about 2 weeks ago, we were here shopping, and the exchange of bias started. people ran away. there's little optimism in a conflict that's linked to an end to as well as war on casa, or possibly not even that. the funeral proceedings begin for a top spotlight commander for our checker. he was killed in 11 on capital by and is really air strikes on tuesday. the, you're watching l to 0 light from the headquarters in delphi and jerry, you navigate also ahead on law, the supreme leader holds funeral prayers for us as

a political chief who was assassinated into the is really army says it's killed another from us leader, 3 weeks ago but the group hasn't confirmed the military when commanders the 1st day of nation wide protesting nigeria, demonstrators, one economic, judicial, political reforms, the hello, the funeral service for her masters political leader as $900.00 a year has taken place in iran capital, honey is assassination. has re ignited fears of a wider regional conflict in the event to ron retaliates. dorsey jabar re, has this reports of final farewell. i told him i'd be hominy, leads prayers for his male,

hon. yeah. and his body guards killed in the rain and capital on wednesday. thousands poured onto the streets, initial solidarity with the political leader of some us and use body was taken from around university to freedom square and eventually to macro bought airports where it was flown to doha for his burial. on friday, the 62 year old was a guest at the an operation ceremony of the new you elected president must who possess sky on it was and he goes forth trip to tear on since october the 7th. and his assassination is being viewed here as a work of israel with the help of the united states. washington says he played no part in it and had no prior knowledge of the attack. israel has not common to show the time for the occupation to attack without response. he's over, they've done something and they must pay the price. they must be held responsible. america is responsible for this. no crime is committed by the occupation without the criminal america. senior reigning official, see the strike on arabian soil as

a declaration of war. and they have promised revenge. a successful will see the impossible of of this time around response will be different. in the last one isn't phone for regional countries in advance about the timing of the retaliation. preventive disaster, but i think this time it's response will be a surprise and it will come much sooner. on april 13th, iran launched more than $300.00 drones and missiles towards israel in response to an air stripe on it's console in damascus. 2 weeks before israel responded by attacking your own air defense systems. you are doing a times nuclear facility as well. he has assassination, has once again force raining officials to make a difficult decision. one that's ultimately up to the supreme leader if or on attacks israel again, it's unlikely to act alone. the so called resistance friends, which includes that who sees in yemen, has of a lot and loving all the popular and mobilization forces in iraq will be expected

to take parts. making this critical moments for the middle east door sits avari algae, 0 and the funeral of as well as the top commander for us to code, is getting underway in lebanon. suckered was killed in an is really, are striking the capital b roots. israel accused him of planning and attacking the occupied goal on heights which killed 12 people on saturday. if has been a denies any involvement. we have on the hash him who's joining us from the funeral arrangements in the, the southern suburbs of bay to dine. it's so for extra credit, obviously a veteran has been the official who was among the founders of the groups military wing a. what do we, what sort of preparations are under way right now for his funeral? the funeral was he had the

operation of the place 3 days ago yesterday and today the yeah, this whole the big through the screen, the screen that's behind me. and then the call from the be taken at the funeral. the house to the area in solving so so these are the preparations for novel costs. the main page read, he's going to do the audio. i'll keep it going for one more question with you when it comes stuff as well as response to retaliate for the killing of 4 of sugar. what sort of response

can we expect, or what are we expecting us to not to outline exactly what does that mean if this nation was isolated, then we've have a different expectations and it could be maybe within the framework of living on the east florida and maybe north is right now with the us as a nation office 90. yeah. into wrong. that's something different. completely different because that's the question of the tablets between the 2 sides. so 6 is going to continue this. i mean with the kidding on flag chicago, the beginning of somebody to help me out before that the kid in golf saw that had allergies on certain day with solving so that the situation is becoming different and things are going from a contained escalation towards a serious and hard escalation, and this is what everyone is actually anticipated,

unconcerned. okay, let me thank you so much. money has been reporting for us from loving. so now this really army says it can now confirm that it's killed the commander of mass as a military wing. it says that mohammed dave died 3 weeks ago in an attack in the fine eunice area in southern gaza. how my says, if cans confirmed the reports as a matter for the assign brigades leadership on the ground, honey, my fluid is joining us from didn't but often central garza so honey. have we've heard anything, any confirmation or not, from new custom brigades regarding the is really claims about how much they well, as far as we know, there isn't any official statement or comments of from the military. one of how much weather, how much they've the commander of the call center gate was building the top and on my was evacuations. on 2 weeks ago. it has been a since the is really monetary,

which is the statement. it has been more than a couple hours that we don't have any confirmation on just to give that little bit of context here. it's hard to verify any of this on the ground right now, giving the evolving situations for the past. the 48 hours has been evolving into much more complexities. then what does really military, the timing of this a statement, a wide significant for these rated it 5 minutes or but for the vast majority palestinian people. when asked about this, just in the phase of it, 300, these of ongoing, the brutal genocide. the last across the got the relentless, bombarded mass evacuation a vi where only 14 percent of the tooth and air of the gauze. the thread is, uh, out of the evacuation orders by these really militaries, we're talking about 40000 people so far in the past 300 is a big gold, 17000 a children. there also, 17000 people are missing and buried on the rubble of 9000 women,

and the number continues to increase for people. the significance of this doesn't really mean anything. the router is the music on the death of one person, whether they really monitor is celebrating dot in the face of the tragedies that they have been facing since the one of the genocide, the one and a honey worth reminding of course our viewers that at the time, 3 weeks ago when that operation was happening in on my wasi, scores of palestinians were killed. of the yes, and this is the area that there's been in military largely designated since the beginning of what it called, the evacuation order. this started from the northern part of the god script from dogs. is it a more reason pick from defense from the area? the southern part of the story going on eunice city is 1000 of displays. families poured into that area. seeking show. there isn't

a production only to get killed and it was not the 1st time, but it was definitely the most relentless attack. there's really military use at least $55.00 these bunker buster bonds that pretty much show the foundation always be intact facility and that are causing huge holes in the ground. they've extended to 20 meters in depth. some of the people are still missing. so if people believe they have been involved rated, given the intensity of the bonds is just causing further civilian casualties causing more internal and force displacements open already displace population more than one time. and the depth called root keep keeps rising as many of the injury to arrive to either north of the hospital or he had been transferred to this health facility in the background and are dying because of the lack of medical supply. some of the injuries are minor, it's readable, but the fact that there are no pain medication, no medical supplies available in this context of ongoing bleeding. it's hard,

it's hard to imagine that these people or these are critically injured, will survive a further time. okay, thank you. honey honey was reporting from data, but often central's also will 15 palestinian prisoners have been released after being held by the is released and they arrived as an oxo hospital and the central gaza strip. they were free to military check point east of dated by the last week. the is really army released 11 palestinian prisoners. many spoke of abuse and torture while detained. how the months of they took us from korean, so long crossing where they blindfolded and transferred us to a building for 12 days and it's beating accumulation and severe torture. with the tricity, they put this in the bottles of water. they made us sit in a certain way for long hours without the bombing as to change position. we were not allowed to talk. if someone spoke, they would bring dogs to terrorize him by his hands and feet and beat him whenever committed to enter my clothes and committed what was it as to as

a colored one hospital? i stayed 8 months can visit any prison. first they put me in the of a prison. then that was taken to the gift prison, where i spent 51 days on the worst, 51 days of my entire life. they forced me to to and my nose for 51 days. i was only allowed to sleep for 4 hours every day from midnight until 4 in the morning. due process there is have been to your guest on the 1st day of a nationwide demonstration in nigeria. it happens in the capital a boot shop there and in nigeria is largest city league goes protest or say the bill block roads and airports 10 days of demonstrations. our plan demands in a broad range of economic, judicial and political reform. security has been, be stuck around the country, their fears for a repeat of the violence that happened during protests against police brutality. for years a go off my degrees is out of protest in like us. i'm gonna tell us what you're seeing and hearing when the mean, it's been

a busy day so far. although the numbers we seeing is not anywhere close to what we saw. we printed it printed. what we have here is less than less than a 1000. that was purchased on this feed, so i may goals of the 3 other sports lab request is why i guess the reason why the inside support is probably much into violence and also a product for you, which is also one of the areas designated by it or for us together, so it's not struct traffic. so these purchases in particular mike from j just to display something to let me just wait on the police as cold audio is a police presence in the air and boots on the ground. so why that is more important case of buying a game in other parts of the country like sort of the states. wow, awesome. so i bought my designated device earlier today. the government has been

posted coffee in board of a state where we also understand they've been partners where it purchased a lot to a guess in kind of we also hearing about people looting shops. when the demo surprises when it's out of circle, especially along to road and kind of wild goose use it as wide recorded. so basically, yeah, you make all of the, the, the points or something like really peaceful. although we're not sure how these will pan out over the next 19 days. so 5 day one has been successful. it's been com, the purchased as respective that limits the secure office as well. so respect to that. so when i spoke to one of the purchase organizers who said yes, they wonder if it's printing this much, but they were surprised by the numbers gathering. yeah. and they, they believe that the numbers me go by tomorrow. so what is the government and saying about the demands that the protests are, is, are putting forward in terms of economic do additional and political reform in the country?

well basically they practiced as asking for. busy different demands about 19 of them, some of them are short term, some of them long term are basically the most of the called the purchased estimates as the reinstatement of the fuel subsidy, which was removed by more than a year ago during the, those around you know, the best buy president and the one that's replaced, they believe that that's the genesis of the inflation out of control and inflation . we were missing in nigeria. they do you mind doing that? they also demand already bought some opportunities in electricity and other services that was imposed by our companies in i did, and they electricity company did not get apart from that with them. also talking about wanting to kind of homes which includes operating only a unit coming over the legislature. they said operating the incentive on the house of representatives are so expensive. at the moment. they are complaining that i sent a 2nd as of as many as a 100 or 200 page with us quarterly necessary. and they believe that is being paid

for by the government. they're also complaining that the states, governors gonna states put up more than a 1000 aids, and that's they say is on sustainable costs are going to the economy of this country. so basically they are want to take more than one. the shop may just be dealt with cost so that they can go off the stream. if not, please say that will continue with the initial deadline was to demonstrate for the next 10 days. but if the government refused to speak to that demand, they will continue to be on this page. and nicholas has been com. okay, that's my thank you as much as there is reporting from the goes tonight. are you still ahead on alpha 0 of saddam's, army commander says he won't be scared off by a drone a time. so we looked at what speed, what's been called an assassination system. i didn't know she was black until a number of years ago when she happened to turn black. donald trump's newest tax on

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killed 12 people on saturday. but his phone number tonight is best the is really early. so as i can now confirm it killed the commander of thomas's military wing. it says not this was killed in an attack in the sign eunice area of southern gaza. 3 weeks ago from us says if counts confirmed the reports as a matter for the sombre gaze. leadership in gaza on the funeral of thomas's political leaders, 900. yeah. has been taken placements at ron iran supreme leader. i use a lot of how many let the prayers and speaker after speaker say, honey is that will not be in vain. 50000 babies have been born under extreme conditions in gaza since october the 7th. with the constant threat of attack and repeated displacement. pregnant women are inducing labor early to avoid delivering while on the move the meaning of designing . as 2 months pregnant, she pulls out

a 0 of her fears for her baby. playing to see and been wanting. the tunnel is just not a big henry and i did it. you and i, she, emma does not. she has to did it in, in the end, it seems to me in the mac engines in the how did you know that i should have and when i said, even, we have a lot, you know, feeling a lot you left, you won't be in a funny little piece of what had a lot of the c a she assess the unless you have some off them in the them it must have present. bella, she didn't know how about little of the on had that met. good. yeah. and the bad one of them have the tumbling oh,

how do i oh well it's actually going to ask you and have you come on you in a while it's it's heavy and lucky the cost. what does he have the privilege, any the shit. what is the address? yeah. may, i mean, i guess i should, the she says in was this summer. got her to show the less than so it would be somebody not to to look to see if this doesn't know where like a nephew. oh my, oh, a like on the phone, what is your name check and the thought and what that's the last number said on cardona, that's one of them. all of us said if i don't know how to speak to someone and he said, let's have that. they all really the bedroom. oh, of this, the bundle of the that happened the best that i as a and is that what do i and i did have it all you had with is you don't exemption on your own level, but that he said, i mean,

it said as your knees and suddenly he said he and then why does janine hamilton become very and then it was the culture. yeah. so don's army says it's commander has survived an assassination attempt at a military graduation on the 5th, the 100, but han was reportedly targeted by a drone at a ceremony in debate, eastern some done the at least 5 people were killed and not a time. the army says, but hon escaped and injured, the paramilitary rapids support forces has denied responsibility. otherwise, we will not retreat. we will not surrender that we will not negotiate with any party, whoever they are. there's nothing that scares us. no drone will scare us until we die,

and especially to introduce as an independent student analyst, and he says the assassination attempt will slow piece talks from advancing. this i talked yesterday on general. uh, but how does the attempted assassination attack uh, what's the 1st with the drones of the iris? i have managed to reach such a dense such a safe uh area and so oh um. so do you nice um sources. so there are some people claiming that this could be an inside job as well, within your doing that 2 weeks before negotiations of peaceful doesn't really work out for anyone. at the same time, me see the previous piece, folks, negotiations. what would happen is doris up with a tech intent to, along with the piece negotiations and folks. however, what we're seeing is a completely new strategy. it's essentially destination or attempted assassination of one of the contributors before the piece. folks come in several,

several hospitals. i've been flooded in record high rainfall in the past on the city of lahore. at least 22 people have died in the flash flooding, including one who was electrocuted. monsoon rain also last pocket stones capital is lama badge and other major cities. electricity has been cut off in multiple areas. the 17 year old boy behind the knife, attacking the u. k, as appeared in courts, the suspect stopped 3 girls to desk at a taylor swift fiend, holiday club. the incident triggered violence between police and far right demonstrators. melana wrestling are rich reports from south ports for several days on from this tragedy. people here in south with a still gathering, leaving flowers and tvs to the victims of the mass. stabbing that happens here on monday in which 3 little girls lost their lives, and others was stabbed now. community very much still in morning and still in shock

. the 17 year old suspects who has seen the rest in relation to these crimes. now his arrest has thoughts violent protest across the country, often misinformation spread online that he was in his name immigrant. the police say that that is false, that he was born in rest time, but they could not reveal more details about his identity because he's under 18 years old. nonetheless, we can see vine and protests on wednesday nights that would flashes in the center of london with protests as throwing themselves in. nope, just as the gates of downing street clashing with the leaves that were more than a 100 a rest fast. now in the northeast of the country and hopping through a lease vehicle was to blaze and offices were attacked. and in the south of the countries when in order to show simulate scenes, rides, police attacked and flashing with the testers. now on says they can't stand the deployment several means with lease teeth top, please choose from across the country to offer them his support in the wake of some

very challenging days in the vicinity to reach out to 0 south thoughts. us prosecutors have reached plea agreement with 3 man accused applauding the 911 attacks. the pentagon has not released the full details of the deals, but us media report that the 3 would plead guilty in exchange for a life sentence rather than the death penalty. the legend $911.00 mastermind caught a chest mohammed along with where he'd been orthogonal, and most decided how so we were due to stand trial in a military court at guantanamo bay, but their case has been delayed for years to donald trump has questioned the racial identity of us presidential hopeful carmella harris. he was speaking at an event hosted by black journalists and chicago were moderators, fact checked him for level reports. he normally loves the cameras, but this was an uncomfortable set thing for donald trump. well, 1st of all,

i don't think i've ever been asked the question, so in such a horrible manner, not a rally, not a debates. this was a grilling by black journalists in chicago, invited him to that annual event. i love the black population of this country. i've done so much for the black population of this country and fuel raising protest, as you felt you shouldn't be here for giving the full. but i'm maybe future president a chance to address an audience whose votes he needs immediately. he was on the attack against is likely opponent questioning had race. i didn't know she was black until a number of years ago when she happened to turn black. and now she wants to be known as black. so i don't know, is she indian or she black coming to hers wasn't the events. she said she couldn't make it work with his schedule since becoming the presumptive democratic presidential nominee. but she did give a response of sort spot competing in texas. and it was the same old show

the divisiveness and the disrespect. leaving her allies like a potential running mates, arizona, sent as a mark kelley to go on the attack instead. well, i think those are the comments of a desperate, scared old man who is uh, over the last week, especially as been you know, have it is but kicked in by a experience prosecutor. and i think it's worth speaking of running mates trumps number 2, j. d. vance was also income pay most all week he's been told by scandals over the past comments. but he too was on the attack. a cobble harris is a phony to caterers to whatever audience is in front of her. and a lot of us, his boss back in chicago was aust events was ready to run the country from day one . a trump cons. you're voting for the president and you could have a vice president is outstanding in every way. and i think j d is i think that all of them would have been but,

but you're not voting that way. you're voting for the present. you're voting for me by guy you sense donald trump was back, it is comforts. i've been speaking to a during crowd and laying out his vision of a 2nd time a rally in pennsylvania. the attacks are getting shot, but by the day, against the know many who isn't even officially a know many yet. fill of l algebra. washington. while there's only been one world record in the swimming, olympic fans will hope for foster times in the athletic. as paul reese reports from paris, a new technology could help speed things up of the spray on the shoes. the latest advance in running technology companies are now using robots to create a mold within those races. in just 3 minutes, the lightweight friction was designed to make a big difference. over a 40 to columbus american. it's aaron, the navy. blue tree. it's a shell. it's like, you know, the carters,

there's nothing that will get into the info. and if you think about, if you're running a marathon in 2 hours and 2 minutes and how fast you a foot moves through the air, the devil will become a factor. the super she race has been big business since the arrival of nike vapor flies in 2016. the model that propelled elliot keep charging to an unofficial sub, to our american. and the last 4 years, what is wearing the carbon fiber plate technology broken? all right, in down to attract the world records and distances from 5000 mates as to the merits in 2 hours. when the olympic mouse and run this take to the streets of power, a handful of them will be wearing the new spray on trainers. the tools that companies spiked version for track athletes. a far cry from all competitors were a 100 years ago when the games will last held in the city. another thing to have

changed since 1924 is the truck itself. a 100 years ago in the cycles chariots of fire games, the likes of how old april holmes and direct little enjoyed success on the surface made from send. the truck for these games is made from 2 layers of rubber with manufacturers, claiming its even faster than the surface they might for the less to lympics. we think we have been able to reduce the energy loss in the athletic movement. and so i, i think that the athletes we find these to act to be more reactive. there's been just one world record in the swimming events in paris. many belief that stands the pool being shelly with the normal, creating more waves and resistance. but super shoes at the spring, a truck should deliver the most speed in the athletics. patrice elgin's era, paris. we will have more news at the top of the hour with the news hour. i'll see you then about coming up next. it's the listening post. thanks for watching bye for now.

the for us a call with of insight to people around the world. this has been going on for a number of our seniors, how to do the 30 to an international perspective, to try to explain to a local audience how this could impact the lives. this is an important part of the world and how to do this very good that bringing the news to the world from here. what a difference a week makes us president joe biden's political days our number. and here comes vice president tom while i harris to take on donald trump. what's the main stream media got wrong on the bite and store what the alternative media got right? and where the american presidential election goes from here plus bangladesh che casinos, government corrects down including online blackouts and police violence to get protesters off this

news. washington has never seen a week quite like it. starting on sunday, when president joe biden took himself out of the election race by tuesday, his vice president carmella harris had picked up a torch and was on the campaign trail on wednesday by the address the nation explaining his decision. the pace in which the story has on folded across the american media has left liberal commentators gasping for air. they quickly dispensed with their criticism of by force, selfishly cleaning the power and started utilizing him for a selfless change of heart. voices on the right, meanwhile, have already played the race card against comma la harris. the attempted assassination of donald trump, which happened just 2 weeks ago, suddenly seems like old news. also lost in this blizzard of developments is a realistic assessment of jo biden's,

political legacy. especially the genocide that his government has effectively sponsored in garza and the blood on his hands, palestinian black. i just tried to the best way for the past to are sooner generation is as they say a week really is a long time in politics. this past week in washington felt like it went by in a fly. last sunday, 3 weeks after his debacle of a debate, joe biden tweeted out his leisure announcing he will not run again. he endorsed his voice press. comalla harris. within 48 hours, harris had the backing of power brokers like to clinton's and dozens of members of congress, one by one perspective, challenges. most of them state governors stepped to saw. the donor money was calling you making hire us

a lot for the democratic nomination. and she sounded like at her 1st campaigns in the swing state of wisconsin, i took on perpetrators of all time. so hear me when i say that, i know donald trump's right. it seems that their strategy is going to be very similar to the 2020 strategy which is drawing a stark contrast between herself and donald trump. we're seeing her call out pretty pointed we his a legit sexual assault. his convictions and other allegations of corruption were also see her campaign. take this task where they're sort of brushing from off as a joke, a little bit harris's already casting herself as the prosecutor who can take down this down here. some of the excitement around her is just that she does have a very prosecutorial approach to politics. yes or no. as a senator, she was always very good in hearing with perfectly set of questions of

pharmaceutical executives and of the trump administration officials to get them where she wants to go. be sure about your answer, sir. and that is exciting for democrats because they have not been confident that joe biden to speak coherently, let alone actually prosecute the case or making the argument, the voters that they should support him for another term. we're now looking at a very different split screen. when you think about the 2 nominees dealing with everything we have to do is walk if between the former president trump and president biden, it was not only a rematch, but it was 2 elderly white men compared with now former president, trump and vice president harris, who is not only younger, but she's a woman, she's a woman of color. there's also going to be a real effort to put front and center some of the issues that they feel are vulnerabilities for republicans. she had really emerged as dividing ministration,

leading voice on reproductive rights. it's going to be one of the key issues for the, the harris campaign. even before comma la harris was crowned by democratic king, makes voters were getting a sneak preview on line of what her election campaign would look like. she prosecuted sex predators to use it was not a new way. parents took that approach when she tried to run against donald trump for years to capture, but was trounced in the race for the democratic nomination by jo bye. after 3 weeks of intense speculation, over the 81 year old biden's future, the democratic base and it's media proxies were instantly energized by the youngblood harris break. somebody last gives the forwarding is the fact recently raised by a comedian who usually targets his jokes at donald trump. that back in 2020 comm a lot, harris,

his campaign was an absolute flaw. you can count the number of delegates. she's one of the 2020 primaries on one hand, as long as that hand has no finger more hostile voice is on the right. are going after harris for covering up for the slides in firm it to you and, and the range of the racist voters calling her. i. d. e i heart, the vice president is the future of the party here until the future. it looks kind of dim for the democrats, d, e. r stands for diversity, equality and inclusion. standards does signs to ensure a fair representation in workplaces and institutions. a practice dismissed by right, wingers as woke. it is going to be a very of we campaigned or repeatedly referring to her as a quote unquote d i higher, which is effectively new conservative code towards people of color. joe biden did not choose her based on merit. he chose her based on the same criteria of d,

i that has been destroying this country. that's a message that resonates more with the republican base, but could backfire when it comes to the types of voters that could ultimately swing and election. there's also been no sense that trump, or any other republican is figured out how actually to attack us right now. this is amazing is someone who covered the 2020 democratic primary worship flounder. and essentially, the other democrats, rightly pointed out, which was a lightweight on policy. whole campaign was tactics. there was never a, this is why i'm running and yet, but we're seeing so far as republicans just consistently falling into a really contender base. we're to ask. but if you say she's not good enough, then what will you be called a racist. they had a month there for this and then to ality, and they weren't ready when it happened. numerous you later, joe barton's decision to step aside, which was so long, uncomfortable, still managed to surprise elements in the liberal media as well. many of the same

people who had pushed him to put the res weeks before i praised him lavish for finally putting the country 1st. i struck by the humility of that speech. tiers were struck by members of the liberal media brigade that has come to be known as blue mac. the democratic parties called flight version of donald trump's make america great again, bates and then you just cry. because this is somebody that you love what most of those eulogies left there was any meaningful discussion of biden's real legacy. his unbridled support in 2003 for the disastrous us led invasion of a rack, a war based on lies. and his continued backing an army of israel's genocide, a war on palestinians. in gauze, you had van jones, shedding tears on national television, talking about how i just made an inside. and he was about the position that by him

was in it's many of these villages in personal accounts, about findings on or that's a good man. spill on a sword. what stands out more is there is absolutely no way to remember biden's legacy without acknowledging the role that his administration has played in allowing genocide to continue in gaza. you saw the kind of backlash he was facing from ki democratic constituencies, not just most seminary americans, young voters, black footers. it was a pretty diverse coalition saying they don't accept the administration's approach toward the war and guys and i think that that is absolutely one of the darker parts of his legacy. and when you've seen such a high civilian death, told him guys you've seen famine and widespread starvation, that's something that will continue and weigh on biden's legacy. a rapid fire developments coming out of washington have overshadow another. and these were,

the story is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu trip to dc. and he's speech to con, thousands of pro palestinian that protested his address. which more than half the democratic caucus board to the law makers who were their age on what, nothing yahoo was telling, including outright lot like his denial. if it is real, is starving palestinians in gosh, this is ponder, complete nonsense coma harris chose not to attend the address, but that was mere virtue signal. since she did meet with an s and yahoo the next day, we cannot allow ourselves to become num to the suffering. and i will not be silent . joe biden literally embraced benjamin netanyahu after october 7. come on, harris is not going to do that. so if you watch right wing outlet, it's been an effort to treat this as a kind of snob or even a scandal i,

she's sorry, with a mouse over as well. that's despicable. what these attacks overlook though, is it harris is largely where most americans are. she thinks that israel has a right to defend itself, but doesn't like how it's doing that. and she doesn't like benjamin netanyahu. she has been ahead of biden's. there must be an immediate cease fire. but harris has a close relationship with the, the leading pro israel lobbying group. the american is real public affairs committee and has not indicated that she will show a significant foreign policy shift in comparison with how biden has handled the departure of joe biden. from the presidential, the injection of coma la harris into have provided the democratic party width and adrenalin boost and supplied the media with a brand new narrative. but beyond that, all is really war crimes in gaza. it's just more of the say sean benjamin netanyahu

in public, but meet him on the saw. expressed concern over what the israelis are doing to palestinians, but never condemn. and that does not return to the political story in the us and just a few minutes. but 1st bangladesh and a power struggle between the prime minister and protesters that has rocked the country. the unrest has calmed somewhat over the past few days, but nationwide restrictions on communications and the media remain in place. i mean, obviously, robbie has been tracking the story. the process in bangladesh began over what's commonly known as the quartet system, the we government jobs are reserved for certain classes of people. however, the youngest has grown to become about a much more fundamental issue for i'm an associate casino, her government corruption. back of the start of the month. the demonstrations were

peacefully but the violence needed out to protesters ensured that even after the government climbed down on the quote, a system, the political unrest would continue. more than a 170 protesters have been killed. many by police would been given orders by the prime minister to shoot on site. another 2400 had been invested according to the press freedom group assess if he's 30 journalist. what assaulted and wounded either shot by the police or attacked by prove government comfortable testers. it's difficult to determine if those fee goes of the dead detained and disappeared are up to date. since the internet and telecommunications blackout imposed as a security measure is still logically in place. since she has seen that came to follow for the 2nd time in 2009. bonnie, this has democracy, has taken a thought of stadium done. but i've seen a government has a tight grip across institutions, including the media which has seen at besetti and dissenting voices aggressively silenced or exide in the days and weeks to come as restrictions. e,

as in bangladesh, we, we know they'll get more details of what went down during the blackouts. and how likely it is that more protest auto. com. thanks me. back to the u. s. presidential race for months, even years, much of the american mainstream media down played or ignored the obvious, the unmistakable signs of jo biden's cognitive decline. after his disaster of a debate, the boat turned from many in the liberal commentary. it has been spectacular, media pundits as well as democratic donors and party big wigs all came for bite and he was never going to survive that one commentator who can honestly say he does sent it from mainstream opinion and solve this coming is junk. you group, having done a student as a host at m s n b c. he is the co creator of an online outlet the young turks use or has used his alternative news platform. to warn that sticking with biting would

be disastrous. last year he even launched his own short lived bed to become the democratic candidate. he insisted he wasn't in it to win it. he was just trying to draw others into the ring that someone, anyone needed to challenge by uga, released a campaign at that focused on the us is continually support for israel. it's. we're on garza and what that support cost american voters and their families. you're gonna have to put those a fact. they don't like eggs anymore. they like eggs. but we have to set that $7.00 aside for killing palestinians. what we don't have is real $4000000000.00 here anyways. yeah. and now we're giving them another $14000000000.00. jenkins joins me now from his home studio in los angeles, california. jack, it's been a while since we've had you on listening post. it's great to have you back now. you've been warning for the best part of the year. the dividing campaign would eventually implode over the aging issue. what were you seeing that other political

journalists were not? or were they seeing the same thing? you were only not saying or yeah, there's a couple of factors here. number one, i was looking at the underlying numbers. his approval rating has been in the thirty's for over a year and, and coming in the thirty's, almost never wins in the us. so i was startled that others were not making that realization, especially because he had lost hispanic voters. he had lost the young voters. these are starting developments in american politics. i think the number one reason that people don't see it is because they live in a bubble and everyone around them says owner, everything's fine. and why do they think that in washington and in mainstream media, it's because of, it's very insulting to the powerful, you know, things about them that are unfortunate, and then you might lose access. and so there are repercussions. and the last reason richard is because they don't talk to enough real people, non political people,

and every time i talked talked to an apple and good person. the number one reason they were different voting for joe biden was, he's too old. it was obvious, even after biden's, historically bad performance in that debate. many of the big names in the us media still kept backing him despite the all the signs that you're talking about. what is this story exposed to americans about the behavior of their mainstream news outlets that the nile, the delusion that we're getting. yeah, it is a bit of a heart breaking a realization and i had it laid in my career very late, but most of news is not actually news. it's marketing, it's marketing for the powerful and it they have different clients. basically, fox news, those marketing for right wing 1000000000 arrows and multi national corporations. cnn, those marketing for a status quote and corporate rule. m s. nbc does it for the democratic party, and i know i was

a host on m s nbc. and they told me to not criticizes democratic party, that's not real news. that's just a propaganda arm of a set of powerful people to one firm that's answered the american political lexicon recently as blue mog. now you've been using that phrase for a while to describe the democratic version of trump's make america great. again, movement both on the ground and in media outlets. what of americans learned about blue mark mag, a media outlets over the past month or so. since the debate, yeah, at the top is a donor class. they actually control pretty much everything. right underneath them is politicians, but they're not that interesting. they're just servants of the donor class. and then you know the media underneath them and the media is the marketing or for corporate rule, and they're the most powerful weapon i would say for the rich and for the donors. and, and so at the very bottom is the actual people. and those folks are often deluded

red mac up blue back up. they live in a bubble where they don't, they can't see straight. so people are read back. i actually believe that donald trump, one of the last selection people in blue mega actually thought the joe biden was young and dynamic. but where did they get those opinions? they got them for media and media that is paid to be the marketing or i'm of these different groups of wealthy people. so they actually meant to deceive them and they did. let's talk about the process. you wrote this week that the democrats had a chance to electrify the country with an open convention, the most exciting dynamic process in the world to take place with various candidates, governors, senators, various members of the party, perhaps stepping forward. that's not happening, but you've also been praising comma la harris is great start to this campaign. so where do you stand now on the parties decision to effectively anoint in paris? right, so i was positive,

the joe biden was going to lose and i would say things like, he has a near 0 percent chance of winning and people's at all, that's outrages. now afterwards they acknowledge. yes, even his top advisors thought he had no chance of winning. now i'm positive that an open convention is a better way to go. the reason for that is that if you test your candidates, you will see how strong they're the problem. number one problem we had with joe biden was that we didn't test them. so if we have an open q ration where they all buying for the delegates, then the strongest candidate comes out. that's definitely the best process. now having said that, couple of harris locked up a lot of these delegates, they're just pledge they haven't voted yet. issues come out of the gate very strong with a couple of savvy political moves and some really good speeches. so if she was strong enough to lock up these delegates quickly, well that shows you that she might be a good candidate. i don't have an opinion on which candidate it should be. i have an opinion that we should pick the strongest one,

so we can be truck. there are so many forces at play that came together to unseat joe biden. there was that debate, there was the change in the media discussion and the donors and what role have alternative media like yours played in this? is this a moment a vindication for independent media outlets like your own? so i appreciate that question and it definitely is a and we had a swarm of yours come to us after by and dropped out saying you were right. and a lot of folks said, look, i doubted you, because i'm hearing different things. i'm hearing something from cnn m s m c that i'm not hearing from you. and one of our viewers said, look, i try to introduce my parents to but it was so jarring because what you're saying is so true is so different than what they're hearing from main stream media. that it takes them all a little time to adjust. but i think the independent media here was great leave

indicated i feel terrific about it because it's not just that we're doing real news is. so we're able to break even our own bubble. and again, if you don't live here in america, it's hard to understand how over whelming the propaganda is. so if you just say normal rational things, the rest of the media attacks you with great vigor and, and, and it takes a lot to withstand though those kind of attacks and gas lighting that happens perpetually last question for the other great divide the american media main stream versus alternative has been on the gaza. is real story biden's complicity in israel's genocide, all war cost and critical support amongst young voters, d. u for c, comma le harris, changing that policy in any significant way. cuz how else can she get those votes back to the democratic party? those young voters? yeah. so yes or no. uh, i think that she will change the rhetoric a little bit. and i think that there's some chairs, she actually in our heart,

does believe that israel should light up on the palestinians. but now the heart breaking part is that no, she will not change the policy. and here the american people have already moved here. this is another giant when for independent media and social media because we broke the hypnosis that the american people were under. we talked about propaganda, marketing, information, remedial before. there is no issue that they've done that more for that on israel. and it was overwhelming and you couldn't flight that machine. but now through social media and independent independent media, we swarm them and we've changed the american electorate to opinion, especially for young voters. so that is why commerce has to change her rhetoric to try to win michigan to try to win over younger voters that the democrats desperately needs. but the donor class here is gigantic and their power is overwhelming. so, and so we have a bit of a political revolution in america where

a progressive that's in my camp ways, the presidency. there is no way that they'll change their opinion on israel because they don't have an opinion. they only have checks a pac completely controls us congress. and you saw a spectacular example of that yesterday when they were all given standing ovations, over and over again to one of the worst of world criminals, in our lifetimes. gen kia, great work by you and your team at the young perks, keep it up. and once again, great to have you back on the air here at the listening post. thank. and finally, as a performative political spectacle, that was the, is rarely prime minister of speech to the us congress this past wednesday, benjamin netanyahu was the parents was bored, caught it by the democrats. presumptive nominate com while i harris, as well as roughly half of the parties congressman and when hundreds of other senators and representatives were there though,

taking their seats. although they didn't use the much. a fast forward version of the speech shows american politicians giving nothing yahoo! 49 standing ovations, 49 getting up and down like yo yos for a prime minister, who faces an arrest warrant from the international criminal court for war. cross, a leader that paul say has a 72 percent disapproval rating in his own country will leave you with the rest of that video. and we'll see you next time. here with the listening on the, it's august 1st. let's go with their headlines for the americas, the heat wave in the southern us now expanding into that southeast corner of the country. but aside from the heat,

let's talk about the saki month that it was in toronto for july to $115.00 millimeters of rain onto the ground. and there's more to come to kick off the month of august storms, around the midwest pushing into the great lakes. and these will be severe or capable of producing some flooding back toward the west. it's hot heat wave again for the pacific northwest portland at $37.00 degrees and some monsoon, downpours around arizona and new mexico. then we've got a tropical storm in the eastern pacific. this will become a hurricane, but it's out toward the sea. so no real major impact here. otherwise, for central america. up and down the pacific coast, we've got some pretty intense rounds of rain. south end of south america is the usual problem spots around ecuador, dark, the blue and the yellow. the more intense that rain is falling in quite the winter storm. we have coming in to southern shelly here. it's going to dump a 100 centimeters of snow over the mountain tops of the southern and is, and for santiago, this is going to be quite the rain storm for you. worst case scenario. you could

see 2 months worth of rain over 48 hours and it's going to be much cooler here as well. the the, you're watching the news are live from headquarters in delphi. i'm turning it off. okay, so here's what's coming up in the next 60 minutes. the funeral begins for a talk. some of the commands are for odd. sure. good. he was killed in lebanon's capital bind is really air strike on tuesday. the is where the army says it's killed, another him, us leader 3 weeks ago. but the group didn't confirmed the military when commander's