Good evening. The show begins tonight in Russia. The anticipation of the parade in Red Square.

Shijun Ping standing next to Vladimir Putin. Shijing Ping condemning the U.S. as a hegemony that the world does not need.

Move to Kashmir, a conversation with Antel Levin about the obvious fact there's no one to intervene

and there's no one who is trusted enough to arbitrate.

The U.N. has taken itself out of the game.

The U.S. is staying back.

Iran, China, Moscow.

Even Pyongyang, the Axis that works together, not going to get involved.

Pakistan is a client of the PRC. India is a

client of the world. Can they tangle? Sure. Can they keep it limited to a plateau of gunfire?

Yes. For now. Yes. Then a conversation about Beijing coming to the table in Switzerland to talk tariffs, to talk trade with the U.S.

Weeks ago, they said not until all the barriers are down, and they said our doors always open.

Now they're traveling to Switzerland.

Movement. Beijing at the table. Iran. The word dismantle. That is the key to the negotiation.

Dismantle. What follows that is inspection that the dismantle is permanent. Suspect nuclear weapons

program dismantled. 100,000 reservists called up in Israel. The mission securing Gaza and the

Gazans. Gazans need to be relocated while Gaza is built. Rebuilt. It's rubble now. You can't live there. It's toxic.

They must be put somewhere, the million and a half to two million people while they rebuilt, and it'll take years.

Clearing the rubble alone is going to be a challenge.

Harvard report about anti-Semitism at Harvard College.

We've seen this report coming. It's not positive.

Anti-Semitism now extends to the academy where professors who are associated with Israel or have any connection whatsoever,

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