ter janan and ter, my mother iran, the earth is the beginning , you are the end, you are the rain on my plain, you are the shine in my eyes, you are iran, i am iran, i know that seal , you are my blood and homeland, your flag is a shroud for us. far from you, my boss, iran, iran, iran , iran, iran, good morning, thank you very much for choosing the reporter to watch today's news events. we invite you to attend until haval at 8 o'clock, but allow us to greet the reporter and start today with the foundation of our country's school building projects, the benefactors of the school building , which today is going to honor a number of these benefactors with the presence of the honorable head of the presidency in the studio hosted by mr. we are mojtaba mullah ahmadi, a member of the board of directors of madrasaza charitable society, to discuss this honor and the status of madrasaza our country is also in the hands of dear benefactors . let's hear more. mr. mullah ahmadi. good morning. you are very welcome. i am at the service of his excellency, your good colleagues, dear viewers of khabar

proper precautions were taken ter e explosion. the resident stopped saying, i wantgo credibility of the state police, warnings, was greatly enhanced. some companies have emergencons. the illinois central gulf who assume control of their responsibilities by viewing daily on scene videotapes. we gained immediate knowledge of the problems in progress with our personnel risk. this waspful in making our plans because the state police cou n allow large groups to actually make on site inspections, and rightly so. the railroad and thehemical industry responded with men and equipment from the beginning, but it was days seven when the fires subsided enough to begin clearing thereckage. we transferred the contents of some of the cars in therails and moved them off the scene. a serious pbl we were trying to move one of the more extensively damaged tankin the process of rewriting the starring car. an additional crack was exposed and the entire car reignited and was engulfed inwater sprays in e department. phone on standby during relay only pro

so we have caller for collectors on this side some other colorful ters though on the journalistic sidew, quite■' times element in the book as well. you talk quite about what you call paul bashing journalists some of you know some of these reputation for having strong on polling and i quote in the book one ofng a the figures you talk about in mike royko newspaper columnists in chicago who in one of his column invited to lie in opinion rightht because he called pollsters a hired brain picker, trying to personal fears hopes and prejudices are tpolitician how to more skillfully you. that may be radicalicvouch for d be your advice to, based on the research you've done,haook to cd navigating trying to navigate all of this, you know, the poll among journalists was pretty commonplace stopped the t real poll bashing journalist was jimmy breslin, the newsday columnist. he was well-known figure, a pulitzer prize winner. and in that election in 2004, john kerry versus george w bush, bush was the pollsters almost the same with the same vigor that mike royko did in chicago that you quoted a moment a

ter was held this is my first time competing in fresh water and i think it will be a great experience. the presence of the best winners of the country had increased the technical and quality level of these competitions. the level of the competition was much higher than other places that have been held in iran. in the meantime , the remarkable presence of young and talented young people in these competitions can be a guarantee for the future of iran. open water international competitions are fine , the country's open water view is not a regional view, it is a national view, for the first time we are using all the capacities of the country, the endurance and the endurance of iranian children is very zealous and strong, especially for positive children , let's plan for them. in 4 years , they can compete in the asian games or even in the open water of the olympics, and we can have participants at the end of these competitions. golestan's kian swimming team, isfahan a swimming board and shahid hashminejad of mashhad won the first to third titles and alireza behzadian of chaadegan city rad

so far since october 8 when starts thisrition and for ghazza, the the hizbullah did not hit civilian ter not what netanyahu does, yes, is this familiar in israel, all the the public or the the observers or the the some most of the political leaders, they believe that said hasan nasarlah is honest in his words and he never lies. since 20 or 25 years, so there is a belief that most of the israeli public they listen to say in order to understand what's going on. great. netanyahu's recent tour. netanyahu in rafah, why did netanyahu choose to visit rafah at this time? netanyahu looking looking for a what he will say is a triumph or victory or picture or something like this, so he from the first of this war he declared that the the target is to wipe out hamas and to reis the prisoners, yes uh, but he did... do anything in this targets that he already determined, and now he resorted to destroy the buildings, destroy the hospitals, destroy the schools destroyed the mosks and the churches and now he entered to rafah in spite of the international court of justice order which asked him requested hi

then it about what's happening this year and 20 for this new election cycle, which i think, you know ters journalists, analysts with again, new different challenges and maybe present and the kind of landscape. and i just want to read a little bit of indulge me in this the final part of the book. so towards the end youo what to expect in 2024 from the interplay of journalists. it's not farfetched at all to expect surprise. not if the recent past is revealing in meaningful ways. but whatever happens, whatever polling controversy arises, it may not be a rerun ofvoters 2024 are well-advised to regard predictions with skepticism and you know what you seem to suggest here is that ters isn't, just polling per se but how we interpret it how we understand how it's reported, how it's framed. so i was just wonderin if, you could tell us a little bit more about what role do you see polling play this cycle with what's happening around all ea polls this year, as they have in all presidential elections, since perhaps 36, even before, do set the narrative. they set the narrative for pundits and they set

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affairs said that the islamic republic of iran together with the islamic ummah and iranians abroad from ter. muslims and iranians in every dot supports the world including germany. the us department of state has offered a $10 million reward to track down a north korean hacker . america decided. american federal prosecutors also announced that this person is accused of participating in hacking the american health service network. according to us officials, this it has disrupted the service operations in the hospital and other health service delivery sectors in this country. devastating typhoon gaymi after philippines and taiwan to china receipt. typhoon gaimi, passing through the taiwan strait , is now affecting the fujian region in southeastern china. local authorities have warned about flooding, rising river water and even landslides in this area. according to reports, now the storm gaymi has become one of the strongest storms in the western pacific ocean with a speed of 227 kilometers per hour. chinese authorities evacuated more than 240,000 people from high-risk areas of fujian city with

ter what your station is, no matter what your identity is, itall bear because the society th brown set in motion that we all take for granted that allows this be comprised of people from various is one that we collectively mustol csteward and protect. so yes, i do feel the weight our s eelsbecause there is no way we can do it alone. it is wonderful thatou have institutions like georgetown recognizing, owning, and explaining its in the historic subjugation of black people, native americans to unpack in the country and it is important because it remainings vehicle for affirmative action programsie it to specific histories of discrimination and can create an affirmativeram to address and redress that injustice and so we need more truth need more history, we need more studies. nderful education that i think allowed you to really appreciate the importance of that history is under direct attack today. wean studies programs and other identity programs and studies and critical race theory are under direct attack, as truth and histor2 is aninformation, truth, and history in an effort to make us

ter sadiqi, political committee. and co-host of twice told tales podcast. thank you very much for being with us, miss satera. now, amid regional conflict and political upheaval, iran's political system has demonstrated stability by actually electing president, but the main question asked everywhere, especially on hostile western mainstream media is, are there any radical changes with iranian president pesishian taking power? thanks for having me. as you mentioned, iran has been very stable in the stability during even the the things that happened after the passing away of our president, our foreign minister and the other officials shows that iran has a strong political system that does not uh, you know, that is not affected easily by the events and the not only in the region but also in the country. um, i think for any... country that has a strongly established system does not witness radical changes when the heads of the governments changed, because there is a framework, there is basis, a foundation, a strong foundation that the executive powers as well as the other branches of the pow

that declared tel aviv as as he said unsafe zone and this is a clear message to all the settlers in ter abiv they should actually uh rethink twice if they are not gonna leave that area because we've seen that since the attack of october 7 and as well the attack from hisbollah from the north and the attack from yemen toward in the south and now towards this mean that there is no area that is safe for the settlers and as well when they called this drone as y yafa which is the the original name before it was changed by the occupation to this mean that yemen is actually they sent the clear message that they are not recognizing israel and they are not if you using this name the king that israel existent of the zin state of israel should actually seized and should actually stopped and yemenes will do whatever it takes to help the palestinian not only stop the genicide in gaza but in the future - there is any a big battle for the liberation of palestine yeman i believe they will do whatever take uh to to uh to to to uh stop the occupation of palestine and the latest attack shows as well a fail

ter sadiqi, political commentator and co-host of twice told tales podcast. thank you very much for being with us, miss satera, now amits regional conflict and political upheaval, iran's political system has demonstrated stability by actually electing president, but the main question asked everywhere, especially on hostile western mainstream media, is are there any radical changes with iranian president pesishian taking power? thanks for having me, as you mentioned, iran has been very stable in the stability, during even the the things that happened after the passing away of our president, our foreign minister and other officials, shows that iran has a strong political system that does not, you know, that's not affected easily by the events in the not only in the region but also in the country, um, i think for any country that has a strongly established system, does not witness radical changes when the heads of the governments changed, because there is a framework, there is basis, a foundation, a strong foundation that the executive powers as well as the othe

, but is that freedom, that's not freedom, speak you m and say like let me see one of the tur black ters in america and i want to see one of them go outside publicly and speak about the administration of america, the same one supported by the same one behind even trump, the black tables, you saw then i saw yeah, let me see them publicly speak about america and let me see them publicly and try to um glorify the reber and you'll see what the... end of the second day, they will have the fbi, cia and home, homeland security invading the house houses within minutes, so which which freedom you talking about, the freedom to obey? what is the human rights in that? one, the human right charter is that i have the one one of the one of my human rights as a human is to be free, to say obviously in islam we do put a red land cause of freedom, obviously cannot... across system dance right, but at least when you want express your mind, you should be free to do that, so why is what this use men, women, boys, girls, teachers, professors, when they want to raise their voice that i don't i don't accept thi

decía, en el minifundio de entre las 15 20 hectares un campesino tenía no menos de entre 10, 15, 20 ter de los hijos de los de los terneros que vendían le generaba un ingreso más. y eso hacía que el campesino no se endeudara cuando eso el campesino no hacía préstamo, lo único que existía era el banco agrario eh perdón la caja agraria era lo único que existía y los préstamos salían aisladamente y la gente vivía de lo que producía y eso eran su no había ni micro este microfinancieras, no había gota gota, no había quien prestara dinero porque el campesino era autosuficiente con lo que adquiría de la venta de sus productos en el ganado, en el tabaco, en el aguacate, etcétera. the region became famous for producing tons of this delicious green fruit and for introducing it to the colombian families. el aguacate tuvo su su auge a partir de los 80 comenzó el aguacate a mostrarse a inundar mejor dicho a llenar las plazas de nivel nacional bogotá, etcétera. te dije que nosotros llegamos a producir casi 40 millones de frutos en año. eso generaba aproximadamente unos 9,000 millones de pesos y me pr

will continue uh to... as as he said unsafe zone and this is a clear message to all the settlers in terv they should actually uh rethink twice if they are not gna leave that area because we've seen that since the attack of october 7 and as well the attack from hizbullah from the north and the attack from yemen towards or ilat in the south and now toward aviv, this means that there is no area that is safe for the settlers and as well when they called this drone as yafa which is the the original name before was changed by the opiation to this mean that yemanies actually they send an clear message that they are not recognizing israel and they are not ev using this name that mean that israel the existent of the giant state of israel should actually see and should actually stopped and yemen will do whatever it takes to help the palestinian, not only to stop the genicide in gaza, but in the future, if there is in a big battle for the liberation of palestine, yemani, i believe, they will do whatever take uh to to to to to uh stop the occupation of palestine, and the latest attack shows as well

their military presence, their political influence in the muslim world and in yemen will no longer be ter be tolerated and yet will remain at the forefront of countering. and repelling any us, any israeli military intervention in yemen, and also in gaza, and throughout the entirety of the muslim world, whether that be in syria, whether that be in iraq, whether that be even in some of african countries, yemen will remain a military a military army at the forefront of countering all of these western military plot against the muslim world, the primary goal of these demonstrations is first and foremost... and of course the israeli regime continues its bloodshed, they continue to massacer palestinians, so as long as these israeli genocidal acts continue, yemen will continue to escalate and stup up military objectives, they will add to the list military targets and even some protesters, some protesters are actually calling on yemen's armed forces to begin targeting military targets and some of... arab states, the arab regimes that are enabling israel to continue this genocide, and some of the a

incent and ongoing attacks against this area and till this moment as we speak actually the israeli ters are still opening the gunfire towards the northern b of a nosarati fuji camp uh having these attacks ongoing and intensified against the central area of gaz strip actually raises concerns among the people that there is incubation forces are gonna conduct another ground offensive against the middle area of gaz ship when it comes to gaz city the israeli war blinds continue with their air strikes against multiple areas of the city, whereas another recental building was targeted and destroyed over the last couple of hours in a supra neighborhood, in addition to that, another house was targeted in al street, scores of casualties actually were reported as a result of those incessent attacks against central against gaza city, sorry, in the meantime the israeli artillerying was continued against the southern part of the azatu neighborhood in addition to the southern part of talil hawa neighborhood as well, those areas were under heavy attacks over the last couple of hours by the israel shilli

okay, it's possible, but let go of that gun already, otherwise we'll dirty the floor, come on, sir, teru go, how much longer do i have to beat you, and how much longer do i have to beat you, you poke me with a pistol, yes, i’ll kill you, i’ll kill you, you bastard, i’ll destroy you, how much longer do i have to beat you, kaya, you wanted better, i see. but if we hadn’t arrived in time, don’t get involved in such troubles, it’s good to be alone, but what could you do, you had to close your eyes to everything, or you want to say, you should have just left and abandoned the girl after what she went through, this is your life, you can do what you want. "i only want you i’m warning you, look, don’t believe it, pelin, i speak from experience, i’ll leave people at the door just in case, no need, firit, please don’t do anything else that will make you have to report to your wife and family, this is all for the sake of kaya". i’ll tell you straight, knowing that you were here, i would never have gone. kaya is forced to help you because of your mother, of course, but you still need to be treated

students end up , this is a very important question that actually maybe some of us remember with the same ter kat that was successful. last year, a multilateral agreement was signed, in which parts of the country, such as the honorable ministry of education , the mobilization relief committee for welfare employees, parts of the country , actually gave us people aged 12 to 18 years old in this game under the title of summer plan. introduce skills to us and skill training should be done by us in the supreme council of employment to approve this matter the receipt was determined from note 18, which is in charge of explaining the credibility of the honorable ministry of economy . according to our commitment, based on the introductions made to the organization, we provided skill training, unfortunately, the required credit was not provided , because actually our friends in the ministry claimed that the type of credit in note 18 is in the form of facilitation , while in fact we credits were used to provide consumables and teachers' fees those who are more involved in any case, now this year has bec

intrusted with upholding the international law-based order, accusing its representatives of this order of ter, but the nathaniahu does not care about palestinin lives or even the hostages life. the palestinian envoy added israel has unapologetically breached all human rules and principles and has defied all demands for an end to the gaza genocide. he emphasized the ongoing events at gaza constitute the most recorded genocide in history, stressing that israel's cruel nature is evident to anyone willing to say. the palestinian envoy added that israel is openly and repeatedly committing decades long crimes against palestinians, because it believes that it can get away with it. he further noted that the regime is using starvation and dehydration as the ultimate weapon against those who have survived its collective punishment in gaza. the islamic resistance in iraq has launched two drones, targeting major us military base in western iraq. according to local media, explosions were heard from the in alasada airbase located in ambar province, but no casualties were reported. this closely follows the

by issuing an official statement, ter condemned the plan of the zionist regime to expand settlementsthe occupied palestinian lands. the head of the court hearing the case of the actions of the terrorist group of the hypocrites from issuing a red notice to any iranian abroad. he announced that he will be present at the meetings of this group. mr. dehghani on the 15th the hearing of the accusations of 14 members of the group of hypocrites addressed to the host countries of the accused. he said: according to international conventions, the perpetrators of terrorist acts cannot be given political asylum. the head of the court called one of the accusations of these people hijacking a plane and said that statesmen who host these accused can be prosecuted for violating international conventions. mr. dehghani also reported receiving complaints from iranians abroad who obstructed the election by attending the gatherings of the hypocrites. the president of the court announced that from now on, if iranians abroad at the invitation of the defendants the case is that wherever they hold a meeting i

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what i'm going to be looking for, i'll probably give it until next week, the week ter, i'm going to see what our numbers are under 30 compared to where they were. we'll see the black number, what it is and what it was, and try to compare the two in my mind. and what i'm not going to be looking for, expecting to see is perfection, but i'm hoping to see some improvement there. because we were not doing very well in those two essential points of the democratic coalition. >> if you're running this campaign, you would be noticing that republicans are already honing their attacks against vice president harris as too progressive, they're pointing to her record when she ran in 2020, calling for removal of the filibuster so she could pass the green new deal, promising to ban fracking and offshore drilling. she said she was open to abolishing i.c.e., immigrations and custom enforcement, she was open to providing health care for undocumented immigrants. the hit is going to be from the trump campaign and from the republicans that she is dangerously progressive. >> right. >> how do you advise her as

the news on our website espresso.tv, also on our social networks, join, put your preferences, more tersh analytics will be continued by my colleagues ulyana panasiuk and roman chaika, do not switch to... stay with the espresso team. ukrainian business faced one of the biggest problems today - power outages due to enemy missile sites. shelling, ukraine lost half of its thermal generation. small businesses started using generators. in industrial enterprises , the situation is much more complicated. in order to eliminate the shortage of electricity and avoid scheduled blackouts, the government obliged large enterprises to import electricity from of europe in 2022 and 2023, the mandatory share of imports was 30% from may to september and 50% from october to april. but at the end of may 2024, the cabinet of ministers. adopted a resolution according to which enterprises must purchase 80% of electricity for their needs in europe. due to high demand and lack of sufficient supply, the exchange price of electricity has already begun to rise catastrophically. 80 and 30 are slightly different numbe

film is forevein is ter and kamd harris' case, her words are all on videoon, not from 20 yearsevr ago, from just several years ago when she ran foral ago president. and she can not escape her own record, john. all right. you know, i'm going to i'm, an going to scroll her radical record. >> i mean, we've been going over id i don't wa t. i don't want to repeat myself too much. and the reason i'm going to scrolg to l it, because there a lot of extremism here. mism aand as we've been pointint already, she's trying to walk a lot of this back andit she's doing it through age. i don't think you can back how strongly she has taken positions on every one of these issues. do you think that strategypeople works or if people see through that? because i believe people are smarter than that.an well, if the trump campaign does its job, and i do expect that they will, she won't be successful in walking it back. here'shes the problem, and it's a character problem when you have such a left wing record and, you knowcord andw t a left wing country. you've got to hope that you cana change all your positio

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. >> mientras, desde el capitolio continuan condenando a otro ter. >> este nuevo incidente terrible esrror politico que tambien sigue por la teoria de conspiracion, ese dialogo violento que sigue no solo el expresidente donald trump, pero los republicanos que lo apoyan a el. >> con los ojos puestos en el trabajo del servicio secreto, el comite de supervision ya a una audiencia a la directora del servicio secreto a testificar el 25 de julio y seguridad nacional envio una carta al secretario mallorca pidiendo respuestas por lo que llamo fallas en la seguridad en el perimetro donde tenia lugar el evento. >> por su parte, el lider de la camara de representantes, mike johnson, pidio bajar la temperatura en la retorica p politica a lideres de ambos partidos, algo que reconoce el vocero de la campana trump. >> ya venia desde antes del presidente trump, es una realidad, pero yo creo que t tenemos que poder diferir aunque tengamos grandes diferencias. >> este domingo el presidente del comite de seguridad nacional, el congresista re republicano mark green se reunio con la directora de servicio s

i think aboutwh it a lot in ters of being at the university of texas. he played a role in the state and it's a reframing that i've thought about different so how does the university affect an important role that import is in the state whether the border for a test el paso or dallas? we talked about programs like it is there, programs for students who stay in the state and practice journalism so i do think journalism plays an important role speaking about the ecosystem and an easy way in private journalism schools will have to think about their role i think it's very fair. >> from the perspective of the project i'm working one now, journalism school playing an important role implementing so new york city is a policy which of the city to do half of its advertising. it was created in california but 25 million in and they went to the journalism school to administer it. it is a different role and we have to make the jobs there so let me ask about a practical thing we been reluctant to talk aboutlk which is how low salaris are. we were shocked when we get app

the president of the united states of america and said that among the priorities in office, finally terhe also has the support of ukraine. let's hear what biden said. i am the first president in this century who can say that to the american people that the united states is not at war anywhere in the world. we will continue to rally a coalition of proud nations to stop putin from taking over ukraine and causing even more damage. make nato stronger, i will make it stronger, more united than ever in our history. mr. alexander, good words from biden, but the main point that was during his election campaign, which was interrupted, that i stopped putin, in the next six months until january 21, 25, can biden do something that, what really falls under this category, i stopped putin, or i destroyed russian plans for. war in ukraine, well, you know, objectively, from the american point of view, ukraine won a strategic victory and the russian federation was a strategic defeat. if you look at putin's plans, that he could, or rather, wanted to seize ukraine in a few weeks, he did not succeed, the uk

this is the situation, here now, katya, i pass the ter to you, thank you, katya na... let me remind you, it was our kateryna galko, she is now in in kyiv, near the destroyed house in the shevchenkiv district and had the opportunity to communicate with the affected residents. a murderer sitting knee-deep in children's blood is what the representative of ukraine at the un, serhiy koslytsia, called russian representative vasyl nebendya at a meeting of the organization's security council. the event was called the day before because of an enemy attack on the tydyachi hospital in kyiv. erefi's representative tried to convince. present, that ukraine is to blame for the attack on the children's hospital. vokhmadit was allegedly hit by a ukrainian air defense missile. kisleitsa noted that russia deliberately hit the most vulnerable and defenseless category of the population. russia kidnaps and kills ukrainian children. we have a large number of confirmed crimes. we see here a person who represents the russian federation and who is wanted for crimes against children on the basis

ter task.mplex, of course, immerses a person in the flow of his own history, so that a person begins to understand that his personal history is connected with the history of his homeland by invisible, stunning, mysterious threads. books are books, but this energetic feeling that you are standing where your faith was born, and it should influence completely others, so to speak. 6 million archaeological finds that were made at the preparatory stage. 300,000 of these artifacts are of museum value and will be added to the new exhibitions. our president has repeatedly... emphasized that tauride chersonese, it should become some kind of russian russian meca, which should attract people, well, from different parts of the world, and of course, in accordance with this task, the project was conceived, implemented and in fact, it became just that very place, which vladimi vladimovich spoke about, that is, in fact, the task was to build a new city, when we were approached... with a proposal to support the

good evening, saturday political club, direct. ter and we traditionally at this hour, traditionally athis time, talk about the main events of ukraine and the world, what worries our citizens, is important for our ukrainian victory. today we will talk, of course, about the terrible the murder of iryna farion in lviv, we will talk about possible negotiations, about the situation in the united states of america. of course, let's talk in general. about the security issues of our country, about zelenskyi's visit to great britain, as well as about the actually first conversation between zelenskyi and trump in a long time. we will discuss all this in a slightly different format, today with vitaly portnikov for two hours, but via skype, via internet connection, and mr. vitaly should be in touch sometime soon. mr. vitaly, i'm glad to see you, a little late today in a different format, but i am sure that we will discuss everything and bring all your thoughts to the audience without fail. i congratulate all the viewers, and i think that we can start our conversation with you today, because there

part to restrain and not escalate, where is the condemnation, if the lebanese had attacked israel, ter avib or haifa when the yemen is dead, the swedish government, european union, america, all of them who supports israel, they condemn the attack, this this shows us that the war in gaza, the war that israel are fighting against lebanon. against syria and so on, the occupation of israel is supported by the west, without the support of the west israel won't be able to fight one day of this war, they need the money, they need the political support and they need the weapons, that's why the western countries are hesitating and are even clear in their in their language when they speak about the israeli attacks and the israeli aggressions, they're very soft, that's for public theater the... want to say something, but they don't mean it, and they know that if israel will lose this war, it will be the end for what they call the western security domination of the world, that's why they are allowing israel to attack like beast to his cornered and attacking everywhere, they want to drag the wester

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reports from the guards claim that ter moved the corpse from the admiralty district to ours, gathered, ask, firstly, why weren’t you surprised when the police came to talk about the barrier? well, i don’t know, it was kind of cloudy, dark, when i looked at it, i always thought that she would do something illegal, but since they came to her, that means she did it, now, wait, now, she disappeared, and what, you didn’t like her, right? because she didn’t communicate with you, no, because she was a bitch, i thought to myself that it’s hard for a young drug addict to jump off the needle on his own and not get off on his own, right, so i made a list, i thought? what's in the dry food? so it’s much tastier, it’s immediately obvious that you’re not married, and by the way, did they tell me that you’re going to get married? i, well why not, i’m a good guy, and you were already married? no, have you ever been married? no, i’m still young, once again, i’ll reach the rank of major and then i can get married, listen, niki, what should we wait to get to major, am i single? not married , we've been

peter: at oneew york times, washington post were the ters for political news in our country with thethree networks. do not have really many shared experiences a we don't. no one we should go back to that for a lot of good reasons. the people bringing us the news on camera anthe scenes was not a particularly diverse group of people. so there w a sortf aspect, almost a monopoly aspect, to the news but all the news organizations you just mentioned were at the very least gatekeepers. they were not perfect, but there was this idea and it was operational that you kept recognizable falsehoods at try to make to stick principles we have the fairness doctrine and that is now gone. ave moved from that to something more imperfect, a completetandards from many entities that call themselves news purveyors. a lackyou can go oncounter conspiracy theories at all sorts of craziness that tosomeone without discernment or much indistinguishable from what would be solid reporting. that is another significant peter: talking about instant news and social media, you gave the example of touge of nicholas sand

the trial for alec baldwin, charged with involuntary manslaughter for the fatal shooting of sin fog terhutchins on the set of the movie, "rust." judge mary marlowe sommer dismissing the trial with prejudice. >> your motion to dismiss with prejudice is granted. >> reporter: baldwin breaking down and sobbing in court after the judge's ruling. the shocking decision coming after a contentious day in court as baldwin's attorneys asked the judge to throw out his involuntary manslaughter case, as well as live rounds found on the "rust movie set. >> they buried it. they put it under a different case with a different number. >> reporter: during a pretrial hearing this morning, the defense claiming santa fe county investigators were given ammunition back in march by a retired police officer who alleged the ammunition matched a batch of bullets from the "rust" movie set and may have been connected to the bullet that killed cinematographer halyna hutchins. >> this is critical evidence in the case that was never disclosed to us. it's time for this case to be dismissed, your honor. >> reporter: but t

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i would like to welcome ter stabenow and bozeman. i welcome the opportunity for ter stabenow for opening remarks if you choose. subcommittee i am pleased to be a part of things like this to >> we realize in reality there are so many challenges. as ranking member of the subcommittee, i am just pleased to be a part of things like this to ensure that the 2% of us that think the other 98% -- that we continue to grow. during my time in senate, i have loved working with farm bureau, faa, the young folks who come in and say they want to get into agriculture. sometimes they were not born into it and they had to go find land or opportunities, as i was just freaking down there. such an opportunity because we have to look around because everybody plays a role to make this work and to keep the train on the track. you are such a breath of fresh air. young, resilient farmers, who are willing to come sit here to put up with these members and politicians and thinking, what are they going to ask me? you will always remember this day, too. america nee

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ter the short break. >>> in the wake of the assassination attempt, president biden is calling on all americans to tone down the devices political rhetoric and come together. addressed the nation last night and a rare oval office address. here are his remarks in their entirety. >> my fellow americans, i want to speak about the need for us to lower the temperature in our politics. remember, we may disagree, we are not enemies. we are neighbors. we are friends. coworkers, citizens, and most importantly, fellow americans. we must stand together. yesterday the shooting at donald trump's rally in pennsylvania calls on all of us to take a step back. take stock of where we are . how we go forward from here. thankfully, former president trump is not seriously injured. i spoke with him last night and i'm grateful he's doing well and jill and i keep him and his family in our prayers. we extend our deepest condolences to the family of the victim who was killed. corey as a husband, father, volunteer firefighter, a hero. sheltering his family from those bullets. we should all hold his family and a

ter] i like to hope i have a positive a subjective viewpoint based on my vai have only taught at dukeior generation, thisgeneratio, i cannot say anything. what i can, i encouraged the ■ístents in my classes to be receptive to a great diversity of thought. ■s encourage those students whoe viewpoints may be do not ali thr prevalent viewpoints in their generatii speak their mind and e the other students to be respectful of that.i invite my r previouswith new ideas, new poll viewpoints, to consider them fully. i have found that my students are extremely receptive that. we have really interesting broad ranging discussions that are not all along one ideological tract and my students do not fit the caricature many■ people on the right wing have of studentsteli. they are not a unified band woke social justice warriors. and complex than that,■p'qlly if our current media problem -- media coverage that is a problem is that they exist in carat and are extraordinarily productive. peter: the duke 2024 graduation of grievance politics on display. frank: according to what i have read and heard from,

maybe we sort of hear abouthem again in classes when we get to indian removal and then maybe not that ter that. and so what i really wanted do is for readers kind of bridge native americans are still here today and nations. there are almost 1600 native nations today in the united states, and that's ju counting federally recognized nations in co canada not counting state recognized tribes. there the survival of native nations is a long and important history that i think that i think and so the u.s. but the scope of the book where is really tell a millennium of native american history kind of all between two covers starting in the in about the year 1000. so quite a while before any europeans people from other continents came. the ways that native americans lived in north america before then through the cenr 1492. i think one of the things that we tend to do move too quickly from the arrival of europeans to the united states spreading across thewhich really doesn't happen till after the civil war many centuries so book goes i think, at a pace that i think is more reasonable for that sort ofe

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susan is corrt,he party i gog dow maga phven ter trump is j.d. vance is a more natural hr to that.rum i thihat'shyhe's doing it. >> do you think there a role or a space for nikki haley in 2028 or anywhere else? >> we have to see what happens in 2024. right now, i think tim is right. we have to look at her as -- she's thinking of herself in 2028. is there a role if trump loses? there's more of a role. th she wldn'tave to jump off of maga and a trump office, but she wouldn't have to run agait j.d. vance. that's 2028. right now she sold out. i tnk she and ron destis being invited last minute tohe convention was part of an overall theme that donald trump want to softe the edges a little bit and say, okay, you were my enemy but come on now. he knows they won't pull a ted cruzt the convention. they will fall in line. >> tim, of all the things, r hnson, the senat delivered a speech in which he called the democratic party a clear and present danger to america. he told our colleague that the wrong speech was loaded into the teleprompter. >> that's an oopsie. here is the thing that's importa

supreme court and add dcas a state to have ter permanent power, that is ha this is bproposals are unconstitutionalt to continue to -- it is shameful, joe biden was chairman of judiciary committee in senate, fact that he is become what me is now, in you know again, claiming that others are a threat to democracy, again we have seen what the threat to democracy is, it is biden and harris. larry: you have to -- i was doing to. do you have any doubt that kamala harris agrees with joe biden, whatever she may say, like fracking. i didn't say a ban on fracking, well, yes yes, you did ma'am, this is -- to some, extent. the supreme court game g -- gave the president immunity. really, how petulant is that. >> i think they are trying to gin up enthusiasm, i think that american people will be left with a choice that is prosperity and peace under president trump and also most radical progressive nominated by any in country, kamala harris. they dive to her support for green new deal, and court packing and deciding vote on a lot of inflation policies that joe biden got through, the senate, she was tie breaking vo