tell us what your life was like after jamal was slain? >> after jamal disappeared, in the beginning because it was not accurate information what exactly happened to him, i was in very bad shape, because i was not sure about what happened to my husband until they admitted, the saudi authority, they took the time to admit it. they did not admit it immediately. when they admit it, i remember that day, i couldn't stand on my feet even, because jamal was a very peaceful man, and he doesn't deserve this ending. >> as i mentioned, what happened to jamal threatened the u.s.-saudi relations, and since then, we saw it strengthen and the fist bump that president biden gave mds and he said that biden is poised to relax a two year ban on sales of weapons to saudi arabia, so what do you make of this what the relations are like between the u.s. and saudi arabia? >> to be honest with you, i will walk the same way my husband walked, he doesn't want his country to be abandoned. he wants his country to be good relations to all countries in the world includi

jamal bowman has been censured.censured. >> representative bowman present himself in the well. by its adoption of house resolution 914, the house has resolved that the house of representatives sen shares jamal bowman from the 16th congressional district of new york and representative bowman present himself in the well of the house of representatives for the pronouncement of censure and he be censured with the public reading of this resolution by the speaker. >> dana: pulling the fire alarm. there you have it. jamal bowman the congressman from new york censured for pulling the fire alarm and pled guilty. that is a crime. and so basically you heard -- bill heard it. i didn't catch the language. somebody sounded like they yelled sham or shame. >> bill: or maybe both depending on which party you are in, right? >> dana: it could have been. >> bill: we watched that history there. gratitude to chad pergram for taking us through it. jamal bowman deal is now over. >> the gentleman from missouri seeks recognition. >> bill: ba

let's see what a former deputy assistant to president biden, jamal's events, has to say about it. also here, cnn's senior political analyst -- jamal, i should note that it's not you who said yikes in response to that quote. it's a current campaign adviser. but what do you make of that? >> it's a tough quote, caitlin. here's the problem. you want candidates to be running for president because they really want to do something for the future. they see the next four years, they're not just running against some but he. they're running for something, they're going to push out ideas and policies and programs, that are going to make the country a better place going forward. the question this begs is, if for some reason something happens to donald trump over the course of the next few months, and he is not the nominee, with president biden still be running for reelection? i assume the answer is yes, because i think he does have a lot of things he wants to do. but the campaign has to talk about those things the american public has dialed in, and focus, and get with this campaign is about. >

jamal simmons, and shermichael, thank you for coming on this week.be there is a bonus for you. >> i hope so. i'm waiting, sara. >> i'm going down to the cookie bar. >> do not hold your breath for that bonus, guys. just a warning. coming up next as sara mentioned, pressure is mounting and numbers are surging at the southern border. secretary of state tony blinken and other top administration officials are on their way to mexico right now to try and find some help from mexico's president. plus one of the stars of the oscar-winning film "parasite" was just found dead in his car and the new questions surrounding his death and the police investigations he was facing and from a breakthrough advancement in sickle cell treatment to the exploding popularity of weight loss drugs like ozempic. we are counting down the top health stories of the past year. u.s. officials will arrive in mexico as president biden faces mounting pressure to stem the unprecedented flow of migrants coming to the southern border. secretary of state antony blinken, he is seen there in t

receipt. when when egypt gained independence in 1922, jamal abdul nasser was only 4 years old and in father's house, who was an employee of the post office in alexandria , he was immersed in his childish world and knew nothing of the inflammatory world outside the house. egypt has always been the place of passage of caravans from the east and west of the world, and it has always served the neighboring nations and the arab world. in those days , egypt was busy and crowded, and travelers who were mostly businessmen or western world travelers could be seen everywhere in its big cities. despite the abundance of natural and human resources, poverty was rampant in egypt at that time. in nasser's childhood days there were more caravans and traders in this crossing than before, and the important reason was the suez canal. the canal , whose management was under british and french control for several decades, is a sign of colonialism and exploitation of the egyptian nation. the suez canal is 192 km long , connecting the red sea to the mediterranean sea from asia to europe. this same day. a sig

welcome to asia jamal abdul nasser to discover in it a new revelation, to inspire the people, the rights in it, to live without colonization, to live without enslavement, and to raise the heads from humiliation and shame, and to raise the voices in the power and resolve of the people everywhere, let us live in the freedom and peace of america. there was a club where everyone the problematic politicians of the world had gathered together to conspire against america. despite the fact that egypt gained independence years ago, britain still had a serious presence in this country, and the reason for this was the suez canal company. tens of thousands of forces the british were in egypt to protect the canal, and this presence remained even after the fall of the monarchy . the people and the new rulers were looking for an opportunity to get rid of this uninvited guest, and nasser and his friends counted the moments every day to do this . nasser's first meeting with british prime minister anthony eden in february 1955. contrary to the smiles ando put on in front of the media cameras. nasser consi

acceptance of asia jamal abdul nasser to discover a new revelation that inspires the people .or it still had a serious presence in this country, and the reason for that was the suez canal company. tens of thousands of british troops were in egypt to protect the canal, and this presence continued even after the fall of the monarchy. the people and the new rulers were looking for an opportunity to get rid of this uninvited guest , and nasser and his friends counted the minutes every day to do this. nasser's first meeting with british prime minister anthony eden in february 1955 because each knew what was going on in the other's mind. nasser considered eden to be a small churchill because he still looked at egypt from the perspective of the colonial era and did not believe that egypt had become independent and the playing field in the middle east had changed. the mindset that nasser was trying to change and this effort in the not -so-distant future of both of them. he also treated the blood enemies like your time, but you speak the word, the prime minister of the kingdom of egypt

dean jamal is here to unpack that survey and public opinion across the middle east. >> amani jamal, thank coming on. >> a pleasure for having me. >> let me ask you a question i often get asked. what does it mean that the palestinian elected hamas. how much weight should you put on that statement? >> well, that's a really good question, fareed. when you think about today, what's going on today, how much weight should we put on the elections in 2006, first of all, i want to call the attention of everyone to 50% of the public ever gaza who weren't even born in 2006. >> so they weren't even born. >> when you dice seekssect 2006 election, it was never that they had this landslide victory and we also know from 2006 a lot of that vote was based on combatting corruption in the rate of the palestinian authority. hamas succeeded because it had a platform of holding the palestinian authority accountable for their corruption, levels of corruption and their excesses in term of the way they were governing. >> so when we look at it today, what do we know from polling data about the level of support pale

>> yeah, we are expecting jamal bowman to be censured mostly along the party lines and right now, 214affirmative, and 191 against, and there were some in vulnerable swing districts, but we expect the votes to be there. censuring was for the most egregious offenses, but over the past two year, there have been rashida tlaib censured over the remarks of anti-semitic remarks, and now jamaal bowman pleading guilty to willfully pulling a false fire alarm in a congressional session to keep the spending bill open for that, and initially he said that he thought that it was a exit and confused by the situation, and he didn't realize that he was pulling the fire alarm, and that though, it was not -- it flew in the face of what he ultimately plead guilty to, but the republicans are trying to make a point here moving forward to pass this resolution along party lines to censure him. they expect it to go to the well of the house to be formally admonish and a formal slap on the wrist in a matter of minutes, guys. >> that is what is happening right now, and the vote is over, and it did look like it di

the person who said jews occupying palestine would be thrown into the sea was jamal abdul nasir, theyria, jordan and iraq happened. israel unexpectedly preempted the attack. beginning with the destruction egypt's air force on june 5th. not only was occupied land freed by the arab alliance, but israel occupied yet more, that would be a part of egypt, jordan and syria. this marks 10 year since nelson mandela's demise in december 2013, the israel reg genocidal war on gaza. nelson mandela's resolute support for the liberal palestine has come into focus. this edition of africa today is dedicated to nelson mara and palestine. for incisive analysis on this, we have exclusive interviews with mandela mandela, the grandson of neson mandela. we fully support the efforts of the palestinian resistance to oppose the zionist entity and his 75 years of massacers and alvin gods, south africa's deput foreign minister. the genocide that has been executed where this large and ethnic kingdom is unprecedented and unparalleled. there's plenty more to be said, but first a quick media review to give other ou

the person who said jews. occupying palestine would be thrown into the sea, was jamal abdul nasir, theria, jordan and iraq happened. israel unexpectedly preempted the attack beginning with the destruction of egypt's air force on june 5th. not only was occupied land freed by the arab alliance, but israel occupied yet more. that would be a part of egypt, jordan and syria. let us make it clear from the beginning, the us veto at the unsc for immediate cease fire makes it complicit in the carnage in gaza. as bombs continue to rain down on palestinian civilians and cause widespread destruction, the us has once again used its power to block any attempt by the united nations security council to demand a cease fire in gaza. by vetoing this resolution, the us stands alone in casting its vote against humanity. once again, the nsc has failed by refusing to genuinely commit to serious negotiations and by allowing a war mongering empire to stop any efforts at relieving the palestinians from more suffering. the crisis in gaza will. get worse and runs the risk of extending, us veto cefire this week on

'who said jews occupying palestine would be thrown into the sea was jamal abdul nasir the first presidentjordan and iraq happened. israel unexpectedly preempted the attack. beginning with the destruction of egypt's air force on june 5th. not only was occupied land freed by the arab alliance, but israel occupied yet more. that would be a part of egypt, jordan, and syria. this is for palestine after elon musk bought twitter, now known as x, he promised to restore free speech to the platform, but the multi-billionaire is being squeezed by the zionist lobby to force him to re-impose censorship on commentary. about palestine, the previous incumbants caved in to intense campaign by zionist extremists and imposed shadow bands on this show, professor david miller and myself, but after musk took over, the bands were lifted on us and on numerous other accounts too, but the billion-dollar question now is, will he succum to the pressure? we saw essentially in that trip we saw him becoming a an obvious and stated zionist. an example when elon musk came and and did this tour with benyamin netanyahu and

bowman of new york, that representative jamal bowman present himself in the house of representatives for the pronouncement of censure and that representative be censured with the public reading of this resolution by the speaker. >> the gop-led censure passed by 214-191. >>> up next, vivek ramaswamy unleashes conspiracy theories on the stage. hear how he responded when i talked to him about it after the debate. >>> vivek ramaswamy was spewing some dangerous conspiracy t theories on the debate stage last night. he claimed the horrifying january 6th insurrection was an inside job and pushed the white nationalist great repolicement theory. i spoke to him about it after the debate. >> when you use the term repolicement theory -- do you understand that that term is something that invokes anti-semitism. >> i'm against anti-semitism. >> but people who have looked at that. >> it's not -- this is being used for killings in buffalo, for killing in california. >> if it was a republican saying the same things that biden said ten years ago. >> do you understand how dangerous it is? it's not even a

thank you so much for being with this jamal wakim, professor of international relations university of beirout. meanwhile, israeli forces have launched yet another deadly raid in the occupied west bank killing number of palestinians there. our ramala correspondent mon. brings us more, just in less than an hour ago, the israeli forces retreated from the refugee camp of colandia odun al-quds and the kufr, town al-quds, after an operation that lasted for almost three hours, during this operation, israeli forces shot and killed yet another young palestinian ma 32 year old from the refugee camp of colondia was shot dead according to palestinian paramedics, he was shot in the heart, earlier israeli forces had raidya northern the occupied west bank, this time an undercover unit raid kalkila, this means israeli forces disguised as as arabs or palestinians, they raided the the the kalkela city with the with palestinian vehicles or vehicles with palestinian license and then they ambished a car where palestinians had been inside they opened fire at the core and they killed two palestinians. israe

suffered heavy armored losses here and practically cannot advance through these two streets, namely jamalasser street and omar mokhtar street, which are the main axis of their advance in the west of gaza. and zionists, they could not do these two unite jabbeh on the jabalia side, and they still haven't been able to enter gaza city from this side, and there are heavy battles going on, these are minor for now. in gaza city and the fierce resistance of the palestinians, thank you very much, we say goodbye to mr. shadlou and now we are going to gaza to hear the latest news from gaza from the words of our correspondent ahmed sahmoud in this region. it has been destroyed and the conflicts are still there. release that shows intense conflict between resistance forces palestine, the army soldiers of the sirionist regime in ashjawieh and khanyounsa, the clashes are still going on, the living conditions are very bad, the israeli army is preventing the aid from reaching the gaza strip, the disastrous situation of the ruler of ghati and the lack of food, the lack of drinking water was very clearly vi

i want to bring in cnn political commentators, jamal and alice. alice, this is a seven figure ad buy we're told by chris christie where he's pushing back on people who say he should get out of the race if republicans truly don't want donald trump to be the nominee. what do you make of this new ad tonight? >> good for him. no one's cast a vote. we haven't even started the rate to 270 yet and i think we need to hear from the voters before people start saying who should drop out of the race and i think that will happen as we get to iowa, new hampshire, but good for him. i just reached out to the governor and he said the ad really speaks to itself. what he's been saying along. donald trump is a liar, he said in the past he's unfit and calling out republicans. specifically republican challengers in this race who will say privately they feel donald trump is a threat to democracy but aren't willing to say it publicly. this is true to form for what governor christie has been in this race for. really pushing it to donald trump for what he sees as a threat

it's collective punishment. >> jamal this is what -- >> its international law.ve 1. 8 million -- >> iran believed israel does not have a right to exist. are you waiting for the full on genocide to happen? >> this is gaza. >> are you waiting for them to be completely -- >> 1 million refugees in gaza. this is collective punishment. they immediately -- >> they have been oppressed by their own government. -- >> i'm talking about right now. i'm talking about six october 7th. i'm talking about since october 7th. >> if you want peace, if you want a cease-fire, hamas must surrender. even on this most recent cease-fire to turn over the hostages, they violated it. they violated it. so, how do you expect israel to be able to negotiate and deal with them when hamas refuses to accept the terms of a cease-fire? >> standby for us we still have even more ahead with the two of you, coming up next for us is united states congress now on the verge of not spending money to another war zone in ukraine? we will discuss that, as president biden calls the standoff to gift a gift to vla

the security council to nick resolutions critical of israel. join us out from san diego california's jamal kanja, author and political commentator for more on the story. hello, mr. college, welcome to press tv here for your take on this uh uh story, your thoughts on how many times the us is going to water down and impeed efforts to protect civilians in gaza. yeah. well, the united states basically is playing role to be the defendant of israel at the international in the international community, beside providing israel with all the military support to do its job, which is really to kill and murder palestinians. i would say even it it was more than watered down, but it was made more ambiguous and allowed every party to be able to read it the way they want to read this resolution. and and i'm sorry to say it it it would have been much better even without a resolution or with the v2 of the us on the resolution itself, because it's not... gna deliver anything without the v2, as it wouldn't have delivered anything with the v2, so basically it is possibly face saving for the us policy in in pales

night >> jamal? >> i have to say, i walked, and i came into this tonight with very low expectations for the governor from florida. i thought that he met my low expectations, and maybe got a little bit more. right? he seemed more comfortable than i thought i had seen him before. he seemed a little bit more personal bowl, illegal bit more confident. but he still has ideas that don't make any sense. for instance, on immigration, he thinks that we should tax the money that mexican immigrants sent back home to their families. now, isn't the point of our immigration reform that people should be able to stay home, be near their families, be near the people they love, not have to come to the united states to have a better life? so why, would you lower the amount of money that they would -- from their families over here? it just doesn't make any sense from a policy perspective. so, all things like that that he said tonight they just don't really seem to make sense. >> yeah, i would say, stylistically -- well,

to put this dramatic and important breaking news into some perspective, -- williams, coleman hughes, jamalns, and joe -- . to me -- as the lawyer of the bunch here, are you surprised to see that the colorado supreme court went there? >> you know, i am surprised. but what i will say is that this is a thoughtful, well written opinion. they recognize that these are novel issues they are facing, and they didn't take this on lightly. and i think it's important to put this opinion in the context of the work of the committee that i was on, the january 6th committee. one thing we highlighted was the president's tweet on december 19th, be there we will be watching. which is perfect timing to look at where this opinion came out. because that tweet encompasses how the former president sought to bring violence to the capitol. he told his followers to be there, it will be wild. and i think another thing this opinion does this put the work of the committee right at the center. if the supreme court here rules that, the district court did not error in making a miscible the committee's work. our report, in

it can jamal what the sad part of it is. it's of feedback mechanism. on some level the people don't necessarily of those voters feel disenchanted, and they because they feel different, janet, they are less inclined to actually put a go to the pulse. and honestly, i'm not either sure. voting is really the issue. i mean, a lot of the stuff has to do with movements and the way that those movements shape a change of political space. i strongly suspect that what needs to take place is going to take place outside of our political system. and what they mean is movements, if you look back to the right or you look back to the vietnam war, you look back to any kind of economic change in regards to the issue or race. yeah . that stuff was moved from its outside of the political space, the guy how the media was so corrupt. walter cronkite went on the air and said this must stop. yep. there is no walter cronkite out there who's got to do it. anderson cooper, who's wearing a cheerleading outfit right now, reporting from israel, literally with the palm, palms a go, k

let's cross to political level as jamal exec pruitt's advisor to for palestinian pm at salon fi. you're most welcome or at to the program. social media users are, are, are polarized over what's really happening in this uh, our series of videos, i should say, your take, let's see, the fact that is ryan. yeah. and they do everything to show that they have a kind of an evict story or some images to in a distribution to the is there a population? there's a community because now the main question and as right and what that is right um is doing in gaza and sort of getting about their new uh hostages. uh, well, i noticed by how much as you, i see, and i said possession that you and shelters. and they took all the men, somebody to different woman. they strip very flawless and some of those things then . and the value of time after that, they took them out of this t. uh they state the buy in the cold without any kind of clause. after that, the majority of the vast majority rarely. and as i said, some of them just for the industry just and then to see if there's some kind of yeah, there's

so let's go live now to jamal is that codes the advisor to follow the policy and all sorts of pm saw him fired. mr. is that good thanks very much for finding the time to speak to us today. i'm not through. so if you just have the, by the, the, the idea of chief of staff has advisory troops to refrain from the see thing though through surrender because thompson can provide intelligence. what do you make of those comments? let's see. uh, 1st of all, yes, as right as adverse to thousands of palestinians. i've got a trend then just to bay, the cloud, about 3 a stadium uh wherever it says and, and it gives the design and there were killed because of the top chart. and because of in human treatment, including lifting them for many days without food, without water, without any thing. it shows that as i'm going to have the phone at, 1st of all, it's not the 1st time that is very uh, short tv. as all, who are studios without getting a, uh, uh to, to. yeah. and they uh, make any kind of differences between if the cdn code is res. this and then a tall by itself. there is money involved slots wh

okay, let's talk about this with jamal thomas. i do sense. there is something going on in america where there is this young vote. they don't watch cable news. they don't watch traditional news. they don't read them new york times. they go to their own place. nobody knows are there. that's why i say they're very stylish, but they're pissed. they don't like what's going on in america. and i'll give you an example of thousands of young people, most of them jewish by the way, a grand central station in new york. and they're willing to be arrested and the voices for peace, their pro palestinian arguing that we need to get israel to essentially do some kind of up. so as far they've got no coverage, i didn't see the story. i didn't see this video on cnn, or fox, or anywhere else, couple of little stories on, you know, here and there. and it tells you that their movement is generally ignored by the so called media in this country. and i think that's a part of the problem. great. that was present a great, now keep in mind us policy at this point is go

well, how does this change be about her if it can jamal? what said part of it is it's of feedback mechanism. on some level, the people don't necessarily have those voters feel disenchanted, and they because they feel different, janet, the less inclined to actually cope or go to the pulse. and honestly, i'm not either sure. voting is really big issue. i mean, a lot of the stuff has to do with movements and the way that those movements shape and change of political space. so i strongly suspect that what needs to take place is going to take place outside of our political system. and what they mean is movements. if you look back to the rack or you look back to the vietnam war, you look back to any kind of economic change in regards to the issue of race. yeah . that stuff was moved from its outside of the political space. the guy how the media was so corrupt. walter cronkite went on the air and said this must stop. yeah, there's no walter cronkite out there who's kind of do it. anderson cooper, who was wearing a cheerleading outfit right now wit

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okay, let's talk about this with jamal thomas. i do sense. there is something going on in america where there is this young vote. they don't watch cable news. they don't watch traditional news. they don't read them new york times. they go to their own place. nobody knows are there. that's why i say they're very stylish, but they're pissed. they don't like what's going on in america. and i'll give you an example of thousands of young people, most of them jewish by the way, a grand central station in new york. and they're willing to be arrested and they're the voices for peace. they're pro palestinian arguing that we need to get israel to essentially do some kind of up. so as far they've got no coverage, i didn't see the story. i didn't see this video on cnn, or fox, or anywhere else, couple of little stories on, you know, here and there. and it tells you that their movement is generally ignored by the so called media in this country. and i think that's a part of the problem. great. that was present a great, now keep in mind us policy at this p

it can jamal what the sad part of it is. it's of feedback mechanism on some level, the people don't necessarily have those voters feel disenchanted, and they because they feel different, janet, they are less inclined to actually put a go to the polls. and honestly, i'm not either sure voting is really the issue. i mean, a lot of the stuff has to do with movements and the way that those movements shape a change of political space. so i strongly suspect that what needs to take place is going to take place outside of our political system. and what they mean is movements, if you look back to the right or you look back to the vietnam war, you look back to any kind of economic change in regards to the issue of race. yeah . that stuff was movements outside of the political space. the guy had the media was so corrupt, walter cronkite went on the air and said this must stop. yeah, there's no walter cronkite out there who's going to do it. anderson cooper, who was wearing a cheerleading outfit right now, reporting from israel, literal

well, how does this change give her ever again, jamal? what said part of it is, it's of no feedback mechanism. on some level the people don't necessarily of those voters feel disenchanted, and they because they feel different janet, the less inclined to actually pope or go to the polls. and honestly, i'm not either sure. voting is really the issue. i mean, a lot of the stuff has to do with movements and the way that those movements shape a change of political space. or i strongly suspect that what needs to take place is going to take place outside of our political system. and what they mean is movements, if you look back to the rack or you look back to the vietnam war, you look back to any kind of economic change in regards to the issue or race. yeah . that stuff was moved from its outside of the political space, the guy how the media was so corrupt. walter cronkite went on the air and said this must stop. yeah, there's no walter cronkite out there who's kind of do it. anderson cooper, who was wearing a cheerleading outfit right now, repo

the professor of history politics and international relations doctor jamal's, what keep joining us here on archie international a very well welcome to you today. so what a story this is not whether you weren't getting potentially so directly involved. article 99 hasn't been invoked in decades. so your thoughts on whether or not it may affect the palestinian crisis as well. so we need to totally look at this move by the un secretary general because despite all the critics the, the directed towards him especially by is really. but i don't think that this initiative taken by the secretary general would be involved without quote, a prior coordination with the united states of america. and in this case, what is the objective and this ends pretty uh, open booking such a, an article, especially that uh, we know that the united states gibs for support for the uh, is it any attack on guys? uh uh, uh its the one that is uh, collecting any attempt to reach us expired on and the kilometer is a committed by, uh oh, it goes by the israelis in against the civilians and the guys us to. so this is what

size , i give you a felt-tip pen, i can draw, you need it , and while drawing, well, it’s clear that jamalupper triangle is emphasized, and there is such a tummy, which symbolizes the connection of two figures, and this actually complicates the task; designers, professional designers have many ways to make the correct correction, such an illusion in order to create the femininity of the hourglass that you were talking about, and every woman has a bottleneck, this is the usual waist line, which is calculated from the hip, well, from not the hip, that ’s exactly the ribs, from the rib, it turns out if the designer correctly accentuates the narrowest place, we can visually create this figure, an hourglass, there are several ways to create it, the first way is an addition, when we deliberately enlarge some zones and accentuate a narrower place illusorily, the second way is contrasting method, when we use contrasting colors and due to contrasting colors. because our eye in reality doesn’t know who you are, tall, short, plump, thin, germanich, please come to me, well, you’re looking at me, you d

, comfortable without fighting, those who are present on dhakrin, deir al-dabban, daraban , bir al-jamal, and all the regions are comfortable without fighting . an description of the meaning of al-rafi'ah, which was manifested in egypt's celebration of welcome. despite the magnificent reception of the troops returning from the scene of the palestinian battle in cairo and other egyptian cities, a feeling of defeat and surrender was felt among egyptian officers such as nasser. long live farouk, the king of egypt, long live farouk, the king of egypt long live farouk the king of egypt. centurion tanks, armored cars of the royal dugrones and men of the lanka fusiliers prepare to attack egyptian police headquarters. a surrender demand has been ignored, and now fire opens up and dozens of people from the popular resistance forces and the egyptian police were killed. with the peak of these conflicts in january 195. belonging to england and france, they were burned in cairo . the people were in a state of chaos . the king was not a minister. the burning cairo and the burning face of cairo show th

gentlemen, temidayo, coleman, jamal, and joe. thank you all so much.or, us the head of the colorado republican party will be here to respond to this exclusive ruling. plus a record breaking 24 hours at the border where a record number of migrants entered, or encounters have been as texas is now sued over its hard-line law. and rob smith, a black and get republican, he'll join me after he said he was heckled with racist slurs at a conservative conference. in new hampshire chris christie, not exactly a fan of donald trump. give his first take on the colorado supreme court's decision to ban trump from running. kristie's bottom line is this. the court should not do what it is doing now. >> i do not believe donald trump should be prevented from being president of the united states by any court. i think he should be present by the voters of this country. i think this is probably premature. and jumping ahead of it. i think it would cause a lot of anger in this country, if people had the choice taken away from them. >> joining me now is colorado's republican p

be a do or die moment for their political futures, and you know, when you talk about the squad and jamalman, and aoc, rashida tlaib, cori bush, why is this such a crucial moment? >> well, i think this will be one of the key moments that we look back on, you know, years from now, and say, remember when representative pramila jayapal, the chair of the congressional progressive caucus was made to put out multiple statements reaffirming the fact that she condemns sexual violence? i think that will be a window into how warped this has gotten. like i said, december 5th. we're talking about october 7th, and what has happened between october 7th and december 5th is, i think, what history is really going to remember from this time, and will look at moments like this as ways that it was rationalized and allowed to continue. i don't actually think she's going to face any criticism from the squad. there's nobody in the squad, you know, or i hope anywhere in the world who wouldn't also just unequivocally condemn sexual violence by anybody at any time. >> but you do think at this moment, this is a tur

with me to break down all of this that we just saw and heard, jamal simmons, scott jennings, ana navaro, and paul begala. everyone, let's get your take. let us start with you scott, how did he do? >> i thought it was the best i've seen him, really lately on the campaign. i think this format, and jake did a great job with it, is a far more instructive format, if you really care about what the candidates think about issues, instead of roman style coliseum attacks on one another. so i thought if you are an undecided voter, and you're looking for somebody to talk to you about stuff you care about, he did a great job tonight. i thought his answers on the economy, the electability question, and on immigration were all really centre cut for republican primary voters. you know, what he's fighting though is not really policy, what he's fighting is the inevitability of donald trump, and the idea that he is inevitably going to win. and really, he is also fighting the national polling showing him beating joe biden. that was the big argument in this campaign for so many months, was that trump can wi

important role in this success and progress, and among them are the commanders of martyr bassem isa jamal al-zabdeh, juma al-tahleh, waleed shamali, hazem al-khatib, and other brothers who put in a lot of effort. in order to achieve the first domestically built palestinian missile that can be launched from gaza and targeted , farsai worked very hard for this . here, dr. zabdeh can be seen with his son, engineer sameh, who was with him in the process of construction and development, and it was god's fate that they were martyred together in an attack during the war, along with a number of qassam engineers, the military power of hamas. continuously enhanced since 2002 to produce a completely new generation of missiles with new technologies. because of this , the rockets are heavier and carry more explosives they do it and it reaches far away from gaza. ayash was a new 250 missile that the qassam battalions used for the first time in the battle of shamshir al-quds and targeted ramon airport with it, and it has the longest range among resistance missiles. now off to ramon airport in the distan

railroad tracks, manhattan department stores and the new york botanical in the bronx with jamal, joseph and epps granted youthful offender status. barry too ill to stand trial due to his chronic epilepsy. two members already held in new jersey and other charges in the three escapees. only 13 ultimately stand trial. the case is formally recorded. the people of the state of new york versus lumumba. abdul shakur et al. but defendants become internationally known as. the panther 21. the ensuing trial show the world for the first time how desperate american law enforcement is to eliminate the panthers and to make them an example of happens when black people in america dare to assert their right to self-defense and self-determining. this is a quote from. this has been a systematic by the fascist pigs to stifle black liberation struggle in new york city. lumumba wrote from jail. now i realize the panther 21 arrest is all part and parcel of a national by the american government to destroy the black panther party and all revolutionaries. so that's just a little opening from, the opening scene, a

first , this series directed by masoud abparrour and jamal seyed hatami was aired last summer. ali ghasemi, sed and broadcasting news agency. about the collection masloran tv, i will talk more with mr. seyed ali hashemi, the director of this series, mr. hashemi . hello, you are very welcome. you actually directed the second season of this series. what was attractive to you about mastoran that made you accept this offer? well, first of all, i would like to say hello to dear viewers of khabar network, about mastoran's script, first of all , mr. panahi gave me the script of the series. i saw that mr. p was charming, full of very sweet and good stories and excerpts from old iranian stories, saadi's shahnameh, and all the old stories, and this is very interesting. i was joking because i think it's an original romantic theme it was very attractive to the audience, after which it was adapted very little, but in the second season , mr. hanif wrote the novel. well , it is much more adapted than that. it is closer to the novel . in the world's televisions, in fact , it is very common in

jamal murray led all scorers with 28 point including this in the fourth quarter. will hear from a coach at 11:00. denver wins 121-114. >>> a beautiful but chilly end to our holiday weather, but there is a change around the corner. we are tracking was headed our way. >>> and a bill with family outings and getting back. the many ways people across the bay area are enjoying the day off and celebrating. >>> is the only underdeveloped island in the bay area and it is up for sale. we get an exclusive tour of red rock island. >>> welcome back, new this 6:00 starts right now. thank you so much for joining us. the mac is getting colder, still a great night to enjoy the outside. it's not going to be raining. you are looking at christmas in the park. >> this is the stunning view from our emeryville camera, looking at the bay bridge, the san francisco skyline just before 5:00 tonight. although things they drive there were some hazards. >> some people looking to spend christmas morning at the beach were met with highways. a little treacherous, depending on what you were doing.

believe it or not the house just passed a resolution to censure squad member jamal bowman for pulling a capitol building fire alarm back in september. it forced an evacuation of the building. it also created quite a chaos as congress rushed to head off a government shutdown. the new york democrat is now the 28th lawmaker ever censured in history. you are watching "the faulkner focus." i'm julie banderas in for harris today. it was caught on video and why he pled guilty. he got caught. bowman a former middle school principal said he was simply trying to open a door clearly marked as off limits. he pled guilty to a miss demeanor charge and paid a $1 thousand fine. the max fine. bowman continues to deny he was trying to delay the spending bill vote. jim jordan confident the censure motion would pass. >> i think it is in a more broader and how crazy things have gotten in the biden administration. an f.b.i. that says if you are catholic you're extremist and members of congress pulling a fire alarm to disrupt a vote on the house floor for goodness sake. >> julie: they voted and it passed. n

it is jamal al-awwal and december 1st, the noon call to prayer in tehran will be at 115 minutes and the maghrib call to prayer will be at 17:00 and 11 minutes. thanks for your cooperation with this news series, dear and respected compatriots thank you very much. the settlement of this house by our own hands is foreign china for the mother. this action can remove the golden signature in the country. we would like to support women and this idi idi night, to be freed from the importation of gendo, the qboz, the help seekers , the amount of help, the construction worker, insure those families who have three children or more. they are trying to get a car without a lottery, break sardar, your child, tomorrow. who agree to revolt. it was decided there was a queue. we were annoyed. until a few years ago, patients complained about paper notebooks . the difficulty was that we had to go to the branch we used to eat until we changed our books. the doctor's hand, which was bad, for example, could not be recognized. he goes everywhere. the solution to get rid of the problems of copying and wasting pa

heavy fighting is going on here, especially on jamal abdul nasser street and omar mukhtar street .e, the zionists are on the front. they are extremely stuck in the ground, the resistance with yassin's anti-armor rockets , since the beginning of the ground battle when the zionists tried to take the city of ghazr, from the beginning of november until now, more than 720 agricultural vehicles, most of them merkava mark 4 hanks that use the most advanced armor destroying with al-yasin 15 and more anti-armor rockets, even on the front west has been in this axis, but today the resistance is a preemptive attack. and it was surprising that in the north of gaza, here palestine street and the street on palestine street and quds street in this area, more than 11 zionist commandos were killed in gaza city , and during this operation that was carried out , resistance from a distance of several hundred the zionist meter carried out its own missile attacks against zionist military targets and military settlements, especially the military city of tel aviv in occupied palestine. the heavy battles of

malik suleiman muhammad suleiman shadi abuadi yusuf mustafa jamal khalil. nurtaher and others, most of whom have seen gaza under complete siege since their birth, and their crime is that they resisted the occupation . those who throw stones may be punished for up to 20 years. children who after freedom they are resistance. i proudly say that i am a free palestinian nation and i will remain in this land and we will definitely win. proud of broadcasting, hello, dear viewers, have a good time. in recent days, a report was aired on the national media, which showed that banks, unfortunately, when the issuer of a check is unable to pay and the check is returned, they block it and replace it with the rest. the balance of the check is demanded from the customer again for the entire amount of the check . for example, if a person has issued a check for 100 million tomans and the account balance is 90 million tomans, for this deficit if there is a check that has been blocked and returned, instead of the remaining balance of the account, the same amount of the check is

malik suleiman, muhammad suleiman, shadi , abu adi, yusuf mustafa, jamal khalil, noor taher and othersst of whom have seen gaza under complete siege since their birth, and their crime is that they resisted the occupation. those who throw stones may be punished for up to 20 years. children , even after freedom, i proudly say that i am a free palestinian nation and i will remain in this land, and we will definitely win. sima abadi, this house is by my own hand , what you saw is strange. this action can remove the golden signature in the country. we would like to support women and on this night of adi adi, to be free from the importation of qbooz, those who seek help from the construction worker's relief committee, insure those families who have three or more children without lottery. take a car , fall in love with sardar and break it. these were some of the compatriots who, in addition to the pain of the disease, were also bearing the cost of treatment . in 1973, the parliament took the first step to make health insurance universal its output became a law that obliges the government to b

malik suleiman, muhammad suleiman, shadi, abu adi, yusuf mustafa, jamal khalil, noor tahir and others , most of whom have seen gaza under complete siege since their birth, and their crime is that they resisted the occupation. those who throw stones may be punished for up to 20 years. children who are members of the resistance after liberation. i proudly say that it is free i am a palestinian nation and i will remain in this land and we will definitely win . in the name of god, god is great, god is great, god is great, god is great. i mean, we were naimin al-sa'ah khumsa husina, something collapsed, that is, it is not natural, that is , we were at five o'clock when we heard a building, as if everything was going to collapse. my daughter and i were alone at home. we came to khan yunus from the north of the gaza strip because we thought it was safer here. but they bombed here too. there is no security here either. let's go to rifa, there is no security there either. we are tired , but we resist until the last moment and go home we will not leave our land. bride, i am telling you for the

malek suleiman, mohammad suleiman, shadi abu adi, yusuf mustafa, jamal, khalil, nouraher and others,t of them since birth. they see gaza under complete siege and their crime is that they resisted the occupation. those who throw stones may be punished for up to 20 years. children who are members of the resistance after liberation. i proudly say that i am a free palestinian nation and i will remain in this land and we will win. sanaz fakhravar radio reporter. in the name of god, the light, in the name of god, the light of the light , in the name of god, light on the light. alia hajjallah, may god bless him , may god bless him, may god bless him , may god bless him. hai ali khair al-alam, hai ali khair al-alam, god is great , in the name and remembrance of god, with greetings, your presence , dear viewers of khabar network, for today, wednesday , we witnessed a calm atmosphere in the central and southern parts of the country, and the dust of the phenomenon of big cities it was reported and we expect to see an increase in the number of people in big cities by noon tomorrow. therefore, fo

author and political commentator jamal kanj says the us has watered down the security council resolution on gaza to give the regime more leeway to press ahead. with this genocidal war against palestinians, the us started with with the whole war of genocide in gaza started with the moto that israel has the right to defend itself, there is no such thing as a right to defend itself when you are an occupier, when you are when you are imposing a siige on an entity for more than 18 years, under international law, there is no such... self-defense executes, however still they have used it, so what i'm trying to say, it really does not need a justification, it just needs something to basically cover the act of the israeli government and allow it to continue doing what they are doing, despite the fact that they are saying at one point, you know we want israel to water play down its raids on gaza and possibly change its military operations to minimize the killing of civilians, i mean this is, this is really racist statement when somebody says we want them to minimize the killing of civilians, inste

. >> today, he announced he will try to expel jamal bowman after he pleaded guilty to pulling a fire alarm in a house office building this year. >>> the going order in donald trump's new york civil trial is back in place. it prohibits mr. trump and his lawyers from commenting about the judge's staff. the gag order was under a stay after the former president appealed it. the appeals court rejected that appeal. state officials ordered the going address necessary because of the deluge of threats directed at the court clerk after mr. trump attacked the judge on social media. >>> the ceo of x is addressing elon musk's comment to advertisers. comcast, disney and apple pulled ads from x, after musk agreed with the post agreeing jewish communitieses are pushing hatred against whites. during an interview, musk accused the companies of blackmailing him with advertising money. the message to them, go expletive yourself. the interview was called wide-ranging. it allows people to make their own decisions. >>> russia's high court delivered a devastating blow to the lgbtq communities by banning the

or jamal, or al-azal al-fsan, bihab al-amr, or zioni, bless you, bless you, or sehuni, expert, expert. zionist sabrak sabrak al-qaman bihafr abarak al-qassama bihafr abarak khayter khyber or yehud khayter khyber or yehud now we are hosting mr. sohail kasrinejad, an expert on the issues of the zionist regime , mr. kasrinejad, to further investigate the developments, welcome. to the world today, in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, i say hello to you and my dear viewers. i hope that we will have a good discussion. thank you very much . we have a video package of the events of the past 24 hours in gaza and the occupied territories. we also talk. very much your personal commitment to this just war, and uh, we are going to fight hamas, until we prevail, no matter how long it takes, thank you, thank you very much. may allah have mercy on me, may god have mercy on my people, or my beloved people , i will start the conversation with mr. kathirinejad, we have seen the pictures. the last four hours were like this: last night, around this time, hamas released the zionist