mary ball, washington. like the washingtons in general, there was a fair amount of attention to also the washington family. the washington line symbolized the nation's anglo-saxon heritage present from its origins. the national lineage flowed from marian mary's feminine fecundity evident in the paintings. so this one appeared in the 1877 book memorials of washington and of mary. his mother, and of martha, his wife. you often get that kind of twinning. the 19th century of mary and martha, i call it the middleton portrait. due to the claim that a british captain cum artist middleton, had no first name painted it at some point in it, mary is a sweet faced young woman making good on these bell descriptions. she's a beauty by conventional standards of the day. in this book, the author claims that mary was spoken of as the handsomest woman of her time, really embellishing this reputation as belle of the northern neck. lord lyndhurst, english politician. but born in boston, the son of artist john singleton. copley

this was washington dc today. senators and members of congress and the former head of social security under president biden, martin o'malley, rallying today in washington, dc to try to defend social security from what trump is doing to it, specifically these members of congress and these senators today rallying to try to stop the confirmation tomorrow of trump's nominee of a d.o.j. guy to run social security. >> they know congress would. >> never allow. >> them to take that money without a fight, unless. >> they turned. >> enough of the public against social security. so how do. >> they. >> do that? >> by wrecking its reputation with big lies. big lies, like illegal immigrants get benefits. >> they don't. they're prohibited. big lies like there's a zombie apocalypse. there's no zombie apocalypse. >> dead people. >> do not get social security benefits. big lies like it's a ponzi scheme. poppycock. it's not a ponzi scheme. >> bitcoin might be, but. >> not social security. social security. >> has. >> never missed a p

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last month, the washington commanders, the d.c. government also announced a major deal to bring a brand-new 65,000 seat football arena at the sight of the rfk stadium in eastern capitol hill. i don't think there's a better site in the world than that. he's a friend of mine, a very successful guide. there is a reason for it. it's amazing. and sat there for years. people were talking about stadiums, 25 different sites. i said "they are not talking about the best site." that the best there is, bringing professional football back into the district from maryland. not only are these announcements great for the nfl, but they are -- of making washington, d.c., safe and clean and beautiful, and we are working very closely with the mayor. we have made a lot of improvements in the last few months. crime is way down. there is a good relationship we have going. i want to thank you very much. would you like to say a few words? the mayor, please. >> thank you. [applause] greetings. i am muriel bowser, the mayor of the best city in the world. also

we are leading to hear president trump allows washington d.c. josh harris in washington d.c. and scott turner. name you but i can't. an nfl draft, that is a big thing right here in will d.c. national law. ,. >> i have an idea. [laughter] it is going to be beautiful, something nobody else will be able to duplicate. it's very exciting. hundreds of young football players have been dreams come true across the land, the best young players to join. hundreds of thousands of football fans will travel across our country to chair the law expect more than 100,000 people. can hold up to a million people if you go all the way back. >> local businesses and bring an tourism our capital. a liberation of one of our countries most cherished institutions in the annual lights for football fans everywhere everyone in the world is going to be watching and look forward across the nation from all over the world. a major deal for brand-new 65000 seat football arena. i don't think there is a better site anywhere in the world. it is a reason they are not talking about the best site is. bringing profess

do you agree and contradict washington's aspirations the end? it's perhaps a war with russia for my us on the office i spun this love property of ne, excess of the agreement will logically play into the interest of washington. and not the ukrainian people was going to benefit from this. definitely not to be creating people. they're going to get the guy who's, who's going to benefit from this. there was, so may be, because in this america opens up uh, the sales of weapons. do you agree? but it's a sale, a weapon to sell longer, weapons for free or some kind of credit system is pay upfront. so how much can you create, can actually buys is under a very big question. so how much americans are going to get out of these minerals? yeah, especially with the russian, the front moving forward and wrapping up a large part of those territories with these minerals that are supposed to relocate . and so is this a good question uh, how much it either side is going to be kind of introduce the landscape in one way or another against more chances to steal around

selon le "washington post", le texte stipule que kiev et washington sont d'accord pour affirmer un alignementprogrès dans le ton employé: l'accord énonce l'objectif d'une ukraine pacifique, souveraine et résiliente. au début de l'année, donald trump estimait que l'ukraine serait peut-être russe un jour. la mise en oeuvre de l'accord prendra des années. il faut au moins 10 à 20 ans pour installer les infrastructures nécessaires à l'exploitation, mais le signal envoyé à moscou est clair: les américains ont désormais des intérêts dans les sous-sols ukrainiens, et ils les protégeront. - stéphanie antoine: merci. on en reparlera dans le débat. en turquie, plus de 400 personnes participant aux célébrations du 1er mai ont été arrêtées à istanbul, selon une association d'avocats turcs. une partie de la ville est paralysée pour empêcher tout rassemblement sur la place taksim, a indiqué cette association. jenna le bras, vous êtes à istanbul. bonsoir. la répression a-t-elle été forte? - jenna le bras: il faut savoir que des foules très denses se sont réunies toute la journée à istanbul. plus de 30 000 p

of course, a dramatic change in washington's foreign policy. the west president expressed hope the device could reduce the opportunity to prospect all the while reports about brutal attacks targeting serious ethnic minorities at the hands of those affiliated with the new government. continue to a large i will be ordering the secession of sanctions against syria in order to give them a chance accurately what i do for the crowd brings now it's their time to shine. we've set time to show and we're taking them all off and they're going to have uh, i think they're going to have based on the people in the spirit and everything else that i'm hearing about. so i say good luck, serious show us something very special. less cost flow. i've now to john list. i'm political commentators, steve and so mean yeah. i mean, steven is this is probably the same, the not many people as a say they would see us president a sitting down with the mine who wants just what a couple of months ago had a 10000000 dollar bankruptcy by washington on his head. but now apparentl

washington only is or has it's home best. and just the top of the governor's, if it's i saw some of the ones was the start of the washington, the next state media. so it's not really surprising for washington to turn to make a today, and it was easy like this. now when you start school and are asked what you'd like to be when you pro on football or a ball arena astronaut, causing or 10 to top, the list life usually finds a way to dense those aspirations. but as we find out next, not all the time gets set for a big dose of inspiration, the head in our documentary chasing stops the on the water we are putting offers peace talks and stolen ski. and his western backers wanted truce. and trump appears to want to wash his hands of the entire ukraine project. ukraine was offered a very generous deal back in 2022. it won't be so lucky. this time around is nato faces, a strategic defeat the 3 of my kinds of stuff that she's. ready ready which chris at the convention body. so for some reason those up in the space, new video and would y

we have president elect abraham lincoln arriving in washington. and in the weeks leading up to lincoln's inauguration, she gets approached by one of her patrons, a woman named margaret mclean mclean wanted elizabeth to make a dress for the following sunday. she herself would be joining the lincolns at the hotel and elizabeth at first actually turns this down. but then mrs. mclean tells quote, i have often heard you say that you would to work for the ladies of the white house. well, i have it in my power to obtain you this privilege. i know mrs. lincoln well and shall make a dress for her, provided you finish mine in time to wear at a dinner on sunday. so with this opportunity in mind, elizabeth furiously works to finish dress. mrs. mclean is very with the result and as a result does recommend elizabeth to mrs. and it seems at least from what elizabeth says about it, that mrs. lincoln was already somewhat familiar with keckley work because she had heard through the grapevine of coakley's work back in saint louis from her friends there. and so essen

so washington is of course is upset and is losing patience. and now for the 1st time, we see that washington thought a direct talks with maps. the unprecedented. so that you understand and gather based milton group confirmed that a and the resolved, we you just heard at, at 21 year old american hostage a little extended walk, 3 huge achievement, a big victory for everybody, but scores for trump as well. so you understand who he will. bob been ways of course not as well as the message is clear, baby is not on the same page with cromwell costs are, is, and costs are, is the key mediator and the key negotiate and it'd be called work force. we, we heard us and board praising is really efforts, but that was kind of like diplomatic alvo's like play a long while. they've been him. i said it's out try that. israel had nothing to do with the release. let's take a listen to that statement. is eden alexander's return is the result of serious communications with the us administration and the efforts of mediators, and not the consequence of his really aggr

now it appears it's time for washington.

ok, and washington strike a deal for us to get access to it. wanted to ukraine is natural resources are poorly taking 50 percent of the future profit, so it's kind of controlled. stop up with not the washington for billions into ukraine. right. of waterloo is between nuclear off the india and pakistan. you'd at least shot that as space to, as i'm about in a reciprocal move while exchanging across the border fi up with a 7 to today in a row. the dope stories plus the updates that keep on pouring in here with the all the international mothership in law school. we still have interruptions hopes on region where at least 7 people have been killed about 20 wounded and a ukrainian drone attack on a crowded market. and wanting to start the images are coming your way. the area had been packed with the shop was during a national holiday here in russia. local governor said, uh they were to waves of attacks for the 2nd impacting is people actually help the wounded moscow. so it's key of deliberately planned to kill more civilians to another bloody war crim

and this is the crimes of washington and london support. they acted with support by giving money to the training in the military. they are actively supporting this i have for 11 years. if you look at historically, this is common sense. so we're to probably forward to western allies or bombing of the fire bonding german cities to exterminate the population. in this hope that the population rise up against the german government never happens. but it's been that way when every single, more than the west has waged ever since. and may have been in the earlier if the population, the civilian population, the on on civilian population is always part of the same thing happened to it. brac . same things happened to this day on jim the example. so this is a little different and considering the. busy you kindly, military has been created, does monitor ukraine military by the west, by nato. it's basically just the nato's standard operating procedures of the month. so pickering and store negotiations. washington's analysis finally signed the rarer minera

ross and jordan re force in washington dc. i'm dealing with president boat and you as president donald trump promised to end the war between russia and ukraine, and that ukraine would repay the us some $350000000000.00 in military aid. we gave it in the form of nothing, so i want them to give us something for all of the money that we put up. but later on wednesday, the us and ukraine announced they have struck an investment deal with no mention of any repayment from keith. this partnership allows united states to invest alongside ukraine to unlock ukraine's growth assets, mobilize american talent, capital and governance standards, the improve ukraine's investment climate, and accelerate ukraine's economic recovery. and we made a deal today where we get, you know, much more in theory than the $350000000.00. but i wanted to be projected i didn't, i didn't want to be out there and look foolish. and this is not my word. this is biden's war. i'm just trying to stop at the deal met to help ukraine rebuild. it's post war economy gibb

it is being demonstrated in moscow or washington. even as moscow prepares for direct talks with cabin assemble, ukraine's european allies are threatening russia with news sanctions. but president clinton says they would only be shooting themselves in the front. i think that certain people won't do something because it wouldn't clearly harms them any of the more on still rush. right. and we'll sorry about that. let me know so that russia's economy remains resilience and continues to grow. despite all the challenges, including sol called external pressure, largely thanks to the efforts of energy and andrew material drive of our businesses . you. yeah, well there really isn't much left for the european union at the section when it comes to russia and not to come as a relief to europeans who thought that things couldn't possibly getting worse. but hey, they just might, because it seems like brussels right now is getting a little, i guess like it's a experimental and it's approach sort of like a chef that has run out of ingredients for it

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i'm a columnist of the washington post. we are honored to partner with the mccain institute forum. fist time here and i'm still trying to get my job from the floor, surrounding and for the first time in more than two decades more humanity lives in autocracy than democracy. sure, there are some exceptions, desk stop still ball, we saw at the end of last year, syria and syria. not every is bound to win an election. as i just mentioned the trend lines seem quite deep and reflect ebb trenched and many places around the world eroding. how do we deal with this and what is the mesh role now, u.s. leadership and diplomacy in countering authoritarianism and authoritarian politics around the world and upholding democratic principles around the world. discuss this i'm triple d, prodemocracy, david, dan, and david. sorry, that was really terrible. david wilson, president of the national endowment for democracy. i think to kick things off we have to recognize the tremendous domestic political headwinds that we are seeing right now dan and dave represent incredible work into our current work, pr

on wednesday, at a meeting in washington sponsored by the munich security conference, he sounded like a different man highlighting the close ties between the united states and europe. that's even said europe and america are on the same team. he went on to criticized rushes, saying it was asking for too much in its initial piece, negotiations over you cry there so much that if you have an hour conversation with either side, the 1st 30 minutes or then you mean i that i school the is in washington for us polar opposites there, can you explain this about face? so this rise just seems like a different man, if we can pad for the search here in washington, and what he said in munich in february with those concern and that lab, many alarmed of those who attended the munich security conference of a what this would mean for the trans atlantic alliance between the united states and with europe. now it was way comb or it was it more conciliatory. the tone that he had in that conversation is here with many policy leaders that gathered to your in washington what he said, we are on the same team. yo

i know it's a warm day in washington, but we could have got a lot worse weather in midday in washington, d.c. we are honored to have you. we are honored -- i'm honored personally to be able to join you today. and i know from the entire trump administration, the president who we heard earlier is overseas to this great team behind us, we are proud to stand behind the men and women and blue, and we will keep on doing it every day for the next 3 1/2 years. god bless you. [applause] i want to express my gratitude to all of the services organizers, including of course the president of the fraternal order of police, patrick yost, and executive director jim. thank you, guys. [applause] i want to thank glenda, president of the national f.o.p. auction you willry board. thank you. and the work that you all do that everyone here does to advocate on behalf of men and women in blue around our country is vital. you fight for law enforcement officers and their families. you help foster warm relations between the communities that law enforcement serves and the police officers who wear the badge. most im

washington has long demanded compensation for the billions in aid it's given to keith. now the trump administration has secured preferential access to ukraine's mineral resources and an equal share with ukraine's government and exporting them. the you with says, the deal is a message to russia. today's agreement signals clearly to russian leadership that the trump administration is committed to a peace process centered on a free sovereign and prosperous ukraine over the long term. according to the ukrainian geological survey, the country has large deposits of minerals. these include graphite and lithium, used in batteries for electric vehicles, and titanium, and they're coney, i'm used in aerospace. there are also deposits of where earth metals you grant says the deal is a win win diesel just, i think this is a strategic deal for the creation of an investment partnership funding. it's truly an equal and good international deal and showing the investment and the development and restoration of ukraine between the governments of the united states and ukraine . ukraine mana

so then the try to push more and more warm moderate agenda in washington. the split tensions between india and pakistan remain at boiling point, new daily, as quote, just as face to flights from is nuclear are made by following a similar move by islam about a this submit the split right across the board to find this been going on for a week off the what last week's terror attacking the cache me a region by 26 tourists were killed. more developments now with this local john off the last speak status of that i could have done that less $26.00 in some sit with me and said that she continues to be a city that's on the edge of people living in cost and 5th of a possible water between india and fox talk on the international board model last night for the 7th consecutive night indian fox and music sheets, every gun fire sources see that the india director general go from the cl patient has already spoken to his focus on the account about enrolling him of old fox johns activities, we have the international board for us to has died 14 in focused on an awesome to de

jessica washington 0 to 0. the hope all is the also times here, even in single for and what will be the 1st electoral test for prime minister lawrence wong versus the say they're also concerned about the rising cost of living as well as the potential job losses caused by us president trump terrace and the routing people's action policy has won every election since single wisconsin itself will buy the british back in 1959. but the popularity of the policy has been in decline, not for nearly 2 decades. patrick bulk has this update from upholding station in sample of these pulling stations are going to be open from 8 am to 8 pm local time. this is a hotly contested election for many reasons. both thing is mandatory that we're all going to be 2700000 singaporeans tossing the pallets and the big change here really this is the that has been in person. riley's once again the last election took place in 2020 and so that was during cove. it's of the window in pa, somebody's venza. this is the 1st time this is happening

can be held could report from washington dc. in his ruling, the judge and vermont said that most in vitale is not a threat to public safety. he's also not a flight risk. and as a result, he needs to be freed on bail pending further proceedings. now what we know is that he was arrested by immigration officials and april 14th when he thought he was attending a us citizenship interview. he's been a legal resident or green card holder for about 10 years now. the government is arguing, but even though he's a legal resident, he isn't a us citizen. and therefore, he is not entitled to the same rights and protections as he, us citizen. namely the right to free speech as part of his pro palestinian demonstrations, but took place on the part or rather on the columbia university campus. what is happening now is the light of low justice across the world to release me against all know the heating yes, accusations, horrible attacks shows of a speech 1st amendment violations. he has made a very brief decision. so let me out. and this is like j

now both sides of having the revised agreement they signed in washington. on wednesday. donald trump is loading demanded compensation for the billions the us has given in financial and military a to key is now he has secured preferential access to ukraine's mineral resources and hosp the wealth from exploiting them. as i said, well, we want something for our efforts beyond what you would think would be acceptable and we should mirror every good rare earth. as you know, we're looking for reverence all the time. according to the ukranian geological survey. the country has large deposit, so titanium used for aircraft in aerospace equipment. uranium used for nuclear weapons, and power, lithium graphite, and manganese, all used in batteries for electric vehicles. ukraine says the deal is a win win, a decent system. this is a strategic deal for the creation of an investment partnership funding. it's truly an equal and good international deal and showing the investment in the development and restoration of ukraine between the governments of the united states and u

because of course they can look to washington. [inaudible] to think you military terms, we agree germany was -- that the other -- [inaudible] so this is the world we are in. the uk is outside the eu, but it's inside nato. they can work both sides of the potomac. i was going to call my book from the black sea to the potomac but -- [inaudible] where the queen has long-standing relationships. so we're talking about a very real let's say washington facts when you talk about europe's, you have to what you're referring to the pins. and in terms of military, the eu doesn't exist, you have several powerful military states. now let me deal briefly with tariffs. the easiest thing for brussels, the european commission is the withdrawal of the united states from being -- [inaudible] in a global economy. i said predictable and -- whatever you call it. the eu has exclusive monopoly on tariffs, a very large internal -- about 400 million people. stable rules, regulations, 2 million people say it has all the human capital, financial. it has a cent

live from washington, this is bbc news. us secretary of state marco rubio says the only way a ukraine breakthrough will happen is through direct talks between president trump and president putin. president trump visits the united arab emirates. he says his visit to the region could raise deals for the us worth up to $4 trillion. the us says it is "troubled" by the humanitarian situation in gaza amid israel's ongoing aid blockade and intensifying air strikes. hello, i'm helena humphrey. good to have you with us. the prospects for a breakthrough between russia and ukraine seem uncertain - on the eve of what could be their first direct peace talks in more than three years. the negotiations were meant to start on thursday, brokered by turkey's president. but vladimir putin says he won't be attending. volodymyr zelensky is in turkey. he says he's willing to talk, but only to mr putin. instead, he's sending his defence minister, rustem umerov, who's known to be close to turkey's government. russia's delegation is headed by a puti

news anchor: live from washington, this is "bbc news."t the free pbs app now and stream the best of pbs. eof. i am geoff bennett. amna: and i am amna navaz. tonight, the supreme court hears president trump's challenge to birthright citizenship and efforts to restrain judges who block his policies. geoff: ukrainian and russian officials prepare to meet in turkey for peace talks but

washington says it is a signal of its commitments to ukrainian sovereignty. the trump administration has been pushing forward a steel for some time initially under terms of key that was set to view as extortionate both sides and handling the revised agreement, which was signed in washington on wednesday. after months of tens negotiations, ukraine and the us inc. a minerals deal, washington has long demanded compensation for the billions in aid it's given to keith. now the trump administration has secured preferential access to ukraine's mineral resources and an equal share with ukraine's government and exporting them view. it says the deal is a message to russia. today's agreement signals clearly to russian leadership that the trump administration is committed to a peace process centered on a free sovereign and prosperous ukraine over the long term. according to the ukrainian geological survey, the country has large deposits of minerals. these include graphite and lithium, used in batteries for electric vehicles, and titanium, and is there coney, i'm used in

i go to buy a public us to seat back to washington dc for bass. i am vance a game and i come to participate to the some presidential elections. every saying is that dictatorship is up to any these presidential elections, all right, are not legally are not constitutionally. all right, diana, we look forward to sitting down with you some time to talk about. busy of these things, but for now, due to time, we have to leave you here now is thank you so much. the european poly bank, they were from romania. thank you so much. and now to sylvia, despite the rights from the you, president alexander bucetti has a now so he will come to moscow to take part in the upcoming victory day celebrations of the some of the 8 months ago, i told president putting in a phone call that i would come to moscow on may, 9th, let me see if everyone's stayed silent, thinking that's far all i'd trouble, but my word is binding for international commitments for my people and for everyone else is up. if i will go, unless god forbid something happens to me or there's some serious

however, washington's main allied israel is not a play, not on the i temporary. mr. trump says he will visit that country at some point after re audit. trump is expected to make a stop in to time. he has publicly saying to bill ha, for its efforts in organizing negotiations between the us and how mos, on the release of the last living, american hostage from gaza played. and alexander was graded by his family at an airport after the dual american is rarely citizens spent some 19 months in captivity. the 21 year old was released by hamas as part of a goodwill gesture, following direct talks between us officials and the palestinian militant room. israel did not take direct part in that deal. us special envoy, steve would pop, has praise to benjamin netanyahu, whose efforts to bring more hostages home, whoever her mas says it's only things to the us and mediators that the latest release took place. eden alexander's return is the result of serious communications with the us administration and the efforts of mediators, and not the consequence of israeli aggression or t

welcome to the context, with me caitriona perry in washington. and me, lewis vaughan jones in london, where this hour we'll be focusing on president trump's second term and a big week in the middle east. we have been friends with these three leaders particularly that we saw over the last three, four, five days and they are great people. if these deals are as good as they sound and as good as they seem to promise to be, this will create jobs, high-tech manufacturing investments. it is impressive, especially with respect to the current extent of goods trade between the united states and the gulf countries. joining us tonight are mick mulvaney - president trump's former chief of staff and susan page - washington dc bureau chief at usa today. welcome to the programme where we spend this next hour focusing on donald trump's presidency and as it's friday, we look back at the events of the past week and it's been a busy time for the president, who has spent the past four days on his tour of the gulf nations. yes, air force one is currently on its way ba

i will hear in washington d.c.an have a tremendous impact on this and it's not just an event, it will show the world the nation's capital and where it's going so we are excited about that. thank everybody here, we know it's been to be a great event. [applause] >> what a great day for washington. host nfl draft 2027. i believe we will get over a million people and it will be an amazing day. showcase what washington is about and it will be an amazing day we are ready to get to work stop and on sunday, everyone will be inside watching football due to the stadium to bring that book back is x essential to the culture of america. we all love and watch it appreciate you and thank you for everything event in the forward to the future. a great quarterback, i think. questions of the stadium part -- yes. take you very much. >> i would like -- the world football for the world cup and you. >> i worked very hard to get world cup. right behind you have your picture taken but they brought it in and he is a good guy. there may hear

ok, ever washington striking deal or the u. s. gets access to ukraine's natural resources off the use of shipping tens of millions of dollars of weapons on a saying now it's time to cash and it's meant to pay back the united states, the key point where the hundreds of billions of dollars that are tax. here's the expense, subsidizing the war in your price, so it is repayment to the united states. and that's one of the most important points understand also as a sort of whole looms between nuclear armed india and pakistan and new delhi shots it as base to as bama by the neighbor super bowl move on exchanging across the board of fire for the 7th day in a row, the 6 pm on thursday made the 1st here, and most of your stores are all lined up and ready to roll it out to international starting in a rush or to go to salt in the region with 7 people killed. and on the 20 wounded and a ukrainian drone attack on a crowded market warning, there are disturbing images ahead. the area, heavy impact of the shop was during a national holiday here

depends on here for washington to strike. a deal with us gets access to ukraine's natural resources off the use of shipping tens of billions of dollars of weapons on a saying now it's time to catch you is commit to pay back the united states for the hundreds of billions of dollars that are tax payers instead subsidizing the warrant due, so it is repayment to the united states. and that's one of the most important point to understand us as the threat of war looms between nuclear armed in deer and tech . as don, you daddy shuts down it s face to his mom about in a reciprocal mood while exchanging pro support a fire for the 7 day in a row, the garage without guests. and of course, one is tiny, bind the wings to join us live during this program from moscow. it's great to have you a good starting and rushes for us on region where at least 7 and people have been killed and another 20 wounded in a ukrainian drone attack on a crowded mock. and i should warn you, there are disturbing images. i had the area had been packed with shuffle

this is washington, dc. someone's bed may be still warm in the conversation will be who gets into it next but marco rubio is there in the interim. who would've likely runners and writers for that and is going to mean a difference in us foreign policy? we know mike waltz -- mike waltz is quite hawkish on russian foreign policy. maybe private-sector finance background which would be interesting but trump administration really values private sector experience site do not think it will be long. these are two very, complicated jobs and i think as talented as secretary rubio is, they are different jobs. they are a lot of different moving pieces. so i don't think it will be long before we see the national security adviser role filled and recalled. it does not require senate confirmation. it can be philistine as the president decides on someone. hot money is on steve witkoff the envoy for everything of president reagan has the private sector experience you were just let's focus on another key member of donald trump'

let's speak to my colleague caitriona perry in washington. that moment we just saw of the press conference in which the state department spokesperson was told about that change by a journalist rather than being told by a government official. many feel it shows the level of chaos we have seen in the white house operation today feels delete it speaks to the way presidents references operation and she is a spokesperson for the secretary of state marco rubio who will not be taking on the duties of national security adviser the short term and her boss had not told her and perhaps it speaks to how fast the decisions actually made even though for many of us here in washington, dc it has been a long walk out of the door for mike waltz in many ways since that signalgate controversy in march he managed to survive that when president trump was so unhappy with so many members of the military as well were very unhappy with how mike waltz have added a civilian journalist to a group chat and that group chat was taking place on signal and ask anyone can use,

instead, washington is the one to fade into the darkness. filling up who formed an alliance with the americans didn't much better than the whole nation, who had supported the british, the lenape american alliance, established by the treaty of fort pitt, didn't last for very long within about a year of signing the land op were expressing grievances about the treaty treaty. moreover, patriots claimed that white eyes, the lenape most outspoken american ally, had allegedly died of smallpox. however, white eyes had already had smallpox in the past, and as we learn from pax americana, this week, you can't have smallpox twice. so therefore, the lenape believed that american militiamen who they had supposedly been allied with, had killed white eyes and tried to cover it up using the smallpox story. a lenape delegation visited philadelphia in 1779 to explain its dissatisfaction into the continental congress, but nothing changed. so peaceful relationships between the lenape and the united states collapsed. and not long afterward, many lenape communiti

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sign a major minerals deal. donald trump's administration calls it a new form of commitment from washington to key if that'll give us access to ukraine fast results is empty tubs, potential washer attacks. in the event of the ceasefire, most of the program, israel carries out a warning strike in syria as protecting the jews minority that of to thousands of people were killed in several days. secretary and violence. the i'm told me on logical welcome to the program ukrainian and us officials assigned an agreement providing washington with access to ukrainian miller, mineral deposits us as calling it a new form of us commitments to ukrainian sovereignty. trump ministration at long cushion for the deals. under terms that was seen as extortionate and key of now the us will gain access to ukraine's untapped reserves of raz titanium and other minerals vital to manufacturing, especially in the tech sector. you were meant also says ukraine will not have to compensate the us for me to treat aid as dw use general to milan and washington what the 2 sides have agreed on. it's essentially, as you said,

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