monday, january 15th, at the stroke of midnight, the islamic revolution guard. cour launches a brage of its ballistic missiles, the targets and israeli spying nest located in iraqi kurdistan and some terrorist groups based in syria. these high-precision strikes came a couple of weeks after a twin suicide attack in carmon killed more than 90 morners who had come to mark the fourth martterdom anniversary of lieutenant general qasim soleymani, the world anti-terrorism hero after an unune. usual suspicious delay daesh claim responsibility for the attack, although many at home and abroad deeply believed it was the israeli regime who had pulled strings. after the carmon tragedy, iran's political and military leadership vowed strong retaliation. but are the recent missile attacks just a tit for tat or revenge for the carnage in carmon? are they a message to tehran's arch foes? has iran eventually run out of its strategic patient? with them and should the region brace itself for new round of tensions? these and more on this episode of iran today. by many credible accounts, the israeli regime

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do and we will never stop that and we tell them the old day has come to stay until the liberation of cours we will never stop that demonstration whether they put up or not and that's what our answer to them, so that's how sometimes it goes well without any each, and sometimes abruptly they just attack it, it has been increasingly we are not doing even in in the federal capital, but now it is the largesting is in the federal capital now, right, right, well we look at the situation of palestine, what? why is it such an important issue and very controversial issue in many places? yeah, this is like a sort of focal point, it all of us are attracted to it, and it we find that those who are attacking and killing palestinians, if they have their way, they will attack and kill ever muslims. muslim and indeed they are they are just anti-humanity when i say you are they are trying to build an order which they themselves will have in total control so those fighting in palestine were fighting not on only for liberation of palestine but for the liberation of all the operats in the whole in the whole wo

do and we will never stop that and we tell them the old day has come to stay until the liberation of cours we will never stop that demonstration whether they put empire or not, and that's what our answer to them, so that's how sometimes it goes well, without any each, you know, and sometimes abruptly they just attack it, alhamdulillah, it has been increased, we formally we are not doing even in in the federal capital, but now it is the largest gazoring is in the federal capital now, right, right, we look at the situation of palestine, why is it such an important issue and very controversial issue in many places? yeah, this is like a sort of focal point, it all of us are attracted to it, and it we find that those who are attacking and killing palestinians, if they have their way, they will attack and kill ever muslims. ever muslim and indeed they are they are just anti-humanity we might say you are they are trying to build an order which they themselves will have in total control so those fighting in palestine were fighting not on only for for liberation of palestine but for the liberation

styles, from relatively soft ones, such as classic metal, to very heavy ones, black metal or grind coure called metalheads or metalheads. so much for all music lovers. instrumentalists among musicians, this is often the case, and as for changing something, i already play in too many genres, that is, it’s not always a specific one, it’s a crossover in any case, if i do something easier, then there’s still a lot of stuff there , so change something, which is what it is, but i don’t see the point, i just don’t think that anything will change even with time, because it’s not something like that anyway narrowly focused, what topics do you mainly reflect in your texts? well, themes are like vocals, this is usually not the case here... it’s different, incredibly different, it ’s really a lot of techniques, maybe the average listener can’t hear it at first glance, and it seems like an ordinary scream, but if you just scream incorrectly, then you’ll be in trouble for a long time you can’t shout, so this has certain, of course, techniques, there really are a lot of them, but they are also often h

they have no witnesses and by the way the witness took back everything that he said in cour took it allback. they have no case and it's a shame that a thing like this is able to happen.■e she won after exxon and they decided to move to texas. hundreds of millions of dollars they pay in paid paid over $300n taxes over the last number of years, traded million and they don't recognize that. they don't recognize anything. and to think of it not one witness millions of pages of documents,ears of this nonsense and now one other factor we want this case already in the court of appea but favor of us that this judge has been very slow to accept t opinion because that's not the opinion that he wants. but we won in the court of appeals. and there was a conclusive victory, statute that case has been won. that's the story and it would come down to wall street which is a great building and he got a chance to see where the nicest buildings in new york are in a convenient place. we have it and it's been a very successful billing but it's a shame to have to have gone through this for years and years and

having to concede that their actions are indeed in violation of the geneva conventions, and so if the coural and otherwise legal standpoint to actually stop the actions of israel, but what it can do is serious indictment from a world b

that, they're not even using graphic images, which is something that... is quite uh unseen in the of cour and maybe in history, whereas the israelis, they're really trying to tap on emotions, which they know that they have lost, um, they have lost a lot of support from the entire world, and this is why they're trying to use emotions or trying to use video whatever videos they can find, it's more of a propaganda than it is case where they're really um rebutting the the the case. and the the the falls that are set out that the and the evidence that was given out by south africa and so this is why i think this is very significant osama hamdan has stressed that it is enough for us when it comes to the case and the war on the palestinians uh to give the facts to give what is actually happening on the ground uh the palestinians themselves have also been given evidence to the entire world how they are uh they are being killed and uh um basically a daily basis in real time and this is being documented. on social media for the entire world and because of that, even as i know that the israelis seve

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if the cour held yes, i would think that wod settle the matter.f, the only reason i have any doubt is because of brand x. brand x is a huge embarrassment for the government and the government's friend. i looked through e amicus and i counted 13 amicus brief's . only two sided brand x. it si to just go away, wouldn't it? >> sorry, justice thas laugh if >> that ablutely makes clear this is a reliance destroying doctri. frankly if you said that chevron is over and all of those step twcas that were decided are going to have starry sesaffect because of the level of generality point, you wi be givingstily to the la it will be improving stability. that is aimrtant distinction from kaiser. the kaiser doctrine never had its brand x moment where court make clear the agency can flip 180 degrees. indeed in kaiser itself it ggts that the opposite. here with chevron we know this is a reliance deroying doctrine. here is another thing to think about in terms of kaiser. as ire the cot's decisi kn idoe to chevron, i also read it as all this at the unit a special ju

regional strikes, with its strikes on iraqi and syrian territory, iran's islamic revolution guards cour become a major regional military power. the bbc writes, the airball attack appeared to underscore the message that not only can the irgc carry out precision strikes, but also it has the ability to strike military installations near aerbills international airport where u.s. and other foreign forces are stationed: irgc's herbal missile strike based on legitimate defense. iranian foreign minister hussein amir abdullahyan says a missile strike by the islamic revolution guards corps a building in airbal in iraq's kurdistan region was conducted on the grounds of legitimate defense. mh news writes amir abdullahyan said in a phone conversation with his dutch counterpark hanke bruwen schlot on friday that in striking the targets in airbell iran sought to deal effectively with terrorism in the region, he said the center of plotting some terrorist attacks in iran which killed many innocent iranian people, was an espionage based in iraq's kurdistan. the iranian minister urged anotherlands to take

watching press tv world news, us and uk have launched a new round of air strikes on yemen, press tv's a cour has your story: after the recent successful yemeny army operation targeting the american military ship ocean jazz in the gulf of aiden, the us and uk conducted new series of air strikes targeting eight positions in the capital sana. despite the yemani attack on the us ship, the us military denies it, asserting continuous communication with the ocean jazz throughout its journey. the naval forces of the yemani army carried out a military operation targeting an american military cargo ship ocean jazz in the gulf of aiden using appropriate naval missiles. the yemani armed forces afirm that retaliation against american and british attacks is inevitable and any new aggression will not go unpunished. military experts believe that the fresh air strikes against yemen contradict is claims that the germany attack is false. when the us denies our attack on the sheep and then launches strikes against us, this is an act of revenge, and the us is trying to prove that it's a stronger. the american de

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, toutefois, à la même majorité sont voter des circonstances atténuantes, en consequence de quoi la cour.. but in the end, the military court deposed dirifus and sentenced to exile to devil's island in the french guiana islands. france used to send its political prisoners to the prisons of this island and it was known as devil's island because of the harsh behavior of its guards. the betrayal of france by a jew of jewish descent had aroused the feelings of the french society, hertzel reported which was published in the austrian magazine new fry press at that time. he tried to erase the negative feelings from the minds of the society and convince them that the jews want an independent country for themselves. the dreyfus incident became an excuse for hertzel to write a book entitled the jewish state. we want to lay the foundation stone for a house that will be a refuge for the jewish people. zionism is a return to judaism even before the return to the land of israel. signed: tudor hertzel. the main idea of ​​hertzel's book was this: in order for jews all over the world to be safe from anti

islamic revolution. guard cour has targeted espionage headquarters and terrorist gatherings in both syria and iraqi kurdistan. let's look at the incident and also the reasons why the irgc decided to conduct these strikes at this time and what the motives were. so in syria, as you can see in this uh picture, the islamic revolution guard court targeted the... headquarters of daesh terrorist group in idlib, as you can see the rockets were launched from khuusistan toward idlib. this is a region located where in the northwest of syria, this is only one of the areas they are in. these are the missiles that you see coming from iran, four ballistic missiles were used to target them in it lip. there are many terrorists in this region, how... who are being funded and supported by the us in particular, the daesh group that was targeted in this case was daesh, khurasan terrorist group who are foreign backed, and they are linked to the us and israel, both are responsible for their training in this region to conduct terrorist activities, aside from the four missiles that were fired, there were addition

resistance, they vowed to eliminate and never deal with, and never recognize the plo, the and that of cour that failed, their attempts to destroy hamass are failing, their attempts to destroy the resistance or failing, because it's a targeting of palestinian resistance, and that's of course part and parcel of the attempt to force the palestinian people from their land and and confiscate their land and resources in future, and obviously the... "this is a failed project, no settler colonial project is going to be able to erase the palestinian people and their resistance forces whatsoever, and we've seen that, um, not only have they failed to eliminate the loyalty to the resistance, um, and the active military operations of the resistance, which are, you know, striking significant blows against the occupation forces a daily basis, but the fact is is that the adherance to..." support for armed struggle as the mechanism for the liberation of palestine, probably has greater support than it has had, you know, in a long time, because it's be, it's very clear that the palestinian people are facing

various divisions of the iranian army and the islamic revolution gas cour take part in the maneuvers along iran's southern coastline with the persian gulf and the sea of oman. dozens of jets and drones display a raft of modern warfare tactics at different altitudes by hitting. mark targets, also number of advanced military systems are used for the first time during the drill. iran's armed forces regularly hold military maneuvers to elevate their preparedness and showcase their powers. in recent years, iranian experts and engineers have made remarkable breakthroughs in developing and manufacturing a broad range of equipment making the armed forces self-sufficient. the commander of iran's khatam air defense base brigadier general qader rahimzader has provided more details of the military exercise conducted in the south of iran. let's take a listen. in this exercise, the air defense forces of iran's army, the aerospace force of the irgc, iran's navy and irgc's navy and units from the ground forces are participating. this exercise is being held from abadan to chabahar. it includes the co

humanitarian aid going into the gaza strip, either of those could be granted, or none of those, or the cour itself could come up with its own interim measures, or we could have full implementation of those measures requested by south africa as matter of urgency, now the question becomes, how is this? of course, because the icj's ruling is final, there is no right of appeal, but the question is one about accountability and of course enforcement, who will make israel heal in this situation? so is the room for, i mean the defiance that we have seen from um israel when it comes to respecting, i mean you very well know international law, humanitarian law, laws of engagement when it comes to the the endless list of work. crimes that have been committed in um in gaza, is there any room for hope? suppose you mention the icj says this case is going to move forward, it's going to proceed, it has merit, and then it it votes for south africa, hence the palestinians in gaza that a cease far will be uh basically enforced, but and you mentioned the enforcement itself is going to be difficult, so where is

incubation to keep uh uh committing its crimes against the palestinian people. thanks a press tv's cour joining us from deral balon in central gaza with the israeli regimes onslot on gaza going on unabated, people there are grappling with hunger and lack of other basic supplies. the united nations said this week that some areas of the territory are on the brink of famon. let's see how doctors and people in gaza describe the harsh conditions that they're facing. a month and a half ago this baby's weight was 7.5 kilos, in a month and a half he lost nearly 2 kilos, his weight now is 5.5 kilos, the mother and the baby suffer from malnutrition, no milk is available, which all impacts the growth of the baby, he lost two kilos, this is bad, it impacts his immunity, he constantly has inflammation in the chest and gastroenterteritis, the baby is breastfed by the mother, he depends on her milk only, there is no baby formula, families have problems with nutrition because they are displaced in schools and there is no healthy food available, they mostly depend on canned food, there is no available f

he also slammed cour israel's inhumane treatment of the palestinians detained during its military operations. the un chief then drew attention to the unfolding humanitarian crisis in gaza. he said the entire population of gaza is enduring destruction a scale and speed without parallel in recent history. gutedish added nothing can justify the collective punishment. the palestinian people, palestinian foreign minister riyad al-maliki also addressed the event. mr. president, from kampala where the global south was gathered to brussels where arab ministers met their european counterparts. to the united nations in new york, the world is calling for immediate humanitarian sease fire. a cease fire is indispensable to achieve what the security council. has called for protection of civilians, safe and unhindered humanitarian access and humanitarian assistance at scale throughout the gazza strip, release of those held captive, rejection of forced displacement and the achievement of peace consistent with international law and relevant un resolutions. mr. president, on one side, there is the will of the

islamic revolution guard cour targeted the headquarters of daesh terrorist group in idlib. as you can see the rockets were launched from husestan toward itlib. this is a region located where in the northwest of syria. this is only one of the areas they are in. these are the missiles that you see coming from iran, four ballistic missiles were used to target them in itlip. "there are many terrorists in this region, however, who are being funded and supported by the us in particular, the daesh group that was targeted in this case was daesh horasan terrorist group who are forembact, and they are linked to the us and israel, both are responsible for their training in this region to conduct terrorist activities, aside from the four missiles that were fired, there were an' additional nine that hit daesh terrorists in other parts of syria. this points the range and accuracy of these missiles, the ability to travel the distance of over 1200 kilometers. this distance is very significant when it comes to the reach not just for syria, but other targets in the region by the irgc. the im

palestine foreign ministries also welcome the cours decision saying ruling is in favor of humanity and international law. palestine welcomes the provisional measures ordered by the international court of justice today. the icj judges assessed the facts and the law. they ruled in favor of humanity and international law. we call in all states to ensure that all provisional measures ordered by the court are implemented including by israel, the occuping power. this is biding. legal obligation, states now have clear legal obligations to stop israel's genocidal war on the palestinian people in gaza and to make sure that they are not complicit. he said the icj ruling is an important reminder that no one is above the law, he's a order serves as a wake-up call for israel and all its allies who enable the regime's entrenched impunity. "israely prime minister on the other hand called order a disgrace that will not be erased for generations. benjamin netanyahu vowed to continue the onslot until we called elimination of all threats and release of all captives in gaza. and reactions are pouring in i

bank. yesterday alone seven palestinians were killed in gin and those three palestinians northwest uh coursed three doctors, it's not, it's unknown up till the... comment why those three doctors were detained from their homes? however, the military operation that took place last night in the center of the cities of ramalla and aldirid to the detention of three doctors and at least three others had been wonded. yeah, unbelievable. we're also getting reports right now mona that al-aqsa mask has once again been stormed by israeli troops i don't if you have any information on? because we're just getting that breaking news. do you have any additional information? could you hear me? okay, i'll let you go. thanks so much. that's monandeel, our correspondent there in rimal. meanwile, farah hashim, our correspondent in kuwait city, joined us earlier for more details on the measures taken by kuwaiti civic groups and parliament to support. palestinians okay, well i guess we don't have that report ready, we're continue now with the protests against israel's genocidal war in gaza uh growing bolder in th

hyphen 004973 cour at 1701 fillmore street. a conditional use authorization is proposed for continue to march 7th, 2024. item three, case number 2023 hyphen 005698 see you at 2450 san bruno avenue. conditional use authorization is proposed for an indefinite continuance, as is item for case number 2022. hyphen 001394 cour at 1526 powell street. a conditional use authorization. further, commissioners, i am pleased to inform you that under your discretionary review calendar item 16, case number 2022, hyphen. 009059 drp at 2955 sacramento street. the discretionary review has been withdrawn. john. with that, we should open up public comment. members of the public, this is your opportunity to address the commission on their continuance calendar. only on the matter of continuance. again, if you're in the chambers, please come forward. seeing no request to speak public comment on your continuous calendar is closed and now, before you then, the motions on the continuance calendar. commissioner braun, move, move to continue. items one th

they have also vowed to continue supporting palestinians at all cours, even if they engage toward with all western powers. reporting for press tv. on the fourth march of them anniversary of lieutenant general qasim sulaymani, ivan's sacred defense museum has opened a new exhibition to the public. the up the resistance hall, the exhibition allows glimpse into the top commander's personal life and his illustrious military career. gisumi shah ahmadi tells us more. celebrating the life and legacy of lieutenant general qasim sulaymani, honoring the sacrifices he made and inspiring future generations. the resistance hall of tehran sacred defense museum is dedicated to the top commander. the significance of qasim sulaymani was uh... spreading the message of the islamic revolution throughout the world, and due to his activities and actions and efforts, the decline of the united states internationally speeded up and it was the result of his work that the united states policies in this part of the world failed and continue to fail. the exhibition takes visitors back in time to the era of the ira

par ces motifs, la cour indique les mesures conservatoires suivantes: 1, well, there you have it, ladies and gentlemen, uh, and we must say a historic moment now, the icj, in its interrum. ruling on emergency measures of the genocide case brought to the icj by south africa against the israeli regime has now ordered israel to take all measures to prevent genocide, the icj has ordered israel to take all measures within its power to prevent genocide and it must ensure its forces do not commit genocide uh and also issued emergency order for israel to improve the humanitarian situation in gaza. let's just quickly go over what was just said by the uh presiding judge uh joan donahu is delivering the interm ruling on the provisional measures in this case of israeli genocide uh judge donahu said that some of the allegations against israel do fall within provisions of the genocide convention, which means that the court has the jurisdiction uh to rule this as to give a ruling on the genocide case uh and also has a jurisdiction to issue emergency orders with regards to the genocide case as well, the

préjudice irréparable au droits revendiqués, les deux dernières conditions l'exercice du pouvoir de la courndiquer des mesures conservatoire. begins a hearings in the case brought by south africa against israel for committing genocide uh in gaza, in total there were nine points raised by south africas uh south africa's demanding the icj to order emergency measures including suspension military action in gaza its part. if you will allow, i shall now continue my pleadings in english. madam president, members of the court, there is an urgent need for provisional measures to show deepening and unmatched horror, where an entire population is besieged and under attack, denied access to the essentials for survival a massive scale. as the united nations under secretary general for. humanitarian affairs stated last friday, and i quote, gaza has become a place of death and despair. families are sleeping in the open is temperatures plummet. areas where civilians were told to relocate for their safety have come under relentless attack bombardment. medical facilities are under relentless attack. the few

resistance, they vowed to eliminate and never deal with, and never recognize the plo, the and that of cour that failed, their attempts to destroy hamass are failing, their attempts to destroy the resistance are failing, because it's a targeting of palestinian resistance, and that's of course part and parcel of the attempt to force the palestinian people from their land and and confiscate their land and resources in future, and obviously... "this is a failed project, no settler colonial project is going to be able to erase the palestinian people and their resistance forces whatsoever, and we've seen that, um, not only have they failed to eliminate the loyalty to the resistance, um, and the active military operations of the resistance, which are uh, striking significant blows against the occupation forces a daily basis, but the fact is is that the adherance to..." to and support for armed struggle as the mechanism for the liberation of palestine, probably has greater support than it has had, you know, in a long time, because it's been, it's very clear that the palestinian people are facing a

part of that of cours making sure that we engage with all stakeholders. >> how connected is this withe war on gaza? >> i mean it's clearly connected, given that it's coming in the context or in any case, we need to focus on the war in gaza that because of the red sea. we need to focus on it because of its impact on the palestinians first put on regional security in general and on the risks that imposes for further escalation. we see now close to 30,000 civilians killed. we connue to see civilians being killed every day. we continue to see restrictions on access to maintain aid. frankly we don't any real sign that in the strategic objective that israel has claimed of coming any closer. so we need to have a ceasefire immediately. we need to set the ground for a credible process that enables the palestinian authority, that allows us to have towards peace in the region. this will result many of the challenges that we have in the region but continuing as we are now, , continue to see the suffering t to lead to a continuing cycle of escalation. >> i think many of us were relieved that it di

>> of cours reality is youinstee some of the most vulnerable peoplele in society with the right-wings his time in office is fast approaching this he seriously wan to be his legacy? >> it is important that we stop the boat because illegal not fa. it's not right that some people take away their resources to help those that need our most help and are exploited by gangs. i completely disagree the fair and compassionate thing to do is to break these and that is why we are going to stop the boat. unexpectedly five months ago i had a h as to the swift action it was caught early. one operation later i was on a path to rehabilitation and recovery. along withith encouraging everye to understand the early warning signs and get fantastic prime ministers also join me in thanking everyone who helped save my life and helped me recover including the east wingg and ambulance services, the general,ca the cardiac rehabilitation team andre everye who supported me especially my family and my team some of whom are in the gallery today who helped ensure that i continue to deliver to the great >> i think my

hyphen 004973 cour at 1701 fillmore street. a conditional use authorization is proposed for continue to march 7th, 2024. item three, case number 2023 hyphen 005698 see you at 2450 san bruno avenue. conditional use authorization is proposed for an indefinite continuance, as is item for case number 2022. hyphen 001394 cour at 1526 powell street. a conditional use authorization. further, commissioners, i am pleased to inform you that under your discretionary review calendar item 16 case number 2022, hyphen. 009059 drp at 2955 sacramento street. the discretionary review has been withdrawn. john. with that, we should open up public comment. members of the public, this is your opportunity to address the commission on their continuance calendar. only on the matter of continuance. again, if you're in the chambers, please come forward. seeing no request to speak public comment on your continuous calendar is closed and now, before you then, the motions on the continuance calendar. commissioner braun move, move to continue. items one thro

glued to their tv and their computer screens following this, it's actually unprecedented, and if this cour doesn't rule based on the evidence, if it's allows itself to be the victim of might is right, political interference, the consequences of that for international law will be far reaching, so i hope and expect that that doesn't happen, because i think we've never seen shockingly evidence like this in such textbook definition of genocide, and if that can't be upheled in the court, then the court is futile, and new world order will have to be built, and i don't think the people are here or the people that... home or the people of the world will allow that to happen. some of the meps speaking to press dedia at the hag, dr. brar. israel's defense is ostensibly hamas made us do it. that certainly doesn't hold water. it doesn't hold any water at all. um, there's been overwhelming pressure from our politicians, press, media. talk tvs present. 'appears morgan as being an absolute classic example of someone who has been covering this very extensively, interviewing people, and very deliberately b

he doesn't want to see this country go into wathis cour. three. he's sick and tired of the games. they're sick and tired of the nonsenseired o. t and i think the enthusiasm, john, that we're seeing all over the place, massive turnouts. this is the american people who want our countryple wh back. they're tired of the worst rs president in the history. this country by far, hands down. it's not even close. they want a strongit's not e gun the white house. and that's exactly my father will do. exac will do who my father is. >> you know, you look at, forooo example the media, this is nowsn two part one caucus,y in one primary end. and here you got joe biden. he lives and says the borderth secure and the border is closed. that's not truede it's never beb true since he's been president. we can see with our oweepresiden he brags about biden. about60% of americans now live paycheck to paycheck. >> he lies. you know, i never once spoke to my my son, my brother or anybodther or y about the farm s deals, and he's up to his eyeballs in it. and yeeballs it here we have a m and a primary. your d

in the case where the cour says chevron wasn't applicable because of a ocural defect.t split e core 5-4, but how did you decide the se? it a definitive cannon. do you think the labor department is the expert on distributive can or do you think the courts are? tnk you, mr. clement. the answer from mr. martinez on seraquestions about what happens when you get rid of chevron in this ca with skidmore. if gilmore is going to occupy a mo prominent role ing forward, i would like to know exactly what your detanding of that principle is >> my understainof get more consistent with justice kavanaugh is it is not a difference. turn. call the doctrine ofweight or persuasiveness. as i understand and i suppose the defect as well, i think e nsider the weight of the agency's views, but then conserf the something they came up with right after the atue was passed? so it actually sheds light on e meaning of the stuer is it something they didn't adopt til 20 years later? or did get that one policy after the policy was passed and flipped it over 20 years lar? all of that is something skidmo

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. >> we don'elect justices to the supreme cour ishere an argument for people involved in election administrationat the lal and state level not being at all elected? being career professionals? >> when i was in the statehouse, i will strongly opposed to unelecd boards commissions. auority having all this undue influence and sway. and when icomes to your priceless franchise to vote i think that pson should be elected because then y can then decide if you want to reaffirm them in four years and they get reelected orou tell them to find another job. and so i think that elections do have results and it is a total accountability standard. i support that. when you he a state election board, you wonder who was in charge. when you get mad at? this other group of people. it diffuses the responsibility. in washington, no one's accountable except the president who is almighty and has all the powe so that's the kind of issue that i don't want to see happen at the state level. >> are you conrned about the couption of the process in georgia from the provision i the new law that was passed that reved you as hea

that's a term that cour aly in many situations.tinez: i -- i think that court looking at that statute be meaning of the statute there would be that -- that the use of the term real -- "reasonable" confers un e agency discretion to choose among certain policy options.■x now that doesn't mean that the agency can jusdohatever it wants because there are limits, and the court has pice that limits. michigan versus epa is a good example. congress used a broad rmike "appropriate" and the question was -- which is similar to "reasonable,?d" in giving e discretion. but, at the same time, when the agency said, well, we don't have to consider costs in figuring out whether something is appropriate, the court said no, that, as a legal matter, the best interpretioof the word "appropriate" in the context of chiejuice roberts: well, what ithe statute says that the agency can regulate truck -- truck length f vicles that travel in interstate commerce and there's a quti whether or not interstate commerce -- enarticular -- martinez: right. chief justice

i think when a juror is a procspective juror and the cour says are you comfortable sitting on this case, i think the answer is yes, if you can keep me anonymous because i don't want to withstand the types of, you know, slings and arrows that we see all of trump's adversaries having to undertake. in this case what was so interesting, now only have them maintained anonymity to the public, but even in the jury room they were not using their real names with one another. it was so careful to make sure their identities were protected. it was quite amazing. >> an amazing detail. michael zeldin, great to see you. thanks. >>> and there has been an yut break of highly contagious measles across three states. how a disease that was eradicated years ago has popped up once again. we'll ask a physician how concerned we need to be. >>> nearly a dozen cases of highly contagious measles has been reported in recent weeks. a local health department say cases have appeared in pennsylvania, primarily in the philadelphia area, where at least nine cases have been confirmed. and in another case virginia health

carol is of cour if we're. i'm just saying defending her. courif we're the only saying defending her. carol is of cour if we're the only person we that if we're the only person we focus on this is her, then i think you're going to miss the bad never fujitsu. bad part. she never fujitsu. i think actually she has. >> previously said that >> she's previously said that she truly sorry for the she was truly sorry for the suffering caused to subpostmasters who were wrongly convicted. yet you look at ed >> yeah. and yet you look at ed davey he's not apologised. you look the labour look where are the labour ministers from 1999 to 2010 who were involved? they haven't said anything. who are they? so i kind of get benjamin's point, inasmuch as if you focus everything let everything on her, you let everyone away with it. everyone else get away with it. i say, take it, take all i say, i say, take it, take all the quash all the the scalps, quash all the convictions. should pay convictions. fujitsu should pay every victim 600 now . every single victim 600

th being said, redistricting, the united states supreme cour has declined to apply strict standards onhose states with regardo howolitics can come into play in gerrymanding and whether they should be limited in partisan gerrymandering to pick a state that might be 60/40 and turned into a state that's 80/20. until those kind of ings happen, at the federal level, we will see the disparity in how the states do it. those disparities lead to legal challenges that are going on even now as we speak four years after 2020 after the census numbers cameut. host: patty, ne from democrats, go ahead. caller: good morning, thank you for taking my call. thank you so much for your work. it's great to see you. we appreciate it. i've gone two different polling places idifferent capacities and i'm really grateful. i have your website to go to for a resource because one of the problems we have is the misinformation. and how to talk to people about that and i appciate the way you are speakinto address those issues. that brings me to one thing i want to throw in here. thank you for responding to the op-ed in

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i thk that is a classic legal question and a legal question for the cour i think it highlights because the interstate commerce is probably there becaof the constitutional limitati it high highlights the fact it sh -- >> you can imagine situations where the interscommerce is fact bound. trucks transferring loads. is the policy judgment peinent for the agency? >> it is pertinent on the ground and the fact actual scenario. there is say legal component of that question. if you were interpreting the constitution, i think the court would think it is its only job to interpret the constitutional requirement for the interstate commerce. >> let me give you a few examples of along the same lines mr. martinez. a new product a dietary supplement ora drug. >> a new production to help with cholesterol or a drug? i think the original understanding of the text in the statue. >> yothink thathad the court should determine if this new prodt a dietary supplement or a drug and not use any traditionameods of interpretation, if is a dietary ppment or a cholesterol drug? you want the cot to decide that? >> era

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