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... whether Republican or Democrat, will continue to work with India because of the China factor. Nick Schifrin: And so U.S.-Modi cooperation will continue, but the man who described himself as heaven-sent now faces the ground reality of the voters. For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
... through. And, as for Netanyahu, well, he will have his say in Washington soon. He's been invited to give a joint statement to Congress in the coming days. Geoff Bennett: That's right. Nick Schifrin, our thanks to you for that great reporting. Thank you.Nick Schifrin: Thank you.
... candidates or the other in terms of how they're going to deal with migration. Nick Schifrin: And so the woman whose family escaped Nazi persecution inherits major challenges throughout the country, but the glass ceiling won't be one of them.For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
... White House will allow some U.S. weapons to be used to strike inside Russia. For more on that now, I'm joined by our Nick Schifrin. So, Nick, tell us, what did President Biden decide? Nick Schifrin: For the last two years, President Biden has had two goals in ...
... And it's not just assistance going in. It's things like visas for aid workers. It's a range of obstacles they have posed. Nick Schifrin: We should say that Israel has said it doesn't block aid, and it actually has blamed the U.N., as you know ...
... 2 million, not be held in rigid control by a terrorist group. They, the Palestinians, deserve more, and all of us are working to try to hold out the prospect of more and better for them. Nick Schifrin: Ambassador David Satterfield, thank you very much. David Satterfield: Thank you, Nick.
... never forget our own uncle. I wanted to make sure that everyone out there remembers them all for Memorial Day, because they sacrificed their lives for us and for this country. And we need to remember them and thank them. Nick Schifrin: For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
... them with $61 billion and more, presumably, after that, if that is clear to President Putin that he cannot win, that's how it ends. Nick Schifrin: Emma Ashford, 45 seconds? Emma Ashford: I'm not sure that he... Nick Schifrin: And can Putin be convinced that he can't ...
How could we be silent about an innocent person's death within the hands of another government? This is an American's life. Is it not valuable to the U.S. government? They're completely mute right now. Nick Schifrin: The official U.S. policy on Syria is against normalization ...
... that's precarious, that's fragile, but that's worth protecting. Nick Schifrin: Even if that democracy is messy, as it was today in Parliament, Lai inherits divided government, but an island increasingly united in not wanting to be part of China.For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Nick Schifrin.
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