shinzo abe. the killer was captured immediately.japanese army soldier, tetsuya yamagami, who had a personal dislike for kabbe. lone conspirators usually only hide behind ideas, but are not isolated from the social atmosphere. for example, japan, the murder of former prime minister shinzo abe, the attack on robert fitze, the prime minister of slovakia, the recent attack on donald trump, falls precisely under the heading, if you like, under the umbrella, of a terrorist. to see what they dug up about him, then at the beginning, in the sixteenth year, for example, he creates a group against violence, he created a group, stands with his followers and speaks out against violence, in the seventeenth year he is already in camouflage standing with some kind of semi-legal police who are fighting to cleanse slovakia of migrants, the same thing with regard to the attacker who shot at trump, this man in the seventeenth year - is registered as a murder, uh, that is, the intelligence services apparently knew that this was possible, but they had ne

abe, who spoke at a rally, was killed. out to be a former japanese army soldier, yamagami, who had a personal dislike for kabbe. lone conspirators usually only hide behind ideas. he, as a rule, is not under anyone ’s influence, he is a person who channels his, his frustration, so to speak, uh, into some, some slogans, yes, some, be it ideological or some religious explanations, in fact, uh, as practice shows, arrested, uh, people, who did not allow this crime to be committed, they are very weak, in the context, so to speak, for... the fact that they act either from an ideological point of view or from a religious point of view, they literally do not know their foundations, that is, in slovakia in the usa , this happened against the backdrop of huge political polarization in... the country, in the case of fico, this is a man who calls himself seventy years old, seventy-one years old at that time, who called himself a writer, poet, yes, if you look at what they dug up about him, then at the beginning, in the sixteenth year,

abe, the murder of the attack on robert fitze, the prime minister of slovakia, the recent attack oning, if you like, under the umbrella of a lone terrorist, this is a lone terrorist, he is really not controlled by anyone, he usually does not stand under anything. influence, this is a person who channels his frustration, so to speak, into some, some slogans, yes, some kind of explanation, be it ideological or religious, in fact, as practice shows, those arrested, people who did not allow this crime to be committed, they are very weak in the context, so to speak, for the fact that they act either with ideologically point of view or either from a religious point of view, they do not literally know their basics, that is, in slovakia in the usa, this happened against the backdrop of huge political polarization in the country, in the case of sfizo, this is... a person who calls himself seventy-one years old at the time, who called himself a writer and poet, yes, if you look at what they dug up about him, then at the beginning, in the sixteenth year, for example, he creates a group against

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abe, did not have a great relationship with theresa may, had a great relationship with bofis had a greatohnson. did not have a good relationship with emmanuel macron. the personalities are going to matter. so again, at the risk of giving you the same answer, three times, it's yes and no. the institutional connections are strong, the foundations are strong, but there's going to be some personalities involved that may may create a little bit of friction at the top level. >> and how likely is it now that trump will win, considering the difficulties that president biden is facing and following the debate where it didn't seem to, appear that he knew exactly where he was? >> yeah, one of the most highly regarded prognosticators who's perceived as being one of the few nonpartisan pollsters in the country, sent out an email this morning and says that, joe biden's chances of winning are not zero, but they're darn close , not zero, but they're darn close, joe biden is bleeding out right now, as you mentioned, when the when the former speaker of the house and one of the leading democrats of the las

abe, did not have a great relationship with theresa may, had a great relationship with bofis had a greatohnson. did not have a good relationship with emmanuel macron. the personalities are going to matter. so again, at the risk of giving you the same answer, three times, it's yes and no. the institutional connections are strong, the foundations are strong, but there's going to be some personalities involved that may may create a little bit of friction at the top level. >> and how likely is it now that trump will win, considering the difficulties that president biden is facing and following the debate where it didn't seem to, appear that he knew exactly where he was? >> yeah, one of the most highly regarded prognosticators who's perceived as being one of the few nonpartisan pollsters in the country, sent out an email this morning and says that, joe biden's chances of winning are not zero, but they're darn close , not zero, but they're darn close, joe biden is bleeding out right now, as you mentioned, when the when the former speaker of the house and one of the leading democrats of the las

i suggested to him that his good friend shinzo abe, prime minister of japan who was rangeically assassinated, had something called the three arrows, and i suggested president trump has a similar three arrows. and, steve, just to back up a little, i have a good life. i used to the always say i want fortune, not fame. but identify come -- i've come out from behind my desk in this election cycle because i do believe that 2024, 2025 is the last chance for us to grow our way out of this massive debt that the biden administration has put us under. and if you hear lyle braynard, the former fed vice chair, it was her idea to get rid of the average inflation targeting right when inflation took off. but she's now head of, chair of the national economic council, and she gave a speech last years at the economic club of new york and it's just the tax program that you showed. so, you know, they have spent, spent, spent and now, you know, i think they want to put the u.s. economy in what i call an economic respirator or ventilator. and you go on a ventilator because you're sick, and 50% of the time you don

i suggested to him that his good friend shinzo abe, prime minister of japan who was rangeically assassinatedrump has a similar three arrows. and, steve, just to back up a little, i have a good life. i used to the always say i want fortune, not fame. but identify come -- i've come out from behind my desk in this election cycle because i do believe that 2024, 2025 is the last chance for us to grow our way out of this massive debt that the biden administration has put us under. and if you hear lyle braynard, the former fed vice chair, it was her idea to get rid of the average inflation targeting right when inflation took off. but she's now head of, chair of the national economic council, and she gave a speech last years at the economic club of new york and it's just the tax program that you showed. so, you know, they have spent, spent, spent and now, you know, i think they want to put the u.s. economy in what i call an economic respirator or ventilator. and you go on a ventilator because you're sick, and 50% of the time you don't come out. >> right. >> and i think, you know, we're about to go -