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. >> rich: i'm rich edson in new york. border officials say they encountered a new record of 302,000 migrants in december, and more than double that since october 1st. the unprecedented figures have some democratic lawmakers pushing president biden to address this crisis. >> as long as people are coming to the border and they are hitting a speed bump and they are being released and waiting for, five, six years for an adjudication, they're going to keep coming. if we don't address that by addressing detention, giving them the quick hearing and then deporting, most of them are going to be deported because asylum cases, if you look at the last 25 years, 87% are going to be rejected. so irb allowing 100% when we ought to be looking at smaller points? >> rich: let's get more with former director and federal prosecutor jonathan fahey. if you look at what's going on and what congress is negotiating here, what happens from here? do you think there's much congress can do to address this? >> i really don't, because the core problem

christine says of course we the rich more . we should tax the rich more.ke them pay their plugged to make them pay their fair the question fair share. i guess the question is how much is your fair share? how much is the fair share as as kelvin did point out, the top one, the top 10% do pay an awful lot of the income tax that a lot of people rely on, ted says. some tax from the rich is better than nothing. if you over tax the rich, they'll move to another country with less tax. yes i wonder what it would take for the likes of rowling or for the likes of jk rowling or ed to base themselves elsewhere. >> isn't that isn't that holding the ransom? isn't the country to ransom? isn't that people criticise trade that when people criticise trade unions going on strike unions for going on strike because their members more because their members want more money? why is it acceptable money? why? why is it acceptable for very rich person say for a very rich person to say unless tax rates low unless you keep tax rates low and do what i want, i will go off? i'm not saying

rich? >> rich: let's bring in retired u.s. army brigadier general anthony tate. thanks for joining us, happy new year to you. look at how "the new york post" handled this, the red sea smacked down is what they are calling the sinking of houthi boats and put this in perspective for us. does this create more deterrence in the area or does this represent an escalation? >> it is responsive in nature, so i think we are seeing, obviously the red sea, the persian gulf, they are all major shipping lanes for commerce, for oil all around the world, so that's the primary mission of the navy, quite frankly, to help maintain commerce lanes around the globe to enable our economy. so this is part and parcel of what the navy's mission is, the u.s. navy. i'm glad to see there's a joint task force with other nations participating in the red sea and in the gulf of aden and surrounding areas around the horn of africa. so it's a good thing that we have these chips and this task force patrolling the waters tryin

we want to start with rich lowry.tuesday, donald trump is down to one opponent and that opponent came in third in iowa and lost by more than 11 points last night. is this primary race over at this point? guest: yeah, i think it's effectively over. i would expect nikki haley, maybe i'm wrong, to be like ron desantis. he was disappointing in iowa and i'm still -- and he still saying it will happen for me and he will wait it out. it's hard to keep up with the presidential campaign. they invest in incredible amount and work themselves to exhaustion. it probably won't be days but it might be weeks and it will be uncomfortable for her as we saw and how trump reacted to her last night. the media will savage her and it's hurting the presumptive nominee when he will need everything. he will need unity as much as he can muster to be joe biden. it will be tough for her and terrible for south carolina unless a miracle happens but it's hard to see how this trajectory will change. there will be no debates but the mainstream media w

and iran is a problem it doesn't matter if our country is rich , we should have a lot of rich people. the problem is that we are rich now and you have seen the car in this bill. i don't know where in the world the car is capital. well, if you know, at least i will import the car as it is a consumer product, why do people of iran khodro claim that it is right? well, i calculated that in 1989-1990, i was using a foreign car. now it has increased 50 times. i went there two or three times in the last 12 years. we went there two or three times. the land that i had bought or the house that i had bought has increased by 35-40 times . there is almost a convergence between the increases, that is, you can buy dental cash and toothpicks. in inflationary period, there is a convergence. instead of buying a car , people consider another commodity as capital, just as people in their monetary history once went to a certain commodity and considered it as money until they reached silver. and gold was considered a durable storable commodity due to its characteristics that did not go to gold and silver.

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he gave the rich a bunch of tax breaks. biden has not hired any of his relatives to come in and help him. when trouble hires his dau and son-in-law and relatives they get quite a bit of money for spending a year or two in the white house. host: king of the trump administration more than 8 trillion added to the debt. in terms of covid relief and executive orders during covid that contributed 3.6 accident spending laws contributed 4.8 trillion. executive actions 10 billion added over the four years of the trump administration. this is mark, a good morning. i don't think either party has the guts to solve this.this is a huge problem that is going to take all americans to sacrifice and ive the will to do that. host: do you think america has the will? caller: i don't think they have will therefore i don't think the politicians have the will to ask them to sacrifice. this problem threatens their pension, social security. this national debt is a very serious problem in american people reallyolve it. i am glad you brought up the po

he gave the rich a bunch of tax breaks.has not hired any of his relatives to come in and help him. when trouble hires his daughter and son-in-law and relatives, they get quite a bit of money for spending a year or two in the white house. host: king of the trump administration more than 8 trillion added to the debt. in terms of covid relief and executive orders during covid that contributed 3.6 trillion, accident spending laws 4.8 trillion. executive actions 10 billion added over the four years of the trump administration. this irk, a republican out of maryland. caller: good morning. i don't think either party has the guts to solve this. this is a huge problem that is going to take all americans to and i don't think politicians have the will to do that. host: do you think america has the will? caller: i don't think they have the will therefore i don't think the politicians have the will to ask them to sacrifice. this problem threatens their ns this national debt is a very serious problem in american peopleir politicians to t

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well, i don't know a lot of people because you're in colorado, that's very rich. people go to a holiday. i know that. yeah. but i don't sense any trend to the united states to be concerned about a nuclear war. i don't see people i'm building bunkers or any other thing to protect themselves at the end of the cold war and the early 1990 in peace broke out of the world. and the nuclear weapons started to be built down. you know, i think everybody assume that we're going to start solving our problems, assuming negotiations and talking to each other instead of threatening each other. and you know, that was there any positive or negative element, it'd be better to return to that instead of going around, threatening each other with things. you know, i'm, you know, i mean, lots of people from all over the world and everybody pretty much was the same thing . they all went, their families to be saving their children to be prosperous. and, you know, they're, most people don't care to be rich and famous or something like that. they just want to have a nice life and have it fo

the city gathers to celebrate the rich cultural city. brunswick plays host to a variety of events throughout the year while offering arts, music, unique cuisines, and so much more to get involved with. thank you, mr. speaker, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from wisconsin seek recognition? mr. grothman: i'd like to make a unanimous consent to speak for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized 1. mr. grothman: during the last few weeks we were back in our district and i had time along with about 50 other congressmen to visit the eagle pass entryway at our southern border. from what i saw down there, that should be the number one issue this body tackles in january. more important than even our annual budget. we saw a room in which 300 unaccompanied minors were at one time without either parent being allowed in the country. we heard guards talk about what it was like to work in december when we believe the final numbers came out, over 300,000 people ca

rich edson at the pentagon. rich, thank you. turning now to news now here in the u.s. president biden's son hunter in court a short time ago in los angeles for a hearing facing nine federal income tax charges. correspondent david spunt is there right now. good evening, david. >> david: bret, good evening. hunter biden pleaded not guilty to all nine charges. three are felonies. this will head to trial here in los angeles on june 20th, smack dab in the middle of hunter's dad's re-election campaign for president special counsel david weiss indicted the first son last months. he says hunter biden didn't pay at least $1.4 million in federal taxes despite having plenty of money to do so. it's been paid back. hunter arrived with his team and left with his team in l.a. he met before a federal judge for about 30 minutes and he was somewhat stoic in court. stood next to his attorney relatively relaxed. leaning back in his chair a few times. his attorney abbe lowell said we had a resolution and things happened. unusual when the government says you don't have a contract and we say

well, i don't know what a life ridgefield, you're in colorado, that's very rich. people go to a holiday. i know that. yeah. but i don't sense any trend to the united states to be concerned about a nuclear war. i don't see people i'm building bunkers or any other thing to protect themselves at the end of the cold war and early 1990 in peace broke out of the world. and the nuclear weapons are starting to be built down. you know, i think everybody assume that we're going to start solving our problems, assuming negotiations and talking to each other instead of threatening each other. you know, that was the re positive or world wide development. it'd be better to return to that. instead of going through each other with things and you know, i'm, you know, i mean, lots of people from all over the world and everybody pretty much was the same thing . they all went, their families to be saving their children to be prosperous. and, you know, they're, most people don't care to be rich and famous or something like that. they just want to have a nice life and have their family

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, and moscow is rich in general, then why do we have to sit here, this is the same logic that alwaysowed the empire to draw the best forces from ukraine, as soon as someone became smarter, more talented, with greater scientific abilities, with a better voice, to sing in the opera, whatever, go there, in... in ukraine , we will create such an atmosphere that you definitely cannot happen there, the only place you can to take place - this is moscow. this is the logic of building an empire, and we had to break this logic after the 90s, to show that a person, as a ukrainian, as a creative person, as a citizen can develop right here, but it is very difficult to use such logic in a country that was united from the west to the east, exclusively and... the idea of ​​economic independence, despite the fact that in each region this statehood was imagined differently, and you and i came to this identity crisis imperceptibly for ourselves, we always said that it was not true, there is no need to divide ukraine, we don't have it there are no differences between the west, the east and the south, bu

rich lowry, nice to see you again. not asking you about new hampshire.l be the next president? >> i think it's 50/50 jump ball but my gut says donald trump. i think biden is so imfeebled and all senses of the word physically and politically what's happening at the board service connected a debacle and he's uninterested in fixing it. this is one of his major vulnerables against a guy that said i can fix it in 24 hours and it'll dry up as soon as donald trump selected again. that's my gut. trump never led in 2024. this is the best he's ever polled nationally in his whole career. larry: i want to add one thing, this is a mark simon wisdom. trump's signature piece in 2016 was the border. 2020 because he'd done so well, it wasn't an issue. he didn't do so well. >> that's a tree point, mark simon. larry: he's a smart political analyst this. is a key point. this year, it's not so good for biden. >> no, donald trump is the king of comebacks and got wiped out in the 90s business wise and came back bigger than and have wrote a book art of the comeback and seeing i

stephanie braimer comes from a rich family to use his games to explain. that inheritance is a matter of luck. and that wealthy people like yourself don't pay enough in taxes. along with other millionaires, she's involved in the initiative text. me now. not something you hear very often. it's just, you know, it's not just so by giving something away. i be left with nothing, not to to anybody. but it's like if something waves in the state can invest, and it will know it's an environmental protection in functioning education and health systems. and so on. the o stephanie braimer could just lead a quiet and comfortable, nice explanation. i'm wondering, why are you doing that seems that isn't big. we have light up. unfortunately, we've seen that when well see people and benefit from the tax advantages speak, count against the people at the top and listen, when we say is qualified benefit in corporate, i never the less in favor of change so that everyone says better, not just me, not mentioned the people who are rich, but say the same thing are often accused of

then the borders moved back and saratov became a rich merchant trade center.ow it is one of the twenty largest cities in russia. oh, we've finally arrived in saratov, meet us. i think we'll get everything here. the emotions we came for and in the end we will make two amazing dishes. i am sure that our final will be remembered by raratovo residents for a long time. let's go find out the city is closer. go! yes, today the chefs will not go on an excursion, but will go on scooters. so, and even with a local guide, they will see more sights. guys, did you know in general that the saratov region is a region of the first. no, no, be more specific. the first stationary circus was opened in saratov. conditions, yeah, the first conservatory in the province was also opened, and of course, one of the most popular facts is that it was in the saratov region that yuri alekseevich gagarin landed, he was very happy about it, because saratov is like a second homeland for him, because it was here that he simply flew into the sky for the first time, indeed, the city of the first

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stephanie braimer comes from a rich family. she uses games to explain that inheritance is a matter of luck. and that wealthy people like yourself don't pay enough in taxes. along with other millionaires, she's involved in the initiative tax me now. not something you hear very often. it's just, you know, it's not just so by giving something away. i be left with nothing, not to to anybody. but it's like if something weighs in the state to invest and it will know it's an environmental protection in functioning education and health systems. and so long statements, the o stephanie braimer could just lead a quiet and comfortable life. it caused me. i'm wondering, why are you doing that? seems that isn't big. we have light up. unfortunately, we've seen that when, well, see if people have benefit from the tax advantages speak, count against the people at the top and listen was when we say is qualified benefit and corporate, i'm never the less in favor of change so that everyone says better not just me not mentioned to people who aren't

that's very rich. people go to a holiday. i know that. yeah. but i don't sense any trend to the united states to be concerned about a nuclear war. i don't see people i'm building bunkers or any other thing to protect themselves at the end of the cold war and early 1990 in peace broke out of the world. and the nuclear weapons started to be built down. and i think everybody assume that we're going to start solving our problems assuming negotiations and talking to each other instead of threatening each other. and you know, that was very positive, the development, it'd be better to return to that instead of going around, threatening each other with things. and, you know, and, you know, i mean lots of people from all over the world and everybody pretty much was the same thing. they all loved their families to be saving their children, to be prosperous. and, you know, they're, most people don't care to be rich and famous or something like that. they just want to have a nice life and have their family be happy. and, oh, lots of want to be rich or famo

. >> rich. the court should never had the name sealed in first place. andtep >> there no reason why you have to -- the information which anything other than victims should always be revealed. if bill clinton if donald trump or bill richard son were the come found, pedophile island or boca with him, why does he have an interested to be protected. >> charlie, you interviewed epstein, any names that surprised you. >> i was under uni knew i lot of people, j.p. morgan and bear stearns, j.p. morgan was friends with number two person there. jeff state's, i know that he knows more people there are more rich people who did, with him, i got his number from a bi billionaire, i will not say his name. >> i read it in your article. he gave me the number, this guy is a household name, his connections are deep, broad, vast, this does not do it much justice really. >> so release doesn't dig deep enough in terms of -- ch-- >> chief ch stephen hawkings. >> he said, you can i a reward to any of virginia's friends that come forward and help prove her allegations are false.

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that's very rich. people go to a holiday. i know that. yeah. but i don't sense any trend to the united states to be concerned about a nuclear war. i don't see people i'm building bunkers or any other thing to protect themselves at the end of the cold war and they're only 1990 in peace for over the world. and the nuclear weapons are starting to be built down. and i think everybody assume that we're going to start solving our problems assuming negotiations and talking to each other instead of threatening each other. and you know, that was the re positive or why development. it'd be better to return to that. instead of going on, threatening each other with things, you know, you know, i mean, lots of people from all over the world and everybody pretty much was the same thing . they all went, their families to be saving their children to be prosperous. and, you know, they're, most people don't care to be rich and famous or something like that. they just want to have a nice life and have their family be happy. and, oh, lots of going to be rich and fa

he tax to the rich at 91%. the rich own everything. they own tb, social media, and they are convinced the middle-class we should not tax the rich and that is wrong. that is where the money is, that is where we should be taxing. eisenhower did that. he was a brilliant republican. he tax the rich at 91%. they can only take home nine dollars out of the last hundred dollars of income. host: and your idea of doing that, who counts as the rich? who should get a 91% tax rate? caller: i'm not saying it should be 91%, maybe 70%. it should be the top 1% of the top 10%. someone else will have to come up with that number. all we have to do is do it eisenhower did. tax them. host: ira in upper marlboro, maryland. independent. good morning. caller: i will be very brief. i am an african with children and grandchildren in this country. let me be brief. why do we have to waste money stop if you do not know, the largest drone strike in the world is in nigeria, north of nigeria. then we find out the u.s. has 29 different military bases on the african con

be more possible to find a fulfilling life no matter whether you are very rich or not. so, i mean, i think it's important to make the case to reach people that they also have something to gain out of this. and i forgot my second point. >> will, you remember bill clinton used to. say i should always be getting taxed more. i'm with pincus and you try to make a point, i'm wealthy and i don't pay enough taxes. >> we are going to have, there are only two ways for the government to invest money, and one is to borrow it and the other is obviously through taxation. i think the kind of investment, i mean, i think there's a difference between consumption spending, which frankly tax cuts are in their affect, and genuine investment in the future of the american economy and in the health and well-being of the american people. and i think it is a fair argument and we should have these debates in congress about which kind of spending we're talking about, whether we're talking aon consumption for the kinds of investments that will pay dividends in the long with and that will leave all

rich greenfield just got off the conference call. rich, what stood out to you?nference call so early? >> i mean, just a watershed moment for netflix, really, i mean -- getting into the live scripted entertainment, you know, i feel like this is sort of the house of cards, you know, industry-wise, if you think about the change, that was really the beginning of their launch into programming, you know, their own original programming. this seems like getting into the live space, i mean, they've dabbled in live, melissa, but this is a, you know, a very big ten-year, $5 billion deal with wwe. this is transformative, and doc it on the same day that they announced the largest quarterly net ads since the pandemic quarter, and only the -- literally, the second-largest net ad quarter in thisry of the company, given how big and old netflix is, stunning that they can grow subs that quickly. >> how do you think their sports strategy, or their live strategy, will unfold? do you think we'll see them going after, you know, rights to live sports or -- or will they just pursue the

he said maybe rich. but he says i'm rich to i'm richard, family. and. and that really has an impact on me and. and so, you know, he left his life for some left behind some resources, but the reality was when he left behind is this what you saw today. we see generationally young children that are making a difference in our world and the, and my father and mother really were rich, like richard found the just my grand kids garden, their grandchildren garden. he is my rock and my brother isaac's rock and my cousin, naomi's rock, a brother ju, those rocks, grandma and grandpa ro, our names on these rocks the so as far as they know, my grandpa and lauren built this cabin red one. and then my grandpa and grandma, this was their cabin, is the cabin knock, not anybody home this the vanya gotcha, that's my bubble sca and the address the address goes. gotcha. and this is mitch kevin is kind of like our doctor we have which is our summer getaways to get out of the city. so we normally now live in anchorage and you know, living here is it, it's rather exhilarating a

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yemen's geopolitical importance on the coast of babandab straight as well as rich natural resources inime trade routes in the world. now this part of the world has been deprived of peace and calm for many years. people in this region deserve to experience peaceful days. will the country see calm again? will there finally be new chapter in the history of this land without any tension? more than 500 the children were killed during the conflict, what have they done wrong? being born in gaza is not the crime. more than year after the war was waged by the israeli regime on the gaza strip and approximately year after the cairo donors conference was held for rebuilding gaza, the reconstruction. project is still teetering between the cruilty of the siege and the procrastination of the israeli regime. what we are doing here is to keep people surviving. we are not talking about quality of life in gaza. if you lock deeply in what is going on in gaza, you will find out big slogan that there is no tomorrow. all agree that the slowdown in the reconstruction is due to the slow process of transferring

sonali: rich thomas is down with the rise of activist investment.his is bloomberg markets. ♪ >> we are very hopeful we can increase our operations. the response was unfortunately from the company it was premature to even begin negotiating so we were surprised. sonali: this is bloomberg markets and i am sonali basak that was the cofounder talking to me. it turns the are callous is turning to activism. lagarde came out with the paper that described the change in landscape and activism. you saw the global names on there. there are so many names that we were bus familiar with, oasis for example. how are you seeing start up hedge funds ride the activism wave? >> this past year we had 100 a d3 campaigns launch around the world. 77 of those were first-timers who had never gone public before. this is a broadening of the activism landscape and diversifying. we are seeing different kinds of players. everyone is raising their voice in protest. sonali: you have say this closely, or any of the successful? >> these are not just hedge funds, sometimes the insider

good evening, rich. >> rich: good evening, bret.trump says locked in tonight and campaign has every precinct in the state covered. is he going to visit one of those caucus sites tonight before coming here to watch party in des moines. trump, for months, has had a wide lead in the g.o.p. primary polls. given that, we asked campaign officials how much the former president would need to win by to claim victory here. one said a win is a win. they are not trying to raise expectations though trump has been confident. >> >> we were doing very well in terms of popularity. we learned, actually, a lot from iowa. we went in new hampshire by a lot. and then we ran out of the string. that was 2016 last time we did tremendously in iowa. this time we have a really great ground game. >> rich: trump camp canceled a couple of events in iowa this he could would. campaigned here yesterday. his opponents have criticized him for what they say is dropping in at the last moment. the desantis campaign said a dessheffield trump find showed up in iowa. the ca

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through the hormole straight, and secondly, it creates the necessary infrastructure to extract the rich and intact oil and gas resources in yemen, and transfers them to southern terminals in the country. and that's, i mean, the pipeline is still far as well, intact, and it runs down to an indian ocean facility, and they can put it on ships and they move it around the world. yemen is located in the bubble mundab area, which gives it an extraordinary strategic importance. there's also another reason why it's on foreign powers radar, it's rich and intact oil and gas resources. the valuable underground treasure in yemen has tempted saudi arabia to pursue its old dream to use the resources and control the energy market in west. asia and other parts of the world. i also want to mention what i think has motivated this switch or this ignition of a more interventionist foreign policy from the gulf states from qatar, uae and saudi arabia in particular, but um, they share some things in common, and so the first driver of this more interventionist foreign policy is really what i call the magic deca

how cool inherited a real estate empire selling it made him rich. more than 20 years ago, he and his wife decided to put their money into a foundation in the year since philanthropic boundaries have become increasingly blurred. what should the state be paying for? and where should foundations be stepping in food by having districts don't of funding to get down and get used to the foundations. took the view that they shouldn't be funding anything. that was the job of the state desktop. but that changed 17 years ago. suppose when the post sale foundation funded an upgrade of the heating system seems big schools behind and everyone said, well, that's unbelievable. and state isn't in a position to heat schools properly. and the latter is that's not something the foundation should be doing comes don't get me. we don't cite things like that anymore. do you think that's right, steve? time us into a certain extent, you know, we're sometimes a pool. the state doesn't take certain things into his own hand just in the end as all the other example to this day.

through the hormone straight, and secondly, it creates the necessary infrastructure to extract the rich and intact oil and gas resources in yemen and transfers them to southern terminals in the country. and that's, i mean, the pipeline is still as far as well, intact, and it runs down to an indian ocean facility and... can put it on ships and they move it around the world. yemen is located in the bubble mandab area, which gives it an extraordinary strategic importance. there's also another reason why it's on foreign powers radar, it's rich and intact oil and gas resources. the valuable underground treasure in yemen has tempted saudi arabia to pursue its old dream to use the resource. sources and control the energy market in west asia and other parts of the world. i also want to mention what i think has motivated this switch or this ignition of a more interventionist foreign policy um from the gulf states from qatar, uae and saudi arabia in particular, but they share some things in common, and so the first driver of this more interventionist foreign policy is really what i call the magic

, big motivator, but it is also rich people who do not want government to work. they are not interested in paving roads in somebody else's neighborhood. they're not interested in other people's children getting higher education and not getting crushed by student loan debt. they are not interested in investing in health care for other people because they can pay for those things themselves and their in gated communities and they are happy. they would like a government that does not have much in the way of resources because it will be less able to regulate their businesses. if you have an epa with a doll for 95 you do not need to worry much that they will be checking out your factory if you are one of the three remaining companies that has a factory left in america and it is not somewhere else, you do not need to worry that i wait for our position will come check that you -- a wage per hour individual will come and check on your rules and check on your systems. the argument over taxes is the marquis, it is ultimately who does government work for and they want a gov

built the way i want it, or you can say no, you don't want to know how much power do the german super rich wheeled in their home towns and cities who decides what happens in our communities? mean ego, i never like committing myself long term. i always like to reserve the right to make new decisions tied to because it's, it's a new feudalism and not democracy is one. know if you, those can, the, [000:00:00;00] the municipal representative, your accurate was skeptical from the beginning. was the gift giver acting in the interest of the community? now his doubts have been confirmed. phone with the building materials and the workmanship were poor and now the windows have to be replaced. we're the ones left holding the bag in the original cost where around $800000.00 bureaus, i'm estimating they'll be another 30 percent on top. that's over a 1000000 euros to repair the damage. now, the back and forth over the tea house started about a decade ago. at the time we visited new york and home, the donor at his home, a self described self made man. he said he was a fan of the art of the far east. and

yemen's geopolitical importance on the coast of babandalp straight as as the rich natural resources in political will in west asia and political bickering by gaining control over one of the most vital maritime trade routes in the world. now this part of the world has been deprived of peace and calm for many years. people in this region deserve to experience peaceful days. will the country see calm again? will there finally be new chapter in the history of this land without any tension? the israeli occupation. demonstrates its hatridge on houses of the lord, this mask was reduced to rubble by f-16 warjet, the raid led to the destruction of the houses. around the mosk, causing the fall of martters and injuries amongst neighbors of the mosk. the palestinians did not stand on the romans of the masks idly, but they created temporary mosks that don't protect them from neither the cold of winter nor the heat of the summer. when palestinian journalist shirin abule was killed by an israeli sniper on may 11, 2022, the israelis meant to get across a clear message that they don't want any narrativ

some people are teaching our government from their sofas with valuable comments to make the country richident spends 10 days on business trips to different parts of the world days and paves paths for our production workers to the most remote corners of the planet, especially since africa is really rich in resources, almost untouched by serious industrialists. africa has so far failed to develop its economic potential due to a number of reasons. let's start with the banal: africa's body is stretched vertically on the globe, processing technology. land or livestock farming that was developed in the northern part of the continent was completely unsuitable for business executives in the southern regions, because the climate, the quality of the soil, and even the set of animal species in the northern , central and southern parts of the continent are different, and why not create their own technologies for each area, but because there must be someone who sees the difference between conditions in different parts of africa, will plan changes for each of them, and this turned out to be impossible

stephanie braimer comes from a rich family to use his games to explain. that inheritance is a matter of luck. and then wealthy people like yourself don't pay enough in taxes along with other millionaires. she's involved in the initiative text. me now. not something you hear very often. it's just, you know, it's not just so by giving something away. i be left with nothing, not to to anybody. but it's like if something weighs in the state to invest and it will know it's an environmental protection in functioning education and health systems. and so long statements the, all stephanie braimer could just lead a quiet and comfortable, nice explanation. i'm wondering, why are you doing this? introducing dick rehab light up. unfortunately, we've seen that when, well see if people have benefit from the tax advantages speak, count against the people at the top and listen, when we say is qualified benefit in corporate, i never the less in favor of change so that everyone says better, not just me not mentioned the people who are rich, but say the same thing are often