yet you see what that is resulted in major wars in europe and the middle east and more aggression by china in the western pacific. a white open southa wide open se have hundreds of people will auteur watch was crossing over and migrants during lord knows webster biden's and sinks our national security and foreign policy have always been
but iran's escalations exploded beyond nuclear development. that is evident in what is happened in the middle east or no. the iranian regime and proxy groups increased regional aggressions. around backed militias have helped fuel insurgencies and civil wars and syria and yemen. iran is now more embattled than -- and it is more emboldened. moderate to existed within the government when the 2015 nuclear deal was thought -- was find are gone. in 2020, a headline uranium parliament was one and while already existing domestic politics had a lot to do with iran's shift in government, many experts say trump owing america out of the deal pushed the hardliners to the front of the iranian regime. and all of this made it nearly impossible for president biden to undo the damage. when biden came into power, negotiating with iran was basically hopeless but wasn't a lack of trying.
want to give you the opportunity to respond to critics. first off, yesterday we saw the bills pass, and you did not file the motion to vacate. why not? >> that's right, maria. i've been responsible with this entire time. i support our majority and e support having the majority in 2025. but i'm a representative of the people, maria, and i do not represent washington, d.c., new york times, you know, any of these media companies and other republican colleagues that are mine, even the speak per himself. most of those people have lost their way, and they're not listening to the american people. the people are fed up. last monday was tax day, april 15th, and washington betrayed the american people by sending $93 billion to support foreign wars while doing nothing, absolutely nothing, to secure our border. that is a complete betrayal. and then once this bill was passeds, the american people saw on their television screens and social media all over where congress was waving the
want to give you the opportunity to respond to critics. first off, yesterday we saw the bills pass, and you did not file the motion to vacate. why not? >> that's right, maria. i've been responsible with this entire time. i support our majority and e support having the majority in 2025. but i'm a representative of the people, maria, and i do not represent washington, d.c., new york times, you know, any of these media companies and other republican colleagues that are mine, even the speak per himself. most of those people have lost their way, and they're not listening to the american people. the people are fed up. last monday was tax day, april 15th, and washington betrayed the american people by sending $93 billion to support foreign wars while doing nothing, absolutely nothing, to secure our border. that is a complete betrayal. and then once this bill was passeds, the american people saw on their television screens and social media all over where congress was waving the
social media, or the people contacting me and my colleagues, they expressed before the israeli attack, they were extremely stressed. people were asking if there is going to be a war coming soon. people are really worried about that. but right now it seems that people feel the wars are settled, so they feel relieved and there is a sigh of relief, we can go about our business and that is not going to be a more at least. that is interesting- — going to be a more at least. that is interesting. and _ going to be a more at least. that is interesting. and we _ going to be a more at least. that is interesting. and we have _ going to be a more at least. that is interesting. and we have a - going to be a more at least. that is interesting. and we have a article l interesting. and we have a article online analysing a lot of the videos you and your colleagues are receiving from inside iran. the energy secretary says the number of compensation payouts made to people wrongly put onto prepayment meters is "completely unacceptable". just 1,500 out of 150,000 people assessed have had financial redress from energy suppliers who forced—fitted the meters into their homes. claire coutinho says she has spoken to the regulator to sort compensation payouts
propositions that have to do with the security of the country that ultimately benefit that's us because if we can have a commerce safer city, there will be more people going out. >> ecuador is not a large-scale producer of narcotics, have for decades the country seemed immune to the drug wars that tore apart much of the rest of latin america then local gangs partnered with international drug cartels to turn ecuador and o key transshipment point for cocaine produced a neighboring colombia and peru that is then sent abroad ecuador is also an export of legal goods to the united states and to europe fruit, bananas and drug traffickers there, businessmen like any other, they see this developed infrastructure that's reliable, at goes so many places and that fifth i miss an opportunity that they want to exploit president havowed to crush the gang ota momento
money, especially military support, will stay in the united states, it will go to defence contractors, but there is a few billion in there dedicated for budget support, so ukraine will be able to deploy that to pay pensions and teacher salaries and things like that. if this aid does not come soon, a lot of analysts are now beginning to think that the russians will get further, they could occupy ukraine within two years, and as speakerjohnson, who i think has had an epiphany overnight, said in the past 2a hours, that if ukraine is not defended, the russians will go further into poland and the baltic states, and eventually us troops would have to get involved. so that is a pretty scary scenario. a three—day meeting of g7 foreign minsters on the italian island of capri has wrapped up. discussions were dominated by the wars in ukraine and the middle east. in attendance, the foreign ministers from the united states, britain, italy, canada, france, germany and japan. they promised to beef up
become safe again. and it is real. and it depends fully on your choice. choice whether life is indeed equally valuable everywhere, choice whether you have equal attitude to all partners, choice whether we indeed are allies. ukraine's prime minister denis shmyhal was in washington dc this week and told the bbc about the dire implications globally if the conflict continues to roll on. if ukraine will fall, so the global system of security will be destroyed, and all the world will need to find and will need to look for a new system of security. or there will be many conflicts, many such kind of wars and at the end of the day it will lead to the third world war. democratic congressman jim himes is the ranking member on the us house permanent select committee