she's a foreign policy specialist from the us base middle east institute, and i asked her how significant it is to hear such unusually explicit criticism from the german foreign minister in israel. it is significant because i'm to now germany has been one of the strongest supporters of his or, and especially me or so it's 4 and that's yeah. and so, you know, it's better that it's coming. but in my opinion, it's a bit late. it should that from much earlier, especially in, in, in rejection off the war images and this where it is for that. yeah. but also a warrant about the dangerous situation in love and on, on israel's northern border. she says, she's working hard on finding solutions to prevent more suffering. but to what extent is germany really involved in efforts to diffuse tensions between israel and has the law it's nothing was in any significant way. i think it's important to do in union. it's important. it's who it's relationship with what with washington, the 2 primary parties that are now involved in seeking the escalation, pushing it, diplomatic process to resolving the conflict

because randa slim of the us based middle east institute in washington. and before we go some sports, we're austria stage, a surprising group when at the european football championships here in germany, my sides of it scored a decisive goal against the netherlands for a 3 to win that send to austria into the last 16. 1 of the title favorites, france stumbled against poland after a 11 draw b and group b and 2nd place had the netherlands, who will also progress as one of the best 3rd place to teens. and a quick reminder of the time story we're following for you. thousands of protesters have stormed county of parliament and that the building on fire. several, i've been killed in violence classes with security forces. demonstrators are opposing new tax increases. coming up after the break of the w documentary team meets the journalist behind the 1st independent radio station in iraq. and i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the next hour. hope to see you then the, the untold story. i just want to point to the find it here repos here every weekend on

east institute. and i asked for how significant it is. so here's, that's unusually explicit criticism from the german foreign minister. it is significant because i'm to now germany has been one of the strongest supporters of israel and especially or so if it's word and it does. yeah. and so you know, it's better that it's coming, but in my opinion, it's a bit late. it should have come much earlier, especially in, in, in rejection officer working with us and this where it is more of it. yeah. available also warned about the dangerous situation in level non on israel is northern border. she says, she's working hard on finding solutions to prevent more suffering. but to what extent is germany really involved in efforts to diffuse tensions between israel and has the law it's nothing was in any significant way. i think it's more to do in union. it's important. it's through its relationship with what with washington, the 2 primary parties that are now involved in seeking the escalation, pushing it, diploma

the swim of the us base middle east institute. thank you so much. thank you . i'm for some other stories making headlines. is really supreme court has unanimously ruled that the military must begin drafting ultra orthodox men. the decision could leads to the collapse of prime minister benjamin netanyahu governing coalition as the politically powerful ultra orthodox parties oppose any change to the current system. the, the owner of a south korean lithium battery factory that called fire has apologize to the families of the 23 workers killed in the place, is that the company complied with all the safety rules. authorities are investigating. the international criminal court has issued arrest warrants for the former russian defense minister, sergey showing go. and the military's chief of general staff or larry garage, some of the ones are for alleged war crimes and ukraine. they joined the president, let him and putting on the courts wanted list searches for me or the room. if you're going to president will let him are. zalinski has hail the start of talks on his c

so click the rhonda slim from the us base middle east institute. thank soon. thank you. we'll take a quick look now is the most orders making headlines around the world. russian president vladimir putin has signed a series of deals with his band and these counterparts, including an oil gas and nuclear, including on oil gas and nuclear science. this is, in fact i'm on the final stuff of a to nation tour of asia after completing a defense packed with north korea. an overnight bottles of russian mixed files and drug and struck energy infrastructure across full regions of ukraine, including a power plant in the countries east company running the plants reported serious damage case as a russian, a tax on energy infrastructure of not that around half of the countries energy production since much a poisonous alcohol is killed at least 34 people in the southern indian state of tumble not holding a 100. the others had been rushed to hospital after drinking local broom laced with mass. oh no, it's not. the 1st incident involving a cheap, i'll call it and drink some meetings. back

let's speak to firas maksad, a senior fellow at the middle east institute.is given operational readiness to increase the events on the border?— the border? part of the signalling of marching _ the border? part of the signalling of marching from _ the border? part of the signalling of marching from israel _ the border? part of the signalling of marching from israel to - the border? part of the signalling i of marching from israel to lebanon and folks in the white house here in washington and the current situation on the board for israel is unsustainable. there are tens of thousands or maybe 100,000 israelis have been forced to vacate northerners from because of the fire committee lebanon of time is becoming increasingly difficult for the political leadership of israel to sustain the kind of pressure and so interesting that most of the criticism of benjamin netanyahu the prime minister is actually coming from the left and it is to want him to do more and be more forward leaning against hezbollah. aha, leaning against hezbollah. a full— blown conflict my back i

the head of the middle east - the head of the middle east programme at the swedish institute of internationaler, nigel farage, has insisted that secret filming which caught one of the party's campaigners using racist language about the prime minister, was a �*set up'. the footage has prompted condemnation from other party leaders. in a special edition of the bbc show, question time, mr farage suggested the video could have been arranged to smear his party. our political correspondent leila nathoo reports. the leader of reform uk, nigel farage. the final weekend of the election campaign and for one party leader, difficult questions are piling up. what is it about you and your party that attracts racists and extremists, whether you say you want them or not? i've done more to drive the far right out of british politics than anybody else alive. i took on the bnp just over a decade ago. i said to their voters, if this is a protest vote but you don't support their racist agenda, don't vote for them, vote for me. and we destroyed them. nigel farage was challenged last night over homophobic and racis

rouzbeh parsi is head of the middle east programme at the swedish institute of international affairs.elections. the supreme leader has often touted the fact that iranians tend to go and vote is a sign of how popular and vote is a sign of how popular and legitimate the system is, so now obviously that is not a line he can use. and of course he himself has made this situation by alienating a lot of the electorate by simply not allowing potential candidates to stand. the important thing with the iranian system that we need to keep in mind is that it is a very collective system, it is not something that is going to stand for one single person. but the president gets to modulate the baseline of what the system is accepting or wants to do, so that makes a huge difference, whether it is someone like saeed massoud pezeshkian, who is more moderate and more willing to listen to what people want, but whether he can realise that is it different thing. orsomeone whether he can realise that is it different thing. or someone like saeed jalili, who has a very set idea of a nostalgic resolution from t

she 9 is a research fellow in the middle east program to quincy institute. she resigned from the state department back in march. over the us government stands on the gospel. she says more resignations, oncoming as he said, this is related to family reasons, but i also know that he has disagreed in the past with the administration's policy . um, so i, you know, i hope that he and his family are doing well. and you know, in general, i do think this does draw attention to the fact that there are many people inside the state department to continue to be where a find by what the administration is doing. i do think we will continue to likely see more resignations when it comes to the administration's policy on israel palestine. the decisions are made at the very top. so unfortunately, there are many people, such as das miller, who although he was in a senior, a relatively senior position, was not able to have a significant impact on policy as we've observed. he and others have, have expressed, well, i imagine he and others have expressed some of their concerns int

for more on tensions during the middle east joining me live is hudson institute senior fellow rebeccah heinrichs. welcome. >> thank you. >> you heard about eight soldiers killed in an explosion. what's the impact? >> first of all just a terrible tragedy. hearts of course go out to their family members. it just shows that all of these weapons, any time you see something like this that happens remember all those weapons going into hamas are coming from iran. that's the origination of them and it's not going to cause, i don't think, any support for this war effort on the part of israel to flag. if anything it's going to continue to motivate to the israeli people and the government to stay united that they still have a lot of work to do. >> the white house has been trying to get hamas to sign off on a cease-fire agreement. is there any chance this gets done? >> no. i think that the chances are near zero and that's because there's a fundamental thing that needs to happen and that's that the leader of hamas, guy by the name of sinwar has to surrender or be eliminated. that's the perspective

and well, she's now with such a fellow in the middle east program of the quincy institute. she joins us now live from washington, d. c. thank you so much for your time. how surprised to you by the resignation of andrew miller? us. um. i was not particularly surprised, although i, you know, i, i certainly, my heart goes out to him. i know that there's been a lot going on and, you know, as he said, this is related to family reasons. but i also know that he has disagreed in the past. which administration's policy. um, so i, you know, i hope that he and his family are doing well and you know, in general, i do think this does for draw attention to the fact that there are many people inside the state department to continue to be were fined by what the administration is doing and i do think we will continue to likely see more resignations. he is the most senior member type, resigned his port. finally of focuses on the is where the palestinian issues, what sort of impact is his departure likely to have on his departments and morale in general. i mean, when it comes to the administr

with the abraham according in the middle east, reestablished deterrents by killing soleimani the headure campaign that crushed iran's economy in terms of gdp and foreign reserves by the end of the trump administration, iran had about 4 billion in foreign reserves biden comes in, and reverses all of this. iranian economy is taking off. they have about 75 to 80 billion dollars right now, three and a half years later in foreign reserves, tammy bruce said it, what are they using it for? to fund terrorists, hamas, hezbollah, the houthis, this is a failure everywhere and gas prices at the pump right now under biden are 60% higher than end of trump administration. larry: and electricity prices are higher also. and the public is -- the public is rebelling against jamming electric vehicles down their throats, come back to this, they are sanctions alaska. they stop the leasing from national petroleum reserve. from anwar. they have stopped stuff in new mexico. they have stopped enough drilling in leasing in the gulf of mexico. really? we should be 15 or 16 million barrels a day right now we're s

would begin to for more on this, i'm joined by dw middle east analyst a shiny. rosanna shiny joe biden presented these proposals. what they're supposed to be from israel. so why is it coming from washington and not israel, because he's frustrated to button his price, right? because there's been a lot of these back and forth. and this deal has been floating for awhile, but nothing is really moving. he feels i gave his real the backend even to go into off the high paid prices for that politically. and now i want to see what's happening next week. he doesn't feel like the is really are pushing strong enough for the next thing, garza and he wants to encourage a dialogue. a public debate with in these really society wants to support the moderate and centrist, you know, in the hostages family, to try and bring forth a more open dialogue on what is on the table. and what is real might be given up if it's not, you know, willing to go more seriously into finalizing this. very deal and how, how have israel and tomas reacted. so it's crucial. we need to remember there's a 3rd party, a very crucia

they're really internalised on middle east research or a bus of chloe is among the many guess up the for him. we asked him for his taken hard must go until around hopping, teaming up against all the western groups against you know, some um i think that maybe by the pressure or the sanction. so it colors in coming from the west inside. this could create kind of, you know, problems difficulties or challenges too. but you know, this whole thing creates opportunity for those of, you know, been under the pressure or to see and focus on those common areas more precisely and carefully. and this has been pushing the relations like you run and russia to be closer. you know, the thing was that the ron and russia, they had cooperation on political matters as well as in a security or defense related issues. but these days we are seeing that the cooperation on ben economic field is also flourishing. and interestingly into this cautions we are hearing given, not from russia, and that's just for me wrong, but other countries, they are talking about the dollarization. it means that even other countr

's middle east analyst a shiny. rosanna shiny, joe biden presented these proposals, what they're supposed to be from israel. so why is it coming from washington and not israel because he's frustrated to button his price, right? because there's been a lot of these back and forth. and this deal has been floating for awhile, but nothing is really moving. he feels i gave his real the backend even to go into off the high paid prices for that politically. and now i want to see what's happening next, but he doesn't feel like the is really are pushing strong enough for the next thing, garza and he wants to encourage a dialogue. a public debate was in these really, society wants to support the moderate and centrist. you know, in the hostages family to try and bring forth a more open dialogue on what is on the table and what is real, might be given up. if it's not, you know, willing to go more seriously into finalizing this very deal. and how, how have israel and tomas reacted so it's crucial when you to remember there's a 3rd party, a very crucial party here, the hum us. and they said officially a

's middle east analyst a shiny. rosanna shiny, joe biden presented these proposals, what they're supposed to be from israel. so why is it coming from washington and not israel because he's frustrated to button his price. right? because there's been a lot of these back and forth in this deal has been floating for awhile, but nothing is really moving. he feels i gave his real the backend even to go into off the high paid prices for that politically. and now i want to see what's happening next, but he doesn't feel like the is really are pushing strong enough for the next thing, garza and he wants to encourage a dialogue. a public debate was in these really, society wants to support the moderate and centrist. you know, in the hostages families to try and bring forth a more open dialogue on what is on the table and what is real, might be given up. if it's not, you know, willing to go more seriously into finalizing this very deal. and how, how have israel and tomas reacted so it's crucial. we need to remember there's a 3rd party, a very crucial party here, the hum us. and they said, officially,

's middle east analyst a shiny. rosanna shiny joe biden presented these proposals. what they're supposed to be from israel. so why is it coming from washington and not israel, because he's frustrated to button his price, right? because there's been a lot of these back and forth in this deal has been floating for awhile, but nothing is really moving. he feels i gave his real the backend even to go into off. i paid prices for that politically. and now i want to see what's happening next week. he doesn't feel like the is really pushing strong enough for the next day. and garza and he wants to encourage a dialogue. a public debate was in these really, society wants to support the moderate and centrist, you know, in the hostages families, to try and bring forth a more open dialogue on what is on the table. and what is real might be given up if it's not, you know, willing to go more seriously into finalizing this. very deal and how, how have israel and tomas reacted. so it's crucial. we need to remember there's a 3rd party, a very crucial party here. the hum us and they s

east, coming in from jails and prisons and coming in from mental institutions and insane asylums. they are coming in from all over the world into our country. and we have a president and a group of fascists that do not want to do anything about it. today they could stop it but he is not. they are destroying our country. our country is in bad shape and they are against me saying these things. they want to raise your taxes by four times. they want to stop you from having cars with their ridiculous mandates to make it they want to make it very possible for china to build all of our cars. it is a very serious problem that we have. we just went through one of many experiences where we had a conflicted judge, highly conflicted, there has never been a more than conflicted judge. i am under a gag which no presidential candidate has ever been under before. i am under a nasty gag order wherever i've had to pay thousands of dollars in penalties and fines and was threatened with jail. think of it. i am the leading candidate. i am leadingiden by a lot and i am leading republicans to the point

east, coming in from jails and prisons and coming in from mental institutions and insane asylums.y are coming in from all over the world into our country. and we have a president and a group of fascists that do not. today they could stop it but he is not. they are destroying our country. our country is in bad shape and they are against me saying these things. they want to raise your taxes by four times. they want to stop you from having cars with their ridiculous mandates to make it impossible for you to get a car or afford a car. they want to make it very possible for china to build all of our cars. it is a very serious problem that we have. we just went through one of many experiences where we had a conflicted judge, highly conflicted, there has never been a more than conflicted judge. i am under a gag which no presidential candidate has ever been under before. i am under a nasty gag order wherever i've had to pay thousands of dollars in penalties and fines and was threatened with jail. think of it. i am the leading candidate. i am leading biden by a lot and i am leading republi

there is chaos in europe, the middle east is exploding, and this terrible president.and africa this year became graduates of the military institute of physical education in st. petersburg. graduation ceremony and farewell to the battle flag took place on cathedral square of the peter and paul fortress. yunusbeg evkurov congratulated the lieutenants on their graduation. and again we return to urgent reports about the situation in sevastopol. details are emerging regarding the health status of the victims. five children are in the intensive care unit of the fifth city hospital. - said the regional governor mikhail razvazhaev. all other injuries were light and moderate, all victims, the governor notes, received medical care. it also became known that the first city hospital in sevastopol , seven adults were hospitalized after being seriously injured. well , i’ll also add that crimea declared june 24 a day of mourning for those killed in sevastopol due to the attack of the ukrainian armed forces. the broadcast will continue with a new episode. our joint project with the c

east,bl re-establishedis deterrence by killing sulemany, the head terrorist and instituted thethat maximumcrusheand iran's economy in terf of gdp and in terms of foreign reserves by the end of the trump administration iran had about 4 billion in foreign reserves.ne biden comes in -- which as you know is not a lot at all.ll biden comes in and reverses all of this, the iranian economy has taken off. they have about 75 to $80 billion righbit now, three and-a-half years later, in foreign reserves and tammy bruce said it perfectly. what are they using the $80 billion for?g it to fund terrorists, hamas, hezbollah, the houthis, this is a failure everywhere and ofve course gasry prices at the pumpr right noigw under biden are 60% higher than they were at the end of the trump administration. larry: and electricity prices are substantiall ay higher also and the public is -- it's funny, the public is rebelling against belling jammingelectric vehicle throats and other policies. they're sanctioning alaska. they stopped the leasing fromti thone national petroleum reserve from anwar, they've stopped snuf

east, re-established deterrents by killing soleimani, the head terrorist, and instituted the maximumeconomy in terms of gdp and in terms of foreign reserves by the end of the trump administration, iran had about four billion in foreign reserves. biden comes in, as you know, that's not a lot at all. biden comes in to reverse all of this. iranian economy is taking off. they have 75 to $80 billion right now, 3 1/2 years later in foreign reserves and tammy bruce said it perfectly. what are they using the $80 billion for? to fund terrorists, hamas, hezbollah, the houthis. this is failure everywhere. of course gas prices at the pump right now under biden are 60% higher than at the end of the trump administration. larry: electricity prices are substantially higher also. the public, funny the public is rebelling against jamming electric vehicles down their throats and other policies. come back to this. they're sanctioning alaska. they stopped the, what leasing from the national petroleum reserve, from anwr. >> yes. larry: they have stopped stuff in new mexico. they have stopped stuff, drilli

kind of the middle east center will say also it's the 2017 book nationalism, trends, nationalism and political islam. as well as institutional identity. everybody will welcome to all 3 of you. thanks for joining us on the inside story. robert. i wonder if i can start so with you and his right. the naval base and i am don't factory are among the many highly sensitive sites in northern israel picked up by this. a pound has belong, spied road. the findings of bats. a drone made very much public by has below what message do you think the group was trying to send to you? well, this is a live at its habits. both sides have kept the bigger weapons in the shirts for the time being noisy, israel nor hensler is looking for an escalation here that would lead to an o at war between both parties. yes, that's been thinking exchanges, but remember that has been a has any way around a 150000 rockets. and that's over 10 times more than the number of rockets that were in the goal of the strips of this could really degenerate into regional configuration. as israel itself, and you've had a defense minis

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kind of the middle east center will say also it's the 2017 book nationalism trans nationalism and political islam . as well as institutional identity. everybody will welcome to all 3 of you. thanks for joining us on the inside story. robert. i wonder if i can start so with you and his right, the naval base and i am don't factory are among the many highly sensitive sites in northern israel picked up by this. a pound has belong, spied road. the findings of bats. a drone made very much public by has belong message. you think the group was trying to send to you? well, this is a live at its habits. both sides have kept the bigger weapons in the shirts for the time being noisy, israel nor hensler is looking for an escalation here that would lead to an o at war between both parties. yes, those big thing exchanges, but remember that has been a has any way around a 150000 rockets. and that's over 10 times more than the number of rockets that were in the goal of the strips of this could really degenerate into regional configuration. as israel itself, that you've had a defense minister y'all's going s

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east, and they are coming in from jails and prisons and they are coming in from mental institutions and insane asylum's. >> this has been part of his playbook from the beginning. when he deflects from his own problems, he uses immigrants as a scapegoat. and when he's really feeling political pressure, he escalates the rhetoric more as he did later. >> you have china with in the last few months, 29,000 people came, and i looked at them and they look like perfect soldiers. there almost all male from 19 to 25. it looks like a recruiting exercise. they have propane stoves and cell phones, the best you can buy. i said what's going on, it looks like they're building an army in our country.>> the asians have the best cell phones. his anti-asian statements are irresponsible and as we saw, they are dangerous. but more disturbing are claims that he is seeing these tens of thousands of people coming in and suggests that they pose a danger to the country. during the speech he escalated the rhetoric about judge merchan. >> you saw what happened to some of the witnesses that were on our side. the

east.r. mykhailo, but what surprised us was the lack of presence and availability. er, the state of the state institutions of the palestinians, these are basically their problems, like the fact that the invitation is double, but it should be triple, you yourself mentioned yassig arafat and about one part. palestine, in the second part live his enemies yasser, who would like to kill him, then it was necessary to make a triple invitation and invite hamas from the gaza strip, is it illogical from this point of view to get into this big confrontation? in fact, everything looks quite logical here, because ukraine was recognized as the part that now belongs to fatah. to say that now, for example, the west bank of the jordan river is absolutely against everyone in gaza, that is, that the west bank of the jordan river is sitting and waiting for hamas to be destroyed, this is not true. in fact, the situation with gas is a more partial fragment of the reality that exists in relations with the west ba

east and they are coming from jails and prisons, and they are coming in from mental institutions and insane asylum's. >> part of what he said when he walked out of court on thursday. is part of the trump political playbook from the beginning. when he needs to deflect from his problems he gives immigrants of color to scape goat the threat that they pose and when he feels the political pressure he escalates more as he did later on in his speech. >> you have china within the last few months, 29,000 people came in in. i looked at them on a line and they look like perfect soldiers. they are almost all male, from 19 to 25. looks like a recruiting exercise. they have beautiful tents, they have propane stoves. they have cell phones. the best you can buy. i said, what is going on? looks like they are building an army right in our country. >> is anti-asian statements are inexcusable, irresponsible and dangerous. even more disturbing, his claims he's actually seen these tens of thousands of people coming in and suggesting that they pose a danger to the country. during the same speech trump simi

this regime tried to present itself as the only democracy in the middle east and a country that is, of course, an ignorant country. . and human rights and that united nations charter knows today it is providing the biggest support to the zionist regime despite the fact that the whole world is condemning the zionist regime and this shows how much the united states of america is a liar in its claims and this puppet regime that serves the geopolitical interests of the united states. in west asia, it is providing and supporting despite these crimes, that is, all the claims made by the americans for human rights and human rights. and i don't know that democracy, civil society, etc. believed that it was a big lie. today, america is dealing with the killing of the palestinian people very normally the pier that you saw falsely built to support the people of gaza has become a starting point for operations. people of gaza , it was used in yesterday's terrorist operation, and in yesterday's terrorist operation, about 220 people were killed , so with what human rights logic can this be justified,

mental institutions and we are some of the sickest people mentally ill people are being trapped intory were good to be paying for this for a long time. >> during the same interview trump also warned a second biden term could bring the country to its knees and says that it could usher in a depression like the one that we saw in 1929. we got the point, thank you, speaker johnson going after biden for the expected announcement on executive action on the border. roll tape. >> too little to tape until late he's trying to show the american people how he wants to address the issue that he himself created we documented 64 specific executive actions that president biden and secretary mayorkas took over the last three and half years and president biden took office to open the bordered wide they did it intentionally and the only reason the polls say is the biggest issue in america. >> wisconsin congressman bryan steil joins me now, this plan that he has his executive action he would limit entrants to 4000 a day and that the border would be closed, how is that going to work. >> this is the arson

institutions.ally ill people are dropped into our country. we're going to be paying for this for a long time now i'm going to do the big deportation. the biggest ever -- eisenhower did the biggest, this will be bigger. but it's -- it's a very tough thing. what they've done to our country is unthinkable. that they could do this and so many other things i mean you're goapg to new york kids can't have little league games anymore. sounds so trivial right -- rachel: why? >> migrants are living on the field unless you have to play around the tent. will: how can you implement deportations and do you think the public will have -- the appetite the stomach for watching deportations on their television screens? >> that question is so great. and so tough -- because you know the radical left is going to start saying look, so you'll get rid of ten really bad ones. and one, you know, beautiful mother, two they think is guilty of something maybe she's maybe, and it will become a story. or a family that's a good fa

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terrorists the largest number of terrorists coming into the country from the middle east all over theld pouring in he didn't need legislation i did it. safest border in the couple final months according to border patrol who by the way endorsed me for president just beat to brandon. we had the safest border in history now it's the worst and people die over the place. >> jake: biden? >> biden: the only terrorists who came under the border kill 3 american soldiers under his administration. i'm not saying no terrorists coming in but there is no data to support what he said exaggerating and a lion. >> jake: on immigration trump you said you'd have the largest domestic deportation and history will you deport those who have jobs and spouses or citizens and those here for decades if so how? the walton lack-mac. >> trump: he said we killed 3 people we killed albert nanny and 2 of the biggest terrorists having an impact on border he's killed hundreds of thousand who are dying killing our citizens when they come in it's a rat's net state in california and new york every state in the union. every

east, at the border... the squads provide medical assistance to all refugees who need it.y at the site of their discovery and subsequently in medical institutions, but unfortunately, not everyone can be saved. it must be said that the main department of the investigative committee of belarus has initiated criminal cases against officials poland, who gave criminal orders to their subordinates, and it must be emphasized that they do not have a statute of limitations. one of the articles is a crime against humanity. now this case will be supplemented with new facts. during the visit of the investigative task force, it was established that five foreigners were detained on the territory with the border of the republic of poland, four of them were citizens of iran and one of afghanistan. all of them were found with bodily injuries. as they explained, they were in poland for three days and were beaten by officers law enforcement block. they were beaten with sticks, batons, and also had spray cans sprayed into their mouths. the actions of the polish law enforcement bloc will be gi

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east, coming in from jails and prisons and coming in from mental institutions and insane asylums, theyuntry. and we have a president and a group of fascists that don't want to do anything about it. today, they could stop it, but he's not. our country is in very bad shape. they are very much against me saying these things. they want to raise your taxes by four time they want to stop you from having cars with their ridiculous mandates that make it impossible for you to get a car or afford a car. they make it very possible for china to build all of our cars. it's a very serious problem that we have. one of many experiences where we had a conflicted judge, highly conflicted. there's never been a more conflicted judge. i'm under a gag order which no presidential cdi been under a gag order before. i am under a gag order, nasty gag've had to pay thousands of dollars in penalties and fines. threatened with jail. think about it, i'm the leading candidate, leading by-and-by a lot and leading the republicans to the point where that is over. and the leading president -- person for president and i'

east, coming in from jails and prisons and coming in from mental institutions and insane asylums theyoming in from all over the world to our country. and we have a president and a group of fascists that don't want to do anything about it. today, they could stop it, but he's not. our country is in very bad shape. ery much against me saying these things. they want to raise your taxes by four time they want to stop you from having cars with their ridiculous mandates that make it impossible for you to get a car or afford a car. they make it very possible for china to build all of our cars. it's a very serious problem that we have. one of many experiences where we had a conflicted judge, highly conflicted. there's never been a more conflicted judge. i'm under a gag order which no presidential candidate has ever been under a gag order before. i am under a gag ord order where i've had to pay thousands of dollars in penalties and fines. threatened with jail. think about it, i'm the leading candidate, leading by-and-by a lot and leading the republicans that is over. and the leading president -

east will never forget this, so a mine is now being laid to continue further confrontation. just nowthe south of the country to go beyond the litani river, this is the first time, the second time, the italians see this and remain silent, and two weeks ago another delivery was made, a large supply of ammunition, shells for merkava tanks from the united states, therefore, whatever it is, but don’t confuse it, a brutal war is russia against ukraine, a brutal war, moreover. but you heard how sosnovsky trained the israelis, not sosnovsky, zelensky trained the israelis, they didn’t hear him, he said that firstly, he fully recognizes, and palestine, yes, that is, he recognizes palestine and that israel must immediately stop, that it must stop, and he is ready to provide humanitarian assistance to the gas sector, zelensky, well after. i somehow prefer the active phase, and the last one, i don’t know how true this is, but such a swag has appeared that soon houthi submarines will surface in the center of the black sea, they will begin to shoot down american drones, if this is really the case,

the middle east. they are coming in from yemen and all over.are coming in by the millions and they are coming the prisons and the mental institutions and can you imagine the money they are saving and can you imagine how much nicer it is the venezuela the crime is down 72% rate they take their gang members in the rough -- and i'm the mature country. is there any criminal from venezuela and the room? please raise your hand. there probably is and we just don't know about it. honduras, el salvador i would do it in a heartbeat. it's all over the world we are talking about. i have to say i would be the first one that would have done it. i wouldn't be having 50% jail population, i'd be down to zero. they all be in the united states of america getting money for all the different things. they get a cell phone, they get hospitalization, they get education even though they can't speak a word of english. their instructors talk in english and they have somebody speaking in languages we'd never even heard of. there are a lot of languages that we don't have h

the middle east. they are coming in from yemen and all over.e coming in by the millions and they are coming the prisons and the mental institutions and can you imagine the money they are saving and can you imagine how much nicer it is the venezuela the crime is down 72% rate they take their gang members in the rough -- and i'm the mature country. is there any criminal from venezuela and the room? please raise your hand. there probably is and we just don't know about it. honduras, el salvador i would do it in a heartbeat. it's all over the world we are talking about. i have to say i would be the first one that would have done it. i wouldn't be having 50% jail population, i'd be down to zero. they all be in the united states of america getting money for all the different things. they get a cell phone, they get hospitalization, they get education even though th c engl. their insuctors talk in english and they have somebody speaking in languages we'd never even heard of. there are a lot of languages that we don't have here. nobody even speak these

east, they are coming in from yemen, they are coming in from all over, they are coming in by the millionsnd they are coming from the prisons and mental institutions and can you imagine the money they're saving and can you imagine how much nicer it is but venezuela, the crime is down 72% because they don't have their criminals that are taking gang members in a rough fashion and they are busing them into our country and is there any criminal from venezuela in the room, please raise your hand there probably is we just don't know about it. think how bad that is. and i do it, if i were the head of these countries, honduras, el salvador, i would do it in a heart beat, anybody, i have to say, i would be the first one that would have done it and i wouldn't be having 50% population, i would be down to zero. they'd all be in the united states of america getting money for all of the different things that they get, they get cell phones, they get hospitalization, they get education, even though they can't speak a word of english. there are a lot of languages that woe don't have people spea and they ar

the middle east. they are coming in from yemen and all over.ntal institutions and can you imagine the money they are saving and can you imagine how much nicer it is the venezuela 72% rate thr gang members in the rough -- and i'm the mature country. is there any criminal from venezuela and the room? please raise your hand. there probably is and we just don't know about it. honduras, el salvador i would do it in a heartbeat. it's all over the world we are talking about. i have to say i would be the first one that would have done it. i wouldn't be having 50% jail population, i'd be down to they all be in the united states of america getting money for all the different things. they get a cell phone, they get hospitalization, they get education even though they can't speak a word of english. their instructors talk in english and they h speaking in languages we'd never even heard of. there are a lot of languages that we don't have here. nobody even speak these languages and they are sitting down in the schools taking a student's place that might be a

east and everywhere.ll over the world they are pouring in, and this guy just left it open and he did not leave the legislation. i say close the border. with the safest border in the history in that final couple of months of my presidency, we had according to border patrol, who is great and by the way who endorsed me for president but i wont say that. they endorsed me for president. random, just speak to them. but look, we had the safest border in history. now we have the worst border in history. there has never been anything like it and people are dying all over the place including the people that are coming up -- pres. biden: the only terrorist who cross the border is one who came along and killed three -- under his administration, an al qaeda person came in and his administration and killed three american soldiers, killed american soldiers. that is the only terrorists. i'm not saying iteris ever got through but the idea that they're emptying their prisons. that is simply not true. there is no data to su

east, everywhere.ver the world they are pulling in. and this guy just left it open and he didn't need legislation. i didn't have legislation. i said close the border. we had the safest border in the history and that final couple of months of my presidency, we had according to border patrol -- and by the way, who endorsed me for president but i want to say that -- they endorsed me for president, just to speak to them. but look, we had at the safest border in history. now we have the worst border in history. there's never been anything like it and people are dying all over the place including the people coming up -- >> president biden? >> the only terrorist that has done anything across the border is the one that came along and killed -- and his administration killed three american soldiers, killed three american soldiers. that's the only terrorist. i'm not saying no terrorist ever got through, but the idea they are welcoming these people is simply not true. there is no data to support what he said. once

east, everywhere.ver the world they are pulling in. and this guy just left it open and he didn't need legislation. i didn't have legislation. i said close the border. we had the safest border in the history and that final couple of months of my presidency, we had according to border patrol -- and by the way, who endorsed me for president but i want to say that -- they endorsed me for president, just to speak to them. but look, we had at the safest border in history. now we have the worst border in history. there's never been anything like it and people are dying all over the place including the people coming up -- >> president biden? >> the only terrorist that has done anything across the border is the one that came along and killed -- and his administration killed three american soldiers, killed three american soldiers. that's the only terrorist. i'm not saying no terrorist ever got through, but the idea they are welcoming these people is simply not true. there is no data to support what he said. once

east, everywhere. over the world they are pulling in. and this guy just left it open and he didn't need legislation. i didn't have legislation. i said close the border. we had the safest border in the history and that final couple of months of my presidency, we had according to border patrol -- and by the way, who endorsed me for president but i want to say that -- they endorsed me for president, just to speak to them. but look, we had at the safest border in history. now we have the worst border in history. there's never been anything like it and people are dying all over the place including the people coming up -- >> president biden? >> the only terrorist that has done anything across the border is the one that came along and killed -- and his administration killed three american soldiers, killed three american soldiers. that's the only terrorist. i'm not saying no terrorist ever got through, but the idea they are welcoming these people is simply not true. there is no data to support what he said. on

east, everywhere. over the world they are pulling in. and this guy just left it open and he didn't need legislation. i didn't have legislation. i said close the border. we had the safest border in the history and that final couple of months of my presidency, we had according to border patrol -- and by the way, who endorsed me for president but i want to say that -- they endorsed me for president, just to speak to them. but look, we had at the safest border in history. now we have the worst border in history. there's never been anything like it and people are dying all over the place including the people coming up -- >> president biden? >> the only terrorist that has done anything across the border is the one that came along and killed -- and his administration killed three american soldiers, killed three american soldiers. that's the only terrorist. i'm not saying no terrorist ever got through, but the idea they are welcoming these people is simply not true. there is no data to support what he said. on