much they missed each other and missed looking into each other's eyes how glad they are that the ayatollah isn't there to spoil the movement do something else plague in your region which is the unremitting aggression in turkey during this pandemic the iranians using using the ayatollah as the regime's resources to foment terror crossed the world when the people of iran are struggling so mightily kind of a false equivalence i mean the coronavirus is killing hundreds of israelis and their own well iran isn't iran is trying to survive a terrible pandemic under sanctions that the private of essential medical supplies but come on these days when the merican and an israeli get together in small instead logan hard into each other's eyes and the rainy and somewhere get screwed up. especially interesting coming from a person who has himself to weaponize the virus against the iranian people by imposing sanctions and increasing those sanctions during the corona virus pompei 0 has a very close relationship with the israeli regime and of course we we have. the deal of the century we have the increasing

it was joe biden is that it be a good idea to do deal with the iranian ayatollah. let's give my hundred $50 billion in sanctions relief, i'm sure he'll build roads, bridges and be a good member of the family of nations. the iran nuclear deal was a grant to israel. they take the money and they did the middle east. this is a joe biden idea. the nuclear deer was withdrawn by president trump thank god they took the committee and had capabilities to make a bomb. if joe's idea to get out of i rack in the general said no we need troops hear from going bad, it's joe biden who pushed obama to pull out of iraq. as joe biden he sent troops given the dates with drop wasn't joe biden and barack obama there never be in isis. with donald trump we build a military that have been broken. we were short of ammunition, morale is low, that their hands behind their back when it came to finding isis in the taliban in syria, afghanistan and iraq. president trump comes in, increases military spending like ronald reagan, replanted all the weapons systems that have been depleted the planes a

address on could saw jerusalem day i have tali ayatollah ali khamenei described israel as a cancerous tumor in the middle east and he said the occupation of palestine is a crime against humanity iran has held the annual could say since 979 in a show of support for the palestinian struggle. forces loyal to libya's u.n. recognized government are mobilizing around the town of tire home 100 kilometers southeast of tripoli this comes a day after they seized control of the strategic town of a sub or it's on an important supply route for troops allied to war holy for. a move the other way head is in southern tripoli. this is one of the areas controlled by forces loyal to the internationally recognized the government in southern tripoli here between salaheddine neighborhood and al sadr area the government forces say that they have gained ground and they have taken control of several locations including a military camp called barely a military camp and also the headquarters of the migration authority the government sources here say that they have been told that by half the forces who are 7 pos

address on could so jerusalem day ayatollah ali khamenei described israel as a cancerous tumor in the middle east and he said the occupation of palestine is a crime against humanity iran has held the annual could stay since $979.00 in a show of support for the palestinian struggle c.-o. said oh do you suppose you normalizing the presence of the zionist regime in the region is one of the major policies pursued by the united states a number of arab governments in the region also act as the minions and cronies of the us they have been setting the grounds for normalization by establishing economic ties. so i asked from tehran is. less than senior fellow at the center for middle east and strategic studies thanks for your time what do you make of. a comment a speech in particular thinking about on the one hand he's reiterating calls for resistance to israel but on the other hand he's also calling for a referendum among palestinians. while i think iran and later today he referred to as bitter or and successful experience by palestine and negotiation with the united states as well as best thi

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address on could soar jerusalem day the ayatollah ali khamenei described israel as a cancerous tumor in the middle east and he said the occupation of palestine is a crime against humanity iran has held the annual could stay since 1989 a show of support for the palestinian struggle let's get more now from is in basra via our correspondent in tehran zain tell us more about what he was saying. well peter this is an important foreign policy point for iranian leaders it has been since the islamic revolution in $97.00 and as you said and normally we would see large scale rallies in cities across the country but because of the pandemic because of the coronavirus pandemic and the outbreak that's been going on for months those rallies were canceled and the supreme leader ayatollah khomeini took the opportunity to give a live address something that he hasn't done in the past for the specific event before that he took this opportunity to make a speech to criticize leaders of arab countries that neighbor iran leaders that he described as treacherous for giving up support for the palestinian caus

this virus on the slow down on the other one there's no curia and 2 it's very contagious from the ayatollah skin get infected tom thanks anybody. who has their number who mean apparently people all over the world are staying at home but i was under lockdown before this all happened. the virus was already there. let's see what i've made. there are white beans pinto beans and come. it has green and red peppers and quite a lot of garlic and onion better manners in d.c. you know if you was on them out of the whole year i think i'm expanding the boundaries of begin cooking and i enjoy it. when this is all over i should write a book about it and i'll share my experiences in the kitchen during lockdown for sure. all of you there. so it's a garden it's a covert $1000.00 call. the dispatch warned us that it was an older woman. she has fever and reading difficulties. this is the joy in these moments it's always a bit of fear and anxiety because we don't know what to expect. the m.r.i. . was was similar 100 percent blockage it seems like it's getting worse every day which was hopefully it'll get bette

virus and it's not that i'm on the other one there's no curiosity into it's very contagious from the ayatollah skin get infected or tom hanks and anybody. knows their number who mean apparently people all over the world are staying at home but i was under lockdown before this all happened as all the virus was already there. you know let's see what i do. there are white beans pinto beans and pumpkin. it has green and red peppers and quite a lot of garlic and onion and you'd be at a new year's bowl in d.c. like yours on the amount of i think i'm expanding the boundaries a vegan cooking and i enjoy it. when this is all over i should write a book about it which accompanies i'll share my experiences in the kitchen during lockdown for sure. or be there. and. it's a garden it's a covert $1000.00 call. the dispatch warned us that it was an older woman. she has fever and reading difficulties. this is it you're in these moments it's always a bit of fear and anxiety because we don't know what to expect. but it was. was was. was similar 100 percent of it it seems like it's getting worse every day which wa

it doesn't protect the ayatollah khomeini. he has zero protections under the first amendment.n, he's not in america. he's a foreign enemy and a terrorist so we don't protect his free speech rights, we don't protect the free speech rights of communist china because they are not protected by the first amendment. the constitution is about protecting americans' rights and we are fighting against our enemies, in the case of the ayatollah, have killed and are trying to kill americans and are rabidly anti-semitic, anti-israel, anti-american and twitter facilitates their terroristic threats nonetheless. stuart: thank you for being on the program, mr. senator. because you just made something more clear to me than it's been clear in a long, long time. i was confused by this story but you have made it real clear. senator ted cruz, republican from the great state of texas, thanks for joining us, sir. we appreciate it. >> thank you. stuart: our next guest, i'm really switching gears here, believe me, i'm switching gears, our next guest is a restaurant owner in michigan. he closed two shops

been a very different scene one of the main areas for prayers in the city where the supreme leader ayatollah ali khamenei it would be prayers and then deliver a sermon iranians say millions would gather there to offer prayer services that was completely canceled in downtown some mosques were allowed to hold prayers that were limited prayer congregations across the city across the country in the mosque behind me there were plans to have prayers this morning but there were canceled last minute and people were moved to the mosque on the campus of to herat and university to facilitate the prayer services there but where there would have been on the streets outside the university in the university campus inside the mosque where there would have been thousands this day there were only dozens certainly an impact of covert 19 really keeping people at home people still taking social distancing seriously when it comes to congregations like this one woman we met said it was the 1st time she'd left her home since the control measures were put in place since the lockdown quarantine measures were put in p

been less celebrates our could all to do some day which goes back to the time of the arabian later ayatollah khomeini an event that centers on the dome of the rock injuries. has been the calls itself the party of resistance resistance to its own allegedly powerless state and resistance to israel. all i learned that the resistance has proved successful but by hezbollah not the state this resistance movement emerged the moment it became clear that the state was powerless to do anything. while your state allowed us in the south of the country to be humiliated by the occupying israelis on a daily basis and the resistance movement consists of all of these people here who can now. stay as an international day not just for us but for every country and with god's help in the near future we will put an end to israel's existence as long. as bill as grassroots space is made up of many pora shiites who constitute roughly one quarter of the population and 11 on the general secretary of hezbollah . is their idol. for decades he's been the head of the party and the armed militia it's been years since nasr

brought this parliament into being was touted as something very important by the supreme leader ayatollah come in a bit back in february we saw the lowest voter turnout in the history of the islamic republic of iran really reflecting how frustrated the population is with economic issues with social issues with iran under sanctions with with foreign policy concerns the voter turnout was around 40 percent the lowest that this country has ever seen it was also an opportunity for the guardian council that oversees elections to sort of clear house reformist did not do well 80 of them were disqualified on corruption charges and really conservatives have. taken over over this body now president hassan rouhani who is speaking now ahead of this inauguration ceremony did say that he hopes for a positive relationship with this parliament really we have to look at the previous much less the previous parliamentary body they tried 10 times to impeach ministers in president hassan rouhani is cabinet successfully impeaching 3 if president hassan rouhani has 2 more impeachments that are successful then hi

you can to start fact checking the president of the united states on this stuff, what about the ayatollahsof iran and the congress party in china. where does twitter go with this? >> twitter is not part of the government so they are not governed by the first amendment but it would be a good idea for them to follow the same principles that allowed our democracy to be so robust and vigorous and the reason is how would twitter actually do the job? we don't trust judges or our own politicians, elected officials to make the choice which are they going to choose a legitimate ideal or illegitimate idea, suppose they start sticking fact check things on statements they don't like what does that mean everything else on twitter is true? of course not. the better thing to do is stay neutral. the more they start interjecting their choice and ideas about good idea or bad idea the more they are going to invite government regulation or perhaps the government should change its mind and stop giving it free pass as a network the more they vigorously try to police ideas rather than be a platform. >> do you th

the president and governors today and said a few 100 million doses by the earned of the year is a, ayatollahical goal, but not a guarantee. what do you make of that? >> you have two issues. sanjay and elizabeth said it well. we're in the early days of a vaccine world. church hill downs cleared the gates and people want us to declare a winner. we have a long way to get to a finished vaccine. we can make vaccines based on the products in research, but there is no guarantee that will be the product that might make it if any do at all. so i think the caution you're hearing here tonight on this show is optimistic caution. we all want a vaccine. we hope we have a vaccine. but the only fair way to report this is, in fact, there's still a lot of hurdles to go before we can have a successful vaccine. >> sanjay, they are still very early, as dr. olester holm was saying. they're in the early trials. >> the messenger rna vaccine from moderna which basically is a blueprint of part of the virus, you give that to somebody and the body starts making the blueprint over and over again and generates antibodies

address on could soar jerusalem day ayatollah ali khamenei described israel as in his words a cancerous tumor in the middle east and he said the occupation of palestine is a crime against humanity iran has held the annual could stay since 979 in a show of support for palestinians c.-o. said oh these. normalizing the presence of the zionist regime in the region is one of the major policies pursued by the united states a number of arab governments in the region also act as the minions and cronies of the us they have been setting the grounds for normalization by establishing economic ties. the u.n. special repertoire who investigated the murder murder of saudi journalist mark shop she says the fight for justice isn't of a mess kalamata is calling on the u.s. to publish secret findings on saudi prince mohammed bin some months involvement in the crime one of casualties sons says he's forgiven those responsible for the crime but because fiance says no one has the right to pardon his killers. forces loyal to libya's u.n. recognized government are mobilizing around the town of tahoma 100 kilome

made following discussions with the health minister after the recent suggestion by supreme leader ayatollah so far is 6,685 confirmed deaths. and more than 109,000 people have contracted the virus. but despite this they say that from the end of the month of ramadan all the religious places, restau ra nts a nd hairdressers will reopen. but they will have to observe social distance policies. on top of that we are receiving reports from the province south of iran and we hear that it is still a red zone. the province is very poor, very deprived and it's unclear how south of iran and we hear that it is still a red zone. the province is very poor, very deprived and it's unclear how many tests are even done there. and that's by many observers are worried about a second wave and on the reported cases of all of iran. staying with iran... and authorities there say one of its warships has mistakenly fired a missile at another iranian ship during a naval exercise. it happened near the strait of hormuz. the iranian army reports that 19 sailors were killed and another 15 injured. state broadcaster irib s

it was joe biden who said it would be a good idea to do a deal with the ayatollah, the iranian ayatollahan nuclear deal was withdrawn by president trump. it was joe biden who pushed obama to pull out of iraq. it was joe biden who sent troops into afghanistan and gave the day you are going to withdraw. if it weren't for joe biden and barack obama. there would have never been an isis. brian: so what is pretty clear, i guess, lara trump is doing town halls with different supporters of trump. senator lindsey graham points out as general mattis pointed out. general mattis said if you pull out of iraq this whole thing is going to fall quickly biden said yeah, we are pulling out of iraq. totally blew it off and we know about his support for the iranian deal. you could say corporations are horrible people and they should be excepted for people actually work there and they make a living and the reduction of corporate taxes made us competitive. add something else. goodbye frac going you elect joe biden and goodbye offshore drilling. that's hundreds of thousands of jobs, ainsley. that's the substan

suggesting that twitter might be sued and should be sued for violating iran sanctions after allowing the ayatollah on its platform. >> i think big tech needs to get the hell out of the censorship business in terms of americans. the first amendment protects american speech and twitter has no business deciding which politicians they like and which they don't. they should be a neutral public forum and let free speech and the american people decide. susan: it's not just republicans. remember tulsi gabbard sued for at least for the time being suspending her advertising account which she said undermined or presidential daen candidacy but we saw that case thrown out. both sides have a problem with social media. neil? neil: to put it mildly. very balanced report on that. i appreciate that. susan li was mentioning brandon carr, fcc commissioner. he joins us right now. commissioner, thank you for taking the time. your argument sounds quite similar to the president's that be careful what you wish for, right? >> look, i'm reminded by that line from sir thomas moore, a man for all seasons. william roper said h

how serious is the problem of coronavirus in iran and what threat does it pose to the ayatollah. >> it'sor them because, you know, this is a regime that's made up almost entirely of elderly men. and who were, of course, especially vulnerable. what happened here was there were reports of this virus being in the country as early as december. and there were doctors that were sending warnings. and the virus was already -- you know, there's direct flights to china on iranian airlines. the virus was spreading across the country in january and february, and basically there was a new blackout. the government refused to do anything. i think -- or even to talk about it. the reason for that is there was a big parliamentary election in february and they were worried about voter turnout. so they kept everything quiet as the virus spread. and that's kind of what you're seeing now which is -- it's all over the country. it's like too late to contend. >> dexter, compare, if you will, iran's response to china's response obviously early on. china actually punished doctors who came forward. the first doctor

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