f k r f k, a ronald reagan, abraham lincoln. but don't forget, it was donald trump, who said not that long ago quote, in the end, if they don't coming off to me, they coming off to you. and i'm just standing in their way prussia mall. this is all the the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome to wealth a part for century central asia has been both a coverage of price and in battle ground in the increased power of rivalry, serving as a graveyard of empires, but also struggling to develop and prosper.

i said though with these sent to r f k junior. you get these strange policy positions and donald trump, of course, who is backed by the widow of sheldon adults. and you might have to tell us what you're saying, they believe this stuff, and it's not just the money i provided this because i think biden believes this stuff. i should be very clear, biden, i think is a true believer. i think most politicians don't really care, and yes, it is politically much, much easier road to just support israel. there is a lot of money involved. there's also a lot of politics involved. there's also a lot of, frankly, racism involved israel, although the majority of his relatives are not white, is really, is a, is perceived as if it is a european country in many ways. you also have the biblical and the question, uh, uh, sort of sounding in israel and those, but we said also help bolster it but, but that there is also a strong element of anti our racism that, that contributes to that. so there's, there are a lot of reasons i think for it body is cert

you know, i mean the rubber f k junior similarly, you know, for negotiations on ukraine. similarly, this bizarre view of uh, the middle east, obviously completely not reading your work though with these sent to r f k junior. you get these strange policy positions and donald trump, of course, who is backed by the widow of sheldon adults. and you might have to tell us what you're saying, they believe this stuff, and it's not just the money. and i realized physically, i think biden believes this stuff. i should be very clear, biden, i think is a true believer. i think most politicians don't really care, and yes, it is politically much, much easier road to just support israel. there is a lot of money involved. there's also a lot of politics involved. there's also a lot of, frankly, racism involved israel, although the majority of his relatives are not white, is really, is a, is perceived as if it is a european country in many ways. you also have the biblical and the question, uh uh, sort of founding in israel and those belief that also help bolster it but, but that there is also a strong ele

i'm just the name of a few j, f, k, ronald reagan, of course, abraham lincoln. but don't forget, it was donald trump, who said not that long ago quote, in the end, then not coming off the meeting that coming off to you. and i'm just standing in their way. make sure your question more is hasanti international the, the uh yeah, that'd be okay. but you will proceed as well. do you have to deal? could you do is you know, i can ship that, i'm not, and that will not make it seem to be as low as the one that are within, you know, some of do you have 10 kilometers from don't that's the city had been under keeps occupation for 10 years ukrainian forces transformed up, do you have got into a formidable stronghold, which they shall peaceful neighborhoods in done that's lucky if and yes in of us. yeah. most residents left the city many with forcibly removed by the ukrainian military, but more than a 1000, the state refusing to abandon the homes. the yeah you, i'm using the most of us won't get the best of the bill. i wish the best out of the, of that one year is the quarter

this is from the r f k junior cab. this is a tweet from his son, bobby kennedy, the 3rd whose great uncle john f kennedy and his grandfather of robert f kennedy were both assassinated. so here's the tweet i'm. i'm going to read it to you, right? let's put it up. that there it is. okay, it says unsecured rooftop, a 150 yards away. multiple witnesses saying they were screaming at the secret service and cops for 3 to 4 minutes. as they watched the guy with the rifle crawl to the spot and line up the shop. then he says this, take your secret service and shut it up. your ad tom, a cold part, i guess is the way maybe i should say it. yeah, i was surprised when i saw that manila, what's your reaction i'm, i'm not that surprised that that 3rd, robert kennedy there is a is, he's a millennial, right? i think you know, in his late thirties, so i'm not surprised, but he use language like that. um, i mean, that's kind of par for the course in that age group on, on social media. but i think it's what's more surprising for it to come

this is from the r f k junior cab. this is a tweet from his son, bobby kennedy, the 3rd whose great uncle john f kennedy and his grandfather, uh, robert f kennedy were both assassinated. so here's the tweet i'm. i'm going to read it to you, right? let's put it up back. there it is. okay, it says unsecured rooftop, a 150 yards away. multiple witnesses saying they were screaming at the secret service and cops for 3 to 4 minutes. as they watched the guy with the rifle crawled to the spot and line up the shop. then he says this, take your st good service and shove it up. your ad tom, a gold part, i guess is the way maybe i should say it. yeah. um, i was surprised when i saw that manila, what's your reaction? and i'm, i'm not that surprised that that 3rd robert kennedy there is a, is he's a millennial, right? i think, yeah, in his late thirties. so i'm not surprised, but he use language like that. um, i mean, that's kind of par for the course in that age. group on, on social media, but i think it's what's more surprising fo

this is from the r f k junior cab. this is a tweet from his son, bobby kennedy, the 3rd whose great uncle john f kennedy and his grandfather, uh, robert f. kennedy were both assassinated. so here's the tweet i'm. i'm going to read it to you, right? let's put it up. that. there it is. okay. it says unsecured rooftop. a 150 yards away. multiple witnesses saying they were screaming at the secret service and cops for 3 to 4 minutes. as they watched the guy with the rifle crawled to the spot and line up the shop. then he says, this, take your secret service and shove it up. your ad tom a gold part, i guess is the way maybe i should say it. yeah. i was surprised when i saw that manila, what's your reaction i'm, i'm not that surprised that that 3rd robert kennedy there is a is he's a millennial right. i think. yeah. in his late thirties, so i'm not surprised, but he use language like that. i mean, that's kind of par for the course and that age group on, on social media. but i think it's what's more surprising for it to come o

this is from the r f k junior cab. this is a tweet from his son bobby kennedy. the 3rd whose great uncle john f. kennedy and his grandfather, uh, robert f kennedy were both assassinated. so here's a tweet i'm, i'm going to read it to you, right? let's put it up. that there it is. okay. it says unsecured rooftop. a 150 yards away. multiple witnesses saying they were screaming at the secret service and cops for 3 to 4 minutes. as they watched the guy with the rifle crawl to the spot and line up his shop. then he says, this, take your secret service and shove it up. your ad tom a gold part, i guess is the way maybe i should say it. yeah. i was surprised when i saw that manila, what's your reaction i'm, i'm not that surprised that that 3rd robert kennedy there is a is he's a millennial right. i think. yeah. in his late thirties, so i'm not surprised, but he use language like that. i mean, that's kind of par for the course in that age group on, on social media. but i think it's what's more surprising for it to come out from bobby kennedy, the 3rd to say something lik

this is from the r f k junior cab. this is a tweet from his son, bobby kennedy, the 3rd whose great uncle john f kennedy and his grandfather, uh, robert f. kennedy were both assassinated. so here's the tweet i'm. i'm going to read it to you, right? let's put it up. that. there it is. okay. it says unsecured rooftop. a 150 yards away. multiple witnesses saying they were screaming at the secret service and cops for 3 to 4 minutes. as they watched the guy with the rifle crawled to the spot and line up his shop. then he says, this. take your secret service and shut up your ada, thomas cole part i guess is the way maybe i should say it. yeah. um, i was surprised when i saw that manila, what's your reaction i'm, i'm not that surprised that that 3rd robert kennedy there is a is he's a millennial, right? i think. yeah. in his late thirties. so i'm not surprised, but he use language like that. i mean, that's kind of par for the course in that age group on, on social media. but i think it's what's more surprising for it to come

this is from the r f k junior cab. this is a tweet from his son, bobby kennedy, the 3rd whose great uncle john f kennedy and his grandfather, uh, robert f. kennedy were both assassinated. so here's the tweet i'm. i'm going to read it to you, right? let's put it up. that. there it is. okay. it says unsecured rooftop. a 150 yards away. multiple witnesses saying they were screaming at the secret service and cops for 3 to 4 minutes. as they watched the guy with the rifle crawled to the spot and line up his shop. then he says, this, take your secret service and shove it up. your add a tom of gold part i guess is the way maybe i should say it. yeah. um, i was surprised when i saw that manila, what's your reaction and i'm, i'm not that surprised that that 3rd robert kennedy there is a is he's a millennial right? i think. yeah. in his late thirties. so i'm not surprised, but he use language like that. um, i mean, that's kind of par for the course in that age group on, on social media. but i think it's what's more surprising fo

because they are listening to what f k is doing, and they're trying to do it. so we are, as we are being influenced us the influence thing, someone. all right, thank you very much. well, we did ask if the applicant culture is being erased or being threatened by westernization. and the answer today is of culture is the process of doing a teaching. but what i did here as well, is that what tell me, let new 2 more set in another way. he who leave the culture is a slave. thank you for to the day you had it. every culture is beautiful and it is up to us and even me to make sure that we're not using the best parts of our culture to modernization. have you heard about none of bins? they were famous business women from turco, actors in the lucrative dutch western trade in the 196219 eighties, besides fair, brilliant expertise in international trade, we will also known for the love of expensive cars. specifically the machine has beens. in total us capital low may we meet one of the defendants who is using social media to gain young people's interest. unless something is

yeah, we saw our f k junior, but the party provides will see that. i see that there's an end to your political career coming to a screeching halt. well, unless you of their blessing to proceed. that's why this is not really an an election process, but a selection process and look, think of it this way. rec, you go to a restaurant that advertises this giant menu full of options for the whole family. there is a meal for everybody, right? your v can sister, your gluten free cousin, your mean potatoes, dad, but then you get there and the server tells you, oh sorry, that menu item isn't available 3 and, and, oh, nope, not that one either. nope, sorry, not that thing either. so eventually you get around to asking the server, okay, why don't you just tell me what you do have available? and that's really how elections are run written large from both parties here in the us. but it's even more complicated, this analogy even true or for the democratic party. here's another story about the handling of couple of hairs, which i think is kind of fascinating. so her

one, and that is that we all know that these are, these were americans, the tech them of the as r, f k, junior stated recently, that's an active work to fire it for the us that this was not new brain that ukraine does not have the technical capability to fire these missiles, this was the united states government firing weapons at civilians in russia. it's an active war, which is in fact, a constitutional violation because the president of the united states does not have the authority to commit an act of war without running it through congress. number one, number 2, i'll say this, the idea that your brain wants to re and ex millions of crime meetings and millions of easter, a people in don best who speak russian and their, their, their, their, their, their language is outlawed and their religion is outlaw number one and number 2, if they came back in his so called democracy, they'd be allowed to vote, which means that they'd vote as a block and put in a but a pro russian government in, in ukraine. so even the idea that they want to re exit that they want to bring these people back int

a lot of alienation, you know, when you think back to the 1963 a, j, f, k, he was assassinated november 22nd 1963. after that, the mass of escalation of us involvement in vietnam took place 5 years later, his brother rock robert kennedy was assassinated after he won the california primary. meaning, he would have been the democratic nominee, and very likely would have beaten richard nixon and he had pledged to end the war in vietnam. he was shot dead. and then richard nixon continued to work for 5 more years. a 1000000 more vietnamese died 503-0000 more americans died of george wallace who was contesting with nixon for the far right vote in 1972. he was spelled by in assassin's bullet. you are the killing and martin luther king junior and 1968 malcolm x. 1965 medgar evers and a boy a c p and 6. the court assassinations are typical of a period of political instability in the, in that time it was because of the vietnam war, in particular, a war the us couldn't. when we are now in the new period to a declining empire, everybody can see the us empires decline. americans, soft powers and decl

yeah, we saw our f k junior, but the party provides will see that. i see that there's an end to your political career coming to a screeching halt. man, unless you have their blessing to proceed. that's why this is not really an an election process, but a selection process and look, think of it this way. rec, you go to a restaurant that advertises this giant menu full of options for the whole family. there's a meal for everybody, right? you're vague and sister, you're gluten free cousin, you're mean potatoes, dad, but then you get there and the server tells you, oh sorry, that menu item isn't available 3 and, and, oh no, not that one either. nope, sorry, not that thing either. so eventually you get around to asking the server, okay, why don't you just tell me what you do have available? and that's really how elections are run written large for both parties here in the us. but it's even more complicated. this analogy even true are for the democratic party. here's another story about the handling of couple of hairs, which i think is kind of fascinating.

k, he was assassinated november 22nd 1963. after that, the mass of escalation of us involvement in vietnam took place 5 years later, his brother rock robert kennedy was assassinated after he won the california primary. meaning, he would have been the democratic nominee and very likely would have beaten richard nixon and he had pledged to end the war in vietnam. he was shot dead. and then richard nixon continued to work for 5 more years. a 1000000 more b, and these died 503-0000 more americans died of george wallace who is contesting with nixon for the far right boat. 1972. he was spelled by an assassin's bullet. you are the killing and martin luther king junior and 1968 malcolm x. 1965 medgar evers and a boy a c p. and 60 core assassinations are typical of a period of political instability in the, in that time it was because of the vietnam war, in particular, a war the us couldn't. when we are now in the new period to a declining empire, everybody can see the us empires decline. americans, soft powers and decline of the americ

you know, when you think back to the 1963 a, j, f. k. he was assassinated november 22nd 1963. after that, the mass of escalation of us involvement in vietnam took place 5 years later, his brother rock robert kennedy was assassinated after he won the california primary. meaning, he would have been the democratic nominee, and very likely would have beaten richard nixon and he had pledged to end the war in vietnam. he was shot dead. and then richard nixon continued to work for 5 more years. a 1000000 more the muse guide 503-0000 more americans died of george wallace who is contesting with nixon for the far right boat and 1972. he was spelled by an assassin's bullet. you are the killing and martin luther king junior and 1968 malcolm x. 1965 medgar evers and a boy a c, p, and 64 assassinations are typical of a period of political instability in the, in that time it was because of the vietnam war in particular a war the us couldn't when we are now in the new period to a declining empire, everybody can see the us, empire is declining. americans, soft powers and decline. of the americ

that was of course r f k, alluding to the concerns about how the 2016 democratic primaries seem to be rig against bernie sanders and the overall lack of transparency and a direct accountability to the voters in the democratic party structure regarding the super delegates and other mechanisms that seem to enable the party leadership to overrule popular will at the upcoming convention. the majority of the delegates will be those who were elected because people expected them to cast their vote for joe by. and it will be those delegates that now get to decide who they will cast their vote for uh, in the upcoming convention with bite and no longer on the ticket. and the voters have kind of lost their opportunity to really weigh in on the issue. so is all raises concerns about lack of accountability, lack of transparency, lack of direct democratic impact by popular opinion. and will donald trump is ahead in the polls at the moment to the republican convention where he accepted the nomination shortly after the attempted assassination attempt. as donald trump uh far ahead at this point, but w

f. k airport in new york for people that were banned from entering when they arrived. i mean, we had, as an electorate have such a short memory, so i think young americans do get it, be understand that the alternative is trump, who may do words and has been really close with benjamin netanyahu in years past. who had jared cushion are in the front seat of trying a broker piece in the middle east? you know, lot of that trump administration's actions a lot of to october's that in. and so i don't think anybody's hands are clean here . all i want is my tax, peer dollar, not going to fund killing innocent children, women and men. and all i know is that nicky healey and the republicans for the longest time ever have talked about having israel's back no matter what. and recently only recently has donald trump let it slip out that he thinks benjamin netanyahu needed to knock it off and gaza, needed to end it quickly over there. and now the, if you seems a little bit more, more moderate, but bear with me benjamin netanyahu in town right now in washington, dc. this very moment, i

k, junior stated recently, that's an active war to buyer. um for the us that this was not new brain that ukraine does not have the technical capability to fire these missiles. this was the united states government firing weapons at civilians in russia. it's an active war, which is in fact, a constitutional violation because the president of the united states does not have the authority to commit an act of war without running it through congress. number one, number 2, i'll say this, the idea that your brain wants to re annexed millions of crime meetings and millions of easter, a people in don best who speak russian and their, their, their, their, their, their language is outlawed and their religion is outlaw number one and number 2, if they came back in his so called democracy, they'd be allowed to vote, which means that they vote as a block and put in a but a pro russian government in, in ukraine. so even the idea that they want to re exit that they want to bring these people back into the ukranian. um, you know, a nation is in, in, in, in o

and j f. k. had given the order to withdraw all 500000 us troops from vietnam, starting with the 1st 100063. he gave the order in september and october and november. he was dead. and the same thing happened with trump, but they messed or grazed him. he said that he'll cut off the us funding was 80 percent of ukraine war. they won get a piece deal, and ukraine will not join nato and the us will not push up to rushes borders. and so the deep state believes that run everything, it was hell bit on global domination. and so they just tried to kill trumpet. they failed by the end of god. well following months of speculation, donald trump has finally announced his running mate. so ohio state senator j t phones will become vice president if the republicans, when the know if i'm the 3rd unsure boynton doesn't really like haven't read the after lengthy delivery, sion and thoughts and considering the tremendous talents of many others. i have decided that the person best suited to assume the position of vice

they need to be a bowers, like can j f k said that would be, but i think people are 3 camps right now. peter, i think some people believe in the marketing. that's what's told to them what they see on m. s i b c. what they see on the television, and then you have those true, there's out there, the conspiracy theory, right? that they're called cruisers. now because they see the truth and ever since epstein and a little bit with 911, they now believe that most conspiracy theories are kind of true out there and they are coming true. it is especially with the victoria northern situation when it came to the bio labs in russia. i mean, before she committed to that, that'd be what we're saying. is it just a bunch of conspiracy theories? but i think most people are in the 3rd camp, and that is, they believe their government is lying to them and they don't know what to believe . so that's where we're standing right now. and nobody's going to be able to tell us anything because it's like a triangle in our discussion right now. if anything's up for grabs, it's interesting, scott, that means the r

f. k airport in new york for people that were banned from entering when they arrived. i mean, we had, as an electorate have such a short memory, so i think young americans do get it, be understand that the alternative is trump, who may do words and has been really close with benjamin netanyahu in years past. who had jared cushion are in the front seat? i'm trying to broker piece in the middle east. you know, lot of that trump administration's actions a lot of to october's that in. and so i don't think anybody's hands are clean here . all i want is my tax, peer dollar, not going to fund killing innocent children, women, and men. and all i know is that nikki haley and the republicans for the longest time ever have talked about having israel's back no matter what. and recently only recently has donald trump let it slip out that he thinks benjamin netanyahu needed to knock it off and gaza, needed to end it quickly over there. and now the, if you seems a little bit more, more moderate, but bear with me benjamin netanyahu in town right now in washington, dc. this very moment

f. k airport in new york for people that were banned from entering when they arrived. i mean, we had, as an electorate have such a short memory, so i think young americans do get it, be understand that the alternative is trump, who may do words and has been really close with benjamin netanyahu in years past. who had jared cushion are in the front seat of trying to broker piece in the middle east? you know, lot of that trump administration's actions a lot of to october that in. and so i don't think anybody's hands are clean here. all i want is my tax, peer dollar, not going to fund killing innocent children, women, and men. and all i know is that nikki haley and the republicans for the longest time ever have talked about having israel's back no matter what. and recently only recently has donald trump let it slip out that he thinks benjamin netanyahu needed to knock it off and gaza, needed to end it quickly over there. and now the, if you seems a little bit more, more moderate, but bear with me benjamin netanyahu in town right now in washington, dc. this very moment, i t

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a lot of alienation, you know, when you think back to the 1963 a, j, f, k, he was assassinated november 22nd 1963. after that, the mass of escalation of us involvement in vietnam took place 5 years later, his brother rock robert kennedy was assassinated after he won the california primary. meaning, he would have been the democratic nominee, and very likely would have beaten richard nixon and he had pledged to end the war in vietnam. he was shot dead. and then richard nixon continued the war for 5 more years. a 1000000 more be it. and these died 5030000 more americans died of george wallace who was contesting with nixon for the far right vote in 1972. he was spelled by an assassin's bullet. you are the killing and martin luther king junior and 1968 malcolm x. 1965 medgar evers and a boy a c p and 6. the court assassinations are typical of a period of political instability in the, in that time it was because of the vietnam war, in particular, a war the us couldn't. when we are now in the new period to a declining empire, everybody can see the us empires decline. americans, soft powers and

k, junior stated recently. that's an act of war to buyer. um for the us that this was not ukraine, that ukraine does not have the technical capability to fire these missiles. this was the united states government firing weapons at civilians in russia. it's an active war, which is in fact, a constitutional violation because the president of the united states does not have the authority to commit an act of war without running it through congress. number one, number 2, i'll say this, the idea that your brain wants to re an ext millions of crime ends and millions of easter, a people in don best who speak russian and their, their, their, their, their, their language is outlawed and their religion is outlaw number one and number 2, if they came back in his so called democracy, they'd be allowed to vote, which means that they vote as a block and put in a but a pro russian government in, in ukraine. so even the idea that they want to re exit that they want to bring these people back into the ukranian. um, you know, a n

k, junior stated recently. that's an act of war to fire. but for the us that this was not new brain that ukraine does not have the technical capability. to fire these missiles, this was the united states government firing weapons at civilians in russia. it's an active or which is in fact a constitutional violation. because the president of the united states does not have the authority to commit an act of war without running it through congress. number one, number 2, i'll say this, the idea that your brain wants to react millions of crime ends and millions of easter, a people in don best who speak russian and their, their, their, their, their, their language is outlawed and their religion is outlaw number one and number 2, if they came back in his so called democracy, they'd be allowed to vote, which means that they'd vote as a block and put in a but a pro russian government in, in ukraine. so even the idea that they want to re exit that they want to bring these people back into the ukranian. um, you know, a nat

a lot of alienation, you know, when you think back to the 1963 a, j, f, k, he was assassinated november 22nd 1963. after that, the massive escalation of us involvement in vietnam took place 5 years later, his brother rock robert kennedy was assassinated after he won the california primary. meaning he would have been the democratic nominee and very likely would have beaten richard nixon. and he had pledged to end the war in vietnam. he was shot dead. and then richard nixon continued to work for 5 more years. a 1000000 more be at the muse guide. 5030000 more americans died of george wallace who was contesting with nixon for the far right vote in 1972. he was spelled by an assassin's bullet. you are the killing and martin luther king junior and 1968 malcolm x. 1965 medgar evers and a boy a c p and 6. the court assassinations are typical of a period of political instability in the, in that time it was because of the vietnam war, in particular, a war the us couldn't. when we are now in the new period to a declining empire, everybody can see the us empires decline. americans, soft powers and

k, he was assassinated november 22nd 1963. after that, the mass of escalation of us involvement in vietnam took place 5 years later, his brother rock robert kennedy was assassinated after he won the california primary. meaning, he would have been the democratic nominee, and very likely would have beaten richard nixon and he had pledged to end the war in vietnam. he was shot dead. and then richard nixon continued to work for 5 more years. a 1000000 more vietnam use guide 503-0000 more americans died of george wallace who is contesting with nixon for the far right boat. 1970 do. he was spelled by an assassin's bullet. you are the killing and martin luther king junior and 1968 malcolm x. 1965 medgar evers and a boy a c p and 6. the court assassinations are typical of a period of political instability in the, in that time it was because of the vietnam war, in particular, a war the us couldn't. when we are now in the new period to a declining empire, everybody can see the us empires decline. americans, soft powers and decline of th

k of that means safety palestinians in the past 24 hours fighting continues in gaza. city issue jaya districts, kind of simians returning to fonts of the neighborhood. i found most of the homes in gordon's last week are you an estimated tens of thousands of people have been displaced during is are asked to we corporation in the area policy and civil defense is appealing for humanitarian aid to recover those trump, under the rubble of the brain, heidi is a gen listened gaza cd. he spoke to people returning to what remained of the homes in today. this is the aftermath of the minute to raise use. and that's yeah, yeah. how many homes were 50 destroyed, leaving thousands of families homeless in the hours when the withdrawal residents began to attend, to utilize the damage to their homes and victory and your remaining position. the see are hard to break in many residents are the chuck struggling in bringing the skills of the station reef is the tangible as families more than the loss of loved ones and the destruction of their homes, them livelihoods? i mean, the rubble res

f. k airport in new york for people that were banned from entering when they arrived. i mean, we had, as an electorate have such a short memory, so i think young americans do get it, be understand that the alternative is trump, who may do words and has been really close with benjamin netanyahu in years past. who had jared cushion are in the front seat? i'm trying to broker piece in the middle east. you know, lot of that trump administration's actions a lot of to october's that in. and so i don't think anybody's hands are clean here . all i want is my tax, peer dollar, not going to fund killing innocent children, women and men. and all i know is that nicky healey and the republicans for the longest time ever have talked about having israel's back no matter what. and recently only recently has donald trump let it slip out that he thinks benjamin netanyahu needed to knock it off and gaza, needed to end it quickly over there. and now the, if you seems a little bit more, more moderate, but bear with me benjamin netanyahu in town right now in washington, dc. this very moment

you know, i mean the rubber f k junior similarly, you know, for negotiations on ukraine. similarly, this bizarre view of uh, the middle east, obviously, completely not reading your work. i spoke with the send to r a k jr. you get the strange policy musicians and donald trump, of course, who is backed by the widow of sheldon adults. and you might have to tell us, i mean you're saying they believe this stuff and it's not just the money. and i realized physically, i think by believe this stuff i should be very clear, biden, i think is a true believer. i think most politicians don't really care, and yes, it is politically much, much easier road to just support israel. there is a lot of money involved. there's also a lot of politics involved. there's also a lot of, frankly, racism involved israel, although the majority of his relatives are not white, is really, is a, is perceived as if it is a european country in many ways. you also have the biblical and the question, uh, uh, sort of founding in israel and those beliefs that also help bolster it but, but that there is also a strong element of

that was of course r f k, alluding to the concerns about how the 2016 democratic primaries seem to be rig against bernie sanders and the overall lack of transparency and the direct accountability to the voters in the democratic party structure regarding the super delegates and other mechanisms that seem to enable the party leadership to over rule popular will at the upcoming convention. the majority of the delegates will be those who were elected because people expected them to cast their vote for joe by. and it will be those delegates that now get to decide who they will cast their vote for uh, in the upcoming convention with bite and no longer on the ticket. and the voters have kind of lost their opportunity to really weigh in on the issue. so is all raises concerns about lack of accountability, lack of transparency, lack of direct democratic impact by popular opinion. and will donald trump is ahead in the polls at the moment to the republican convention where he accepted the nomination shortly after the attempted assassination attempt. as donald trump uh far ahead at this point, bu

that was of course r f k, alluding to the concerns about how the 2016 democratic primaries seem to be rig against bernie sanders and the overall lack of transparency and the direct accountability to the voters in the democratic party structure regarding the super delegates and other mechanisms that seem to enable the party leadership to overrule popular will at the upcoming convention. the majority of the delegates will be those who were elected because people expected them to cast their vote for joe by. and it will be those delegates, but now get to decide who they will cast their vote for in the upcoming convention with bite and no longer on the ticket. and the voters have kind of lost their opportunity to really weigh in on the issue. so there's all raises concerns about lack of accountability, lack of transparency, lack of the direct democratic impact by popular opinion. and will donald trump is ahead in the polls at the moment to the republican convention where he accepted the nomination shortly after the attempted assassination attempt. as donald trump uh far ahead at this point

k, junior stated recently, that's an active war to fire. but for the us, that this was not new frame that ukraine does not have the technical capability to fire these missiles. this was the united states government firing weapons at civilians in russia. it's an act of war, which is in fact, a constitutional violation because the president of the united states does not have the authority to commit an act of war without running it through congress. number one, number 2, i'll say this, the idea that your brain wants to react millions of crime ends and millions of easter, a people in don best who speak russian and their, their, their, their, their, their language is outlaws, it's their religion is outlaw number one and number 2, if they came back in his so called democracy, they'd be allowed to vote, which means that they'd vote as a block and put in a but a pro russian government in, in ukraine. so even the idea that they want to re exit that they want to bring these people back into the ukranian. um, you know, a nation is in and of itself pre

k junior. similarly, you know, for a the presidency in the un security council is weak in this, in to meet some, in the allow me to briefly update to on what we are planning for the months we've a week. obviously a visitation that his son will remain in this port lights. unfortunately, there are no signs or for fighting. and one being, bating know that this is for his anyway, me as an extra, repeatedly one, not a single element. the most recent, their solution adopted by the counsel at the us initiative 27. 35 has been not a single, has been implemented and it is still unclear what's the final that i meant as of the proposal and whether the parties agree to accept the console stuff. it's did immunizations with a briefing and consultations on the human at that institution does, in the context of implementation of the resolution to into so in 20 tomorrow morning, with senior humanitarian under the construction coordinator, progress a secretive got everybody on july. 3rd, we have a briefing on a t followed by consultations instead of g. muddy a sort of adult will present the report by th

a lot of alienation, you know, when you think back to the 1963 a, j, f, k, he was assassinated november 22nd 1963. after that the mass of escalation of us involvement in vietnam took place 5 years later. his brother, robert kennedy, was assassinated after he won the california primary, meaning he would have been the democratic nominee, and very likely would have beaten richard nixon. and he had pledged to end the war in vietnam. he was shot dead. and then richard nixon continued the war for 5 more years. a 1000000 more be it. and these died 5030000 more americans died of george wallace who was contesting with nixon for the far right vote. in 1972, he was spelled by an assassin's bullet. you are the killing and martin luther king junior and 1968 malcolm x. 1965 medgar evers and a boy a c p. and 64 assassinations are typical of a period of political instability in the, in that time it was because of the vietnam war, in particular, a war the us couldn't when we are now in and no new period to a declining empire, everybody can see the us empires decline, americans, soft powers and decline o

maybe, you know, as i, i will say this, you know, r f k junior. now has secret service protection, but prior to this he has private security. r s. k, juniors, private security team did an outstanding job in uh, protecting him in a number of different venues when uh, threats and people of interesting cetera were approaching him. so i don't know, maybe private security is going to be the way to go now. all right, we have only be here now carrying to those cases with 5 us uh, force left and then cut out. thank you so much for your insight. okay, great. thanks. not very many americans of founded suspicious that by didn't has yet to suffer east for an address to the nation that's been delayed to no known day later. this week has written memo calling it quits. it came just 3 short hours after just getting pain. cold chapman, cedric ridgemont assured the country by didn't send it to when it has job, i lost control of the democratic party. you know, he's not any sort those concerns. and i want to be crystal clear. he's made a decision and that decision is

they need to be a bowers, like k j f k said that would be, but i think people are a 3 camps right now. peter, i think some people believe in the marketing. that's what's told to them what they see on m. s. m b c. what they see on the television, and then you have those true, there's out there, the conspiracy theory, right? that they're called cruisers. now because they see the truth and ever since epstein and a little bit with 911, they now believe that most conspiracy theories are kind of true out there and they are coming true. it is especially with the victoria newland situation when it came to the bio labs in russia. i mean, before she committed to that heavy what we're saying is, it's just a bunch of conspiracy theories. but i think most people are in the 3rd camp from that is they believe their government is lying to them and they don't know what to believe. so that's where we're standing right now. and nobody's going to be able to tell us anything because it's like a triangle in our discussion right now. if anything's up for grabs, it's interesting, scott, i mean, the reason wh

they need to be a bowers, like j f. k said they would be, but i think people are 3 camps right now. peter, i think some people believe in the marketing. that's what's told to them what they see on m. s i b c. what they see on the television. and then you have those true, there's out there, the conspiracy theory, right? that they're called cruisers. now because they see the truth and ever since epstein and a little bit with 911, they now believe that most conspiracy theories are kind of true out there and they are coming true. it is especially with the victoria northern situation when it came to the bio labs in russia. i mean, before she committed to that, i mean what we're saying is, it's just a bunch of conspiracy theories. but i think most people are in the 3rd camp from that is they believe their government is lying to them and they don't know what to believe. so that's where we're standing right now. and nobody's gonna be able to tell us anything because it's like a triangle in our discussion right now. if anything's up for grabs, it's interesting, scott, that means the reason w

they need to be a bowers, like get a j f k said they would be, but i think people are a 3 camps right now. peter, i think some people believe in the marking that's what's told and then what they see on m. s. i b c. what they see on the television, and then you have those true, there's out there, the conspiracy theory, right? that they're called cruisers. now because they see the truth and ever since epstein and a little bit with 911, they now believe that most conspiracy theories are kind of true out there and they are coming true. it is especially with the victoria normally the situation when it came to the bio labs in russia. i mean, before she committed to that, that'd be what we're saying. this is just a bunch of conspiracy theories. but i think most people are in the 3rd camp from that is they believe their government is lying to them and they don't know what to believe. so that's where we're standing right now. and nobody's gonna be able to tell us anything because it's like a triangle in our discussion right now. if anything's up for grabs, it's interesting, scott, i mean, the

yes, they chose not to, they kicked around r f k junior out the, they drove marianne williamson out that they let dr. cornell west know that he wasn't welcome. and so there was no primary process with the democratic party would not have the method be in the mess that they're in right now with biden and harris, if they'd had a competitive actual primary process on the 1st place. now with 3 weeks to go, how are they going to do it? yeah, would you be the idea? i mean, i've, i've been think it's still salvage something if they turn the convention into something that matters where they could get enough eye balls to get some kind of of momentum for someone. but if they just go in there and they get the same people with old faces reading old speeches with old ideology, and then they get calmer, harris out there who just pardon me for saying this, but might take on her as she's not that bright. at least hasn't shown me. she is maybe shoes, but she just, maybe she's not good on camera or maybe or handlers aren't given a good material. but if that's all they do that really get trapped, don't you

they need to be a bowers, like k, a, j f k said they would be, but i think people are a 3 camps right now. peter, i think some people believe in the marking. that's what's told to them what they see on m. s i b c. what they see on the television, and then you have those true, there's out there, the conspiracy theory, right? that they're called cruisers. now because they see the truth and ever since epstein and a little bit with 911, they now believe that most conspiracy theories are kind of true out there and they are coming true. it is especially with the victoria northern situation when it came to the bio labs in russia. i mean, before she committed to that, that'd be what we're saying. is it just a bunch of conspiracy theories? but i think most people are in the 3rd camp, and that is, they believe their government is lying to them and they don't know what to believe . so that's where we're standing right now. and nobody's gonna be able to tell us anything because it's like a triangle in our discussion right now. if anything's up for grabs, it's interesting, scott, i mean, the reaso

yeah, we saw our f k junior, but the party provides will see that. i see that there's an end to your political career coming to a screeching halt. well, unless you have their blessing to proceed. that's why this is not really an, an election process, but a selection process and look, think of it this way. rec, you go to a restaurant that advertises this giant menu full of options for the whole family. there's a meal for everybody, right? you're reagan, sister, you're gluten free cousin, you're mean potatoes, dad, but then you get there and the server tells you, oh sorry, that menu item isn't available, right? and, and, oh, nope, not that one either. nope, sorry, not that thing either. so eventually you get around to asking the server, okay, why don't you just tell me what you do have available? and that's really how elections are run written large from both parties here in the us. but it's even more complicated, this analogy even true or for the democratic party. here's another story about the handling of couple of hairs, which i think is kind of fas

they need to be a bowers, like j f. k said they would be, but i think people are 3 camps right now. peter, i think some people believe in the marketing. that's what's told to them what they see on m. s i b c. what they see on the television. and then you have those true, there's out there, the conspiracy theory, right? they, they're called cruisers now because they see the truth. and ever since epstein and a little bit with $911.00, they now believe that most conspiracy theories are kind of true out there and they are coming true. it is especially with the victoria northern situation when it came to the bio labs in russia. i mean, before she committed to that, that'd be what we're saying. is it just a bunch of conspiracy theories? but i think most people are in the 3rd camp and that is, they believe their government is lying to them and they don't know what to believe . so that's where we're standing right now, and nobody's gonna be able to tell us anything because it's like a triangle in our discussion right now. if anything's up for grabs, it's interesting, scott, i mean, the reas

they need to be a bowers, like k, a, j f k said they would be, but i think people are a 3 camps right now. peter, i think some people believe in the marketing. that's what's told to them what they see on m. s. m b c, what they see on the television. and then you have those true, there's out there the conspiracy theory, right? that they're called cruisers. now because they see the truth and ever since epstein and a little bit with 911, they now believe that most conspiracy theories are kind of true out there and they are coming true. it is especially with the victoria northern situation when it came to the bio labs in russia. i mean, before she committed to that, that'd be what we're saying. this is just a bunch of conspiracy theories, but i think most people are in the 3rd camp, and that is, they believe their government is lying to them and they don't know what to believe . so that's where we're standing right now. and nobody's gonna be able to tell us anything because it's like a triangle in our discussion right now. if anything's up for grabs, it's interesting, scott, i mean, the r

f. k airport in new york for people that were banned from entering when they arrived. i mean, we have, as an electorate have such a short memory, so i think young americans do get it, be understand that the alternative is trump, who may do words and has been really close with benjamin netanyahu in years past. who had jared cushion are in the front seat? i'm trying a broker piece in the middle east. you know, lot of that trump administration's actions a lot of to october's that in. and so i don't think anybody's hands are clean here . all i want is my tax, peer dollar, not going to fund killing innocent children, women and men. and all i know is that nicky healey and the republicans for the longest time ever have talked about having israel's back no matter what. and recently only recently has donald trump let it slip out that he thinks benjamin netanyahu needed to knock it off and gaza, needed to end it quickly over there. and now the, if you seems a little bit more, more moderate, but bear with me benjamin netanyahu in town right now in washington, dc. this very moment

yeah, we saw our f k junior, but the party provides will see that. i see that there's an end to your political career coming to a screeching halt. well, unless you of their blessing to proceed. that's why this is not really an an election process, but a selection process and look, think of it this way. rec, you go to a restaurant that advertises this giant menu full of options for the whole family. there is a meal for everybody, right. you're vegan, sister, your gluten free cousin, your mean potato dad, but then you get there and the server tells you, oh sorry, that menu item isn't available 3 and, and, oh no, not that one either. nope, sorry, not that thing either. so eventually you get around to asking the server, okay, why don't you just tell me what you do have available? and that's really how elections are run written large from both parties here in the us. but it's even more complicated. this analogy even true are for the democratic party. here's another story about the handling of couple of hairs, which i think is kind of fascinating. so here'

now that was of course r f k, alluding to the concerns about how the 2016 democratic primaries seem to be rig against bernie sanders and the overall lack of transparency and the direct accountability to the voters in the democratic party structure regarding the super delegates and other mechanisms that seem to enable the party leadership to over rule popular will at the upcoming convention. the majority of the delegates will be those who were elected because people expected them to cast their vote for joe by. and it will be those delegates, but now get to decide who they will cast their vote for uh in the upcoming convention with bite and no longer on the ticket. and the voters have kind of lost their opportunity to really weigh in on the issue. so there's all raises concerns about lack of accountability, lack of transparency, lack of direct democratic impact by popular opinion. and will donald trump is ahead in the polls at the moment of the republican convention where he accepted the nomination shortly after the attempted assassination attempt. as donald trump uh far ahead at this po