really been able to have a president who has been able to use the full power of the presidency. i think in effect, the assassination of the cover up and the fact that we never got to the bottom of who actually did that has created a crippling effect on the presidential system of our republic. let's go back to the incident on how it was covered by a lot of media in the west. uh cnn. running a headline immediately off to the show. suffice suggesting the donald trump put full and as if he had made a gas. but we've seen like a job, i did that he had been helped to upstage. there was no loud noise. is heard, nothing about the shooting. this was in the immediate aftermath of why do you think some weston media was so keen to not cool a spade? a spade here as well, they're used to creating narrative. so word that i hate because it always means

there's something other than the truth. and so they want to create a perception that perhaps this was staged. shouldn't be taken that seriously. don't over play it height. i would like to remind people that after trump one the election, i think it was in january 2017. the london spectator had a headline that went something like will donald trump be in peach ousted in a crew or assassinated? that's pretty brace and um, so i think it was interesting what has happened to your launch expense? yes. yeah. yeah, i'm it, we're talking about the west and media. it's not just the west to meet. the joe biden came on stage a few hours. it looked like he was already past his bedtime. you were going through part of that statement. he also failed to acknowledge that this was an attempted assassination, saying that he had his opinions, but he was waiting for the fax. do you think he should have come out stronger of

that press conference? a yes i do. i saw comments by people like governor whitmore who, who condemned the violence immediately. especially anyone who is running for office, you would think would be extremely alarmed and want to denounce this and the strongest possible terms. this is not, we claim to be a democratic republic. this is not democratic. people should not be resorting to violence political rallies that would indicate that there's something wrong with the way things are going in the republic. so there should have been an immediate condemnation of what occurred well done. so thank you very much for joining say on all the international that is independent us send it to candidates, them so much appreciate it. you're welcome. thank you. well, let's just give you

a recap. now, all the latest in regards to this attempt that was made on the life of donald trump . this took place at a political rally in pennsylvania. donald trump, of course, naturally escaping a bullet. and you know, that's a little bit all that chart that she likes a couple of months old. and if you want to really see something like this said, take a look what happens to which i'm speech was stopped in its tracks and he was instantly surrounded by his security service detail blood from the show. but piece dizzy covers the right side of his face and also streaking across the front terms and held up a fist in defiance. before lightning security guards escaped him of the stage. now the u. s. secret service says the former president is now safe. he's left the medical facility where he was being treated the us congress has no set

a date of july 22nd. to hold hearings on the matter. well, the shooter was located and then tubes by law enforcement. one spectator was killed and 2 others were critically injured. with defense, trump has already deposit, as i mentioned from the hospital is moved to cade had just seen driving away from that facility. he then went onto this flight, what happened only his 1st social media, or is this incredible that such an act can take place in our country? i was shot with a boy at the pierce, the upper part of my right ear. i knew immediately that something was wrong in that i heard a whizzing sound shots and immediately felt the bullet ripping through the skin, much bleeding took place. so i realized then what was happening. meanwhile, try bind on a dress to b, u. s. nation in response to the attack on donald trump on chief,

failed to call it an assassination attempt. i don't know enough to i, i'll tell you, but i don't have any fax. so i wanna make sure we have all the facts before i make some comment. any more comments? thank you. a popping noise is all loud noises over the 1st 2 hours of she posts the streets, and many in the west and mainstream media didn't mention that donald trump was so despite the fact that that had been confirmed that the time i was before that the cnn even lived with a headline that said, the former president had fallen on how to be helped by the secret service. just let those narrative sink in for a moment and realize the potential funds that they could have. well, let's discuss this further. now if foreman,

new york university professor michael wrecked involved and also lecture at city university of the york, daniel show, uh, thank you very much for joining us here on, on the international. i'm just gonna start off with you daniel, can i get your thoughts on how deep the divide is white? now the political divide in america and whether you think there is any risk of violence spreading after this, as no question. if a trump had been assassinated, we could have seen a galvanized ation of uh, hundreds of potential militias. theres uh, over 400000000 uh guns in this country. and with the populace of only 333000000, we had 675 mass random shootings last year. so both trump and binding are acting surprised, but we live in are you we the most violent arm society in the world? i think trump comes out of this further fortified and certainly surviving in us as

a nation attempt is going to galvanize um his base. still a lot of speculation. how secret service, how the police in pennsylvania did not spot this shooter who was said to be bare, crawling up uh up walls and across roofs in plain view. as many witnesses have testified witnesses, we have gone viral on twitter and what was spoken to uh, uh, bbc, so we have to see what facts come out in the next uh, 48 hours, professor reckon volt to ask you the same question. i mean, how do you feel about this risk of potential violence writing as well. i agree with the professor that has had this assassination attempt been quote, like successful we would have a massive revolution in this country. i believe there would be a mass of uprising as it is. this attempted assassination will galvanize trump

supporters and it will attract otherwise well question question. a bore a somewhat disaffected voters to trump side because this was an, an epic attempt to assassinate a former president and a candidate for president. this is just a really incredible uh, development. and it comes on the heels of some very incendiary rhetoric from the democratic party, let's not forget to just 5 days ago in a call with donors. and this is not to say that this is a call to arms. but, you know, just as an example of the rhetoric that we're hearing from the democrats bite and said, who's the owner base? it's time to put the debate behind us. it's time to put donald trump in the bull's eye. this is 5 days ago. so we're hearing donald trump being called evil being

called a rapist. they have a, they have a charged, a base to, to totally below the donald trump. they have program them effectively to become an insane regarding donald trump. they have a serious element known as trump arrangements syndrome that's been fostered by the democratic leadership and the media which has completely stoked this kind of this kind of the stain uh to bill of fi and demonized trump, to the extent possible calling him everything from a hitler and to a nazi and so on and so forth. all of this has been a precipitous, this is really water is put us in this kind of a scenario. so we might talk about so called right wing militia, but after all, the shot was fired and it certainly wasn't from some right wing militia, unless there is a real twisted blot here. yeah,

very interesting to see how much has been a good deal. and i think by not just the media, but also politicians themselves, you mentioning that do bite and cooling for him to be in the bull's eye whether that was a bad turn of phrase or not. clearly given what's happened, it's something that bite and himself should be reflecting on. daniel, sure, i just ask you about the security presence at the event. obviously the guys, the agents were wrong from say with that within seconds. and donald trump is find them all ready for that work. but is there a question about whether the security generally at the event, was it defendable? was it good to not something clay note, if somebody was able to take target practice of the former president. so yeah, 5 shots were fired and when we saw a trump defiantly survive the assassination attempt, he then got up and raised his fist with some of his supporters. someone else? i'm no, i don't think it's clear yet. who someone else was died at the scene from one of

the 5 bullets. someone else is seriously injured. they seem to be security lapses. and i think it's true with the professor was saying, i think almost every liberal in this country, which is the bullet, was uh, a fraction of a center media to the left. definitely this population does suffer from a trump derangement syndrome, as joe biden carries out the 4th invasion and occupation of 80 and a 100 years, a genocide in palestine. a war a proxy war against russia. that's to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars that should be invested in our country. so the comparison to the assassination of john f. kennedy, in 1961, i could be accurate. john f kennedy was seen as not carrying out the agenda of the military industrial complex, who president eisenhower had warned, was the greatest threat to democracy in this country. i trump throws a monkey wrench into many of the designs of the true ruling class of this country.

they won um this f a g who they call president biden to continue somebody who suffers from parkinsons or whatever the medical diagnosis is. but it's clear that he's not running this country. yeah. professor rex and all that sort of ask about like the age of the candidates, because obviously there's been a huge amount of focus on finding the considerable gases fooling over over time. but there's also been a question about from the only being just a couple of years younger than him, different, but we saw him within seconds of the attempt on his life pumping his fist in the telling people to fight. we've heard from him now since he's left the medical facility. it is how would you think this will galvanized him galvanized and involved in his campaign had those november's election as well as my ex theater twitter feed is any indication? uh there is a great deal of um, you know, there's a great deal of language rhetoric about trump. uh,

having an epic moment and having an iconic moment. the pump pumping of the fest with blood strong on his face makes him look like a martyr. and this will definitely help him in the election. and i couldn't agree more with the professor regarding the fact that we have a really a mask, a kind of masquerade, a bite and as leading the country when the ruling class behind him is anything. but you know, the kind in general man that they would like to portray him as and they are psychopathic genocide of maniacs. who are undertaking wars all over the globe. the genocide in gauze of the insane work in ukraine to the tune of hundreds of billions of dollars. this is an absolute travesty. so where is the left so called in this country? i don't see it. there is some opposition,

of course. and that's another thing that will divide biden's constituents. he has lost a great deal grassroots sport because of his, uh, continual funding, an army of israel, regardless of what they do without any oversight. and with the most outrageous slaughter that i've seen on television, uh, even counting the vietnam or so, this is just where we're really in a situation where and i agree that trump represents a kind of monkey ranch thrown into the rolling classes, the machinations, and i'm not saying this, he's literally well an anti establishment candidate, but he definitely shakes up this regime for some reason. and i think it has to do with, in fact, the military industrial complex and the, uh, the, the, the leads uh,

the city rock of this regime to continually wage endless war. and to, to say beretta with china on top of uh, engaging in 2 fronts already. so, um, i think this, this will be in the chronic moment for trump. it will galvanize a lot of people and attract a lot of a lot more supporters to his to his side. and i, i think the elections basically over his age. i think he kind of be live the process, the possibility that he's, you know, decrepit because he, after all, he was shot nearly shot in the head, got up and pump the fist. i mean, he seems to have a quite a reserve of energy. so i don't, i don't see him as in the kind of decrepit state that we see by them. then we have had lots of condolences coming from around the world from leaders. we heard from victor, open of hungry, we've heard from benjamin netanyahu of israel. i just want to bring you what we've

heard from the venezuelan, the does, this is nicholas madura. it's just have a listening to what he had to say get on the swelling data, and we have a vin, as well as a whole of all peoples i want to reject and refuse to accept this as against the former president donald trump. i wish she must be the recovery and may god bless the people of the united states of america and give him peace and dunc realty, the boss to, well, that was nicholas madura speaking. i'm venezuela is a country like many other and lots of america, nations that know an awful lot about political violence. donald, so we've also seen political violence. now the regions, particularly here in europe over the last few months, we saw a robot for feet. so from slovakia shot point blank, and a s b position in germany was stabbed back in june. now we've got base violence against from why do you think it's becoming such a common place thing to see this kind of political violence?

this is malcolm ex todd us. the chickens are coming home to roost. the colonial boomerang violence is one back around. a great is purveyor of violence in the world is dr. martin luther king describe the united states in 1968 before he was assassinated. arguably, chiefly because of, uh, the war he opposed in, in, in, in vietnam. i think this uh, resets the election scenario even more. i think it feeds more momentum, certainly to the trump camp, but did park or see 2 of so many leaders were extending their condolences to donald trump, but they never extended condolences to nicolai's mother little it's a hugo chavez. how many assessment is 8 assessment agent attempts today? survive? if we were to look at from patrice limone, but uh, how many different leaders who the united states has organized cruise again,

it's an assassin aided. so the hypocrisy of uh, of, of us foreign policy. and again, these issues of war and peace, which are really the ultimate issues, the conquering the foreign markets. whether it's the recall and a is ation of, of russia is they carried out in 1991 with the collapse of the soviet union. whether it's the bombardment of syria in, in libya, trump is not the man. so the job trump march is to the beat of his own drum. he has his own agenda. he's clumsy, he's open with his racism. is he in a phobia, is sexism. this is not the candidate that the ruling class wants, so they can hold onto a gemini, in a world with his more multi polarity, russian leadership, chinese leadership, the boulevard, and leadership here in south america. so they're, they're very afraid the trump is going to win in the upcoming months. that professor, what, what's your thoughts on not this fear that from could when you mentioned how much he's been demonized in the past, really isn't that much concerned that he could be installed in the white house in

january or yeah, i think there's a great deal of concern that he could uh care the election despite all of that your carry that is liable to take place with reference to the electoral process. here we have a very rickety uh, electrical system at best. uh it is rife with all kinds of flaws and you know, a voter uh you know, but voter uh uh, not folder fraud, but really electoral fraud where there's a great deal of motor uh, cast, you know, uh, casting voters drafting voters off the street carrying all kinds of ballots, and putting them in dropbox is the, there's a lot of categories. so i think he has a lot to overcome in terms of the electoral process. but this might just be enough of a bit of

a victory that he can overcome the fraud. that's liable to be taking place in the electoral process. i think it could be enough to put them over the top down hill. i just want to ask you about the political violence a little bit more about that. we had a joe biden suggesting just a few days ago in a call that trump should be put in the bull's eye. we've had a major donor now to the bite and campaign. uh, this is reed hoffman saying just 2 days ago that he wished he made from a malta who has now happened then. i mean, this was an incredibly close. cool. do you think that coleman slight base have actually instigated that finance? the guys trump? yeah. the professor said very well, the term trunk derangement syndrome characterizes the world view, the mentality of hundreds of millions of americans identifies liberals. they claim

to have this and that values as we carry out the genocide in gaza as they invade around the world as they spark a new cold war against china over one of china's provinces. so this, there's no question. there's no question. come what may, on november 5th, the people of the united states, they're going to lose either way. neither of these political candidates are i certainly trump is much more independent than biding, but they're both mouth piece is the both representatives a ruling class agenda is at this point, what is biden? but in f, a g, a. it's embarrassing in front of the entire world. in the country, a 333000000 people with so much talent with so many individuals who could bring it to his he has been creat ciboney. dr. cornel west in, in jo stein and the other candidates who are 3rd party candidates, but we're stuck in this. do awfully. billionaires are in control. and it's the

1000000000 is where determining that they want more war on russia. they want more war on china, or they can't bear to see any slots of the globe with an outs with any type of anything that resembles sovereignty. because trump is, is, is really an unpredictable candidate who has his own agenda often puts his own narcissistic interest in front of the most narcissistic entity on earth. you're not allowed to be more narcissistic than the us ruling class. that's really why they hate trump. they don't hate them because of all of his racism in seeing a phobia and everything i, i outlined they hate him because if he wants to, he's going to code a pyre on yang, on his roads as he, as he did on on 2 occasions to meet with the team, john owning single ports in, in vietnam, a truck was floating, the idea of going down to venezuela to sit down with, with nicholas with a lot of these are completely unacceptable things with

w. b. dubois called issues of war and peace. that's really what drives the agenda of the oligarchy in this country. well done, like a talk to you forever, but we all sadly out of time. thank you very much. that was a former new york university professor, michael rex, involved and electra at city university of the york, daniel show. but we discussed the shooting with a host of the $360.00 view scott feet. and now she was now. she says that if the shot would have been fatal for trump, the us would have been turned into a celtic state today. this is going to change not only the security, but it's also going to change the dynamic and all of the conversations that are happening from not only outside what's going on with in the convention center, but also the opposite. good. now, america is, is focused on american difference on what exactly happened and you have to realize, i think everyone, brother, republican or democrat, recognize it. so we were just an inch away from complete,

may have taken over this country. if that shot would have gone off and been in been state or to donald j trump, we would be living in a very chaotic state in america today. even so there are still lots of questions about how this is going to play out politically. both for republicans as well as for joe biden, who yes, you did make a statement, but it took him several hours to do so. and those that might be saying, well, this could be potentially something that targeting the republican and the democratic candidate, make no mistake, make no mistake. elliptical tensions are high right now and it takes the, it's taking it. this is going to make americans have to pause and recognize it has a separate have they become too emotionally involved with this presidential campaign with this present to a race and did that one of the reasons i drove this principle of potentially assassination on the us presidential candidate, what we're finding out particular about the shooter is obviously they don't have any direct political involvement with

a democratic campaign or joe biden campaign. however, that is the type of rhetoric that has been continuing to increase against donald j trump. the last 4 to 6 years, that is very dangerous for americans today and to it. and i think the results of tonight is an absolute reaction to a lot of the rhetoric that's been going on both in the public as well as in the private i over the past 3 years. what do you say with us how no to international as we bring you continued coverage of back to attend to this destination or for my president, donald trump. we're going to be back in a few minutes. just a quick break. do hope you can join us again. the release of come to the russian states. never as tight as on one of the most sense community best ingles, all sense and up the in the 65

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