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    DeSantis goes after Trump, Israel’s international support, fossil fuel deal

    enDecember 13, 2023

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      The Sleep Number smart bed is designed to cater to individual's ever-evolving sleep needs, offering features such as adjustable firmness and temperature, making it a top choice in customer satisfaction according to JD Power. Elsewhere, tensions between the US and Israel are escalating over the ongoing conflict in Gaza, with President Biden publicly criticizing Israel's indiscriminate bombing and loss of international support. This public rift comes as the Israeli military suffers significant losses, including the deaths of several soldiers and high-ranking officials. The international community, including US allies, is calling for an immediate ceasefire. These developments mark a significant moment in US-Israel relations and could impact the outcome of the conflict.

    • US isolation growing over Israel-Palestine conflictThe US is under international pressure to support a ceasefire in the Israel-Palestine conflict but is insisting on condemning Hamas first, causing growing isolation. DeSantis is attacking Trump on the campaign trail and emphasizing foreign policy, particularly support for Israel.

      The US is facing increasing international isolation due to its stance on the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestinians. While the US continues to support Israel's military efforts against Hamas, many of its allies are calling for an immediate ceasefire. The US is insisting on condemning Hamas in UN resolutions before signing off, but it's unclear if this is the only reason for rejecting the ceasefire calls. Meanwhile, Ron DeSantis is changing tactics on the campaign trail, directly attacking Donald Trump during a town hall in Iowa. The Republican presidential candidate is emphasizing his strategy to go all in on Iowa and is criticizing Trump for flip-flopping on issues and creating division. DeSantis is also focusing on foreign policy, expressing support for Israel as the US's strongest ally in the Middle East. The negotiations for a deal between Ukraine and Israel, as well as the ongoing Russian missile attacks on Ukraine, are also significant developments to watch.

    • US Politics Heats Up: Trump Endorsements, Impeachment Inquiries, and UN SummitFormer President Trump supports certain candidates, key endorsements, impeachment inquiry into President Biden, Hunter Biden subpoenaed, UN summit on climate change with debates over fossil fuels

      The political landscape is heating up as the US approaches the January 15th voting beginning, with key endorsements, border security debates, and impeachment inquiries dominating the news. Former President Trump is making appearances to support certain candidates, while others, like Nikki Haley, are securing crucial endorsements. The Republican Party is pushing for an impeachment inquiry into President Biden, with a possible vote on Capitol Hill, while Democrats argue it's baseless. Hunter Biden, the President's son, is being subpoenaed for a deposition and may face contempt charges if he doesn't comply. Climate change is also a major topic at the UN summit, with a call to transition away from fossil fuels, but critics argue it has loopholes. These events mark a significant moment in US politics as the holiday break approaches.

    • UN Climate Summit: World Leaders Agree on Fossil Fuel TransitionWorld powers pledged to transition away from fossil fuels, aiming for net zero emissions by 2050, tripling renewable energy capacity by 2030, and providing financing for developing nations. Critics argue for more concrete goals and loopholes exist.

      World leaders have reached a historic agreement at the UN Climate Summit in Dubai, which includes a transition away from fossil fuels. This is a significant step towards addressing the climate crisis, as the world is currently on track for its hottest year on record. The deal includes goals for net zero emissions by 2050, tripling renewable energy capacity by 2030, and providing financing for poorer nations. However, critics argue that these goals are not concrete and there are loopholes. Despite these concerns, US climate envoy John Kerry emphasized the importance of multilateralism and individual interests coming together to define the common good. The question remains whether countries will follow through with their commitments. Meanwhile, tensions continue between Israel and the international community over its war against Hamas in Gaza, with the US and key allies urging for a sustainable ceasefire and a greater role for the Palestinian authority.

    • Tensions in U.S.-Israeli and U.S.-Ukrainian RelationsPresident Biden criticized Netanyahu for disregarding U.S. suggestions on civilian protection and the two-state solution, while the U.S. imposes conditions on foreign aid to countries like Ukraine based on political considerations and strategic priorities.

      Despite the United States' continued financial support for Israel, there are significant disagreements between the two governments on key issues such as civilian protection and the two-state solution. At a recent fundraiser, President Biden openly criticized Prime Minister Netanyahu for not adhering to American suggestions, particularly regarding the prioritization of civilian lives during military operations. This tension highlights the limits of a president's influence and the complexities of international diplomacy. Meanwhile, in contrast to Israel, the US imposes conditions on foreign aid to countries like Ukraine, reflecting political considerations and strategic priorities. These events underscore the ongoing challenges in U.S.-Israeli and U.S.-Ukrainian relations.

    • Former President Trump's inconsistency on issues like wall funding and abortion rights were criticized during the debate.The Republican primary debate featured discussions on policy and ideology, with former President Trump's inconsistency on issues and Nikki Haley's stance on finding common ground standing out.

      During the recent Republican primary debate, former President Donald Trump's inconsistency on various issues, including his past promise to build a wall and have Mexico pay for it, and his flip-flopping on abortion rights, were major topics of discussion. Trump's lack of clarity on these issues, especially on abortion, where he signed bills with exceptions but emphasized compassion, was criticized for being hypocritical. Meanwhile, Nikki Haley, a Republican candidate, was praised for her stance on finding common ground and humanizing the situation, rather than focusing on a strict 6-week ban. DeSantis, who is trailing Trump in the Iowa caucuses, is finding it challenging to gain ground despite his full-court press in the state. The debate also touched on the Satanic Temple's display in the state capitol and the approval they received from the Trump administration to be recognized as a religion under the IRS. The tone of the debate showed a shift towards more substantive discussions on policy and ideology.

    • Ron DeSantis Distances Himself from Trump on Abortion and Foreign Policy at Town HallDeSantis emphasized his support for Israel and downplayed the importance of Ukraine during a town hall, while Trump has been inconsistent on these issues. Giuliani's defamation trial revealed his lies about election workers, causing threats and fear for their safety.

      During a recent Republican town hall, Ron DeSantis continued to distance himself from Donald Trump's positions, particularly on abortion and foreign policy. DeSantis emphasized his support for Israel and downplayed the importance of Ukraine, while Trump himself has been inconsistent on these issues. Meanwhile, the defamation trial against Rudy Giuliani, a former associate of Trump, is ongoing. Giuliani has been lying about two Georgia election workers, Ruby Freeman and Shane Moss, and they have testified about the threats and fear they have experienced as a result. The speakers expressed concern about the dangerous consequences of such lies and the collapse of Giuliani's reputation and standing in society.

    • Testimonies of Sexually Assaulted Women at US Coast Guard Academy HighlightedWomen testified about mishandled reports of sexual assault at the US Coast Guard Academy, causing long-term damage and calling for change, but past assailants faced no punishment.

      Young people's calls for attention to social issues, such as sexual assault and harassment, should be heard, but it's important that it doesn't hinder others from pursuing their education. This was highlighted in the testimony of four women who shared their experiences of being sexually assaulted at the US Coast Guard Academy. Their reports were mishandled, and the perpetrators continued to thrive within the service. The Coast Guard acknowledged its failures in handling reports of sexual abuse and promised change, but the report did not include any punishment for past assailants. This was seen as insulting and patronizing by the survivors, who spoke of the long-term damage caused by these incidents, including mental trauma, broken relationships, and even suicide attempts. The survivors' testimonies were powerful and important, and they want to help future cadets. However, the mass carnage left in their wake includes expensive therapy and broken relationships. The survivors' experiences were only brought to light because of CNN's reporting, which uncovered a history of ignored or mishandled sexual assault cases in the Coast Guard. The status quo can no longer continue, and change is necessary.

    • Republican Presidential Candidates Clash in IowaRon DeSantis criticized Donald Trump for flip-flopping and creating division, while Trump downplayed polls and expressed confidence in his organization. Nikki Haley secured an endorsement, but Trump still leads in polls.

      During the CNN town hall event in Iowa, Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis took the opportunity to directly address Iowa voters and criticize former President Donald Trump. DeSantis accused Trump of flip-flopping on issues and creating division, while also discussing his stance on foreign policy and border security. Trump, who was also in Iowa, downplayed the importance of polls and expressed confidence in his ground organization in the state. Nikki Haley, another GOP contender, secured an endorsement from New Hampshire Governor Chris Sununu. Despite these developments, Trump continues to lead in polling in both Iowa and New Hampshire. The primary season is entering its final stretch, and the question remains whether these endorsements and performances will make a significant impact on the race.

    • Nikki Haley's Strategic Performance in Republican DebatesNikki Haley outperformed Ron DeSantis in the Republican debates, positioning herself for momentum in New Hampshire. DeSantis and other second-tier candidates have a chance, despite Iowa's caucus being unfavorable. Trump may criticize DeSantis, while abortion could be a major issue in Texas for the GOP.

      While Ron DeSantis had a good performance in the recent Republican debates, Nikki Haley had a more strategically sound night, setting herself up for momentum in New Hampshire, a state where endorsements and independent voters can make a difference. DeSantis and other second-tier candidates, including Chris Christie, still have a chance in New Hampshire despite Iowa's caucus being less favorable to them. Trump is expected to criticize DeSantis heavily in response to his criticism of the former president. The most significant political development this week was in Texas, where the Republican Party's stance on abortion is expected to be a major issue, as Democrats argue that the party has consistently tried to take away women's rights. If Nikki Haley were the nominee, her past support for a 6-week abortion ban would be a significant issue, potentially damaging her credibility on the issue.

    • Biden administration keeps military aid flowing to Israel amid criticismThe Biden administration continues to provide military aid to Israel without imposing conditions, believing private conversations have more impact than public pressure.

      Despite growing international criticism and civilian casualties, the Biden administration has no plans to impose conditions on military aid to Israel during its ongoing conflict with Hamas in Gaza. The administration believes that private conversations with Israeli officials are having more impact on changing Israel's behavior than public pressure or restricting military aid. A new tactic Israel is using to combat Hamas includes flooding some of their tunnels with seawater, but the US is not fully confident that there are no hostages in these tunnels. The Biden administration is expected to meet with families of the eight Americans believed to have been abducted by Hamas, and tensions between the US and Israel continue to escalate.

    • US relies on Israeli intelligence in Gaza, working together for hostages' safetyDespite international pressure, US supports Israel's response to October 7th atrocities, focusing on safety and justice for victims.

      The US relies heavily on Israeli intelligence due to limited visibility into the situation in Gaza. The US and Israel are working together to ensure the safety of hostages in Gaza, with Israel using innovative methods to destroy Hamas' underground tunnels. The US stands firmly behind Israel in its response to the October 7th atrocities, despite international pressure. Israel is committed to bringing all hostages home safely and continuing its campaign against Hamas. The US and Israel acknowledge differences of opinion regarding the ongoing conflict, but both agree that the focus should be on ensuring safety and bringing justice to the victims of the October 7th massacre.

    • Israeli-Palestinian conflict and COP 28 summitIsrael refuses to give control of Gaza to PA due to Hamas, while PA denies Hamas atrocities and avoids anti-terrorism measures. COP 28 summit reached a deal for countries to transition from fossil fuels, but it was criticized for its weaknesses. NY Governor Kathy Hochul works to protect abortion access amidst restrictive state laws.

      The Israeli government under Prime Minister Netanyahu is unwilling to hand control of Gaza back to the Palestinian Authority due to past experiences leading to the rise of Hamas. Instead, their current objective is to destroy Hamas following the 10/7 massacre. Meanwhile, the Palestinian Authority has been denying the atrocities, giving political and diplomatic cover for Hamas, and refusing to commit to fighting terrorism. A historic deal was reached at the COP 28 summit for countries to transition away from fossil fuels, but it was criticized for being too squishy and having many loopholes. In the US, Democratic Governor Kathy Hochul of New York discussed her efforts to protect abortion access in her state, as several other states are taking up abortion lawsuits that could restrict access.

    • New York Governor Kathy Hochul's push for abortion rights codificationNew York Governor Kathy Hochul is taking action to codify abortion rights in her state, believing it can be a safe harbor for women, businesses, and families. This move is also to protect other rights like LGBTQ and disability rights.

      The Dobbs decision on abortion rights is a deeply personal and political issue for many women, especially for those who have benefited from the rights secured over the past 50 years. New York Governor Kathy Hochul is taking action to codify these rights in her state by putting it on the ballot for voters to decide. This move is not just a response to the Dobbs decision but also to protect other rights such as LGBTQ rights and disability rights. Hochul believes that New York can be a beacon of hope and a safe harbor for women, businesses, and families who value freedom and human rights. She is urging other state governors to let their women decide their own destiny and not have it determined by judges or politicians. The issue of abortion rights has been a significant electoral success for Democrats, and New York is expected to play a crucial role in the House of Representatives. The governor's stance on this issue is not just about politics but also about standing up for women's rights and freedoms. The redistricting process in New York is ongoing, and it remains to be seen how aggressively Democrats will pursue specific maps in the future.

    • New York redistricting debate in courts, Biden's funding for UkraineGovernor Hochul advocates for an independent redistricting commission in New York, while Biden faces resistance from some Republicans on funding for Ukraine

      The process of determining redistricting in New York is currently being debated in the courts, with different rulings from rural and appellate judges. Governor Kathy Hochul emphasizes the importance of following the legal process, stating that an independent redistricting commission should make the decision, and if they cannot, the state legislature should step in. The political implications of this decision are unclear, but it is expected to potentially benefit Democrats. Meanwhile, President Biden's efforts to secure additional funding for Ukraine have faced resistance from some Republican lawmakers, who are demanding a border deal first. The White House is open to negotiating on both issues but has not yet indicated a willingness to compromise on border security to the extent that some Republicans are demanding. The president is also scheduled to meet with families of hostages being held by Hamas today, offering them a guarantee that their loved ones will not be forgotten.

    • Biden Administration's Hostage Diplomacy and International ObligationsThe Biden administration is working to free Americans held hostage abroad, balancing aid to allies with international law compliance, and handling complex situations in unique ways.

      The Biden administration is fully committed to bringing home Americans held hostage abroad, while also addressing concerns about US aid to Israel and its adherence to international law. The administration is dealing with complex situations in different regions, each requiring unique approaches. Regarding Israel, the US continues to provide aid, but expects it to be used appropriately according to international law. The situation in Ukraine involves different conditions on aid usage. As for reports of Israeli use of phosphorus munitions, the US is investigating for compliance with international law. Meanwhile, the House is moving forward with an impeachment inquiry against President Biden, despite a lack of direct evidence of wrongdoing.

    • A contentious and partisan impeachment inquiry against President BidenDemocrats and Republicans have opposing views on the impeachment inquiry against President Biden, with no clear evidence found yet and the process continuing to be divisive.

      The ongoing impeachment inquiry against President Joe Biden is a highly partisan and divisive issue, with Democrats arguing there is no evidence of wrongdoing and Republicans seeing it as a necessary step to gather more information. The process was initiated by House Republicans, who have reviewed thousands of documents and heard from witnesses, but have yet to find evidence justifying the inquiry. The underlying political reality is that once started, the base of each party may demand further action, potentially leading to an impeachment vote. However, according to Democratic Leader Hakim Jeffries, this inquiry is a political hit job orchestrated by former President Trump, and Democrats will continue to focus on issues important to everyday Americans. The outcome of this inquiry remains uncertain, but it is clear that it will continue to be a contentious issue in the coming months.

    • Democrats' Legislative Accomplishments in Biden's First Two YearsDemocrats passed major legislation addressing infrastructure, climate crisis, and healthcare costs, but more work is needed on the economy and national security. Ongoing negotiations aim to fund national security priorities while maintaining values.

      During the first two years of President Biden's term, the Democrats passed significant legislation, including the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, the Inflation Reduction Act, and lowering the cost of insulin. This legislation addressed various issues, such as fixing infrastructure, combating climate crisis, and creating jobs. However, there is more work to be done on the economy and national security. The Democrats plan to continue communicating these accomplishments to the American people and contrast them with the Republican Party's lack of legislative achievements. A significant policy negotiation is ongoing regarding the president's national security supplemental package. The Democrats aim to fund America's national security priorities while maintaining values as a nation of immigrants and upholding the rule of law. The outcome of this negotiation and its impact on House Republican funding of the Ukrainian war effort remains uncertain.

    • Endorsements from governors can impact campaigns but aren't guaranteed to win primariesGovernors' endorsements can influence campaigns, but they don't always lead to primary victories. Other factors like messaging, organization, and personal appeal also matter.

      Endorsements from popular governors like Chris Sununu of New Hampshire can potentially boost a candidate's campaign, but they may not necessarily narrow the gap between that candidate and a commanding front-runner like former President Trump. For instance, in the past, endorsements from governors have not always led to primary wins. Additionally, Trump currently leads in endorsements from governors and members of Congress, with 97 overall compared to Nikki Haley's second endorsement. However, it's important to note that endorsements are just one factor in a complex primary process, and other factors like a candidate's messaging, organization, and personal appeal also play a significant role. In the ongoing defamation trial against Rudy Giuliani, a former Trump lawyer, a Georgia election worker testified about the death threats she received due to Giuliani's lies about the 2020 election. The jury will decide how much Giuliani owes the election workers for defamation. The judge has warned Giuliani against making defamatory statements about the plaintiffs during the trial.

    • Testimonies from election workers in Giuliani's defamation trialTwo election workers faced false accusations, threats, and potential damages after being targeted in Giuliani's defamation trial, while universities face criticism for prioritizing political and social engineering over academic excellence.

      The ongoing defamation trial against Rudy Giuliani involves emotional and damaging testimonies from two election workers, Ruby Freeman and Shay Moss, who faced false accusations and threats following the 2020 election. Giuliani, who is expected to take the stand, could face significant damages for reputational harm, emotional distress, and potential punishment. Meanwhile, the controversy surrounding American universities, as discussed by Fareed Zakaria, has gained attention due to the perceived shift from academic excellence to political and social engineering. This issue was highlighted by the recent congressional hearing and the backlash against university presidents. Zakaria argues that this trend has been growing for some time and has turned universities into partisan outfits, rather than bastions of excellence.

    • Universities should prioritize academic freedom over politically correct environmentsUniversities should encourage intellectual growth, research, and free speech, rather than limiting it to protect certain groups, for students' intellectual development.

      Universities should focus on education, research, and intellectual growth, rather than creating politically correct environments that limit free speech and foster a sense of hierarchy among protected groups. The speaker, a scholar with experience at Yale and Harvard, expressed concern about the shift away from academic freedom and the potential harm it causes to students' intellectual development. Van Jones' statement that college should keep students physically safe but intellectually unsafe encapsulates this idea. The speaker also shared the importance of hearing diverse opinions in a college setting and the negative impact of a minefield-like environment where students are afraid to express their thoughts. The issue of college campuses limiting free speech is not limited to any political ideology, and it's essential to address it to ensure students receive a well-rounded education.

    • Tensions between US and Israel escalate over Gaza conflictThe US criticizes Israel's bombing in Gaza as potentially a war crime, while inflation in the US remains stable and the Fed announces interest rate decision.

      Tensions between the United States and Israel over the ongoing conflict in Gaza are escalating, with the Biden administration publicly criticizing Israel's use of indiscriminate bombing, which could be considered a war crime. This comes after private discussions between administration officials and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, who has resisted calls for greater restraint. Meanwhile, inflation in the US remained relatively stable in November, with producer prices increasing slightly less than 1% on an annual basis. The Federal Reserve will announce its decision on interest rates later today, with the expectation being that they will hold steady. Other notable events include a Republican resolution to impeach President Biden, a meeting between Biden and families of Americans held hostage by Hamas, and a town hall with Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswami.

    • Fed's Meeting and Taylor Swift's Concert Film in SpotlightThe Fed's upcoming meeting may indicate interest rate cuts in 2024, while Taylor Swift's successful concert film sets a new standard for artist control and earnings.

      The Federal Reserve's upcoming meeting will be closely watched for any hints about potential interest rate cuts in 2024. Taylor Swift's recent success with her concert film, "The Eros Tour," may inspire more artists and filmmakers to bypass traditional studios and streaming services to maintain greater control over their projects. Swift's ability to make a deal with SAG AFTRA and shatter box office records has set a new standard in the industry. Her rereleases of her albums have also led to changes in contracts for up-and-coming artists. The Fed's economic projections, which will be released during the meeting, will also provide insight into their expectations for GDP, unemployment, and the federal funds rate. Swift's concert film, available to stream starting on her 34th birthday, offers a unique and immersive experience for fans, further fueling her growing popularity.

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    Piers Morgan Uncensored: Suella Sacked, Pro-Palestine Protests, Jeremy Corbyn

    Piers Morgan Uncensored: Suella Sacked, Pro-Palestine Protests, Jeremy Corbyn

    On Piers Morgan Uncensored tonight, Piers is joined by Douglas Murray to discuss Suella's sacking and the pro-palestinian protests as well as in the studio, Jeremy Corbyn.


    Watch Piers Morgan Uncensored at 8 pm on TalkTV on Sky 522, Virgin Media 606, Freeview 237 and Freesat 217. Listen on DAB+ and the app. 



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