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... which has been befriended by some here in Washington, is, of course, a totally anti-American political party. Nick Schifrin: The far right and a stagnant economy await Merz. But, tonight, he expressed relief that at least he survived the day. For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
Nick Schifrin: Yes. David Makovsky: ... and already said that 25 percent of the people were not showing up. Nick Schifrin: And that's a huge number. (Crosstalk) David Makovsky: That's a huge number. That number is likely to grow, if only for fatigue. I mean, some of these people ...
... to start to coordinate between them. And if that happens and if it's established on the ground, then they can go after the Houthis. Nick Schifrin : Let me switch to the humanitarian situation. An estimated 19.5 million people, over half the population, is dependent on aid, nearly five ...
... Amna, this is the kind of shakeup that defined President Trump's first term and, by all accounts, he has been trying to avoid during his second term. Amna Nawaz: All right, Nick Schifrin reporting for us live from the White House tonight. Nick, thank you. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... I hope this does not become a test of wills. And I would like to think that there could be channels of communication quietly opened behind the scenes that could explore, as you said, an off-ramp. Nick Schifrin: Dan Kritenbrink, thank you very much. Daniel Kritenbrink: Thank you, Nick.
... make overtures to France, to Europe, to the United Kingdom to try and not only reestablish that relationship, but shore it up and strengthen it. Nick Schifrin: And those -- some of those challenges that Carney faces internationally are not only, of course, China and India and those frosty relationships, but ...
... timing of that video and these announcements at this sensitive diplomatic point, that that alliance between Russia and North Korea could well become part of leverage that Russia uses in the peace talks.Geoff Bennett: Nick Schifrin, our thanks to you, as always. We appreciate it. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... going to have to have to have to remove jobs. And I'm -- it breaks my heart. But it's what's necessary right now. Nick Schifrin: You and I have talked before about how the funding shortfall preceded the Trump administration. We have seen the Trump administration take away ...
... Nick Schifrin: What's next, Amna? European, U.S. and Ukrainians said today they will have future talks. And Steve Witkoff, the presidential envoy, goes to Moscow to meet Putin on Friday. Amna Nawaz: You will be following it all. Nick Schifrin, thank you very much. Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... larger conversation in this country about what is legitimate criticism of Israel and where does criticism of Israel cross the line and it becomes illegitimate? Nick Schifrin: And finally, Chad Wolf, in the time we have left, are there any questions for you on due process in this case? Khalil ...
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