the people here are very kind, and they also have the most delicious fried potatoes, and my name is zakaria, i came to belarus from libya, to study it technologies, this is where i live a year and a half, i like belarusians, kind and calm people live here, and also... zakaria, how do you like the city, small, it sounds like something very big, the world, i agree, a very small city, the name is myr, as if it should be big, but wait, i guess. that there is something big there, it looks like females, recently i was in ignorant, yes, but it looks like, let's go there, let's go, let's go, 1, 2, 3, zakoris, please wait for me, quickly, no, i can't do that. wait, a cannon, what is it, a cannon, that ’s what it’s called, i didn’t know, well done, i think you ’ve seen it before, we don’t have something like that, no, we do, but i’ve never just wondered, good afternoon, what’s going on here , this morning the castle garrison announced that we have honored guests and today will be for you... well, now i invite you to the castle, oh, cool, let's go, but it’s worth it, it’s worth it, it’s worth it, no f

fareed zakaria gps and from columns he writes for the washington post. he's been an influential presence in the media for over decades, starting with his time managing editor of the journal foreign affairs. he then edited newsweek international and served later as editor at large at time magazine and news analyst at abc news. along the way, wrote several bestselling books, such topics as populism, threats to democracy at home and abroad the rise of non-western, the importance of what well-rounded education and lessons for a postwar pandemic world. his writings and on air commentaries have earned fareed a reputation for incisive, clear analysis of world events. his new book is his most ambitious. it offers us a framework for understanding the revolutionary times which we live. times marked, on the one hand, by tremendous progress economically and technically. on the other hand, by seismic social disruptions, deep anxieties and political backlashes. fareed argues that this of action and reaction, this dynamic between progress and backlash is a feature of p

that's coming up on fareed zakaria gps. this sunday at 10:00 a.m. let's go out to cnn's danny freeman in the meantime, he he's in butler, pennsylvania where all of this happened. danny, this morning, we're learning that the secret service is facing even more scrutiny from the department of homeland security of course, there are still these outstanding questions about the gunman and the motive what can you tell us what's the latest out there? >> so jim, what we can tell you is that the department of homeland security's inspector general has opened up an investigation specifically to evaluate secret services it's process for securing that events that campaign rally for former president donald trump back there on saturday. this is in addition to the fbi that is also investigating what unfolded at that rally over the weekend. now, i should say, jim, you noted this at the top. this all comes as we are now hearing more from the director of the secret service, cnn's whitney wild spoke to her yesterday last evening and the director of the secret service sai

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so read zakaria examines america's mess with mexico. >> next, don't cnn? >> on may 13, 18, 46 the united states declared war on mexico president james polk claimed that america had been attacked but in reality, the invasion was a brazen land grant american troops made it all well the way to mexico city and the u.s. annexed much of today's western united states the future foundry the republican party and illinois congressman named abraham lincoln passionately opposed the war but today's republicans have mexico in their sights. once again back when he was president donald trump as defense secretary mark esper if he could launch missiles at mexico's drug cartels without mexico's permission and then blame the attack on another country we could do it quietly. trump said, no one would know it was us esper told him the idea was ridiculous an act of war against one of america's biggest trading partners but trump would not back down. and an oval office fantasy this i will deploy all necessary military assets became a 2024 campaign pledge justified if military force

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foreign office , david lemmy, for the sake of understanding last week he gave an interview to fareed zakaria where he said: “we need to become realistic, keep in mind that there are many states on this planet.” well, perhaps he meant that we need to look around and focus not only on the united states, but we’ll see, well, here we go. this head of the british ministry of defense is really an unattractive man, but we’ll also see what he says in the near future regarding the trip orban, today at some point politico wrote that viktor orban had disappeared, i mean the mystery of where his plane went, for several hours, the hungarian prime minister did not get in touch, there were jokes about the fact that someone took him from him in moscow telephone, but... in the end it turned out that the trip was indeed being prepared in conditions of incredible confidentiality, orban flew to russia immediately to the kremlin, right now the hungarian delegation is still in moscow, in russia it is still in the kremlin, although officially it seems if the negotiations ended, well, that’s interesting, well, sija

vahid zakaria rat of radio and television news agency. the first iranian atomic clock will be unveiled soon. the atomic clock is a type of standard clock that is used in the world and is used as a time reference for other clocks and timing devices, and the accuracy of this product is so high that it has an error of one second every 300 million years. this watch is based on motion fluctuations. an electron or a group of them inside an atom or atoms is set in a stable and precise manner. the way the atomic clock works is based on physical and chemical principles, and for this reason, the accuracy it is extremely high. the design of the country's first atomic clock has been started since 1400 at the shahid beheshti university's laser and plasma research institute with the cooperation of a group of experts and will soon be unveiled. iranian knowledge bases succeeded in localizing the knowledge of needle and suture production on a micro scale. artificial intelligence has been used to produce these products. islamic azad university of khomeini

they killed the prophet zakaria. they killed yahya nabi. to they claim to have killed jesus, peace be upon him. and this nation, with this characteristic and these characteristics , it is necessary that their shameful criminal acts should be a warning for the sleeping consciences of the world to wake up and see what kind of criminal regime is in front of them. now is the time to unite muslims. now is the time to unite all awakened consciences. it is according to sayyidna hazrat hussain , may god be pleased with him, who said: you have any religion, even if you don't have any religion, but be a free man, don't be silent in front of the cruelty and crimes of criminals, but unfortunately, today we are witnessing a deadly silence. we are from the international community, the head of this regime is qasim. when he participates in the public forum in america , unfortunately, we see that all the heads of the countries who are present there clap their hands for him and cheer him, so what do we expect from the leaders of the world countries? unfortun

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you from new york city will begin today's show discussing donald trump's newly announced running mate senator jd vance america has allies are concerned about statements of his like this i don't really care what happens to ukraine one way or another i'll ask the former swedish prime minister carl bildt for his reaction also just who is j.d. vance? >> or perhaps the better question is who he was before he became maga man, i'm a never trump guy. i never liked him. >> and david frum worked with vance more than a decade ago and he will tell us about the potential vp's intellectual one aid following the stunning assassination attempt on donald trump in pennsylvania news broke this week of another alleged plot to assassinate the former president. this time, an iranian plant i sat down with that country's acting foreign minister to press him on that and there was whether the war in gaza will expand but first, here's my take the democratic party is clearly in a crisis. >> if it stays with president biden as its nominee, it is likely sleepwalking into a humiliating

vahid zakaria rat of radio and television news agency. end of news, god bless you. in the name and memory of god, greetings and good time, i am here with you, dear viewers of the news network of the persistence of hot weather at the level of the country. in most regions of our country, the trend of increasing temperature is predicted. do. during the past day and night, among the provincial centers , ahvaz was the hottest provincial center in the country with a temperature of 48 degrees and kurd shahr was the coolest provincial center in the country with a temperature of 13 degrees . among the meteorological stations, dehloran in ilan province is the hottest spot in our country. we expect the hot weather to persist until the middle of next week and the temperature will increase , especially in the center. the slopes of alborz in the eastern parts of the country, let us see that we will have an increase in temperature in these areas. therefore, we request our compatriots to do the necessary cooperation in consuming electricity necessary efforts should be made to spend

the amount decreased a lot, we had a martyr in our place, martyr zakaria, who is alive, his soul is happy, he is the principal of the high school in this place. mr. amir abdullah, i am very fond of him because of his good manners and he is really a perfect human being. after the martyrdom of martyr zinda dal, pay special attention to the mother of martyr zinda dal. occasionally head giving, encouraging, giving encouragement to this martyred mother. when he was the deputy ambassador of our country in iraq, he was kind, called, and said that i am you and the martyr's mother. i sent you an invitation , please take care of the mother of martyr zanel, come and bring her with you to have a pilgrimage to karbala and najaf here . equipped for our presence after coming from iraq for their doctorate course again at tehran university for their doctorate course. his master's thesis was international which was finalized in 1975, and they got their degrees now in 1975, maybe about 28 years ago, they talked about what we see today, which are completely operational, and rarely do you see a thesis or diss

i'm fareed zakaria today on the program after last sunday's political earth the quake, stunning decision was biden abruptly ended his candidacy, the democratic party has a new presumptive nominee for president and today marks just 100 days until the election the new york times, ezra klein will join me to talk about the camila candidacy and what we know and don't know about vice president harris also too, great historian's. >> first neil ferguson on donald trump's republican party and the state of the conservative movement worldwide then and applebaum an autocracy on the rise all over the world. why does the world seems so vulnerable to it today but first, here's my take it's too early to write up the legacy of joe biden he has six more months in his presidency and in these volatile times, much could happen but it seems worth looking back at what we now know will be a one-term presidency and asking, what will define it in history to me, the signature aspect of biden's presidency has been his big break from decades of economic policy for almost half a century. the federal government has re

interview with iran's acting foreign minister, ali bagheri kani, coming up later sunday john fareed zakaria gps that is at 10:00 a.m. in new york, 3pm here in london. >> make sure to tune into that. in the meantime, tehran is condemning israeli airstrikes on houthi targets in yemen on saturday. and warning of a wider escalation in the region. yemen's houthi run ministry of health says at least three people were killed and another 87 wounded when israel struck the port of hodeidah israel's prime minister accuses iran of using the port to help the houthi rebels before we attack is not an innocent port. it was used for military purposes. it was used as an entry point for deadly weapons supplied to the houthis by iran they use this weapon to attack israel, to attack the countries of the region, to attack an international shipping lane. one of the most important shipping lanes in the world israel's military said early sunday that it intercepted a missile fired from yemen, adding that the projectile did not cross into israeli territory. >> houthi rebels confirmed they did launch ballistic missile

let's see if he does fareed zakaria. thank you very, very much. and still ahead.nearly 50 members of congress will not attend the speech by the prime minister benjamin at a time. yeah we'll be speaking with one of them that's next deliveries happen order that this happened now that happened, he get out of there to back the pitch i'll be there with rain, learn more at rnc.com. >> here's why you should switch from google to duckduckgo on all your devices duckduckgo comes with a built-in search engine like google, but it's private and doesn't spy on your searches. and duck, duck so let's you browse like chrome. but if blacks and creepy ads that follow you around from google and other companies, and there's no catch. it's free. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you around joining the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today didn't pass the tissue test, buckle up pace white and there's chris breeding white strips, wife whitens like a $400 professional treatment on top. >> crest this is what we find que

i'm fareed zakaria from the border to the economy, to the cartels. america and mexico have a relationship that has been crucial and complicated america blames mexico for its deadly drug prices? while american demand helps keep the cartels in business, millions pore over the southern border. but without mexico's help, there would likely be millions and millions more in a myriad of ways. this pivotal relationship and how america chooses to shape it, holds the keys to both country's future is now driving the drug overdose crisis across the country it is the most lethal drug epidemic in american history the fentanyl crisis synthetic opioids, mostly fentanyl killed an estimated 75,000 americans in 2023 alone more than all of the u.s troops killed in iraq afghanistan and vietnam i'm combined deaths went up 94% in a three-year period and no one brings more fentanyl into the united states then the sinaloa drug cartel in mexico it was headed for years famously by joachim guzman better known by his nickname el chapo no one put more drugs on the street in ameri

jen mean zakaria, to the program. so obviously very controversial you sought. what's your takeaway? >> well, i i support another promise not out for a very long time for the washington post, bloomberg and others. he's a very skilled order. this was his 4th address to congress. he is now spoken before a joint session of congress more than any foreign leader ever. winston churchill spoke there 3 times. i believe so. it was, you know, so he was playing to his strengths. i would say that the speech was the first sustained defense of israel's actions in gaza since the october 7th massacre is in israel. and it was a defense of the way the israeli military in particular has prosecuted this war. you had several idf soldiers who were there who are very ethnically diverse to push back on the idea of israel somehow was a white settler, illegitimate colonial state, the kind of rhetoric you've seen on campuses, including my own stanford over the past year. it's something that played very with the republican side of the congress. there were i think dozens of democrats who weren't there. you show

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i'm fareed zakaria coming to you live from new york today's show, of course, is on the assassination attempt on former president donald trump. we will bring you the latest from the investigation, will talk about the political implications of the shooting. and we will dig into the sad history of political violence in america. for now. let's get started with the key facts about what happened shortly after 6:00 p.m. last evening at a rally in butler, pennsylvania, trump had been on the podium just a few moments when loud bangs were heard coming from his right the former president ducked behind the lectern, was swarmed by secret service and when he reappeared, was bleeding from his year. the shooter was believed to have been stationed on a roof outside the rally security perimeter he was shot dead by the secret service they assailant was 20-years-old. what we know of his politics are these facts. he was a registered republican who had made a $15 donation to a democratic political action committee there are many aspects of this that i want to talk about with today's panel. with me here at

holmes himself one thing that you that again i learned for the first time in your book was zakaria chappie, who was one of the people that he was a harvard professor, one of the founders of the aclu. you great early defender of free speech and is often credited helping to holmes to change his mind later his career. that chappie said the better analogy for schenck would be if he was somebody who stood, you know, in a nondestructive way during, intermission and pointed out to people that the exits were blocked. yeah, in other words, he was trying to protect their safety. oh yeah. now that now sorry. no, no, he was he was brilliant. and pointing that out, i honestly that by the end of his life holmes would have loved to gone back and, stopped himself from writing that line because even by the time of his death it was already being used by everyone as an excuse to silence others. now, if we can proceed from our least favorite lines to what our positive models would be for a robust interpretation, the first amendment, when you were saying least favorite book, you would for holmes to take with h

i'm fareed zakaria coming to you from new york city will begin today's show discussing donald trump's newly announced running mate senator j.d vance america's allies are concerned about statements of his like this. i don't really care what happened when you ukraine, one way or another. >> i'll ask the former swedish prime minister carl bildt for his reaction also it's who is j.d. >> vance of perhaps the better question is who he was before he became maga man, i'm a never trump guy. i never liked him. >> and david frum worked with vance more than a decade ago and he will tell us about the potential vp's intellectual one at and following the stunning assassination attempt on donald trump in pennsylvania news broke this week of another alleged plot to assassinate the former president. this time, an iranian plant i sat down with that country's acting foreign minister to present on that there was whether the one gaza will expand but first, here's my take the democratic party is clearly in a crisis. if it stays with president biden as its nominee, it is likely sleepwalking into a humiliatin

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i'm fareed zakaria today on the program after last sunday's political earthquake hey, a stunning decision as biden abruptly ended his candidacy, the democratic party has a new presumptive nominee for president and today marks just one 100 days until the election the new york times, ezra klein will join me to talk about the camila candidacy. >> and what we know no, and don't know about vice president harris know how many also too great historian's first neil ferguson on. donald trump's republican party and the state of the conservative movement worldwide then and applebaum on or trump mark rissi on the rise all over the world why does the world seems so vulnerable to it today but first, here's my take it's too early to write up the legacy of joe biden. >> he has six more months in his presidency and in these volatile times, much could happen but it seems worth looking back at what we now know will be a one-term presidency and asking what will define it in history to me, the signature aspect of biden's presidency has been his big break from decades of economic policy for almost half a centu

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