have reached to with the united states of america in the loose. and the success is accomplished in many fields with reflected on brazil also, and the incentive o action that we do to strengthen the strategic interests between our countries. notice on the so here i can only do you remember i a nation with the, with the prominent leadership carried out by the united states of america or shotgun as a leadership, people and people in the combating the, ah invasion in an epic battles with the help of all of our brothers in the gcc countries, along with their strong well and with you on top of them is the kingdom of saudi arabia and our other brotherly arab countries and other friendly countries o share. they love for peace and stability, and liberating great from the unjust, an invasion of iraq to kuwait. and 1992 was majesty's excellence. his highness is of condolence when tuna quaid takes great pride and this bless at gathering which is the g. c. c of yuma and it takes pride and they successes of this brotherly entity. what are they achievements acco

[background sounds] >> the president of the united states of america and the prime minister of the state of israel will now sign the jerusalem u.s.-israel strategicte partnership joint declaration. historic tock can unit reaffirms the unbreakable bond between the united states of america and the state of israel and paves the way to a future of increased partnership based on shared values and a share -- in a shared region. [applause] >> thank you, prime minister lapid and president biden. the prime minister of the state of israel will now make his statement polled by the president of the united states. -- followed by the president of the united states, after which we will take questions from the ifl media. prime minister yael lapid, the floor is yours. >> thanknk you. mr. president, in march 1965 on dr. martin luther king's famous march from selma to montgomery, walking beside him in the front row was a jewish rabbi. when he returned home that day, the rabbi wrote in his diary: todayy i felt my legs were praying. mt. tate of israel -- in the state of israel, mr. president, our legs pray e

please ride bryce for the state the president of israel and the president of the united states of america the honorable joseph r biden. moco ♪ moco moco moco moco moco moco moco. that's the honorable joseph r biden junior, president of the six avenue america his excellency yair lapid the state of >> excellencies, distinguished delegations, honored guests, mr. president, you are the 15th consecutive american president, with whom my family has had the privilege of engaging for over 80 years, fdr was the first one. i'm so delighted to host you here. in the heart of jerusalem. as i said yesterday mr. president this is a visit amongst family and old friends. friends. you have been a faithful lifelong friend of the state of israel and the jewish people. your tireless advocacy of enduring the u.s. israel partnership in word and indeed has truly withstood the test of time. your journey of peace, here in the middle east, comes at the pivotal hour of a challenge world order aftershocks of the pandemic are colliding with the tragedy in ukraine, while extremism replaces dialogue as our planet runs

and part of this problem is the gun obsession in the united states of america. fortunately, we have too many elected officials who are bought and paid for by the nra who do believe the second amendment is more absolute than any other amendment within the constitution. what happened to the ability to pursue life and liberty and happiness? part of that means people should be able to conduct everyday activities without fear that someone is going to have a weapon and shoot them. for folks to say this can happen anywhere, well, you know what? it is sad that it is primarily only happening in the united states of america when you compare our country, amy and juan, to other industrialized nations. they do not have the same level of mass shootings that we have in the united states of america. so it is time for elected officials to stop playing games and do something about it and to extend that, we need state, local, and regional elected officials -- you cannot even rent a car if you're 21 or 22 years old. we need to increa the age that someone can even purchase a weapon

[speaking in native language] ladies and gentlemen, the honorable joseph r biden, united states of america president. >> mr. prime minister, and honor once again to stand with my friend and visit the independent jewish state of israel. president nixon was the first american president to visit israel in 1974. it was my first visit because as you mentioned as a young united states senator from delaware, 1973, a few weeks before the young kid poor or, i have the privilege of spending time with prime minister, i'll never forget i was sitting next to the gentleman on my right when he was gate, i look back on it nowd realized i had the great honor of living in this history and i say you need not need be a jew to be a zionist. the fact is since then i've known every prime minister has been. form strong relations with each and now this is my tenth visit. every chance to return to this great country, the roots of the people back to biblical times is a blessing. because the connection between israeli people and american people is bone deep, bone deep. generation after generation the connection gross

they now stand in support of preserving the united states of america. and preserving the united states of america by preserving fair elections. republicans like liz cheney, adam kinzinger, from the january 6th committee, who take a stand against republicans, find themselves in conflict with family and friends, and former friends. the state of missouri is now seeing such a personal conflict, deeply personal conflict, between friends. eric wrightens is running for senate. he was forced to resign as governor after allegations of sexual misconduct and campaign finance violations in a country ravaged by mass murders. eric greitens made this campaign ad. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> join the maga crew, get a rhino hunting permit, there is no bagging limit, no tacking element, and it doesn't expire until we save our country. >> after seeing that, at a friend who has attended a recruitments weddings, released this video. >> eric, i want you to know that there are worst things in life than running for office honorably, and losing. trust me. i've done that. would you are doing

his actually -- excellency joe biden, president of the united states of america. majesties, heine's, excellencies. honorable gentlemen, peace be with you. it's my pleasure in the beginning, here is the main gate to the most holy ground on earth . to represent his highness of kuwait. it is my honor to convey our brotherly regards to his brothers, to their majesties, highnesses, and is best with those of success to this summit. it is my great pleasure to express my thanks and gratitude to my brother, the custodian of the two holy mosques, king of the kingdom of saudi arabia. may allah protect him. to my brother, his royal highness, crown prince of the kingdom of saudi arabia. deputy prime minister, minister of defense, and to the government and people of brotherly kingdom of saudi arabia for the warm reception and hospitality and well organized summit. the fourth summit which is an important summit between the gcc countries and with the presence of the united states, which we have historical relations and deep ties and strategic mutual ties, especially in light of t

attention to orders, the president of the united states of america authorized by act of congress march 3, 1863 has awarded a name of congress the medal of honor to nature john -- major john j duffy, united states army for risk of his own life above the call of duty. he just a wish himself by acts of gallantry above and beyond the call of duty while serving to the 11th battalion air gated army of vietnam in the republic of vietnam during the period of 14 to 15 april, 1972. in the days preceding the events of 14 to 15 april 1972, the commander of the italian was killed, it was destroyed and he refused to be evacuated. on 14 april, he -- was surrounded by this. it an effort to establish an air zone, he moved to: airstrikes. he was again wounded by fragments from a rifle round and refused medical evacuation. shortly thereafter, the enemies began in artillery bombardment on the base and remained in exposed position to direct gunships onto enemy positions, which silenced the enemy fire. he assessed the conditions on the base and ensured the base with dutch relative safety and the remaining e

his excellency, yair lapid, and the president of the united states of america, the honorable joseph r. biden jr. the president of the united states and the prime minister of the state of israel will now sign the jerusalem-u.s.-israel strategic partnership joint declaration. this reaffirms the unbreakable bond between the united states of america and the state of israel and paves the way to a future of increased partnership based on shared values and a shared vision. [applause] announcer: tha*urbgs prime minister lapid and president biden. the prime minister of the state of israel will make his statement, followed by the president of the united states. after which we'll take questions by the media. prime minister yair lapid, the floor is yours. p.m. lapid: thank you, mr. president, in march, 1965, on dr. martin luther king's famous march from selma to montgomery, walking beside him in the front row was a jewish rabbi. rabbi abraham joseph hershel. when he returned home that day, rabbi hershel wrote in his diary, today i felt my legs were praying. in the state of israel, mr. president

innovation here in the united states of america. second, we say nsf is not alone in this mission. we recognize the department of energy has also a key role to play. i want to thank the presiding officer, senator lujan for his contributions of a $16.9 billion doe investment that doubles down on the current work in key technology areas that we also have to do faster translational science to scale up cutting edge energy rmd. this was a very large portion of the energy innovation that is funded in this bill per the legislation also includes a five-year, 50 billionth ever reauthorization of the department of office of energy science. i went to thank center's manchin and barrasso for working on this and inclusion in this. combine these investments will go a long way in reversing the decline in federal rmd. pat has dropped the threefold since 1978. we need to improve u.s. competitiveness. but we are only going to do it by investing today for those jobs tomorrow. third, the bill also says we need to be smarter but how we make our investment

and i'm doing all i can to resupply the united states of america which i expect to happen. the saudi's share the urgency and based on our discussions i expect we will see further steps in the coming weeks. finally we discussed human rights. and the need for political reform. as always as ialways do i make clear that the topic was widely important to me and to the united states . with respect to the murder khashoggi hydrated at the top of the meeting and i was straightforward and direct. i made my view crystal clear. i said straightforwardly for an american president to be silent on human rights is inconsistent with who we are and who i am.i always stand up for our values. so that's a quick summary of tonight's outcomes. with nine leaders from around the region. one thing we will discuss is the multibillion-dollar commitment of the gcc to invest in the partnership for global infrastructure and investment which i announced at the g-7 last month to help address infrastructure needs in low and middle income countries to meet the needs of their people. and after years of failed

and the president of the united states of america, the honorable joseph r. biden. ♪

it appears i think the width and especially the united states of america for a long time, being somewhat of a bully towards the african people. and so it's, that's confronted that, you know, for, if you got to do history, the united states of america and military operation this year of always been chose on the african people have been involved in regime change. the still ever can be for the killing of african leaders, you know. so it's going to have never went with asking for help or the children and help themselves, you know, and for the me, if it's been african refugees that begin to wake up, can you get the beginning to realize that the presence of america and africa is one of one of the ones that approach there's nothing to do with the economic development of the african people who have nothing to do with that. because people i don't publish, it's always about what you know about what america can gain from african peoples. well, it's been what america can take from africa and esteem of resources, you know, and that maybe the african beginning to wake up to do that. actually, we need

states of america. the bill is about securing the country giving people the tools to flourish and to ensure that america continues its global research role. it's been a long journey to get to this point, but history will show that bypassing this chips plus bill, we are confronting the challenges of today and building a prosperous and secure tomorrow for all americans. i urge my colleagues to support this legislation. mr. president, i yield the floor. i have heard time and again my republican colleagues and a number of democrats voice their serious concern about the deficit and our national debt. we are told that because of the deficit, and at the time that we have the highest rate of childhood poverty of almost any major country on earth, we cannot extend the child tax credit to help working parents substantially reduce child poverty. at the time one over 600,000 americans are homeless and from 18 million families spending half of their income on the high cost of housing we h are told or and over again

states of america. the friendly state under the presidents, president, she of president joe biden was and we hope that we to go that fish the crisis that face the middle east. normal, the middle east region, which has international strategic importance, has suffered over a number of years and it's still suffering strategically. security wise, definitely something which requires us to think deeply and logically in order to deal with the crisis that are continuing to lead the palestinian cause, which requires a comprehensive and continuous solution based on the 2 state solution. and d r a initiative for bes, shopping and to present the support and a to the palestinian people and the actual participation and particularly the workshop for prosperity that was in byron. and it is important that we achieve. we reach a political system, a settlement and development to for them and the people it is important that we think that didn't interference in internal affairs is one of the most dangerous challenges intern

can it could win in the united states of america? i think the model is macron in france and even amlo in in mexico, but the question i have about a third party system is over time. does that lead to better outcomes and does that lead to a country solving bigger problems? and i don't know if coalition politics like you see in the uk and israel is is better than the system that that we have now, and so but but what i think could happen. everywhere we talk about the 60 votes in the senate. here's a novel idea. forget the far left 10 and find 20 on the other side. they exist. it's possible. it exists in the house. it exists from the senate and and what what happens is when leadership in washington dc what i mean by leadership, that's the majority leader in the senate or the speaker in in the house. they drive all legislation now rather than having stuff being a committees actually driving it where where you have people from both sides working to craft legislation that can get passed. and so if we only think that you know, nancy pelosi is

to the flag of the united states of america. and to the republic, for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. [applause] to which the lives entitle them. the opinions of mankind requires they should declare [inaudible] we hold these truths to be just that all men are created equal and dealt by their creator and among thesee are life, liberty and the pursuit of happyness. ♪♪ an american and man of many degrees and awards including the famedd peabody award in addition to several tv emmys. a dedicated student of american history and proud of the one thing he loved above all else, his country. now us meet our distinguished host the cherished american institutions i'm frank baxter but with the help of some powerful pages of history, we are going to re-examine this priceless document, this federal piece of parchment that has been handed down the list forever with so much love and care. this declaration ofla independee that is our heritage. most of us it think know a litte of what happe

earth, the united states of america. i also know that it was men of faith that allowed us our freedom. and we can never forget that. in this next election, we are going to have a crossroads determining the future of this country. over going to go down the path of our founders? or are going to follow what the democrats want, a socialist agenda with woke as the ruling class where they can cancel anybody at any time at anyplace, anywhere. that's what they want for our country. i can't think of an election where we will have economic issues play such a big role, which we know they will with the gas prices and inflation and the things we are dealing with, but also are our values and our cultural issues will be on the ballot. and i cannot think of an election where the faith community will have more of a role in determining the fate and future of our country than this upcoming election. we've seen two races this year where faith has played a role in their when payment one is glenn youngkin, our great new governor from virginia

the united states of america. [applause] and the founders established this oath because they knew the injury of faction, the new the survival of this great american experiment, the survival of our republic depends upon public servants of goodwill doing their duty to the constitution, putting loyalty to the nation, and founding ideals above self-interest. this is no small thing. in fact, it is everything. i think often of the inscription above the done place in the white house, part of a prayer from a letter that john adams wrote to dolly, and it said, " may none but honest and wise men rule under this roof," and we must always remember that. our presidents are entrusted with a credible power -- and actually his wife was abigail, not dolly. [laughter] he wrote it to abigail. just clarifying. [laughter] but we must not elect people who are more loyal to themselves or to power than they are to our constitution. [cheers and applause] despite all of the challenges we are facing, there is so much that gives me hope for

i said, look, i am president of the united states of america. for a united states president to remain silent on a clear violation of human rights is inconsistent with who we are and what we would do and what we believe. can i predict anything that will happen here or in any part of the world? no. but i don't know why you are surprised the way i react. >> joe manchin made significant news which appears to be torpedoing your relief to energy and climate at home. your message to americans looking for that relief affecting climate and energy? pres. biden: i will use every power i have as president to continue to fulfill the pledge to move toward dealing with global warming. >> is joe manchin negotiating in good faith? pres. biden: i didn't negotiate with joe manchin. i have no idea. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] ♪ >> c-span's washington journal, every day, we take your calls live on the

me >> i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. [applause] >> separate and equal station to which the livess -- i respect te pinches mankind requires that they should declare congress which compel them to the separation. >> we hold these truths to be self evident, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> dr. frank baxter is an american, a man of 90 degrees and awards including the famed peabody award in addition to seven keady enemies. he is a dedicated student of american history, and proud of the one thing, above all else, his country. now let us meet our distinguished host. >> i am only frank baxter. however, with the help of some powerful pages of history we are going to re-examine this pricelesss document, this piece of parchment that has been handed down l to us with ever so much loving care, this declaration of independence that

hi, my name agents to reply of the united states of america and to the republic forward to stand one nations under god indivisible with liberty and justice fall. separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's god entitled them a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they should declare the causes which impel them to the separation we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal that they are endowed by their creator. a certain i mean evil rights that among these are life liberty and the pursuit of happyness. dr. frank c baxter is an american a man of many degrees and awards including the famed peabody award in addition to seven tv emmys. he is a dedicated student of american history and proud in the one thing. he loves above all else his country now. let us meet our distinguished hosts. oh. i'm not one of our marriage to american institutions i'm only frank baxter. however with the help of some powerful pages of history, we're going to reexamine this priceless document this venerable piece of parchment that has been han

bell travels all over the country to talk to people for his tv series, united states of america. he took a deep dive into the legacy of the man known as america's dad, bill cosby. joining us now is author, director, activist, tv host, and funny man, w kamau bell. thank you for being here. talk to me about where we stand right now with race and racism in today. >> i just wanted to be a comedian but times are changing. one of the first episodes, at the end of it i do this whole diatribe. i talk about how america is on fire. part of it was about califoia and the wildfires, that i really feel that the country is on fire. there is a sense of, whatever we feel america is today it could change dramatically tomorrow. it could be for the good or the worst. at this point it could go either way. >> do you think that is different than it was a couple of years ago? the same as it was during the summer of george floyd's murder and the protest marches? we do not see that sort of further regularly. >> the fervor is in people's brains and bodies. i think if we could only to take a break and say,

biden and the israeli prime minister. >> the president of the united states of america and the prime minister of the state of israel will now sign the jerusalem us israel strategic partnership joint declaration. this historic document reaffirms the unbreakable bond in the state of israel and pave the way to a future of increased partnership based on shared values in the shared reason. [applause] >> thank you, president biden. the prime minister of the state of israel will make his statement followed by the president of the united states after which we will take questions from the media. prime minister yair lapid, the floor is yours. >> in march of 1965 on martin luther king's famous march from selma to montgomery, walking beside him was a jewish rabbi. he wrote in his diary today i felt my legs. in the state of israel our legs pray every single day, nothing in our lives is taken for granted. my father was a jewish child in the budapest ghetto hiding from of those who tried to kill him. the fact that i am standing here today didn't happen by itself. israel must be strong, free and saf

that country, i.e., the united states of america? >> you think it is an controversial, but it's a law that practically speaking can be ignored in the sense that when you register to vote, all you have to do is to certify, you say i am a citizen for federal elections, and that the end of the enquiry. you don't have to prove their citizenship in any reasonable way. what arizona is going to do is change that and, of course, the u.s. government could change that with this change in the form, but the biden administration once it to make it easier, it looks to me, for people to illegally vote you are both lawfully present year and unlawfully present here. it's not a question sometimes of people even purposely voting illegally, you could have a citizen or a nonresident who's been year as a permanent resident for years and he misunderstands the rules and goes to vote, and there's really not taking place other than that one form. arizona and other states, in fact the federal government should ensure, given the tens of millions of foreign nati

where is the united in the united states of america. where is the middle ground? it used to be pro second amendment democrats. where is that leading to the supposed united states america? it's leading to destruction of institutions. the poll that came out about faith in institutions in the united states is the most frightening thing you will ever see. the supreme court, 25%. this is because of a multi generational fight by the left to politicize every institution from the fbi to the fda to the cdc, to every three-letter agency in the book. what happens when you criticize them? you get pelosi hole just laugh it off. we have one side ignoring the law and the other side having fidelity to the constitution. here to talk about this is my friend katie pavlich. there is just no middle ground any more with the left. there is no pliability in their position. >> exactly as you pointed out. you see new york basically saying we are going to make it as difficult as possible even with record crimes for people to exercise their second amendment rights. people claiming they are a

the united states of america and travel her travel plans to travel to a country she wants to go see and visit. it is part and partial of a weak foreign policy an administration scared of its own shadow. this is less than 24 hours after the president is on the phone be with xi jinping? this suggests that that call went very poorly that xi jinping believes they can move about the cabin pretty darn freely they can't intimidate us. sign me up, it's a strange place to be, but i'm with nancy on this one. >> jesse: i'm with nancy too, even swalwell. i would be even eric swalwell if he wanted to spend the night taiwan and spend the night fancy fancy hotel and steak dinners. explain why you think joe biden did this. i believe it's because he is compromised. his son is come pro-mizeed. his brother and family. they have taken millions, everybody in the u.s. government knows it and he gets off the phone with the chinese and has this kind of weak response up there as press secretary saying ahhh, is it because he is compromised? >> jesse, i don't know. i know this. with respect to afghanistan, th

i'm the president of the united states of america. that makes me the best messenger. >> reporter: tomorrow the president will meet with democratic governors on abortion rights at the state level and will announce his own next step lester >> kelly o'donnell, thank you. >>> in state houses and courthouses across the country people are grappling with rapidly changes laws governing abortion anne thompson now ha the latest on the next wave of restrictions that could be on the horizon. >> reporter: moves on the state level to restrict abortions hitting legal obstacles. florida's ban on abortion after 15 weeks scheduled to blocked in court today. >> it violates the privacy provision of the florida constitution. >> reporter: disappointing the governor. >> these are unborn babies that have a heartbeat. >> reporter: kentucky's trigger law, a near total ban, put on a temporary hold, too. applauded by that state's governor. >> the trigger law in kentucky is extremist. >> reporter: now a new salvo in the abortion rights war conservative lawmakers

innovation whoer in the united states of heroic. -- here in the united states of america. second, met me say that nsf is not alone in this mission. we recognize that the department of energy has also a key role to play in translational science. i want to thank the presiding officer, senator lujan, for his contribution of a $16.9 billion doe investment that doubles down in technologies areas that we also have to do faster translational science to scale up in cutting-edge energy r&d. this was a very large portion of the energy invasion that is funded in this bill. this legislation includes a five year $50 billion first-ever reauthorization of the department of office of energy science. i want to thank senators manchin and barrasso for working on this and its inclusion in this. combined, these investments will go a long way in reversing the decline in federal r&d that has dropped threefold since 1978. we need to improve u.s. competitiveness but we're only going to do it by investing today for those jobs tomorrow. third, the bill also says that we need to be smarter at how we

the united states of america. that is realistic. but let's be realistic these are taxpayer dollars going to the middle east. israel is our greatest ally by far in the region. when we stand strong with israel, peace breaks and with all that with abram accords and in between not even estate but an entity to incentivize and add that to disaster and president biden going to eastern jerusalem and addressing palestinian people in his role on part of jerusalem since 1995, that is the undivided capital of the state of israel to go there. the fact they are trying to change the policy is an enormous mistake. >> todd: before we let you go,, you mention pick dollars present obama sent a pallet of cash to be 19 with regard to the iran nuclear deal. as alexander reported there was stuff frederick frederick in that press conference with joe biden and the israeli prime minister. what did you make of that tough frederick and will it lead to anything? does the nuclear deal get revived? >> i will make the same thing the israeli prim

of good high paying manufacturing jobs the united states of america. so it has to happen. it has to happen now. it's just common sense. it is just common sense that we make this investment so we make chips in america, create jobs and secure our national security. >> i want to give you a chance to respond to some criticism that came from "the wall street journal." we know that the u.s. has been less of a world supplier of these chips that's what you're trying to create. but the washington journal says there are other statistics not mentioned is that the u.s. leads in chip design already, more than 50% -- 52% of the world supply on that chip-making equipment and that seven of the world's 10semi conduct or companies are based in the u.s. so given that and given that some democrats say they see this as a corporate giveaway. you mention the urgency. why is it so urgent at this moment? >> it's so urgent that the moment because these companies have a choice. and sit true. many of them are american companies. but american companies operate al over the world. a

e united states of america anymore? we are clearly in this cold ideological battle where there doesn't seem to be a middle ground anymore. we used to have an abortion stance from the democrat party but it's rare. you have a democrat party committed on one side to infanticide in many states. the middle ground is gone. where do you get that middle ground where the united states sees the other side, right? wait until you see that with guns and due process. you don't see any that. this may issue where you may or may not issue a carry permit has got to go. you have got to give them their carry permit. the governor of new york said we'll do whatever we want. the governor of california said the same thing. we'll start reviewing people's social media. where is the united in the united states of america. where is the middle ground? it used to be pro second amendment democrats. where is that leading to the supposed united states america? it's leading to destruction of institutions. the poll that came out about faith in institutio