i'm desi lydic. >> jordan: and i'm jordan klepper. we've got so much to talk about tonight.te house is at war with the media, donald trump tries out social distancing, and we find out who's going to win the black vote. >> desi: so let's get right into the headlines. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] let's kick things off with the big story of the past week, a national crisis with global implications: somebody shit in the bed in gwyneth paltrow's guesthouse. >> according to "the daily mail," a houseguest of gwyneth paltrow's hamptons guesthouse suffered, quote, "catastrophic diarrhea in bed. the houseguest then blamed the disaster on ozempic before fleeing the property." >> desi: wow. is one of the side effects of ozempic not caring about cleaning up the diarrhea you get from ozempic? why would you run out after that? if there's anyone who would be sympathetic, it's the woman who tells you to squirt coffee enemas up your butt. and pardon my word choice here, but i want to sit in this mess for just a minute, because it brings up an interesting question: when you shit the bed as visibl

, jordan!the smile, the supple lips -- >> desi: you're doing the clooney thing again. >> jordan: sorry, sorry. i'm doing the clooney thing again. >> desi: get it together. >> jordan: he is so beautiful. >> desi: keep it in your pants. the point is, clooney isn't just a random celebrity. he's a major fundraiser for the democratic party. last month, he helped raise $30 million dollars for joe biden. wait, while we're all distracted by this op-ed, who was watching the money? argh, it was a heist the whole time! clooney! [cheers and applause] >> jordan: clooney! such a clever, sexy, silver fox of a man... >> jordan: stop it >> jordan: those lips, those lips you can just -- >> desi: stop it! >> jordan: he's a lot. you know what, it's important to remember that as of now, only eight house democrats have called on joe biden to step down. and the dissenters might get all the headlines, but there are hundreds of other democrats who are still with joe biden. but with a skeptical public, now is the time f

thanks, jordan. >> jordan: now we go back to nancy pelosi's office of desi lydic. desi!know chuck schumer is trying to be sensitive. what is nancy pelosi doing? >> she is playing a lot more hardball, jordan. she had a meeting with biden where she just stared at him while doing that five finger nice thing. very intimidating. she is also trying to mess with his head. she threw a pair of sneakers over a power line outside the white house. >> jordan: is not a threat? >> well, i don't know, but if there is one thing that freaks out old white people, it is sneakers on the power line. how did they get up there? is it a gang sign? is it a drug thing? is it hip-hop? either way, it is time to move to florida. >> jordan: wow. very fluid situation. thank you, desi. let's go out to capitol hill with ronny chieng. ronny. [cheers and applause] ronny, who are you talking to? >> jordan, i'm talking to an opposing faction understanding behind joe biden 100%. they are telling the president to ignore the haters, stay in the race, and do as many public speaking events as possible. >> jordan:

i'm desi lydic. >> jordan: and i'm jordan klepper. we've got so much to talk about tonight.media, donald trump tries out social distancing, and we find out who's going to win the black vote. >> desi: so let's get right into the headlines. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] let's kick things off with the big story of the past week, a national crisis with global implications: somebody shit in the bed in gwyneth paltrow's guesthouse. >> according to "the daily mail," a houseguest of gwyneth paltrow's hamptons guesthouse suffered, quote, "catastrophic diarrhea in bed. the houseguest then blamed the disaster on ozempic before fleeing the property." >> desi: wow. is one of the side effects of ozempic not caring about cleaning up the diarrhea you get from ozempic? why would you run out after that? if there's anyone who would be sympathetic, it's the woman who tells you to squirt coffee enemas up your butt. and pardon my word choice here, but i want to sit in this mess for just a minute, because it brings up an interesting question: when you shit the bed as visibly and as nationally as this

jordan: i don't know. now you have raised that question, i'm going to have some of our good lawyers on our staff dig into that a little more. i don't know if there is a role we play or not. i have not even thought about it. if the president steps down, i just assume comella harris -- assume kamala harris is there nominee. if they try something different, i don't know. rachael:rachael: i think the rnc has indicated if they try to pass to kamala, they won't try it as well. we can follow up with that another time. republicans are finalizing their impeachment report. i know you personally would vote in a heartbeat to impeach biden. rep. jordan: i said we are going to get the evidence. we are going to put it forward. rachael: come on. rep. jordan: if the case is compelling. rachael: realistically, isn't it over? you don't have the votes. rep. jordan: we are putting the report together. the report, we have three committees working on it. we will have that. i think the report is going to lay it all out. it is goi

, please welcome jordan. , , , ., ., ., national team, please welcome jordan. ,, , ., .,., ., , jordanice president they're speaking i the vice president they're speaking for the first time, that's her first public appearance since joe for the first time, that's her first public appearance sincejoe biden said that he was dropping out of the 2024 race and endorsing her as the party's nominee. she talked about how he is recovering fast from covid and how you would like to be there and how you would like to be there and it's being better. she spoke about his legacy and accomplishments and said it is unmatched in history. she said yes, you can clap when she was told by his legacy. she said in one term he surpassed the legacy of most presidents in two terms. she said she witnessed every day how president biden fights for the american people and she talked about how she is deeply grateful. she went on to say that in behalf of the president, she was honouring these athletes. these are the national athletic association championship teams that she is welcoming bed to the white house, speaking o

saint john pritecha performed a baptism of repentance in the waters of the jordan.surprising thing is that the lord jesus christ himself came to the prophet and asked him for baptism. this led to the amazement of the ascetic, because christ... sin and did not need a repentant bath, and the prophet, from a vision given from above, understood who had come to him, but the baptism of christ on the jordan was the fulfillment of ancient prophecies , the beginning of his preaching ministry, therefore the saint john obediently fulfilled the lord's request. today we celebrate the nativity of john pritech, therefore. it is especially important to remember what the holy gospel tells us about this event. the future great prophet was born into the family of the righteous zechariah and elizabeth. on his mother's side, john was a relative of jesus christ, born six months earlier than him. john's father zacharias was a jewish priest, and during the service he was honored with an appearance. archangel gabriel, who announced to him about the future birth of an unusual baby. but looki

if jordan bardella was _ and significant choice.nd significant choice. if jordan bardella was to be _ and significant choice. if jordan bardella was to be the - and significant choice. if jordan bardella was to be the new. and significant choice. if jordan i bardella was to be the new french prime minister, what would that mean for daily life for any legislation, how would france change a result? that is the big question. there's a sense thatjordan bardella and his party and we think much more to the centre ground of french politics, that they don't want to introduce the sort of reform that, for a start, might get blocked by the constitutional system is here in france, or might cause a run on the bank or chaos, which may well be what president macron wants. he wants, if the national rally is to come into power, see them discredited quickly. the bigger battle here is coming in three years' time in the presidential election. marine le pen sii and the presidency, and the centre ground and the left are also fighting for thejob. it's alw

jordan: good question. i don't think you play that in the view that one will lose about the share or both will. because it's an outage, and not a hack, that suggests you are not going to see customers moving off of crowdstrike or microsoft. some people are bidding up shares of sentinel one, which competes with crowdstrike. i don't know where they rank in the top market share listings. palo alto is another competitor. they don't necessarily do all endpoint but they do firewalls and cloud security. that stock is gaining. people assume they will benefit. at the end of the day, wait-and-see on the ramifications. i would advise investors -- don't make any snap knee-jerk reactions in terms of buying/selling. i am more of a net buyer on this weakness as relates to crowdstrike. they will come through fine in a couple weeks, people won't even be talking about this. caroline: this is a big market cap impact. you bring up, are they on the hook financially in any way? how will we understand that from crowdstrike as to

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after meeting the king. in the house of legionary officer in jordan, a mission to convince abdullah al-hashemi not to accompany other arab countries in the formation of asian army, since year ago, i gradually in army sent all the information under the leadership of dear and k, the hana had issued call for the jewish. between the ages of 17 and 25 to join the army. we will put these days behind. we have to think about the future and make plans for it. after this mission, we had to work harder to form government. those who accompanied the jewish patriotism movement during the hard years now had to play in israel and its administrate that started during the ninebi musa riots with never. the jews run out of patience, now others had to pay for our tooths, there was no difference between young and old, men and women, children and history by the victors and the world has to believe our big lie, they have to keep going further away and stay away from us. from now on, historians should drive before 1948, when the jews became of the great game of we deny everything. the romans, greeks, herodi

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please welcome jordan. [cheers and applause] >> good morning. minimum jordan dudley and i'm a member of the 2023 national championship florida state soccer team. thank you president biden and vice president harris for the opportunity to visit the white house and celebrate the achievements of college athletes. my freshman year feels a dream come true. i played with and against the most talented women in college soccer. none of it was possible if not the support of our administration, coaches appear athletic staff. it provided the resources to help us succeed in the classroom and in life. the family life created helped us push to achieve the team goal including earning the program's fourth national championship after an undefeated season. we all know the demands of being college staopb athletes has its challenges but reaching the end with the trophy made our hard work worthwhile. congratulations to all of my fell low athletes. you achieved the dream of many. thus inspiring the next generation. my challenge to each of you today is to always find th

the ministry of foreign affairs of jordan has reacted to these human rights standards. targeting the tents of the refugees in khan yunus in the area that israel previously secured. he had announced that he was convicted and also jordan demanded that the international community take immediate action to provide international support to the palestinian people. some of these reactions that we review are very keyword-rich. repetitive that it can be seen in them that they are in a safe area and in an interpretation as if by declaring an area safe they sent some people to that direction and then this crime happened . we are witnessing it in different countries. thank you very much, ms. shubiri, respected colleague at the sada vasima news agency's international desk. well, mr. dr. kanani , what we talked about in the first part , the reasons for the zionist regime reaching this level, now is a part of mr. netanyahu's own approach to escape from the consequences that await and the second is that he can get a winning ticket from the crime during this period anyway, by reducing th

please welcome jordan. [applause] >> good morning.y name is jordan dudley and i am a member of the 2023 national championship florida state soccer team. thank you president biden and vice president harris for the opportunity to visit the white house and celebrate the achievements of college athletes. my freshman year feels a dream come true. i played with and against the most talented women in college soccer. none of it was possible if not the support of our administration, coaches appear -- and athletic staff. they provided the resources to help us succeed in the classroom, in sports and in life. the family environment created by my teammates helped us to achieve our team goals, including earning the program's fourth national championship after an undefeated season. we all know the demands of being college staopb athletes has its challenges but reaching the end with the trophy made our hard work worthwhile. congratulations to all of my fellow athletes for all of your hard work and accomplishments. you've achieved the dream of many, t

jordan bardella talked about democracy _ country now.cy tonight, the - about democracy tonight, the implication he was making, 10 million people voted for the rally and therefore it has been blocked by this republican front. when you pull people who support the rally, to their votes change or do they feel very passionate about that vote and will they be angered by what has happened here? that will they be angered by what has happened here?— will they be angered by what has happened here? that is something that has changed _ happened here? that is something that has changed in _ happened here? that is something that has changed in the _ happened here? that is something that has changed in the last - happened here? that is something that has changed in the last year. that has changed in the last year because before a vote for the national rally was a vote of protest and now it is more and more a vote of motivation. for this reason, there may be more and more not understandable for these voters and they might be angry. taste understandable

yes, i always put the jordan close. it quits for now. joining it on the i know you're nervous right now, but you're gonna get try again. you're all right. ok. the details that he right is consider themselves america's true cowboys. it's the way that after the us civil war, one in every full campbell ways was black. but hollywood wrote them allison with history, the one bring the awareness to the cowboys in mississippi, delta, you know, let him know, blank capital is, is this, you know, we all, we be around, it is more and family and have coach. and so i, me, oh oh awesome eric, close always animal air. good. you too. will want to bring to the of other teams that we're here. we're here to stay. the details here right is, won't recognition for the enroll in history because black cowboy played an important part in building american, the environmental research here and photographer been den gets he's paraglider ready for take off early in the morning. he wants to explore parts of the mississippi delta, starting from the sil

in 62, mehdi gholamian made the final match with the victory against the cultural workers from jordan and tajikistan, and at this stage the representative. uzbekistan is ahead in 68 seyyed ismail novi defeated fellow wrestlers from uzbekistan, india and non-kizistan and reached the end of the match. naboi competes with the representative of kazakhstan for the championship. in 41, mohammad amin azarpiraj, 44 benyamin rostgar and 75, amir hossein alwani reached the ranking meeting. at this stage, azarpira and alwani with opponents from ghazizistan and resgar with they ship culture from india. amir hossein in 85 kilos. bakhtiar nejad, with two wins and two wins , has to wait for the results of the fifth round to win the bronze medal, but mohammad poul ebrahimi in 38 kg and amir ali majali in 52 kg were eliminated. the iranian youth handball team is going to meet their second opponent in the asian championship. in the continuation of this competition, from the two youth group, the two youth group. the two iran-kuwait teams, who won against the chinese team in their first match in the prel

how many is jordan i welcome! how many is jordan pickford auoin to welcome!pickford going to save? none, _ welcome! how many is jordan pickford going to save? none, because - welcome! how many is jordan pickford going to save? none, because he i going to save? none, because he there won't _ going to save? none, because he there won't be — going to save? none, because he there won't be any. _ going to save? none, because he there won't be any. one - there won't be any. one penalty save. there won't be any. one penalty save- are _ there won't be any. one penalty save- are you — there won't be any. one penalty save. are you saying _ there won't be any. one penalty save. are you saying it's - there won't be any. one penalty save. are you saying it's going l there won't be any. one penalty| save. are you saying it's going to penalties? _ save. are you saying it's going to penalties? oh, _ save. are you saying it's going to penalties? oh, no! _ save. are you saying it's going to penalties? oh, no! have- save. are you saying it's going to penalties? oh, no! have you

of a british legionary officer in jordan, a mission to convince abdullah al-hashemi not to accompany other arab countries in the formation of the salvation army. since year ago, i gradually in... traded the jordanian army and sent all the information to the organization under the leadership of dear and caring bangorian. now there is one step left to victory. the hagana had issued call for the jewish youth between the ages of 17 and 25 to join the army. we will put these days behind. we have to think about the future and make plans for it. after this mission we had to work harder to form a government. those who accompanied the jewish patriotism movement during the hard years now had to play their essential role in israel and its administration. the conflict that started during the 1920 nebi musa riots would never end. the jews had run out of patience. now others had to pay for our 2000 years of patience and silence, there was no difference between young and old, men and women, children and adults. there was no difference between military personnel and civilians, the palestinians did n

our long weight is about to bear fruit. the last time when i visited the king of jordan he asked: "why are you in such a hurry and why do you insist so much and you should be patient?" i said, "we've been waiting for 2,0 years. do you still believe that we are impatient? we might not remember all the 200 years, but at least i for one can talk about the hardships and efforts me and my parents went through. i asked. abdullah, do you remember all the days and seconds of the nabitians? do you remember all their sufferings after the arrival of the romans? no, but it's obvious that you and fesel, who want to establish a government in jordan and iraq today, remember your father's efforts. even if sharif hussein had not passed away in 1931, he could have talked about about the dream that had been kept alive for 77 years to pass it to you. it was these growing sufferings that let herzel to request the establishment of a home for jews, and only year before i was born, the first world jewish congress was formed in switzerland, the first candle was lit and it was supposed to shine light to the dar

to other countries that share their faith, whether it be turkey or syria or iraq or saudi arabia or jordan or qatar or the emirates or malaysia or pakistan or anywhere in africa or in europe and the united states, i think is, i think... is is being raised up to be a diplomatic voice where all other voices are either silent and cowardice or raging and madness, and that's what differentiates iran. it is a calm, diplomatic, yet very forceful presence in the world, and i think you will all see iran rising up to meet this challenge like never before. thank you, scott, and eric, your initial thoughts, we're taking off this conversation, i want to see your angle on this on this. talking of, i agree with scott that there is very defending silence on the part of the whole sunni world, i consider i a sunni muslim and i am totally ashamed and appalled by my fellow muslims how they can uh be such cowards and at the same time uh wine and complain about iran and shiism uh this really is call it really is a challenge to the uma the uma has got to do something and if it doesn't it's going to lose its cred

jimmy jordan is a great questioner. i would have a an average questioner for five hours than jordan for five minutes. congress, there is a role for them to play but they -- if you want a real investigation, you better get an outside group to do it. >> bill: why was she so slippery on monday? what explains that? >> because she doesn't know and because she thought she could get away with it. there is no good answer for how you allowed someone to get on a roof with a ladder, with a range finder and a long gun. there is no good answer for that. so if she resigns. >> bill: she wouldn't answer questions on monday. she would have been to the site in butler, pennsylvania at a minimum and she did not do that. >> she would have turned over the documents. bill, you and i, if we were running this investigation, we want the documents before we talk to her. we want to talk to the people on the ground. she is the last person we want to talk to. we want to talk to everyone else first and then that way we know what to ask her. congress

who want to establish a government in jordan and iraq today, remember your father's efforts. even if sharif hussein had not passed away in 1931, he could have talked about the dream that had been kept alive for 77 years to pass it to you. it was these growing sufferings that let herzel to request the establishment of a home for jews and only year before i was born the first world jewish congress was formed in buzzle switzerland. the first candle was lit and it was supposed to shine light to the dark corner of the world. i was less than 9 years old. i mean, it was in 1906 when my parents and shina and zipka, the other two daughters of the family arrived in the united states. shena was 17 years old and zipka was four years younger than me. the us was a place that seemed to be the promised land for the whole world. my dad had gone to new york a year earlier and we spent that year in belarus. in 1906, we decided to join my dad in milwaukee, wisconsin. at that time, the second wave of immigration to palestine, the promised land had begone. my father... peter did not want to experi

jordan. i'm also a wimk member, and i stand here today, today to talk about my school because we're one one of the many that are being affected with the decisions that you guys are making today, predicting our future, my future, our school services is just as good as a big school, except our school opens us with open arms to have a second chance that other big schools don't have. many of our teachers change our perspective in which we see the world and navigate throughout our journey. in high school, most of us, most of our teachers are leaving because why you know why? the school budgets are being cut? because their jobs were in jeopardy. we all can't make decisions about you guys can't make decisions about our education without us. it's not okay for you to not take input or intake. students input our education. education is just as important as saving money for our district. hello. good evening. my name is alan tello and i'm a proud student at june jordan school for equity. i attended a lar

this is where golda mabovic is now sitting, about to leave jordan after meeting the king. in the house of a british legionary officer in jordan, a mission to convince abdullah al-hashimi, not to accompany other arab countries in formation of the salvation army. since year ago, i gradually infiltrated the jordanian army and sent all the information to the organization under the leadership of dear and caring bangorian. now there is one. step left to victory, the hagana had issued call for the jewish youth between the ages of 17 and 25 to join the army. we will put these days behind. we have to think about the future and make plans for it. after this mission, we had to government. those who accompanied the jewish patriotism movement during the hard years, now had to play their... essential role in israel and its administration, the conflict that started during the 1920 nebi musa riots would never end. the jews had run out of patience, now others had to pay for our 20 years of patience and since. there was no difference between young and old, men and women, children and adults

the last time when i visited the king of jordan, he asked, what? why are you in such a hurry and why do you insist so much and you should be patient? i said, we've been waiting for 2 years. do you still believe that we are impatient? we might not remember all the 2000 years, but at least i for one can talk about the hardships and efforts me and my parents went through. i asked abdullah, do you remember? remember all the days and seconds of the nabatians? do you remember all their sufferings after the arrival of the romans? no, but it's obvious that you and facehall who want to establish a government in jordan and iraq today, remember your father's efforts. even if sharif hussein had not passed away in 1931, he could have talked about the dream that had been kept alive. for 77 years to pass it to you. it was these growing sufferings that let herzel to request the establishment of a home for jews, and only year before i was born, the first world jewish congress was formed in bussel, switzerland. the first candle was lit and it was supposed to shine l

this competition will be hosted by the city of amman, jordan, with the participation of 13 teams.the end of the 18th round of this competition, the top four teams will qualify for the 2025 world youth championship in poland. by winning the final match of the asia world championship, they won the championship last night with a 69/54 victory over the lebanese team. mohammadi heydari was the best player of this match with 24 points, 13 rebounds, five assists and 3 steals. serjan yovanovic's students won 73-55 against jordan in the semi-finals the final meeting has arrived. the west asian tournament, which was the qualifier for the 2024 asian cup in jordan, was hosted by iraq, and at the end of this tournament, amir hossein obedi was selected as the best player and salar taheri was selected as the best rebounder in west asia. the lebanese national team, greetings. in the field of athletics , the club has always faced problems in recent years. the powerful arms of any sport are considered as long as both the club and the relevant federation work purposefully. we say that track and fiel

the king of jordan traveled to cairo to sign defense pact with egypt.rk could burn it in flames. israel found itself surrounded from all sides, so it declares a state of emergency in all of its military bases. the commander of the israeli army claimed that they're ready to enter any war the next day. all eyes are fixed on gamal, so he start the war and end the israeli entity before it could celebrate its 20th birthday. as the next step, he blocks all maritime crossings for israel, خليك العقبه يمثل المياه الاقليميه بتاعتنا المصريه. قال ان احنا نسمح للعلم الاسرائيلي ان يمر في خليج العقب بيهددوا بالحرب اليهود بنقول لهم اهلا وسهلا احنا مستعدين للحرب. gamal's nightmare came true. israel strikes preemptively and turns the tide in its own favor. israeli jets destroyed more than 400 egyptian aircraft and their hangers. the jordanian army orders a counter strike in revenge, but the jordanian fighter jets disappear from radar screens, one after the next. the outcome of the battle on the ground was not so different from the one in the air. once again, people had t

jordan hall is a man on a mission. jordan: yeah. so i look at forecast models. particular and surface models as well. my goal is to shoot close range insane video and sell it to the news networks. miles: with great success. he makes a living chasing tornadoes. jordan: you're good, you're good! storm chaser: we gotta go! jordan: stay still. we're fine. i hear the roar! miles: i sat in his well-equipped suv and watched highlights of this epic storm-chasing season. jordan: this year has been absolutely bonkers since the middle of april. basically been nonstop. this was the first, one of the first few tornadoes i saw in this car. miles: oh, wow. whoa. whoa. transformers going. you were very close to that, my friend. jordan: and then here in a minute, it's going to, it's going to pipe out right here. miles: holy cow. jordan: that's a strong tornado. that's a violent tornado. miles: is it less risky than it would seem? jordan: i would say so. getting close to these storms always has its dangers. but the biggest risk i think we all face out there is just driving the co

jordan.'m also a wimk member, and i stand here today, today to talk about my school because we're one one of the many that are being affected with the decisions that you guys are making today, predicting our future, my future, our school services is just as good as a big school, except our school opens us with open arms to have a second chance that other big schools don't have. many of our teachers change our perspective in which we see the world and navigate throughout our journey. in high school, most of us, most of our teachers are leaving because why you know why? the school budgets are being cut? because their jobs were in jeopardy. we all can't make decisions about you guys can't make decisions about our education without us. it's not okay for you to not take input or intake. students input our education. education is just as important as saving money for our district. hello. good evening. my name is alan tello and i'm a proud student at june jordan school for equity. i attended a large

"the last time when i visited the king of jordan, he asked, why are you in such a hurry, and why do you insist so much, and you should be patient. i said, we've been waiting for 2,0 years. do you still believe that we are impatient? we might not remember all the 2000 years, but at least i for one can talk about hardships and effort." me and my parents went through, i asked abdullah, do you remember all the days and seconds of the nabitians? do you remember all their sufferings after the arrival of the romans? no, but obvious that you and fasal who want to establish a government in jordan and iraq today, remember your father's efforts, even if sharif hussein had not passed away in... 1931 he could have talked about the dream that had been kept alive for 77 years to pass it to you. it was these growing sufferings that let herzel to request the establishment of a home for jews and only year before i was born the first world jewish congress. was formed in bussel, switzerland. the first candle was lit and it was supposed to shine light to the dark corner of the world. i was less than nine ye

"the last time when i visited the king of jordan, he asked, why are you in such a hurry and why do you you remember all the days and seconds of the nabitians? do you remember all their sufferings after the arrival of the romans? no, but it's obvious that you and fasal who want to establish a government in jordan and iraq today, remember your father's efforts, even if sharif hussein had not passed away in 1931, he could have talked about the dream that had been kept alive for 77 years to pass it to you. it was these growing sufferings that let heartsel to... request the establishment of a home for jews, and only year before i was born, the first world jewish congress was formed in bussel, switzerland. the furle was lit and it was supposed to shine light to the dark corner of the world. i was less than nine years old. mean it was in 1906 when my parents and sheena and zipka, the other two daughters of the family arrived in the united states. shi now was 17 years old and zipka was four. years younger than me, the us was a place that seemed to be the promised land for the whole world, my d

this is where golda mabovic is now sitting about to leave jordan after meeting the king. in the house of a british lineary officer in jordan, a mission to convince abdullah al-hashemi not to accompany other arab countries in the formation of the salvation army. since year ago, i gradually infiltrated the jordanian army and sent all the information to the organization under the leadership of dear and caring bangorian. now there is one step left to victory. the hagana had issued call for the jewish youth between the ages of 17 and 25 to join the army. we put these days behind. we have to think about the future and make plan. plans for it, after this mission, we had to work harder to form government, those who accompanied the jewish patriotism movement during the hard years now had to play their essential role in israel and its administration. the conflict that started during the 1920 nabisa riots never end. the jews had drawn out of patience. now others had to pay for our 200 years of patience and silence. there was no difference between young and old, men and women, children and adults

the last time when i visited the king of jordan, he asked, why are you in such a hurry and why do youof the romans? no, but it's obvious that you faceal who want to establish a government in jordan and iraq today, remember your father's efforts. even if sharif hussein had not passed away in 1931, he could have talked about the dream that had been kept alive for 77 years to pass it to you. it was these growing sufferings that let heart cell to... request the establishment of a home for jews, and only year before i was born, the first world jewish congress was formed in bussel, switzerland. the first candle was lit and it was supposed to shine light to the dark corner of the world. i was less than nine years old, i mean it was in... 1906 when my parents and shena and zipka, the other two daughters of the family arrived in the united states. sheia was 17 years old and zipka was four years younger than me. the us was a place that seemed to be the promise land for the whole world. my dad had gone to new york a year earlier and we spent that year in belarus. in 1906, we decided to join my d

my great roster of guests, piers morgan, just for you and for me, jim jordan on the investigation intohe assassination veranda defined. why joe is not ready to go. we begin with stories this week at the same time, one would usually carry us through the summer, it's happening at once. the latest on the assassination of donald trump won week ago and tale of two campaigns, one diving and one driving it more and more questions over the future of joe biden's reelection campaign is the relationship with democratic leaders like obama and pelosi to the extreme, stabbing him in the back while former president trump took the stage in grand rapids, michigan tonight for his first rally since the attempted assassination and pa. that happened one week ago. it nearly killed him, 1 inch from blowing his head off. the trump fans electric the first time in rally, crowds are passionate and the campaign writing high for one of the most successful republican national conventions in history. let's watch some of donald trump and j.d. vance together for the first time in a rally in grand rapids. >> what is ra

on the eve of victory in 1947, i had to go to jordan a mission signed by david bengorian to infilter the heart of the jordanian government. in addition to get information from the arab armies that were being prepared. "i had to do something that no one besides me could do. from all sides of this great war, the mission had reached the border of success or failure. a commission consisting of 11 countries in the united nations had. sweden and uruguay were the majority group of these negotiations. they had proposed the plan to divide palestine into two jewish and arab countries. for the jews. this plan was beginning of victory even if it was not victory itself. after all, the arabs were already here and had a country. the jews had nowhere. they were displaced a nation scattered all over the world. even half of the country was better than nothing. but the palestinians were against it, for them even losing 10% of their country. meant failure. for this reason, the minority group of the negotiations, namely india, yugoslavia and iran proposed the single country plan and holding a referendum.