and those who bottles him, i've been missing out is full narrative. you know, after the governors met and talked with joe by, they take them out and they were spinning faster than a blender magic margarita is they don't believe what they're saying. they know the american public to solve that, so they don't believe what they're saying. i think the biggest problem with this debate over whether it's free to present bite and should continue to run for president. is it, they're focused on the politics instead of the power of the presidency? i'm more concerned that he's not capable of doing his job, that i am about him running to keep the job. and unfortunately, the focus is all on politics and not the danger to the us and such and the danger to the world with them remaining, empower here. we have i think if president trump gets elected as i expect, he will. i think you're going to see him, literally rip out the deep state by the roots, that department of justice, the f b r i a lot of our military top. but what officials, i think you're getting the major changes. i know that there are republicans who

have served in his previous administration and republicans that are likely to injure his administration if he wins. that are already preparing for how they go in was the process of the 1st 60 days after he would get an audio rated to do as much as they can as quickly as they can. and not ways to move a moment with all the damage that's been done. and i know the world leaders are watching. they were watching the debate, whether it was an easy what it was in russia. i know that president, so let's get was watching it because now he's claiming that he's amenable to having negotiations. and nato was watching because now they're telling the lensky and ukraine, we're not going to let you into nato because you're to corrupt people. watched the debate around the world, and we're already seeing the impact on world leaders recognizing they're going to have to come to terms with dealing with donald trump. because joe biden is out whether it's now or whether it's in 7 months. well, that's of amazing design, as always is going to have your company, my colleague mike,

i'm going to be with you at the top of the hour. so i be very did the the, the what happened on october. the 7th was a jail right now for it was the slaves revolting against the master. of course, when slaves revenge against illegitimate masters, that is not going to be peaceful,

and it is going to be violent terrorist here. and then we'll take that, right, is there is there, there is just surrounding the entire area of the party became ready for the cadillac. driving outside, we saw a lot of the terrorist. it was very horrible. there is a body over here. there is a body over there and i think i just took my seats really like that. so is there are any terry and firing? they won't tom, my head terrible tragedy and terrible revenge. and i hope they may come off the the afternoon, especially the place with the

condition of being prevented off. one of these things to be the one people and we want to people of the land to leave in peace and prosperity. is it possible to have peace in this region? every gain a round 6 and we heard a lot of bonding coming from the iron human from the guys as dr side. i think it was an hour of non self funding going back and forth. the idols, my boyfriend, i think we need to leave. we didn't know what we were supposed to do because on one hand we had, the me says,

going above our head and instruction was to stay in boss. from the other hand, the my home is really non secure, the some of the people that i know on their house for a lease on a fire, again, from a person who's living right next to the goal. though i received a s. m. s. messages from our keyboard, from last november is sending us the don't be afraid of the bundle that you're hearing because it's from us practicing the . they're just surrounding the entire area of the party. they came ready for us. you know, they knew we're gonna scatter like a ship and every cross road we go to we see burns car. so we seem dead bodies

randomly from those we see vehicles, mtv console over with dead bodies, with blood, with the tolls. and we just drove, i pushed the gas all over and we just drove until i got home. and uh if so really, if they knew they were practicing, why didn't they? and the idea and all the governments practice to as well for this and that out us. and it's it's absurd. a new we're in the middle east beginning on october, the 7th, 202328 half 1000. how much the militants across from the gaza? strip into israel, it set to be israel, security forces, greatest failure causes vacated, to be on the full control. goes on more coupled individually. got q most of the one in the but nobody's in that the system will signal, as i say, as

a video. i use it as the school to go for the next year to them does. it's the i'm assuming, so i suppose they're not doing see what it would be that i see what the, what is what i said they're gonna need said solution uh shares. is there any? well, i'm saying, yeah, not the result of domestic l 7. so for me to build it then you know, to, to see face the, to the with it for many of gold. and that he would see, you know, that he's in charge of the security and bust it to do with bank to the set of this . and other thing, the thing you know, deep on people do between the soft paisley island, the, it goes to a new way, or he generally 75. but the youngest that them, you know, move fairly 2 of them to the west bank and the left army fleet. that's a loud this promise to succeed in their most split even more that they feel that

they will even need capital f, a sore jails. cassandra to the office says that they see the inspection suspicious movements in the gaza suite. the office sales said that they should stop knocking and if they continue saying that there's something suspicious team does a street they were going to with the or the i was shocked when have us attacked israel. i thought it was horrendous. what the, what, how much deb unconscionable, unforgivable as they were maybe 350 soldiers and police been killed

by the other more than 800 civilians who were killed that day. the what happened on october, the 7th was a jail breakout, or it was the slaves revolting against the master. and of course, when slaves revolt against illegitimate masters, that is not going to be peaceful. and it is going to be violet and b as riley's. they should have thought about that before they expelled palestinian subjugated palestinians and murder. they think it was inevitable. the policy named people have been under brutal subjugation, or many decades. israel responded to the attack with operations. so it's of, on the, as i say, and i know who they me to come off the the

afternoon. vitiate. the base over the low knoxville, tennessee. and then it's a home the israel is had no game plan for what's gonna happen. so they went in there to get revenge, but they have to do it in a targeted 10 point way, not by level and gaza for the initial can i the and you said in the youth is it on, i'm up at the model and that's actually been like on how about how to put them on a plan, the best for the old one of the plots or mr. bad. that upside. i'll have put on the months left on my citizen. and i can and i'm uh is that the thought of of settle how it can get a balance based. yeah,

i mean the but because we will fema that associated with the age. well that was that a fee so yeah, that was done. but as of october, and i show that you are the gentleman of a gentleman upfront because of the i little have that the be the sure the minimum of the bundled off the he has come with the woman home middle of the slip. yeah. she got home with an s at all, either do the home, move them as a big a for the most part of the city of was some said meet home best i'm have them. and the young woman that i, the, you know, had been with somebody, the

humanitarian designs done, sold it and goes, funding food is getting harder. israel says how much militant aside in hospitals and schools. so the bottom 2000 reported the nothing justifies the master camp updates on us getting the most of my objection

and my companions objection to the assault on guys that isn't move on. why? because the vast majority of, of the victims, mold and 70 percent. so in a sense, convenience, and here's where there is a racist convey that says that i don't know in the sense, even in gosh, the media coverage started off being totally sympathetic to israel. but the images that are coming out are so heartbreaking at so sad. so tragic that said, the balance of world opinion as shifted and this syntheses, so as the toward these rallies are now over whelmed by the sympathies for the people of guys at

the bottom of the global communities, once again talking about the palestinian tragedy as well as how much his goals may have been to draw attention to the design and stay in the gaza strip. and this isn't the 1st time that's being done with terrorist attacks. the .

the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills. and is it just because it shows you fractured images, presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground? can i totally say it broke down 75 years ago. and there has been no peace since june

started coming to by this time in the late 19th century. when anti semitic sentiment was rife in europe, amazon is moved with a peer. its goal was to create an independent to a state, the british proposed established in palestine at the time territory under britain. this protect it. this is when the 1st idea to which under the jews to their homeland at the time they were more than 10 times as many arabs and muslims in palestine as there were jews during world war 2 and the whole of cost that create that change. the situation and change the diameter, 6000000 jews had been killed and the gross sympathies for, with the choose means of doing this nice thing. somebody is, i don't see a single fish thing so, so small, i'm going to put in your microphone in your or so then you move this will dest

ethan diet that are shooting? yeah, it was, it was the most i should do the actual easy presidium. 6 themes to put the question i it's a sad thing is i don't see that because i knew so i need to renew it. but the last thing you can, you, us could call is that are they would do that. so i'm boyfriend is human the uh, jim, uh, police teams, commodity columbus with this tool. the. yeah, we use that or that comes with solution. and we've got some demo, your flip shields, southpark, it was to the team to the police team they sent. they also is advised because of their so you would have c, p of the war begins the arrows declare war and thousands of the jews were killed and maybe 13000 arabs were killed. however, what happens is about 750000 hours were driven out of their homeland jews fund. something like 29 arrow villages the

the ups store designed it, splitting the yep. so you get this customer unit. so it'd be the larger. so what is the status of the, the you see what the, like a business of similar to the key of the cd and the showing here that was the was a little bit of cookies, blah, blah blah. so just keep doing it, but come through and i've done this and it was about 800000 palestinians, lost the land and their homes such things so hard to forgive a movement to liberate palestine founded by yes i out of that began to grow the cold to establish a palestinian state and started up is a fight against those who considered invaders,

which forced israel to negotiate that i did, i solve the reason i was not that as move to view of the school, it was the service that a good actor is around your vision pretty wide. yes. really. that's as a back to the police. and you guys can call us because the issue of our operational video makes the new go want for you and you must be from ice. you with the because you, i get both these measuring the from of the most that we will use are in the person put arrows that signed a peace treaty with israel in the west bank and gaza strip palestinian. now telling me is a peer the thought uh, move on to pile on our side became president base and have it came. is way as president. he had psych rubbing was assassinated by his way of the student. because he had signed a peace treaty with the palestinians in the gaza strip. how must rose up on

terrorist attacks resumed? well, the, so much as the side glass here, do you use the solution pretty much yesterday the semester is that the of the security issue in the community is asking us to myself, couple a go. it is. i'm going to be the easiest ones. this is the one you do from us is the time so kindly the, using the 1st name go find you pretty much look and see what's the value of the piece. and there's a lot of so you what is to do with that is what you, what are the, what is just going to use where something has come. us came to power and goes are in 2006 of to which israel and egypt located the entire territory. more than

2000000 people live here on the small strip of land. almost all of the refugees or children of refugees. offense was erected around garza, which is kept under constant surveillance. okay, this guy on there, 53 percent. poverty rate among young guys is uh, between $19.29, something like 70 percent unemployment. gaza has survived as a welfare state to the people there have no hope. they've been desperate nice from the thought of the property of the daughter to how much frontage cupid started for the students who are currently made it with the chest police feeling that the most successful garza the, was that i didn't do but the coverage to him. we got the what you mean? the dealers will you stanley, when you go to what we mean deals come up with i think from us when you show you

what the car cars do, you need a deletes police. people come across new phone. yep. on your well as well fight. some us in the gaza strip on palestine is westbank governed by there's no open conflict as yet, but all to the outbreak of hostilities, the situation is now pointing point. israel is conducting antiterrorist rates on this talk of hundreds of deaths including children, the lives of the guys thought the last and what all the phone tags saw. some of the guy move up all 7. paul, what personal philosophy have to show

us? how it didn't help the special but i loved it, but all the 100 and look on the of to these events. thousands of palestinians gathered for funerals in the west bank, the killing of civilians ignites and violent confrontations between palestinian protest as an israel. some of the tray, the thoughtful thing for which that's a cool place to waits of lava, blah, it'd be good. critically, they were critically. that's in the city and you don't have to wait for butcher's going here. but the rest of the phone didn't the, the stuff i'm going to call of i typically that's this early in the woods. the bluff loop. is that what can we vision exactly what they call my celia? things is that attends in israel, even all the adults jews,

and taking up arms until recently this was unimaginable. these people are exempt from military service. that you will be bound to study the torah purpose of jewish traditions. now they don't need to defend themselves. so now we trusted the security forces, but now we see that we have to prepare ourselves. and when somebody is dressed like it, you know, we use that to the community as no army in background. they don't know anything about security. and the earth is know that they live very close to the villages. and in 2 or 3 minutes, the fence when say 50100, the airbus can come with guns or with a knives. meanwhile, it goes and they're trying to cope with the humanitarian designs. the. there's practically no food. the end, a critical shortage of medicine. cherokee, india,

and many other countries to send humanitarian aid to gaza. rushes also sending thousands of tons of aid by egypt, courts. and because a lot of people to this, i thought i see it coming to thought in the even it says group, almost most of us on this is jeanette instrument. tickets or if we can kind of both them, which is what i see. i see, but i see you see you in comes to vehicles on his way over to a store or the operate. she continues with america is full of support. the problem is we've got the victims. israel is empower. sydney is very unique position because they are being victimized by people who are themselves victims who had suffered in the holocaust. which complicates it complicates the moral situation and complicates the politics. no, there is no complication. that is rallies are the best friends. it is

utterly racist for europeans to think that because of their crimes, they can force the policy and people to pay the price. they have to give up their land because someone else has committed a crime that makes absolutely no sense whatsoever. victory is not possible, in fact, for the human standpoint, we've already lost the world is never going to forget these images. the weather is never kind of forget what her last day to october 7th. and the weather is never going to be able to forget what these rallies have done. the we have to stay song ceaselessly. people have to stay phone to ask the wars. there

will be some very soft questions that benjamin anthony hour and all of the people who are sitting in those 120 chairs would have to answer. but for now, we don't. uh think about that. we just think about what is the fastest way to and come to us. and i do believe that we could do that and we went through the laser as a source to a new boy with a credit shift. and if i get the same project in a different muscle, not that was a current shipment, but i was looking for a mazda of which is a bridge. oh, got your 5 get which is already a little more difficult. uh, how much will the function code could we reached up is easy to find. it could be an industrial use the how much blue truck drove it and i'm gonna use to shoot that with you guys. think would people are you able to? so that's always if need to from us when she is here, it says to port how much of what type of of the millions of us women and

children. they're met, the same as members of their family, have such anger, rage, bitterness as another generation of resistance. fighters, potential service mckenzie and mass murder is being carried out against these people. and the regimes that are behind this genocide are western regimes. all the bombs, all the weapons that are used by this really amazing are being supplied by the united states. we don't on seems to be the one piece that needs to be that we don't want anyone to do because we want to 2 peoples of the land to leave in peace and prosperity. and there was no other way but the politic or what the political solution that is ending bill to based on of the sage for an

independent palestinian state along side the side. the susan muslims could live peacefully, but we need to say new leadership in gaza. new leadership in the west bank, a new leadership in israel, and i hope new leadership in the united states. i mean, those are the principal players here, the, the the,

[000:00:00;00] the, the similar missile complexes, for example, american made ones appear in some other region of the world. we then reserve the right to act in the reciprocal manner. lot of input into one is that if the us deploy is i need to mediate range myself, system, russia, all that has the right to do so in this problem, minutes time moves to visit moscow on monday, but by logical summit, abroad since being re elected by 12 so a lot of good on further developments of the 2 countries already from relation